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Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-21
w E A r H E r
FORECAST.

Denver. Nov. 20. - Occasional
snow north and rain south portions
Tuesday, colder north portion;
"Wednesday. probably fair. colder
east portion.
Arizona - Partly cloudy south
and west, snow northeast portion,
Tuesday colder northeast portion;
"Wednesday probably fair.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-06

rese sociale, financiare, economice
Gu un cuvint, in vechiul regat
ayem llpta oarecum de clase 81
interese deosebite, pc cand in Ar
deal lupta political este inca lup-
ia natiOnala--fara deoseblre. a in
tregului poopr romanesc de acolo.
A incerca sa lovesti in conduca-
tori politici ardeleni 81 mai ales
incerca sal decapitezi politiceste,
insemneaza sa deschizi lnpta GU
lntregul popor romanesc dee acolo
81. deci, sa prOvOcis I'm conflict GU
urmari incalcilabile pentru Stat
81 asia din patima intereselor de
partide ale Nechinlui regat.
(Dacia) A. DdscOriCi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-06

Spuneam erl ca actuala crlZf
politica interna ese din cadrul unol
simple certnri sau neintelegeri din
tire particle orr mai ales dintre DO
liticiani ambitiosi, - criza asa d,
obisnuita in fostul vechiu regat !
pentru lua proportiunile ingri
.jitoare ale unui adevarat conflict
in sinul natiunii romanesti, despair.
tind-o in doua tabere, aproape osti
le, pc acei de dincolo de acei dc
dincoace de Carpati.
Pentru a fntelege cauzele 81 des-
vOltarea acestui fenOmen social in.
grljitor pentru viitorul Statului 81
al neamului nostru, trebue sa a.
mintim elemente inca necunoscute
opiniei publice din vechiul regat 81
sa le raportam la momentul poll
tic 81 psihologic actual.
lnainte de Orice, sd Sc site ca
partidul national de peste Carpati
a fost, sub stapanirea maghiara
expresiunea vie a constiintei natio-
male romanesti din acele tinuturi
81, totodata, chintesenta gandirii,
energiei l actinuii politice roma
nesti in cuprinsul fostului Stat ma
ghiar. Toate puterile intelectuale
81 culturale ridicate din miilocul
poporului roman, = acestui DO
por valah puturos" orr "salba-
tee, dupa expresia de batiocura
a sovinismului maghiar "buedoes
alah' 81 "vad olah," = toate ace.
ste forte rationale, constiente de
origina lor 81 mandre char de ca
l'amaneau in genere grupate in ju.
rul steagulu partidului spre a du
ce mai departe, GU speranta 81 ere
dlnta, lupta pentru drepturile 81
libertatile poporului respectiv. Gu
exceptia catorva cazuri individua
lie de intelectuali pierduti pentrr
natlunea lor 81 carl Sc contopisers
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-06
LunRAR1LE PENTRU ISno-
RONARE, LA ALBA-IULtA,
STUNT Pc sFARSITE.
: Cum merg lucrarile. - Ce ests
gata. Asrectul cetatii.
3 cllrote 34o0 kgr. - Cat
vor dura serbarile incoro-
| narii. - Cand Sc va face
incorcnarea.

