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Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-07
NORWICH BULLETIN
yEiIlinentic ofice s1 Church Street Teiepaene 1es2

With her beahtafni, rich soprano vsice, Marie De Kyzer won instant sEzsarse from large audience gathered at the windham High school auditorium Mon day night. to enjoy the first annual con- cert under the auspices .et the WAAman- tic Rotary club.
 Generous in her numbers, always ready to give her delighted audience an encore. Miss De Kyzer won her way into the hearts of the music lovers of this city as no other singer has done. Miss De Kyzers pregsazn was varied, giving her audience opportunity to hear her in practically all types of song. Her pro gram consisted of group of fenr songs interpreted in the manner of an artist who mas won the praise of practically every paper in the country. At the cioee of her second group of songs Miss De Kyzer sang Garry Me Back to Old Vir- g1nny. In this song she sang with the accomplished art and technical skill which has won it's way into the hearts of people in the south, demanding her re- appearance in cities in the southland on several occasions
 | Following her closing group of four
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-07

 beginning to pay taxes previously with held and that even some of the leaders Of the agitation were coming forward with their taxes, lest their property be confiscated.
 Reports received in London on Satur- days rioting indicate the events occurred when the prince of Wales was at Bhopal. the second in importance of the MohaIn- medan Indian states. He was the gues. of the Begun of Bhopal, the only woman ruler in India.
 Arriving in Bombay on Saturday Prince Aga Khan, spiritual head Of the Mohammedans in India, declared he wal working his. hardest to secure a favorable settlement of the Khalifat question. He teounselled the Indians never to despair but that it was necessary that co-opera- tors and non-co-operators should worl together in the interest of the country.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-07
RIOTING RENEWED IN
 SEVERAL PARTS OF INDIA

London, F5b. S. (By the A. P.)-Re. newed rioting in several parts of India, involving the killing of at least seven teen police officials and four members of
 attac.dnR parties, in addition to the wounding of number of persons and some destruction to property, occurred over the weekend, simultaneously with Issuance of a declaration by the non-co- eperationist leader, Gandhi, that civil disabedience would become effective un- less the government granted amnesty. On Saturday police officers at Chauri, on the Bengal Northwestern railway, were stormed by Indian nationalist vol unteers. The mob of 2,000 killed the en- I tire staff, and watchman and eight
 armed policemen who were rushed to the scene to give aid to the staff. Then the 1 nationalists burned the offices and strip I ped the bodies of those killed and burned l them.
 I On the same day rioting took place al l Bareiliy, in the middle united provinces | where several attemputs were made by | 2 large crowd of volunteers to seize ths town hall. Insufficient police forces 1 charged them without success, and ther 1 were. ordered to fire. The mob eventual i " was put to rout after two persons ha1 l been killed and five others wounded among them the district magistrate an( the superintendent of police.
 Gandhis declaration was made in, letter to the viceroy. He said he wa prepared to advise postponement of civi disobedience until the whole situation i was considered anew, if the viceroy Wa! ready within seven days to declare, al political prisoners liberated and the free dom of association and the press. re stored. He asserted the government oppressive policy made the adoption o 1 civil disobedience immediately impera tive and that the ncn-co-operators unde the existing circumstances were unwill ing to attend the proposed conferences
 The government of Madras has issue' its first statement regarding the progres Of civil disooedience in Guntur, showing
 that at the end of January peasants wer
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-07
FEDERAL REVENUES SHOW
 DECREASE OF s534,5ss IN CONN

Hartford. Feb. GA decrease Of s534- 527 in federal revenue collections in Com necticut is shown in the report for Jan uary. tlg;s year, compared with Jan- uary. 1921. The collections last month totailed SI,s49,2Ss, it was announced al the internal revenue office today.
 Income tax returns showed the largest decrease, the total collections last month being s440,3es, as against S75514s in January of last year. Sales tax collec- tions showed a drop Of nearly s2oooea and revenue stamp sales declined s2o.- S2S. The only item to show an increase was the capital stop tax, which jumped from s1,544 to s10,437.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-07
A Home-MadeG Gray
 Hair Remedy
You Can Make a Better Gray Hais
 Remedy Than You Can Buy.

