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Activitatea nefasta a guver-
nului Averescu.

al doilea sentiment este a]
unei triste satisfactiuni.
-bcum nn an 81 jumatate, cu
prilcjnl mareIui coligres de aci
partidul national dccis opozitie
81 lupti, fata de gnvcrnul d-lui
general Avcrescu.
Atunci cand am hotarit aceast;
lupta am facut-o, fiind-ca am pre-
vazut Ca principiilc politice 81
felul cum inceput guvernarea
actualul rcglm, nu pot dllce DE-
cat spre ruina tarli, lar in loc DE-
unire. VA duce la invra. .jbire.
Am trista satisfactie Cd aceste
role pc earl lie prevedcam atunci
$ 'au implinit. mai mutt chiar de
cat crcdeam in intreaga tara.
Nj vedem duferoasa satisfac-
tie, ca partidall national IA avut
deplina dreptate si Sc puma III
opozitie fata de guvern. El Il pre-
vazut ce are sa Sc Intimpic 81 ca
acest guvern va ii pacatos.
NJ e nevoe sd arat nenorocirilo
abuse dc guvern pentru tara.
Dvs. le cumoasteti 81 lie simtiti
Vom arata insa cateva lucruri
earl ne-au atins dureros i'm deo
sebi in Ardeal.
Activitatea guvernului trpbue
Judecata din toate punctele dc
vedere. I'm primul rind deci tire
bue sa vedem daca din punct dc
vedere national activitatea lui co.
respundp cerintelor rationale. al
doilea. trebue sa vedem daca cl
a fost conduS de un spirit demo
cratic. al treilea, daca ingrijestc
de- interesele economice 81 finan
clare ale tarii 81 in fine 1laca in
manifestarile lui corespunde pre-
Etentiunilr de moralitatc 81 legal
tate publica.
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pot zice nici da 81 nici nu. Sa mai
treaca,' zise Ilinca Gu un zimbet
ademenitor pc 'buzele Ell rumene
81 carnOase.
'Pana cand, draga?''
Hei! Hei! Mai meet GU
draea! MI fl asa de indraznet.
Mai incplo pc toamna. Pana a.
tlUci vreau sd ma gandesc. Am
sarit odata in balta 81 nu yrea,s
sa mai Sir odata.'
81 pana atullci?1'
't'e-i pana atunci ?''
''Nici o sperana -
''Nu tram spus sa-ti fi gandul,
dar vreau .sa ne cllnoastem mai
bine.'
'Eu te cunosc Ilnlco!' -
l. Cred, dar vreau sd te cunose
81 ell. Cum al ribdat dol ami poti
81 mai rabbi cateva luni. Peste
sase luni iii spun da, sau nu.
Daca tie invoiesti asa biire, daca
ln spune-mi Sd stil''.
Ma inyoiesc silita de tine, ca
tie iubesc. he iubesc Ilinco. DNca
al film STARE 81 citcsti I'M sufletnl
lnei fu mai annana pana Ia
'.toasnala. 6
''Daes ma 81 indei de iubirea
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Ardealul este solidar in jurul
partidului national.
Mi de cetateni: intelectuali,
meseriasi. 81 tarani, Ger inlaturarea
fara amanare a actualului guvern
81 dizclvarea Parlamentului.
ExPozEuL D IUL1u MANU-
Discursurile dior A. Barsan 81
Al. Vaida- -Voiv0d.

Intaia adunare poporala orga-
nizata de partidul national. tinu-
ia Dumineca in rs Septembric IA
Alba Iulia, a dovedit ceea-ce am
afirmat de-atatea Qri in coloanele
acestui ziar, pc de-oparte ca sim
,patia maspor mari ardelenesti
lprecnm 81 a intelectuaIllor g ne
clintita pc langa partidul nostru,
lar Pc de alta partc ca maselc
mari ale poporului Ger GU insis.
tenta inlaturarea guvernului Ave.
rescu 81 regimului mtrodus de
ael. Ele pretind ca partidul natio-
nal sd la. neintirZiat, parte activa
la guvernarea tarii, pcntru a pu.
tea opri continuarea dezastrul,li
cazut asupra farii prin regimAl
averescan. 81 a tamadui ranile
adanci ale acestei guvernari ne
.chibzuite.
Adunarea poporala de la Alba
iulia a reusit splendid. Gu toata
vremea nefavorabila. caci incepu-
sc sd ploaie de pc la ora II. Ale
gatorii din peste treizeci de safe
din crcumscriptiile electorate
Alba-Iulia 81 Eghiu, la frunte Gu
conducatorii fircsti al satclor,
preoti 81 inyatatori, s'au grabit
sa vina prin ploaie 81 tina, sa-si
arate increderea 81 dragostea fata
de partidnl national 81 de condu-
ciltOrii lui. Gu steaguri tricolora,
in cantecc rationale, Eau adunat
peste cinci mil de alegatori. pc
care sala redutci orasanesti nu
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-10