Spre a vedea in ce stadiu 81
afla lucrarile ce sc fac la Alba
lula, pentru actul solemn, al III
coronarei Suverahilor nostri, mutt
asteptat de intreaga suflare 70
maneasca a Romaniei intregite
am vizitat eri cctatea lui Mihai
Plecat din Bucuresti ell expire
sui de Viena Ia ora 6.25 seara, Ii
ora 8:45 doua ri, coboram in
CARA Alba-Iulia, carei fatadS
proaspat zugravita iti da apa
renta unei case care sc dichiseste
de sarbatori. ST ce sarbatoare ma
mare poate fl decat aceea de Ia
Alba lula? In interior Sc lucrea
"a GU multa activitate la zugravi
rea salei din mijloc, care va f
transformata in salon de primire
pentru M. Lor. Ia dosul garei sc
Intinde bulevardul care duce i,
oras; din acest bulevard, in linit
dreapta, pOrneste 0 varianta care
este nou 'bulevard al incoronarei
Acesta oeoleste orasul prin par
tea de Nord-Vest 81 Sc opreste in
fata clopotnitei, cam la $50 me.
trl. Plantatia pc aceSt bulevard
este gaia, lar lucrar!le celelaltf
au Inceput Luni, Is c.. 81 Sc vo,
sfarsi la 30 Iulie, cand va trebu
sa tie gaia 81 marea movila inalt;
de lao metri &c Sc va ridica intrt
noul bulevard 81 clopotnita, dc pt
care Sc va ceti proclamatia inco
ronarei. Impreiurul acestci mo.
vile Sc vor ridica tribunele off.
ciale.
Acum, ca sa patrunzi in cetatc
pornind de la CARA strabati pan;
la centrul orasului strada Regi
mentul 5 vanatori; numita astfe
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-06

sal pc earl, cu usurinta surprin-
zatOare, ii trata totdeauna de ga
gitatori' si-i deosebea de poporul
roman "bun, bland, supus 81 rab-
dator' peste toate limtele.
Nu-i semnificativ 81 pana la GA
recare punct ridicol ca astazi, in
Statul roman 1ntregit. aceiasi con-
ducatOri al partidului national
sunt tratati de ''agitatOri tot ca
in fostul Stat maohiar 81 acuzati
char de actiune contra integritatii
Romaniei in granitele Garcia au
intrat 81 prin vointa lor 81 mai ales
prin aceasta vointag
Din tOate cele aratatp Sc dega-
ieaza o concluzie foarte simpla.
Partidul national de peSte Carpati
este partidul intregului popor ro-
manesc Gle acolo. in afara de ma.
runtele deosebiri de vederi sau
ciocniri Gle ambitiuni, lar condu-
catorii lui sunt in constiinta popu-
lara demult. de foarte mutt timp
socotiti ca adevarati conducatori al
acestui popor.
Al trata de "agitatori sau de
dusmani al neamului insemneaza
sd Sc depaseasca limitele luptei
dintre particle pentru a provoca o
lupta directa cu popornl de dincolo
de Carpati prin efectul solidarita-
til sale morale cu acesti vcchi 81
recunoscuti luptatori nationali.
Tn vechiul regat, natillnea find
unitara. lupta politica luat ca
racterul luptei firesti dintre par
tide. deosebite fntre ele dupa inte-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-06

in partidele 81 n societatea ma
| ghiara, devenind adesea eel mai in
versunati dusmani al romanismu
lui 81 find, .pentru aceasta, condam
natl ca. tradatori' in opinia ma
tiunii lor, toti ceilalti gravitar
direct sau indirect in cercul de
gandire 81 de actiune al partidului
national.
Numai din aceste elpmentt
fugare Sc vede ce rOl cOvarsitor
de insemnatate istorica. a jucat tot
deauna partidul national in trecut
pentru poporul roman de peste
Carpati 81 tot de aci Sc poate de-
duce structural lui intima. profund
democratica 81 taraneasca, precum
81 solidaritatea fara pereche din
tre popor 81 "domnii" lui.
In acest inteIes al cuvfntului
domnul' era 81 este pentru DO
porul roman de peste Carpati O
personalitate deosebita prin inteli-
genta 81 cultura, este nm membru
din "inteligenta' romano de care
Sc STINT mandri toti consangenii lui
tarani, muncitori modesti 81 Drop
siti de stapanirea streina din in
doltul motiv social 81 national. Iata
cum domnul'' de peste Carpati.
in loc sd fie IN filfison sau un
pantalonar de orase, priyit cll ne
incredcre daca nu char cu dusma
ME ca dincoace de Carpati, este O
personalitate deosebita in sinul ma
! tiunii de tarani romani, privita Gu
mandrie 81 eli simpatie. 'Domnul
ardelean este, fara exagerare. eX-
presia vie a mandriei 81 a consti-
intel poporului romanesc de peste
Carpati in cinda afirmatiilor Jig
nitoare ale stapanitorilor maghiari
ori a inferioritatii cultural-sociale
ce Use atribuia din partea celor-
latte natiuni conlocuitoare.
Situatiunea asta deosebita, spe-
ciala, a tinuturilor de peste Car
pati, lie face sd intelegem impor-
tanta luptelor politice dintre par
tide 81, totodata, repercusiunea
neoHsnuita 81 ecoul Incompatible
ne care aceste lupte le-au avut tot
deauna in mi.ilocul poporului ro-
manesc de acolo.
ST tot situatiunna asta ne face
sa intelegem rat de grav Eau in
Selat cOnducatOrii della Budapesta
cand S 'au indaratnicit in politica
lor de urgie contra partidului ma
tional roman 81 a conducatorilM
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-06