Gray, streaked or faded hair is moi only unbecoming, but unnecessary.
 Anyone can prepare a simple mix ture at home that will darken gray hair, and make il soft and glossy. To half-pint of water add ounce of bay rum. small box of Bsrbo Compound and 1-4 ounce of glyceriRe.
 These ingredients can be bought at any drug store at very little cost, or the druggist will put it up for gou. Apply to the hair twice a week until the desired shade is obtained This will make a grsy-haired person look twenty years yohnger-it It is cary to use. does not color the scalp Is not sticky or greasy and does not rnA oG-
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-07
WOODROW WILSON COULD SEE NO HUMoR IN SUBJECT

New York, Feb. 6.-A national huFno-- cus weekly tonight made public several statements from men Of national prom, nence in response to it's request for mes sages, stating why you believe the Unit cd States should smile at this time. for use in connection with the celebration Of National Smile Week. February to F." Among those who replied with words and cheer were Pqstnastsr Gen eral Hays, Secretary of Labor Bevis. Theodore Roosevelt. and William J. Bryan.
 Woodrow Wilson replied:
 T have no message to send on 70 silly subject
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-07

New Haven.-Ad,niraI William s. Ben son will speak here Feb. 12 at the ban quet to be held in the Hotel Taft 10 cele- brate the 10th anniversary of San Sal vador council No. 1. K. of C.. and incl dentally the anniversary of the founding of the order Other speakers will be Auxiliary Bishop John C. Murray of Hartford, Mayor FitzGerald, Supreme Knight James H. Flaherty, John Holden and Benjamin J. Holden of Hartford.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-07
EAI)!

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 Thaszk yca Sw yupr Three-Day Trial Treatment. find 1t the oniyfron prep a-ation that ever agreed with me, and hope tp derive great bene1its 1run it.r. Many thsnks fer rruuT iziai tres4znent My daughter asrd it with fine rrmyssz- She isnot only gsiuinz in weight hut hercnmpiexion sr clearing spiendsily-.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-07
Madam Stanley

the seventh sdaurhter>of the third gen sratien. She tells the pest, present and future by the planet you were born under, puts yoH on the guard of your friends and enemies, and your future companions. She tells you about ab- sent friends, she tells if companions are true or false. also what part of faction given. Hours g a. m. to g ?. m, s Central Avenue. Get off car at St. Marys Church.
 This is the last month in Norwich
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-07

Note.R0fKZED YEASTis sold at Gu dFus stores on eer snnsuse- tee of cosnpiste snki11cfsaa froa fhs uezy Erst poc<ase or your Eaonsy rsfuaHed.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-07

New Haven Dairy "Eskime Fie."
 Ask your dealer for New Haven Dairy Eskimo Pie"--the newest, most appe- tizing confection, that all Connecticut is eating, No dishes or spoons necessary. Packed in foil. 1ae.a at New Haven Dairy dealers rs-Advertisement,
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-07

Women always have a lot to say about their rights. but never a word about the wrongs Of the poor man.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-07
WatEh the Quick Improyeznen
Results in Half the IIs,al Time

The reaan lnHrfsed Yeast ilrings such amazing results k heczsEe t not oaay coHtzias inst the rightaaanEzat of all tbreeesseHtiRl pftzmipes, but in addition comtniTE type of yeast which has positively na equal as a reCesls&TucklEe azent-a yesst whsch IS cultured expressly fE medicinal pzHpoez yand which 4eat5rezy dfffeyeut from the yeast foHEd in os3ina1y yeast tabaeaS
 But even more important khan this.ie the fact that sthiss yeast has been sTo5s2zed TOT treated thFo1gha scientific process with special fcrna of easily asaimiaas6d organic sInlaT to the iron feuad in szanseh- When yeast is irnpinsd in this manner it is found shat reSaltA are notsonlJ HpTe permanent, but are seemed juzt twicess quickiy.:
 Make This Amazing Test
 Mah coupon for the sH,zzne Three Day Free Trial Treatnent of Irrrized Yesst- Then watch the results Nots how it hrnedsateiy increases PouT appetite and how quickly you begin put2tng on good firm fesh. See hoH quickly n1npIeS btackAeads, etc.. disappesf and heE your newly acquired pep makes hsrd work or play pleas ure instead of task Try IRONfZEDs YEAST tn1ay Pleasant to take-win not cause gas or in any way upset your stomach Special diTec- ticls for children. Mail coupoa Nc~
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Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-07
Make This Amazing
 3-Day Test FREE!
SfarfIing Proof Th1t ROMZED YEAST Gioes Nep Energy to Rm,-dosDn People