NiOreanu Scoase un sllSpln adlnc
81 intra in casa Gu golul care, Ia
sase llinca sprin plecarea Ell III
sufletul lui.
Inca era lumina cand a a!uns
Ilinca acasd.
Ion, ii esi in Gale, urindu-i bun
VENT 81 ii spuse tot ce s'a petre-
cut in sat in lipsa eli.
Ilinca chema char in seara
acea pc Ghita lui mos Pirvu 81
il intreba de rOstul vitelor 81 al
cailpr mosiei. insarcinandu-l sii
ingrijeasca bine de eli. Ii splse eli
I Il int1,at in posesinnea mesiei ii
daca, NINE vre-lln taran pentraa
vrc~o afarere' sal trimeata la eA
II fnsircina se. adhlca toate cosat
dicele, char in seara acea 81 tri-
mise pc Lon cu ur sac de malai,,
81 legnmf peiifrl argatii, 81 dupsi
&c CHM Sc dalse la prectul Arge-
seaiiti, scar,iia ii spuse ce-a ispra-
Wit Ia Fitesti si Ia Bucufesti, ii
venind vorba 81 de Vioresapa ii
sptlse raspsrnsaf dat, discutsml
mai re hsre despre siitsr, ezek
iiand pepei plsnnri1e ~ eaa'i II
are, pe earl nlaehin-sn n ail6 AZ
hsals. (Vn nllxrn1
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-10
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
PRETUL BANILOR
ROMANESTI
ESTE SCAZUT

Acuma G timpul eel mai potrivit
de a trimite bani rudAor sau de al
depune intro banca buna din Ro-
mania Mare, 81 fiji siguri ca yeti
cunoaste profitul indata ce pretul
va Fl ridicat. Trimitem i'm Roma
MIA Mare DOLLARI (Bani Ame-
ricani) prin TELEGRAF, POS
tx sau CEC draft, garantand
plata banilor in Gel mai scurt timp
81 procurand recipisa iscalita de
primitor.
Bilete de vapoare pentru a
merge Si a veni din Patria We
che.
Toti fratii Romani carl pleaca
spre Patria veche 81 cumpara bile.
tut de calato7ie della Banca noas-
ira, vor locui FARA DE NICI O
PLATA, pana la plecarea vaporu-
lui, in casa noastra din New York,
care are camere curate, bine aeri-
site 81 cat sc poate de ieienice. AS
teptam calatorii la static 81 avem
grija bagajqNb Ferindu-i de ca
1na in manila srSaclllatorilOr (n,1n
gasilor). 1857
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-10

fie rusine sit mergl III casa unuI
prieten de seama ta," raspunsa
Ilinca zimbind.
81 en- sunt taran, 81 lntelep-
Guinea ta G multi mai Impede 81
mai mare ca a mult0r cucoane dc
LA orase. carl au 0 spoiala de cul-
ttura. Gu tine nu-ni va Fl rusine
s;i merg nici in casa hui Voda, si
cu-i nu-i va placea sa nn lntre in
casa mea" zise Niereanu cu i'll
snfletire.
Constantine N,t ne potrlvlln
la fire. Tu al fire. mai potolita,
mai domoala, Ell sunt gIlmeat;i,
zburtlalnica, 81 pornita la mamie
cand ma supar. pc ceya. Mi-e tea
ma cd II o s;i train bine."
Cine Se4 ilbesaa Atl.s Ne ceafta
si din senin no si te s,lperi pc
mine, nut .lsa!!" zise Vicreanu
Gu I'M zimbef fericit vaxisni ca
Hinca nu-i respings iabires 81 il
avertneaza despre fires 81 earac-
|terul eli.
DE buna seana e6 nu paala oi
ri Gu mintea intreagt rsspssnse
Ifinca riEi,ad' Gu haz.
,Ape DIR. /"
1 Nm, niei I'M dr. Aeuse nstti
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Marea Adu|laTe de- Ia
AIba-|u|ia