petrecut in Temisoara ne indrep.
tateste .sa spunem ca unificarea
magistraturei trebuie grabita,
dapdn-se astfel posibilitatea de a
Sc primeni starea de lucruri din
!iustitia Ardealului. Gu chipul a.
costa ar putea aduce aici magi.
strait din vechiul regat, lar acei
din Ardeal sa fie transferati in
vechiul regat 81 atunci am fl 81
guri ca nh s.'ar mai putea petrece
incidente regretabile de felul ace
lula intamplat la Temisoara.
din 'Infratirea" J.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-06

evenimente nu vor schimba -
va ii Luna August. In acest scop
s'a 81 cerut orasului Alba-Inlia
TN ansamblu general GU toate To-
cuintele spre Sc putea fixa in
cartiruirea.
6. Th. Stefanescu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-06
POPORUL 81 PARTIDELE DE AMBELE
LATURI ALE CARPATILOR

Doua situatiunl deosebe in trecut 81 n prezent Solidar
tatea poporulu ardelean Gu domnii sal Particle re-
prezentand natunea part de casa Sa ne ferim de
conceptia maghara despre agtatori poporuui roman
Pentru impacarea Ardealului jent
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-06
: Scandalul din Timisoara.


Isteze juramantul de credinta sta
Itulrli roman, Sc agita pc toatc
lcaile, cerind imperios sa fie re-
lprimiti in posturile parasite de
tbuna vOia lOr, = acei dintre eli
carl desi au lndeplinit formele
Icerute de legile noastre pastran-
|du-si astfel posturile lor din Ar
deal, dau dovada ca nu cores.
lpund in totul obligatiunilor pc
care lie au fata de statul nostru.
Am fl nedrepti daca am aduce
lasemenea invinuiri tuturor func-
Itionarilor de nationalitate ma
! ghiara Dimpotriva sunt unii care
Si-du inteles rostul lor, reusind in
eel mar scurt timp ca sd devinl
,,buni functionari.
Oar operei de unificare Use IN
iterpun mai multe dificultati in
ljustitii. Desi autoritatea centrala
IA dat ordine categorice in sensul
ca numai limba romana sa fie in.
itrebuintata in toate institutiile
,publice, totusi la cele mai multe
! instante judecatoresti din Ardeal
,magistratii judeca, lar advocate
apledeaza in limba maghiara.
S'a vazut char. cazul straniu
..ca advocatul unei institute dir
a,Capitala sa pledeze in limba ro
/, mana, lar magistratul sd iudect
i'll limba maghiara. Avocatul ne
\ acunOscand limba maghiara fost
4 in imposibilitate ca sd ia act dt
dispozitiile magistratului, lar a
.cestuia la fost Gu neputinta sa il
cunostlnta de apararea reprezen
tantului acelei institutiuni de in
teres obstesc. Fata de aceasta 81
tuatie, lesne Isl poate ola cinevs
sseama Gle erorile judiciare ce de
icurg din nerespectarea dispozitii
lOr luate de la centru.
| De mcOnvenientul acesta. ac
ltuallll ministru de justitie STA dat
perfect seama, trimitand de GU
rand un nou ordin in sensul de 6
Sc mtrebuinta pc viitor numa
romano in tribunalele 81 judeca
toriile din Ardeal.
Fata de aceasta dispozitie, avo
HEATH unguri din Timisoara au lua1
ipozitie, agitand ideia unei intru
niri de protestare impotriva ordi
lnnlui >de a Sc judeca 81 pleda II
ronaneste.
4 lntrunirea urma sa Sc fie Du
4 mlneca trecuta, dar ca ma fost d.
natnra. decat sd provoace ur
enorm scandal, din pricina pro
testarilor avocatilor romani car
au cerut Gu insistenta ca la Sc
\ dnta sd Sc vorbeasca in limba ro
mana. Fireste ca despre aceast;
afacere s'a facut cunoscut tele
cratic ministrului de justitie, d,
4 unde Sc asteapta lamuriri.
! Ma ramane de loc indoiala G:
latltudinea avocatilor maghiari dil
