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Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-22
KILBANE-CRIQUI
BOUT IS BARRED
FROM NE VI YORK
William Muldoon Says They
Cannot Meet There While
He Is Head of the Body
Governing Boxing

New York, Dec. 21.--William
Muldoon, chairman of the New York
state athletic commission, an
nounced today that Johnny Kill
bane and Eugene Criqui would not
meet here in featherweight
championship bout while he was
head of the body governing box
ing,
1--WE gave Kilbane every oppor-
tunity to fight and not pose and
he ignored our warnings" he said.
Boxing promoters intimated that
they would not take Chairman Null
door's edict too seriously in that
a new chairman would likely be
named when Governor Smith took
office.
Mr.. Muldoon announced that
Jess Willard, former worlds
heavyweight champion, would not
be allowed to box in New York
under the jurisdiction of,the pres
ent commission. The age limit,
under the rules of the boxing
board, made Willard ineligible for
a. license, it was said.
The statement relative to Will
lard resulted from the reports that
the former champion and Demp-
sey might meet in a bout here
Chairman Muldoon placed Johnny
Wilson, Boston boxer, middle
weight title. was declared for
feited in New York state in the
same category with Kilbane.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-22
HAYS DENIES HE
AGREED TO KEEP
R. ARBUCKLE OUT
Continued from Page One.

sure the authorities now have the
situation we'll in hand"
In regard to his visit to Los An
geles and Hollywood, for the
avowed purpose OF bringing about
a lettering OF conditions within
the motion picture industry, Mr..
Hays stated that It would be ac-
complished, but only through the
cooperation of the $4,000 mem
bers of the profession. He said
the only way TO obtain that CO.
operation was through helping to
live" and not by holding down. In
this connection he added that
Roscoe Arbuckle is entitled to his
chance ard should have it.
In regard TO Arbuckles state
ment that he is grateful to those
who have helped him and will en-
deavor to prove worthy, MIR. Hays
calculated: That's fine! that's
good! That's mighty fine"
He said that he did not know
how long the Lasky corporation
intends to use Arbuckle. He said:
Il don't know whether they intend
to use him as an actor, director or
a water boy. If they make any
films of him ] don't think they will
use them soon but / don't know
anything about it except that he
is entitled to chance
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-22
COMMITTEE NOT
To ATTEMPT To
GUST DAUGHERTY
No Evidence Produced Upon
Which to Base ImpeaCh-
ment Proceedings, 1t Is
Generally Believed

Washington, Dec. 21.--Winding
up its public hearings on the Kel-
Ter charges against Attorney Gem
eral Daugherty, the house Judiciary
committee voted today to meet on
January to reach its formal de-
cision and began preparation OF its
report to the house. 1t was re-
garded as practically certain that
the committee would hold that
there had been produced no evil
dence upon which impeachment
proceedings could be based.
The public sessions today were
taken up with the examination Of
officials and employees of the de-
partment Of Justice in answer TO
u number of the charges made
against the attorney general by
Representative Keller. republican,
of Minnesota. In announcing the
conclusion of the case for the at
torney general, Paul Howland, his
personal counsel, stated that Mr..
Daugherty had preferred every
thing we have In relation to these
matters and produced all of the
documents that have been asked
for"
Mr.. Rowland announced he
would like to make a brief state
ment expressing our position and
hopes in this case, "but the COM
mittee showed no disposition to
hear him and the proceedings We're
ended. .
Aside from its report on the I'M
parchment charges, the committee
has yet to act on the question OF
what action ,if any, is to be taken
on the refusal of Mr.. Keller to
obey subpoena calling upon him
to appear for examination under
oath as to the information upon
which he based his allegations
against Mr.. Daugherty. This ques-
ton has been referred to sub
committee Of five members, but no
call has been issued for q meeting
of the Subcommittee.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-22
COMPLETE PARDON is
GRANTED TRUJILL0

