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I CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 3, 1926. I CHILD OF MOVIES GROWN VP CITY THEATERS FACE WALKOUT OF MUSICIANS FILE BRENNAN PETITION FOR A ROPE MURDER GALLED 8TH IN CAVALIER FEUD RIVIERA SHARKS ALMOST NIP TOES OF MARY GARDEN Chlraco Tribune Frew. -Service. CAXN'ES, France, Sept.

2. Miss Mary Garden, prima donna in the Chicago Civic opera. I 1 II I irrl VOLSTEAD POLL: 230234 A Michi pan Boulevard A' ear Jackson. High Quality Merchandise No Exorbitant Prices Demand Higher Wage, Shorter Hours. Strike orders will be Issued to all musicians employed in Chicago motion See Nothing to Keep It Off Identify Body of Burned PilanasSpanoGangster November Ballot.

hauled her feet out of the blue Mediterranean today Just in time to save them from being nib-, bled, or perhaps amputated, by a pair of hungry sharks. From her villa at Antibes Miss Garden takes a rowboat every morning and pad- i dies to some de- serted stretch of water, where she disrobes in her 'St BY FRANK BUTZOW. rCjfcS Tribune Freaa Serrtee-J (Picture on back page.) The determination of a rival booze If1 picture and vaudeville theaters on Sunday night, after performance, unless the theater managers grant the wage Increase and working hour demands of the players, James Petrillo, president of the Chicago Federation of Musicians, declared last night. That the walkout may become A if 1 gang to exterminate the Chicago Heights liquor clique led by the late MART GARDEN. III-.

Jceors E- Brenr.arTs petition for a Vols'ead referendum In Illniola next Vovember was filed late today In the 'c- of Secretary of State Emmer- question was raised as to its 'idi'V ni the ProposiUon to test the Lntiment of Illinois on prohibition in ffiUlly will go on the ballot. rroS to Louis Vogel. chief clerk department, who re- Mm kl Ft. A. I boat and basks in the sun on a row of pHlows.

She says the sun cure on the bare body is the best in the world. This morning, to fight the fiery sun, she put on a big straw hat and dangled her feet in the water. She dozed, She was awakened by a terrific splash- lng and, terror stricken, she saw a i JAMES C. PETRIXLO. iived the petition in the secretary of rate's office.

Voeel cited the opinion of former At- ey General J. Brundage in 1922. hen eiIort waa made to keep the nd wine proposition oft the bai- j. v. -1 pair of sharks circling the boat and churning the water.

She managed to draw in her shapely feet and thus save them, but for the next half hour the big man eaters charged the tiny boat again and again. that referendum the vear. In rim 1 1 I voted. 1.065.243 to 512.111. for Lr and wine, Erundage held that secretary of state waa required to Z-t Use proposiUon up to the voters iV.e petition was in proper form and sufficient number of signa- i It I 1 CiTUCV.

turf Has 437,163 Signatures. Antonio Spano, who was known as the "Cavalier," was seen by the police last night when the 'latest victim of gangland was identified as Antonio De Steffano Pelledrino, bootlegger associate of Frank Capello, murdered chauffeur of Spano. Pelledrino had been strangled to death and his slayers had attempted to burn his body to frustrate identification. The body was identified last night in a morgue in Chicago Heights by Pasquale Long, owner of a restaurant in 14th street, and by attaches of the Victoria hotel, where Pelledrino formerly lived. Near Former Murder Scene.

Felledrino's charred body was found early yesterday lying in the Crr road, just northeast of Chicago Heights, by a woman, who notified the police by telephone and then hung up the receiver before her name could be learned. The scene of where the body was found is only a short distance from where Capello's body was found last Sunday, riddled with bullets. Follcrwing the identification the police considered two theories of the murder: That Pelledrino had been murdered because he knew the identity of the slayers of his chieftain, Capello. That he was killed by members of the faction with which he was affiliated because he had set himself up as a dictator or had entered the Chicago Heights bootlegging business independently. Pelledrino evidently had been taken for a ride, but his slayers.

Instead of disposing of him with guns in the customary fashion, chose to strangle him. A rope was tied tightly about his neck. The slayers, in an effort to hide their "The House of Courtesy' 131.133 South State St. Between Monroe and A4ama Here Are Marvelous A glance at Brennan's pe- 1 Uon today brought from Vogel the -tatement that the document appeared to he in the proper legal form. With Us 437 163 names on 17,166 sheets attested notaries public, the petition' -i -nn nnn more signatures nly Two Days Le4 ofotsr "Special Request" SALE Virginia Lee Corbin, who made her reputation playing children's parts, at the Dearborn street station yesterday on her way to New York, TRIBUNE Photoj FUE nationwide was indicated in a dispatch from Seattle, where the Orpheum theater manager announced that a general strike of musicians had been called in all theaters of the Orpheum vaudeville circuit by Joseph Weber, international president of the union.