IlTemisoara e in legatura GU actiu
nea iredentista pc care statul ma
ghiar fntretine in tara noastr;
/ De aeeia va trebui ca guyernn
sd procedeze energic 81 sa ia eel
maj severe masnri pentru ca inte
resele tarei noastre sd fie aparate
! Miscarea avocatilor maghia,
I din Temisoara trebuie sd ne de,
chlda mintea asupra sentimente
Tor de care este animata minors
tatea din Ardeal 81 Banat fata d
!, statul roman. Prima masura car
Use impune de- urgenta este ca 5
/ lse dea un ultim advertisement funt
; tionarilor romani de nationalitat
! maghiara, ca acei dintre dams
earl fntr'n timp detcrminat n
Yer cunoaste limba romano 81 n
9 1ver ntiliza-o in functiuni1e :
e1ocupa, sa fie fndepartati, consid
E rati find ca ostili organizati,
noastre de stat
ca lar in al idoilea rfnd cele ce . q
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-17
AN ML.ADNISED MOVE.

Il Is as a sincere friend Of the colored popula-
ton in this vicinity that The World pormts
itself to declare their movement TO secure In
dependent incorporation lll-advlsed.
Legally tho colored people not only with
in their rights in asking complete corporate
separation from Tulsa. but experience justlties
them in doing 40 II human nature functioned
MS it ought to function, II racial rotations were
such as they should he, there Is no substantial
reason why such separation should not work
satisfactorily.
Unhapplly, however. human pature does not
function as acadcmcians agree that It should
and racial relations are far from being what
they should be. Therefore q separate corporate
entity. controlled by colorcd people and nde-
pendent Of the city OF Tulsa would, we seri-
ously fear, be productive OF racial strife and
dscord instead of obating Il.
Behind the movement for separation we have
no doubt Is to be discovered that natural and
inherent urge OF man for the realization Of po-
ltical independence and ambitions There Is
nothing TO be said against this. But 1t Is fact
that giving rein to such ambition Is the worst
thing our colorod people can do. II II asking
a very great deal Of any people TO advise them
to accept willingly and graciously the status
OF a subject race. Yet the true interests OF the
colorcd population in Okahoma-in America
even-requires precisely such an act OF abne'
CATION. and no honest mhn free from preju-
dice and political purpose alike, will hesitate
to give such advise
Unfortunately tor all concerned academies DO
not solve practical problems; must needs
first find out the true state OF affairs then
make the solution 1T, II IS sufficient to say
that the candidacy Of a colorod man for po-
ltIcaI office excltos a feeling OF apprehension
and prejudice in tn minds q so many white
citi7ons that a menace Of greater or less pro-
portions is thus created, without engaging In
the perfectly useless task of examining why
this is or attempting to prove that It should
not be-
And II is singular quality OF the white
race that the same man who runs amuck at
the idea Of a negro holding office in white
mans government will not infreQuently. ex-
pose himself to considerable danger In afford
ing protection TO negro who frankly accepts
a subject position under the white mans gov
ernment.
We are dealing with practical conditions and
sentiments, not theoreuc or constitutional
| questions. when we assert that harmonious re-
/ iations between the races can best be had by
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-17