TD ypnnesd n,1reAeshe Are Fou rnn- down, pale or scsawny lookings Do
 you lack energy TOT Is your skin blemished by hrzailiating pinples- black heads er .hoile ? If so, here is good news for yasai Simply mail cDaposbe3cv fer the famous Three Day FREE Trial Treatment of IROaHZAD YEAST. Take these re- Mazlraisie tah3ets-t two wiih each meal. Then getaresdy for a srprise!
 Watch tise cuick Improvement You simply wflknct hal4ese- yuirr eges when ypa see how quickly yonr slrin bcgnn to fEezksen. and how Quickly piIuples etc begin tpdisag,pee1 AcAe the imma1szte iYcfease h apg,ctise azd energy Aard asfor rzSEtilsk ner hard Aesh on ForT bosses not fzbhr fst bateooz aTm hesh- people report gaining five xzcaz<is eass roxe oh the very ffEst packsgeof fIRGNnED YEAST
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-07

The cases of Philip Pagane of No e2a Main street and Mike Mazzola of No eS1 Main street. Both charged. with pfo- iation of the prohibition law, were con tinued to Saturday morning. to allow the men to secure counsel
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-07

In police court Monday morning, Steve fatski. A, a machinist at the submarine base, New London, was presented on 8 charge of intoxication and taking a horse and wagon without permission He plead ed guilty, blaming his actions to the booze he had partaken of while in this city. He was fined s5 ofl the first count and s1e ensthe seeond count, which costs amounted $24.55.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-07

Albert Dansereau of No. 1B Arnoid's g lane, charged with, assault on Girard St. LawIeHee. another boy; wasseontinted to the juvenile court. Probation Officer s. Arnold Peckham was assigned to inves- tigate the case.
, 1922-08-10

OLSON STARS FOR DODGERS
AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Olson
OF the Dodgers had a. busy time around
short. accepting IL chances without a
, 1922-08-10

When a Holsters shell bocom - too
small the lobster bursts 1t by a series
of spasms and grows q new one.
, 1922-08-10
Moore to
Battle O'Dowd

COLUMBUS, Ohio. Aug. lo.-PaI
Moore. Memphis bantamweight. and
Eddie o'Dowd, of columbus. are to.
meet in n twelve round decision bout
here August IL. It was announced to-
day.
, 1922-08-10
:Sport Calendar:

Trotting.
Meeting of Grand Circuit al CIeve-
land.
Swimming.
National A. A. u. championship
events, at Indianapolis.
Tennis.
France VS.. Australia. in Davis Cup
semi-flnal. at Boston.
Shooting.
Great Lakes Zone championship
tournament, at indianapolis.
M~otorboat.
Opening of three-day ace regatta
at Buffalo.
International masters tournament,
at London. r.
Polo.
National junior championship tour
naNent. at Narragansett Pier. :
Opening of annual tournament of
Cheyenne Mountain C. c., at Colo.
RADIO Springs. s.
Boxing. 1i
Billy Stearns VS.. Archie Ammons.
ne rounds, at Marshailtown, Ia, II,
, 1922-08-10

American League.
Cleveland Z, Boston 3.
New York 8. Detroit 8.
Philadelphia 4. Chicago 3.
st. Louis 8, Washington 6.
, 1922-08-10
j. 8. DAVIS CUP
TEAM NAMED
Tilden, johnson, Richards and
Williams Chosen by As
sociation.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1o.-The Davis
cup committee of the United States
Lawn Tennis association named VIII
liam T. Tglden IL of Philadelphia
William NJ. Johnston of San Francis;
co; Vincent Richards of Yonkers and
r. Norris williams IL. Of Boston as
the team which will defend h his
4oric cup In the CHALLENGE round at
Forest Hills. September l. ? n 4.
, 1922-08-10
Lee Worthy Wins
$1,000 Stakes,
North Randall

NORTH RANDALL. CLEVELAND.
Aug. 1O.-By The Associated Press).-
Lee Worthy. owned by Frank H. Ellis.
Philadelphia and driven by Ben White.
won the 81 900 championship stallion
stake for 3 years old trotters, at North
Randall in straight heats. The best
time 2:05 breaks the c for the
stake. Bunter was second and Peter
Earl third.
, 1922-08-10
HONEYWELL In
LONG FLIGHT

PARIS. Aug. 1o.-Cy The Associ-
ated Pressl-Captain H. j.. Honeywell.
plotting an American army balloon in
the James Gordon Bennett cup race.
landed on Monday at Tapio-G ycrgye.
40 kilometers east of Budapest, hav-
ing Travelled a distance Of LOGO kilo-
meters, says a Geneva dispatch this
afternoon to the Havas agency. This
is the greatest distance yet reported
from any of the contestants.
, 1922-08-10

Last Scores
WEDNESDAYS n A
National League.