la hltut incapeay 81 a fost nevoc
IA sii Sc tina ST afara o. adunare
sub adapostul payilionului.
Intelectnalii din Alba-Iulia 81
jltr, meseriasii din localitate, an
cost prezenti in mare numar ala
urea de masa p0porului, dove
lind ca la 0 adunare poporala
are ehemata i'll nnmcle parti-
lnlni national MT nevoe de or
yanizarea administrator 81 oa-
menii alearga char impotriva or
ilinelor acestei administratii.
Entuziasmul adanc cu care au
iiost intimpinati fruntasii parti-
linlui national, III deosebi d-nii
Euliu Manu- 81 AL. Vaida, IA aratat
"a toata campania de presa 81 Ell
,graiul viu dusa, impotriya lor, a
LAT I'M complect fiasco, 81 ca po-
.porul ardelenesc tine la ci asa ca
$; in trecut.
Cuvantarilc de la A]ba-Iulia au
.fost neobisnuit de des subliniate
.ie aprobarca publicului din .sala.
Fra de ajuns sd SIC pomeneasca
numele sefului guvernului pentra
ca asistenta sa STRIFE Jos cu cl ="
Ar Fl fost dorit sd fie prezeni
.vr 'un correspondent al ''lndrep-
tariff pcgtru a-si da seama 81 a
informa pc sefuL. guvernului de
'marea popuMritate d-lui
Averescu i'm Ardeal.
I Reproducem vorbirea domnului
MANU-:
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Situatia interna ce a creiat tarii
acest guvern.

Ce a facut din pllnct de vedere
national acest guvern!
Ca sa putem avea un raspuns
la aceasta intrebare sd vedem in
tai, care este situatia noastra in
>trHlnatate. lar in interior care
sunt sentimentelc intregului po-
por.
Cand dl Vaida era prim- minis
tru tara noastra sc bucura de
multi respect in strainatate. D-Sa
ca prim-delegat al tarii la Paris
a putut sd creeze in timp scurt o
atmosfera favorabila pentru noi,
care nu era absolut prielnica pc
atunci. Mai mutt char I'll Naida
il dObandit i'm success stralucit
prin obtinerea recunoasterei uni
rel Ba>arabiei. Opera d-salc in
stra lnatate este mare. DAsa nu a
snbscris tratate!e. prin care part
din Maramures 81 Banat erau ce-
date altor tari. ci nizuit ca toate
aceste nedreptati sd fie inlaturate
81 sa lp"eree castiga cat mai
mutt in profitul tarii,
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Din I.llrI11ea
SatelOr,

aia!
h 5 sapata in inima Ilinco! Te
iabesc iIiinco. Team i,abit dc cslnd
am fost copii Hi,,co,. 81 ciasssamnn an
sstiHsea teal nraritat, am Mcra-
mat flinco!" -raspunse Vioreanu
cn sccente d,lreroa7t IN yocea
hi. -
DE ce nn mi-ai spus at'lnci =
ihtreba Ilinca zilnbind.
'Nu ti-am spusa Ti7am spus
OAR MI m al fnteles orr n al volt
sa mi intclegi.'
'Spus! Aga spus! !! Acum e tirs
I'm 4. raspunse ninca, fntune.
c5ndn-se Ia fsta.
De &c, ninccfs
'PiindcA Al iubit pc ALTA
IN 'sm inbit-o Ilinco. Mann
casatorit 81 A. liu, in sindal y.
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mel Sa nu umbllI forfota ca altl.
Daca 0 iubeam no impuscam..|'
''Toemai pentru ca al iubit-o
81 tea inselat de ala al impus-
cat-o,'' zise llinca, privind adinc
in ochii hui.
mn. Ilinco. Am impuscat-o cd
mia t1rit numele III noroiu 0
fiinta pc care no illbcam, fiindca
am aflat din ziua casatoriei noa-
sire ca nu-i vrednica de iubire
81. Ca nh ma iubeste. Ca ma luat
la staruintele lui tat-su, cum a
avut neobrazarea ssi<Ihi spuna a
treia ri dupa nilifti', s rispnnse
yistpanu eftand.
''Asc,llfa, ell cred ca nu ne pe-
trivim. 6
DE &c? - lntreba Vielranu Of,
tand din non.
Tin esti ON inv;ttat. O 50 ai
aface Gu oameni mari Gu hume
ibnna, cum sS zice ceior de seauia
ia. Eu. sunt D taranca. Nam inv6-
tat carte multa. Nm ma pot po-
trivi Gu encoanele carl canta IA
elavir 81 merg IL baluri. Eu ered
cii ar n bine sa lei iins az IA
nrag, care 81 sc potriveasc6 la Il.
yatAtnrx "a tiae. Gu casc u 6z1tti
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.tUtm.s)