The strike order was issued, it was asserted, in connection with a walkout of musicians in San Francisco. Willing to Boost Wages, But Yesterday members of the Exhibitors' Association of Chicago met to discuss the situation. On adjournment it was announced by Jack Miller, the association's business representative, that theater managers are willing to grant the musicians a wage increase, but insist on the right to adjust certain working rules. Miller said the managers also are willing to submit the controversy to arbitration. But this method of adjustment was rejected by Petrillo.

The union is demanding a wage boost from $82.50 to $86 a week, an increase in rehearsal rates from $2 to $4, a rest period of 20 minutes instead of the present 15 minutes, and a reduction of the Sunday seven hour day to six hours to correspond with the weekday schedule. Theaters' Stand Explained. Motion picture theater managers want to reduce the working shifts from six hours to 54 hours on week days, the extra time to be added to the Saturday and Sunday schedules. Vaudeville managers claim they should be entitled to the privilege of discharging musicians at any time during the season. Union rules specify that once a musician is hired beyond the two week period he shall continue in that employment for a full season.

SHOP OWNER FOUND DEAD IN LAKE. The body of Car! 59 yearn old. 356 North Halsted street, a retired delicatessen store owner, was found yesterday in the lake at the foot of Cornelia avenue. According to the police he was sligrhtly demented and is believed to have committed suicide. alues You Rarely Can Duplicate certainty that a great majority of the voters will declare themselves in favor of modification, the league's candidates, should any of them be elected, will ignore this vote as they did the vote in 1922.

It is of the utmost Importance, therefore, that those voters who favor modification should not only vote for the proposition, but. also fcr the candidates who favor modification." carries sw' thin is required. Mr Brennan did not accompany the petition to Springfleld. It was filed tot bim by his campaign headquarters pacager, Thomas D. Garry.

A detention of 14 Cook county Democrats eune along. They were met by a party of local Democrats headed by T. J. Sullivan, nominee for the legislature; County Clerk William Natterman. Jerome O'ConneU, and Frank Relsh.

Th huge petition attracted considerable attention as it was carried in in automobile through the streets to the capitol building, but no gala day was made of the occasion. May Hurt Own Candidacy. Soma Democrats here feel that Brennan is hurting his own candidacy for United States senator by giving wet Republicans an opportunity to express their sentiments on prohibition without voting for him directty. They say, however, that while his candidacy should be the real referendum he has shown his sincerity In his fight for modification by putting the question Itself up to the voters in the same crime, saturated Pelledrino's clothesj Decisive Savings of to $llO Kid Caracul Muskrat Northern Seal Mendoza Beaver personal liberty and state rights," For temperance and against prohibition." and "Modification of the Volstead act and restoration of the law of our land." In the truck with the petition with Mr. Brennan were Anton J.

Cermak, Clayton F. Smith. Martin J. O'Brien, Edward J. Kelly, and a score of other local Democratic leaders.

A number of Democratic women leaders rode in another truck. Coincident with the filing of the petition. Mr. Brennan took occasion to rap the opposition expected from the Anti-Saloon league and, incidentally, to boost his candidacy on the theory that a vote for a dry man will nullify a vote for light wines and beer. Since the required number of signatures were obtained efforts have been made to make -the referendum Inoperative," he said.

"The Anti-Saloon league, which has indorsed my opponent in the senatorial race, has advised its friends not to vote on the question. Pursued Same Tactics in 1922. It pursued the same tactics in 1922. and although only 127.504 of the 1,704,857 persons who voted at that election followed its advice their action was the excuse for the defiance of the expressed will of the people by the members of congress who were elected that year. Repardless of the fact that it is a Marmink Caracul Pony GROUPS 'ECHAL election in which he is a candidate 1 with gasoline and applied a match.

Near his body was found a gallon can which had contained gasoline. Eight Killed So Far. Acquaintances of Pelledrino said they had seen the murder victim often in company of both the Cavalier and Capello. The total toll in the battle for supremacy in the Chicago Heights liquor war is expected to take ten lives and thus far eight have died. The casualties started on June 1, when James Lamberta, called the terrorist of a bootleg ring, and Crystal Barrier were killed when they were fired on in front of a cafe operated by Phillip Piazza on the Dixie highway.

Piazza, said to have been czar of the syndicate, was the next to die. He was slain in front of another saloon he had owned in Chicago Heights by unidentified assassins on July 22. Since that date five others have been killed In the battle to gain supremacy in bootlegging business in Chicago Heights. GIVEN NOISY SEND0FF Mendoxa Beaver, Northern SeaL Squirreline, Mar-mink -You can positively save as much as $75 on coats in this wonderful group JOLIET BUILDS MONUMENT TO 1 31 ST INFANTRY In memory of the 131st U. S.

infantry, a Chicago regiment which took part in many of the famous battles of the world war, the Joliet Rotary club and Chamber of Commerce, will dedicate a monument on Sept. 11. The memorial is being constructed in Dell-wood park, where the regiment made its first camp following the declaration of war in April, 1917. While the unit then known as the 1st regiment, Illinois National Guard, was encamped in Dellwood park, it was called upon to quell a riot in the Joliet penitentiary. Frank O.

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