National League.
st. Louis 0-6, Boston SIS.
Chicago 6. Brooklyn 5.
Cincinnati 3, New York 2.
Philadelphia Pittsburgh game post
l,oned. RAIN.
, 1922-08-10

HOMER WINS FOR CUBS.
AT BRO0RLYN-Clfn Heathcote's
homer with two on gave the Cubs their
over the Dodgers yesterday.
, 1922-08-10
BIC FISH EXHIBIT FOR
State FAIR PLANNED

LOWELL, wyo., Aug. 1o.-An, .un.
usual exhibit in the form of eight
aquariums filled with all species of
Fish common to Wyoming streams is
being prepared here for the Big Horn
county fair and will be one of the
main attractions which this region
will contribute to the state fair at
Douglas. The fish will be secured
from the Paintrock hatchery and
the Big Horn river.
, 1922-08-10

NINE PUToUTs FOR STENCIL.
AT NEW YoRR-outfieider STEM
gel of the Giants made nine putouts
yesterday. one in each inning except
the eighth but he made up for this
by doubling on n of the other
frames.
Joinr the American LEGION. VI
, 1922-08-10
Id Results TIT TnTnTnur,c n A or nr CnnnTvnIr AICVYTC
tLemdW Wire III lEIEa NADOlVEO IAOEr UT OI ONlUVO NEVO
Dempsey May
Go to Europe

oossTANrINoPLE, Aug. 10
Should Heavyweight Champion Jack
Dempsey visit Europe this fall he
viii be invited { meet several Tur,
kish boxers in exhibition matches in
Constantinople. The invitations will
be extended to Dempsey by the Tur-
kish Sports Federation. =. ,
, 1922-08-10

Meet me at the smokehouse."
, 1922-08-10
Wills Signs For
Bout August Fl

NEWARK. N. J., Aug. 1o.-Harry
Wills. negro challenger for Jack
Dempsey's heavyweight boxing title.
has been signed by his manager. Pat.
rick Mullins, for a contest here August
81 with Buddy Jackson. colored Ne,
wark boxer. It was announced today.
, 1922-08-10
DAVIS CUP PLAY.

LAT B0STON-Gerald Patterson, Aus
tralia, meets Andre Gobou, France. in
the firut contest In the Davis tennis
cup semi-fiDals today.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-11

ditii, 81 4 tecis lupta = va II dusa
alatuFi n toate partl lels depao-
cratice Gu extren1a energie ilnpc-
trivia glvernalui libesal esit din
ia6pnl unui paltid, care in alsqs-
riie tsecute = obtinst npmai 8
mandate in tara intreaga.
va Raglan. luati de prgentA ma
surile cele mai energice pentru
campania electoraH de q carei
repsita depinde insdnatosarea vie
til noastre publice. :
(Din 'Dacia").
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-11
LIBERALI1 81 ARDEALuL
De ce a refuzat partidul netionai
colaborarea Gu dl Bratianu.

41 Z :
De IA binropl Partidului Natio-
nal Roman, Sc dan nrmatoarelc
inf0rmatii asnpla lofertei facute
de Ill |. Bratianu, Partidului Ma
tional Roman:
Find insaroinat de Majestatea
So Regele, eontsar tuturor astep-
t&rilor, au formarea cabinetalui,
d. I. I. q. 1r6tiaau s. vresentat
Joi dim. Ia 4. lulu Kaniu, si la
cferit ca din 4 portofolii ~ al cul-
teior, al luor4rilor publiee, al JUS
fitiei si al oomunicatiei - Farti-
dul National sa-si aleag& doua,
asemeuea nlinistsrnl Transilva-
niei, fara pcrtofoliu, cerand in
! sEhimb rentsn partidn1 iiperal 1la
rarte a mandatelor 81 1I3 parte a
funetisnariier pplitiee admins
tFatiye din 3rsasilyanis si Ranat
AceastI ofert3, rsdps3 fatk de
efertele. pFecedents. Q motiEeass
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-11