While she isn't the type OF girl
who boasts she'll try anything once,
she still likes to look upon the first
of anything as being important. She
has no great amount of initiative.
so it is not probable that she will
ever start on any serious adventures,
like being a foreign missionary or
attempting Mount Everest, but even
II she fails to do that she will still
have the adventurous spirit and be
able to cope with those experiences
that come her way with freshness.
The amusing part of the whole
thing Is that, according to this So
phisticated age, she has had no ex-
periences at all; but also the beauty
OF IL Is that she is not ashamed of
enthusiasm, that she despises ennui.
and that she Is willing to try and be
laughed at rather than never make
any move to find out or know--ex-
perience.
How much better than the girl
who spent the summer in Europe and
said in the most bored way in an
swer to question after her return:
Yes, the Louvre was quite nice"
1t IS better to be enthusiastic
than to be so utterly worn out in
the adventurous spirit that nothing
has that thrill OF the unknown and
untried.
One of the prettiest, most youthful
looking married women imaginable
said right before her husband that
whenever she read love story. she
was the heroine and whenever she
saw her favorite actor on the screen.
she played the feminine lead.
1t was this remaining romance
and sense of adventure in her that
kept that youthful light in her eyes.
that showed the candle of life hadn't
been burned at both ends, that told
dreams still existed.
Alice in Wonderland was not given
to US just for n childhood pleasure.
In maturity we can learn from It IA
lesson. Every one of us was Alice
when young. and we can still be
Alice when grown, We can still eX-
plore, unearth and reveal, every day.
every hour, II we seek
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-17
SEEKING CHARTER

II charters are available for the
ladies auxiliars to the Rainbow Dl-
vision Veterans, Tulsa Rainbow
Women intend to have one. The
Tulsa organization though in Its third
year is charterless because OF It's as.
sumption that the slight scope OF
national auxiliary work as yet pre-
cluded the issuance OF charters,
Mrs. J. o. King, president or the
Rainbow Circle at Waterloo, Iowa,
said differently, however, at n meet
ing with the Tulsa Rainbow Women
Thursday evening in Ed Woods cafe
stating that her own circle re-
ceived its charter and had 1t un-
yelled In an impressive ceremony by
disabled ex-service men. So now the
local auxiliary will make immediate
application for d charter 10 the ma
tional Rainbow Division Veterans
headquarters at Columbus, Ohio. ac-
cording to Mrs. A. d. White, presl-
dent.
The local auxiliary is said 10 b,
one OF the three active auXiliarles ot
its kind in the country 1t has al
journed reglar sessions now until the
first Wednesday in September.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-17
Barometer OF Public Opinion
Returning Prosperity.


signs Of a revival ~ husiness aud return
TO normal activities are multiplying in the news
Yesterdays papers contain striking evidence OF
a change for the better in many fields. The
United States employment service reported that
there had been further gain in employment
I'm May and that within so to so days unemploy-
ent anomalous vacation" experiment In the
The broadening out of industry in nearly all
fact that the business depression il behind us.
Confidence is testUred. June win accentuate
tho upward movement. Industry Is steadily ex-
pAnding."
Dispatches from Pittsburgh announce that
5000 600 gross tons of steel ingots were pro.
duccd in April and May, against about 4 900, 000
tons In February and March. This is to say
The mills turned out 90 per cent more steel in
the first two months of the coal strike than
they did In the two months preceding the strike.
Building operations In Chicago have widencd
out The permits Issued during May call for
an expenditure OF S27.0O0 900 a gain OF SO
100000 over April. Steel mills in the Chicago
territory are now operating at S5 per cent of
capacity. Mail order houses had an Increase
or l5'2 per cent in business In May, the first
substantial gain In nearly two years
OH shares have advanced $1,000, 900 900 in
value since January /. The railroads are at
last earning nearly the return guaranteed them
under the transportation act. The liberty bond
issues all passed par recently. The general
BOND market has been splurglng for several
months. There can be no question that the tide
has turned for good and that prosperity IA lurk-
ing around tho corner.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-17
CHAPTER Tx.
Jack Wonders at Hclcn's Actions.

