The evening world. Newspaper, August 17, 1920, Page 9

15 THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1920. ) Ms carried him to the four quarters in France, where he lived when exiled | birth or parentage, and they have a|fell 600 feet tn an airplane on the | of the globe. tut it has been quiet from Italy, I changed my mind. I] yvolce in the community, | know. Paris-London route. Motor trouble \ {compared with what he is about w saw him only jast November in Flume] “Perhaps when the courier artives|cauned the accident to the plane, whieh ; undertake fh the name of d'Annunzio and I know that he ts fighting for|with the credentials 1 shall learn|was demolished j - 4nd the National Council of Fiume.” Italy's sake. He is a superb fighter,| more of just what d'Annunzio and the}, David. and tga) yarn Le liad He has alrendy had a taste of what a superb patriot, One thing I know—-|Counell wish me. to do, but, even {the head of the corporation employ ing ae {t means to be a special trusted rep- he will never rest till Fiume and that] should he not come, I feel sure that I] wore | -” alive. .When he went | And this b@reau of mine is going to uninjured, First reports of the Py resentative of the Italian poet and the strip of Dalmatia ure Italy's, know what to do. 1 have. doen a|secident described Moore "as seriously 0 | AN T T council. Almost ever since the an- Long ago he determined never | friend of Italy's (ov long not to know. |hurt. houncement of his selection became! ‘te be Faken « known his office has been a mecca to into action, | know because he |be a mighty busy place as soon as 7 peptone the ae oy bi dl bea) me, one Naf») buttons of his things are running.” % + ray .. Thien te | tne Vi if some- neessant song. Even the| uniferm was fashioned into a — fi rtist. Whithey Warren, His! }8# vanished, ‘The telophone ix some _ ORDER 0 thing more than a friend; It is perl- Yor "footage. ns) Seen ME BI) Uttey resop taste ai eRe att? (OWEN MOORE NOT ; / ; { ; fa for “footage. butt epresentative Here, Tells | custy ncar to being a master. There] Yot he tf as undaunted by all thia| thus fermed he cocried wallets ef Specials for Wednesday ew Stories of Daring Chief, |!" 2° place to which. Whitney Warren | as if it had given him no foretaste.| eyanide. 1 used to say to. him, HURT.IN AIR CRASH aes i. eS O} gz * |can go now in that large suite of| He told me in his “bureau” that he| ‘You'll C vadlehy ht some day.’ And Roeeteae h Fi FI ” ek a abe |citices und get away, even from tulm.| ended, not only to do ail that his| he'd only emile and touch the ree ae ie ee on the First Floor 4 By George Buchanan Fife, | *'*. We is no longer Whitne = War- | [rend di Annins ut that be ice button is tunic. Later Advices Contradict First Re- DEN vont | £6 Srenitect, with & fondness ix ad-|64 TO oue is whole heart in it ang, | only Amorkeen whe has wtonaem feel ports of Plane Accident in: Which { hitney Warrem dne of the most! venturing overseas, a man of affairs hie put abr he: eart in it and, | only American who has stood up for| PC OF Plane Accid 6 U tinguished architects in America, | WN0 could apt those affairs aside when| 45 Yo every. pit fit himeelt. He wet ARR thy tae how set He Figured. 1 ; * he pleased, He is now American rep- y of it himself. He|war, And my task now je to get iianin” thewatled |'to : 3 dded that he had been fighting for| Americans to recognize th tice of id in addition a Widely travellcd|resentatives of Gabriel d'Annunais | ® i ing r nize the just @f) Owen Moore, motion picture actor n of‘affairs, hus @ characteriatic| and the National Council of Fiume.| !t@ly for Cr patina that all It would / Italy's claims as to Fiume and that |g former husband of Mary Pickford, “ mate 6 By cable he has been eo appointed | mean wou! to fight a little] strip of Dalmatia, I attach the great- ludy, or “bureau,” ‘as the French | BY, CAble Oe eee ig now on tis_way | harder. ext importance to my appointment, [According to enble advices received to- Ould call it, in-his extensive sulte of from Fiiume wita proper credentials, | “I believe in d'Annunsio,” he sala,|and I think I can tell Americans a|49y by the Lewis J. 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