. : ; Ts9t Z sfsiS@4 u zs' -
Era vioaie, zglob7e, veselS, gln-
lneatF, iute, pornita la sfafa 81 la
razblnare, dar Sc donlolea lts
pede, Emotiunile nan puss nlti
odata stapinire pc firea ei. III
ocliii .ei ma tremnrat nici Q lacri-
ma de mila, de conpatimire. Era
condnsa mai multi de ratinne de
eat de inima, Gu toate ca snferise
multc amagiri.
''Starea in cdre Sc afls Vic
reanu eaad - spus Ga i.si,este
n'a emotionat-o, u fiindca nu s'a
suparat de cuvintele lui, conscc-
venta hisei ei, ! xi,nhit, cum Kim
bea in totdeauns cand ere in vote
lsun6, u rdspdnse:
Ined M Vie sgit din cap ldsis
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Expozeul d-lui Iuliu Manu-.
Iubiti alegatori!
Fratilor!

Ultima oarl cand am vorbit
inaintea dvs. a fost acum I'M an
81 jumatate. Acum cand va revad
lara. doua sentimente cuprinl
,ufletul meu unul de recunOstin-
ia fata de dvs.. pentruca idealele
partidului national. an ramas ne.
stilse 81 astazi in sufletele veas-
tire 81 pentruca arafat mai de-
oarte alipire fata do partidnl ma
tional. care nu numai ca are ull
srecut frrrmos. ci 81 astazi Sc bu-
cura, de increderea poporului,
pentru principii!e sale rationale
81 democratice. Acest partid este
chcmat sd contribute la intarirea
81 organizarca vietei de Stat "A
Romaniei mtregi.
Prln prezenta dvs. in numar asa
de impunator,. dati desmintire
ca partidul national STA trait
traiul'' 81 numai are dreptul la
existenta.
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'trebucsc pusi i'll situatia sa-si dez-
.yoltc 81 mllnea lor cea grea 81 SUI
iletul lol. bun.
Parti,lul national M lucreaza
numaI pentru leamul romanesc.
MI numai pentru -Ardeal u Ba-
nat. Gu atat mai multi acum par
:idul national este al unirei, pen
.,ru unire, care s'a zamislit in su
fIetul llli.
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Ce reprazinta partidul national.


M Ell, eli dvs. raspundeti la in
trebarea, ce reprezinta. partidul
national.
Acest partid eli trecutul lui de
peste 10. ami fost partidul tara.
nilor. El a stlut prin lupta si
rupa lanturile, va sti 81 in viitor
sa faca 2 lucrari: o. lucrare con-
stienta pentru Romania-mare, 0
unire ca. sa inchege astfel popo-
rul, in eat sd poata lnfrunta orice
vijelie fie dinauntru fie din afara
81 dpua este apararea princlpll-
lor democratice; taranilor, earl
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-22
PACKERS EMPLoYEs VOTE
 35,354 TO S,49O TO STRIKE