oh'h NpiihtIS ht ti'Ith hN'lN9lS.
TrimblinB Helen crouched in the
corner OF the cab. Was It. could It
be true? Horace Barnes, the man
who had tried TO make love TO her;
whom she had allowed to be her es-
cort eYen when keeping it from
Jack, forger--a common crook
She couldn't believe 1t. There was
some Mistake.
Hut suppose II were all truel All
the money he had spent upon her, all
he had spent entertaining their gay
crowd, had been stolen. Forgery
was stealing--really. What would
she do il they ever connected her
with the Mrs. Brown they were look
ing for2
Thankfully she remembered II had
been their first and only appearance
In that particular tea room. II they
had gone where they were known
how terrible II would have been!
she probably would be ia Jail. too.
When the taxi stopped at her door
she looked guiltily up and down the
street before she alighted, half ex-
pecting TO see an officer waiting 10
arrest her But everything was
quiet, so she quickly paid the driver
and rushed into the house.
Never mad her little apartment
looked so attractive as II did then.
II was sanctuary. a hiding place.
She threw herself into chair, then
nervously paced the floor, Would
Nell never come!
AZ last she arrived, with all the
latest editions OF the papers. Helen
almost snatched them from her.
There was little that was different
from what she had already read
save that one paper put more stress
upon finding the mysterious Mrs.
Brown. limiting that she might also
have been implicated In the forgerA
les.
How awful" she exclaimed.
you'd better lay low for time.
Helen. It's a pity you haven't some
relative you could visit" Then; DO
YOU suppose he'll tell, or that they
Will hunt up the people he has been
going with--all Of US. thinking TO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-17
The Horoscope
THE star, incline but 90 loi conp.,- -
opt. is3i. by Mcclure Newspa Der syns
saturday, June II, 1920


Many sinister planetary Influence.
have power today. according 10 as
trOlogy for Saturn, the Sun ana
Mercury are all In evil aspect.
During this sway the best asfo,,,
may be impeded or thwarted ana
the mental poise may be disturbed
saturn is supposed to be csps.
cially threatening to the aged v'Lo
will experience a diminutiou OF tbei,
powers.
Again the scers remind men ana
women that they are in new rra
whore the young must WELD power
This IL not fortunate rulo frr
farmers who may have heavy iossas
owing to bad weather conditions
Mines and mining are subject IN
n rule that is not at all encouruging
either to employers or employee.
This is q government OF the .,lrs
under which governors of states aud
even president may suffer severely
from criticism.
Mercury and the Sun are in
aspects making for newspaper NJ.
tacks on men in positions Of power
or distinction.
Bitter political campaigns are fore.
told and women will meet with many
unhappy experiences, IL the signs are
rightly interpreted.
Again n return 10 oldtime stand
ards OF moral with old fashioned
gowns is pronosticated.
The seers have prophesied that
there will be n strong reaction
against the license that has existed
In modern life and this will be ev..
dent during the late summer.
The stars appear to promise
greater interest In all automotlye
conveyances than ever before.
Persons whose birthdate e Is
should beware OF scandal or libel
that may touch them in the COM
ing year. In tho domestic circle
great happiness is presaged.
Children born on this day may be
proud and Independent. They should
he generous and affectionate. brill
liant and lucky.