a. !. !. 9. Bratfalin, clr fnpfejura-
sile schimhets. 81 'cerea sa i-se
dea r&spuns pand Gel mai tarziu
n orEle II, adaogand, Cd acesta
este cnpentsl saa din urm&.
"a lulu Manu- la spus d-lui
I. I. G. Bratianu, ca desi lar pu-
tea do raspunsul imediat, domnia
So tine sd aduca Ia cunogtinta
clubului rarlamentar al partidu-
lni Rropanerea facuta.
La orele IL So intrunit clubul
parlamentar, caruia d. Iulin Ma
niu ia comunieat convorbirea
avuta GU dl Bratianu.
Clubul parlamentar, luand Gu
nostinta de comunicerea d-lui
lulu Maniu, ccnstata, ca sta in
fata unei inscenari umilitoare
care nu are de scop 0 colaborare
lciala, 81 respins in unanimitate,
in conformitate 81 Gu hotal1rile
sale precedente, propunerea d-lui
|. I. G. Bratianp.
Membrii Clubului au fost de
ccnvingere unanima, ca prin pro-
runerea d-lui L l. G. Bratianu Sc
rrmareste atragerea Partidului
National intro aventura politica,
care va sgadui tara in mod dure-
res. lrin conditiile oferite de Par
tidul Liberal. Partidul National
q g&sit, ca nu este garantata po-
sibilitatea, de asi valorifica prin-
cipiile sale rationale 81 poiitice,
81 de aapara interesele specifice
ale Transilvaniei 81 Banatului.
Partidul National Roman este
patruns de credinta, ca va folosi
tarii nsai multi prin luptx opo-
ziti0nal2, care i-se impune de es-
elusivislnRl Paxtidului Liberal,
decat prin I'M compromis odios
opiniei puhlice. (Din ''Dacia'')
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-11
INF0RNATIUN|
Ccmpania Internaticnala de
Marina mercantile.

Compania lnternationala de
marina mercantile are 12O va
pOare cu @ capactate de 200 900
tone.
Compania va avea, incepand c,l
Tara ce vine, 100000 tone be
Oceannl Atlantic. intre Europa 81
America. Din aceasta cantitate
100000 tone sunt ale companiei
White Star Line, lar restul este
/ al companiei American Line, Red
Star Line 81 Leyland Line, White
Star Line va opera intre New
York 81 Southampton (Cher-
bourg) trei vapoare uriase: Ma
jestic. $4,000 tone (cel mai mare
vapor din lume). Olympic, 46.439
tone. 81 noul vapor Homeric.
$4,000 tone.
Compania White Star Line va
opera patru vapoare la Liver
pool, Gu capacitate totala de
10000 tone, Adriatic, Cedric
Isl Baltic. Vapoarele noui, Doric
81 Regina, (fiecare de 16.OOl
tone) vor ii impartite pentru
serviciul intre Montreal 81 Liver.
pool, lar noul vapor Pittsburgh
(16.600 tone) va face cursa intre
Philadelphia Liverpool.
Toronto. - Nathan 81 Meyer
Brenner, din compania Brrnnel
|& Go. agent de bnrsa, au fos.
gasiti vin0vati de cprtea Gu jll-
rati. Ri erau acuzati eau conspi.
rat 81 defraqdeze in detrimentu'
creditorilor suma de 100000
Gordon I. Rlaekford, acpzat de
|aeeeasi eriIpa, q fost aehitat.
-Rirhm0nd Va. Pssagerii
|tramYaielor de ne linia operats
de Virginia Railway and Powe,
GO. an fest -faspaimaptati mnl'
|eri poapte cind din IN automobil
\ ap tras mai mplte gloante ASH
|pFa tranl$ $ainllai Niei N pasagel
fcst mint cl tqpte 81 gloan'
|telr NJ fyeeut prip p6retii tram;
yaiRlui h all spert ferestrils. 81
|.cfed ~ ls,jA ~ 4 ,,ror oanasn
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-11