Chicago, Oct. 21-[By The A. P)- Completion of the strike vote in the packing industry taken by the Amalga- mated Meat Cutters and Butchers Work men was announced here today by c. J. Hayes, president He said the poll stood 35,S54 in favor of a strike and B. 4e0 against,
 conference of executive officers and representatives of allied crafts will be held here next week, Mir. Hayes said.
 strike of packing house employes al the John Morrell Company plant at Ot- tumwa, Iowa, which began this week, Hayes said, was the most in1porta nt strike in the industry since the war. He reported 1000 men out
 This was the second time within a few months that the members of the Butcher Workers union have voted to strike. Last summer plan for a walk-out virtually were completed when Secre- tary of Labor Davis called representa- tives of the packers and the employees ln- to a joint conference at Washington where the differences were settled aml' cably.
 No formal comment from representa- tives of the packing interests was forth coming tonight. The attitude of little fear of the consequences of the strike ballot was expressed by a representative of one of the ''big five'' concerns. He salc that the ballot was not even representa- tative of the union employees in the 1n' dustry and that the total of 38,S44 vote! announced by Mir Haynes was only small minority of all the workers.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-22
PREMIER BRAND SEEKS TO
 WIN APPROVAL OF DEPUTIES

Paris, Oct. 21.-By The A. P1- Premier Brisnd. after listening 10 criti- cisms of his cabinet for three days in the chamber of deputies, this afternoon took the floor in an attempt to win prestige in the final vote on interpel,a- tions to enable him to attend the Wash ington conference.
 The largest group of the chamber. of which the premier is not a member-"the bloc nationale," which has accepted him thus far-lately has grown hostile to- ward him.
 The orators who had preceded the premier had created some impression that the situation was regarded as precarious. When Premier Br.and began 10 speak. the chamber listened coldly for half an hour. began 10 warm tc him as he made telling points regarding the application of the treaty of Versailles and firmly burst out with enthusiastic applause. When he had reached his discussion oi domestic questions, the entire chamber l with the exception of the royalis;s, ey- pressed approval enthusiastically. and some members predicted at the end oi the premier's speech when the chamber i adjourned debate until Tuesday, that tho cabinet will receive at least a majority I of 100. This is regarded IS sufficient | for the premier. who delared at th' close Of his address: Unless I get a ma ! jority large enough to make me fee | that I have France back of me, l shal not go to Washington"
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-22
NEW YORK PREPARES FOR
 THREATENED RAIL STRIKE

New York, Oct 21.-New York put in another day preparing for tn ethreatened rail strike.
 contention that, strike or no strike, trains would run, while labor leaders were equally as positive in their declaration that scarcely a wheel would turn.
 Executives were quietly taking a poll of employees to determine how many men intended obeying the strike order, and the Delaware, LackaWanna and Western circulated copies of it's announcement that the company wous duplicate union insurance protection Y, hich might be forfeited by employees failing to comply with the strike mandate At the offices of other lines it was intimated that ac- ton similar to the Lackawanna's might be taken later. Officials of the New York Central, Pennsylvania, and New York, New Haven and Hartford said they would hold up consideration of of fering insurance to eA9oyes until con- vinced that the strike was inevitable.
 w. J. Orr, special organizer of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, scoffed at the suggestion that the strike might be called off.
 Anyone who thinks our organization Is bluffing is due for big surprise" he said, and added that railroad workers were in hearty accord with thei rchiefs In Cleveland and would walk out al the appointed time.
 Mir Orr discounted the value to the road of volunteer train crews.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-22

which have called strike-the trainnen, the switchmen, the engineers the firemen and the conductors-the labor board sum- marily ordered the Fremont and Gulf railroad 67-mi1e line in Louisiana, to re- sclnd its order installing an open shop effective at postponement tonight. If the unions choose to carry through strike plans which the board asked them to de- fer, members of the board said that the next move would have to come from Washington, intinating that today's ac- tion exhausted their. attempts to furnish the teeth which the transportation act. creating the board, was said by many to to lack At the same time 1t was point ed out that the transportation act gives the board power to cite the interested parties for alleged violation of Its rulings. as 1t did today in calling next Wednes- days conferences, but provides no penal ties for violation of its decrees.
 In connection with the labor board or der to defer strike action 1t was point ed out that ''big five" union chiefs yes terday informed the board that the strike could not be postponed, as no arrange ments for such a contingency had been
 made. although 1t could be settled.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-22

en to set up diplomatic machinery and resume full normal relations with those governments
 American troops will begin moving out of Germany immediately upon the ex- change of the notifications of the Ger man treaty, it was added The move ment, it was said will be normal but
 slow and will begin approximately in
 two weeks.
 The withdrawal of the troops, it was
 said, had been delayed because their
 presence in Germany had proved to be
 far from obnoxious and even desirable
 to the government and people of Ger
 many. There are now approximately 15,-
 900 Americans on the Rhine
 A proclamation of peace will be issued
 upon completion of exchange of ratifi-
 cations, it was stated. It had been felt in some quarters that the formal procla- nation would be unnecessary because of
 the peace resolution adopted by con-
 gress but the presidents thought on th5 question, it was added, was that by issu- ing a proclamation all legal technicalities would be complied with.
 Attention was called to the fact that some important statutes contain clauses
 based specifically on the promulgation of such proclamation, and, while the legal
 arm of the government saw no actual diff ference in a proclamation and resolu- tion. it was said, the president had prac- tically decided to proclaim formally a state of peace and eliminate possibili- ties of future controversies. Exchange of notifications was expected by officials to be completed in about ten days
 The announcement that the troops on tbe Rhine would begin moving homeward in about two weeks was in line with the expressed belief that the ratification ex- changes would be complete by that time. There was no indication of the num- berg to be brought at any one time or 1 in how large groups they would be | moved from their present stations. Parsi1nentary action is yet to be com 1 pleted by Hungary on the peace treaty which was also ratified by the Cn1feo States senate this week When that is 1 done. formal ratffcations will also be excnsnssd with that government
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-22
HOUSE DISCUSSED FOREIGN
 DEBT REFUNDING COMMISSION N

Washington. Oct. 21.-A last minute switch in the plans of republican lead CTS prevented a vote in the house be- fore adjournment fate today on the Fordney bill to create a foreign debt refunding commission. It had been planned to press the measure to 8 vote today but because of the absence of cetrain members, it is understood action was deferred. The house adjourned un- til Monday.
 Five hours of general debate had been comp. .eted when the house adjourned and flood of amendments is expected when the bill is again taken up Mon day.
 Democrats plan to support one amend ment which would require the refund ing commission to report to congress Tor ratification of all agreements reach ed with the nations indebted to the United States, while a bloc of repubH- cans are expected to urge addition of an amendment providing that the inter est rates fixed by the commission shall equal those paid by the government on loans hcated during the war.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-22
RocKEFELLERs FIGHT SHY
 OF THE sTtLLMAN TROUBLES

White Plains, V. r.. Oct. 2l.-Men- bers of the Rockefeller family interested in the S37 900 900 trust funds created by the will of the late James Stiilman today opposed efforts to draw them and all other potential beneficiaries into the d. vorce litigation begun by James A Still man, banker, against the former Fla Potter and baby Guy Stillman.
 Through counsel they argued aEzsnsf a motion which would have all potential beneficiaries show cause why they should not be made co-defendants with Mrs stillman and two year old Guy. whuse paternity Mir Stillman impugned. This move was made by John F. Mack. guard ian for Guy. who told SuDrtme Court Justice Morschsuser at today's hearing that his purpose was to settle in the one divorce action both the paternity Of the child and his right to share in the for tune left by the elder Stillman-
 Almet F. Jenks. counsel for Mrs Percy A. Rockefeller and Mrs. William Rocke- feller. sisters of James A. Stillman. con- tended this would bring into the case 8 large number Of persons with no interest whatever in the litigatior save that under the will of The elder Stilmsn they were entitled to share at some time in the trust funds.
 He declared the court without 5urisdsc- , tion 10 grant the motion inasmuch as the l original divorce action charging Mrx. Stillman with infidelity and branding the child Legitimate was statutory.
 If they want a jury, we are satisfied, ' exclaimed MT. Mack After all, the whip hand does not apply to a court Of equity"
 Mir. Jenks asked Justice Morschause- to use his head. not his heart. Mir Mack suggested that both be employed | He charged that the New York bank CTS sole object in bringing the suit wal to have Guy judged illegitimate
 If this child is found 10 be legitimate. ' he added, for Gods sake don't bring back this stain. This child haS'a a right for his life"