'Da, ola, dar pana cand Gu
sfintirea? lnteleg trci patr,I
cinci, hal sd zicem 81 zeee, dar MI
pe toata lumea. Stiti cati au
sfintit 9,ana acum? @ suta douie
zeci 81 .cinci, domnule! Gandestc.
|te 81 d-ta. Il prea prea. Daca va
merge asa in scnrt timp sd
avem Ia toata casa catc-un popa.
De parinte NJ stii vorba
acea: Ale tale din ale tale? Acum
la al ce face.
Cum MI die? Sa ne lase pc
drumuris Pana cand Sc tot...''
'Scoata de pc ca!apod, il
Sntrerupe pritenul.
Ma rog, ma rog, nll-i vorba
de calapod. Nu ma hla asa! +
vorba ca.
e vol-ba de chinchirenta" il
intrernpe din nou prietenul.
Null asa 20
i DE, cam asa. O sd ajungem
in curind ca ''leberii'' sd lconcn-
ram cate cinzeci la un post ST..
I'm fine ce-ati hotarit? Aici {
buba."
/ Sa ne Organizam. Sc facem @
Uniune 81 sd hOtarim ca nici un
popa care nu-i in uniune sd nu
poata face vre-un serviciu reli
gios. 81 sa cerem fpiscopilor de IL
New York sa numai sfinteasca
nici un popa fara autorizatia
noastra, carl cunoastem situatia.s g
Isl credeti ca o sd reusiti?" i
intreaba prietennl.
Sur. D-ta nu yezi Cd tot ce-
IN lunle reuSeSc? DE asia Sunten
siguri, 81 daca nu ne ascults
avem moi ac de cojocul dior
Facem APPEL la curtea suprema
Mergem pana in pinzele albe G.;
sa aparam interesele noastre.
Oar Gu autOritatile biser!.
cesti din tara cum stati?'.
N 'avem zor de Ell. moi suntem
independenti".
81 vreti si numai depindet
Inici de New York ?''
Sur. daca nu ne asculta. No
dipindem de bobor 81 boborll di
pinde de moi 81 dc altii n'ayen
zor" a incheiat cuviosnl, intere.
santnl interview, pc care, ca Gro.
nicari impartial 81 ne interesatt
in cauza, lam reprodus pentrr
orientare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-11
NopL GUvERN I. I. c.
BRATIANU
Front unic contra liberalil0r:
formarea hlocslui opozitisi.
Protestul blocului opnzitionist.
I'm prntest ccmun. - Vestirea
Ardaalului.
Protestul blocului opozitionjst.

i, .Joi 10 Ianuarie la--ora 6 seara
a ayut loc la clubul partidului
national (hotslul Majestic o in
trunire a reprezentantil0r tuturor
partidelOr de opOzitie.
Erau de fata d-nii Maniu 81
Vaida din partea partidhui ma
tional, Paul Bujor 81 |. Raducanu
din partea partidulni taranist,
Carada din partea conservatori-
lor-proeresisti. Ion Pftroyici 81
DIR. Anghelescu din partea parti-
dului poporulni. d. N. Iorga find
indispns, ma putut veni Ia 1ntsu-
nire insa STA trirpes edeziqnea
d-sale, Dupa 0 c0nsfStuire care a
tnut peste o ora, s'a dat urlna-
terul comunicat:
Repressntantii partidelor: na-
tienal din Asdeel natipaal- 1smo-
erat, tasxnsse, Il Dop0Eulsi RI pro-
GrA6ist, intrnnindu-se asi 70 Ianp-
,arie ora 8 a. 4, n lsnalul clubului
de Ia Majestic, luand in discutie
rssolvaraa nsastlpte1A = nsfi-
'rsassl : ssisei pslitiss psin ain
nerea l. o6rmx = gnSeEnnlm ~
tiann, N s6xpt 10 a1orl ex IN
'bue : - ProtsstA ~ Il iacsput 8
ia3a tasii, im3s1riva alnssuii, 81
lmpesjasxxile a1tuaie, : unui -
VAN d pastid An9nkait Il spfaia
IpubBsI y azaenistkad o. s4Art
lfAiltea intaruk \ sonsslil1rs>
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-11

'cipal pentrn care a fost convocat
sinodul: !.
''Situatiunea e foarte graVidi
die. Suntem amenintati eli . cDh-
|eurenta teribila. Ipiscppii A. 4
New York s'au apucat u sfiptese
~ preQti en- feniluitA si.y 81
,Bipe pSriptels An si afintli.
AZ yoastre ati fost sifptiF aa M
York W i ilatrerupe prietenul, Il
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-11

j. Tom Hays. Acest din urma,
imprehna cl, alti patfu oameni, au
VENT in vara trccuta la casa tata-
lui hi Barney, Tom Ramey, pc
care l-au atacat 81 l-au impuscat.
Copilul Barney impuscat, apai
randu-se, pe j. Tom Hays.