Santa Fe, Dec. 21.-One COM
plete pardon, carrying restoration
to citizenship, two conditional par
dons and a commutation Of sem
tence have been granted by Gov
ernor M. G. Mechem.
Complete pardon is granted 60
Ramon Trujillo, sentenced from
Guadalupe county in October, 1922,
to servo one year to fifteen months
Conditional pardons are granted
to Amador Granada, sentenced
from Chaves county in December.
1921, to serve five to six years, and
to Juan Vigil, sentenced from Taos
county in June. 1922, to serve one
year to 18 months.
Hiram Livingston, sentenced
from Union county in August, 1922,
to serve one year to Is months,
receives Communication reducing
the sentence TO six months.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-22
PR0PRIET0RS OF LAS
VEGAS SOFT DRINK
HOUSE ARE ARRESTED

Las Vegas, n. NJ, Dec. 2f.-Eli
Green and VIM. Mitchell, propri-
etors of the Opera Bar, at one time
a saloon and gambling emporium,
but now being conducted as a soft
drink and billiard hall, were ar
rested when the place was raided
Tuesday night by some Of Mr.. Sny-
der's prohibition sic this. Regard
less of the fact that the raiders
failed to find anything stronger
than grape juice, they contended
that their olefactory organs, long
used to detecting contraband
liquors, prompted them to believe
that the eighteenth amendment
was being violated.
The men were arraigned before
United States Comr issioner w. G..
Ogle Wednesday morning. They
pleaded lot guilty and were placed
under $500 bond each TO appear
before the United States grand
jury. The bond Y as furnished.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-22
SURGEON IN PUBLIC
HEALTH RESERVE IS
DEAD IN CALIFORNIA

Fort Bayard, n. M, Dec. 2l.-
News of the death # DR.. l.. S. B,
Robinson, who was formerly, sta
toned here as a surgeon in the
reserve of the public health SER
vice, has been received in a tele-
gram from Mrs. Robinson to DR.,
Frank b. Brewer, the executive Of
ficer. The post flag was at half
mast all day Monday in honor OF
DR.. Robinson.
DR.. Robinson's death occurred at
San Diego, Calf, Sunday He is
survived by his widow, Mrs. Esther
Edith Robinson, and two young
sons. Sidney and John. The tun"
eral and cremation occurred Tues
day morning In San Diego, Dr..
Robinson was victim of cardlo-
vascular disease, and left Fort Bay
ard about six months ago in order
TO be in q lower climate.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-22
PECOS VALLEYS
OIL WELL HAS 4
25 BARREL FLOW
Another Hole viii Be Sunk
in the Field, Near Day.
ton, With Gas Taken
From the Original Bore
snecIal 10 The Journal.

Roswell, n. NJ, Dec. 21.--Quite
a number of Roswell business men
motored down the valley Monday
to witness the pumping of the first
producing oil we'll in the Pecos
valley. However, they. were disap-
pointed, as the pumping machinery
was out of order.
New heless, it is a proven fact
that the Pecos valley has a pro-
ducing oil well. The well was
drilled by the New Mexico Kansas
Texas company, and is producing
from 20 to 20 barrels Of oil. 1t
was put on the pumper Sunday,
and in six hours pumped 20 bar
rels, and at the end OF the six
hours, when measurements were
made, it was found that the oil
stood at the same depth in the
well as before pumping began.
The we'll was drilled with a COM
mon rig and is 1,l00 feet deep. Oil
was found at from $40 to 1,025
feet, three sands being encounter
ed within this depth. Each sand
was shot once. Considerable gas
has also been found, and when
piped from the we'll will burn cas-
lily. 1t is the intention of the COM
pany to drill another well about
200 yards north of this well, using
the gas for fuel, thereby saving the
cost Of puihping. The we'll now
producing is about five miles south
east Of Dayton. The oil is of a
high quality, testing SO per cent
psrafin base. 1t flows by heads,
because Of the gas pressure. The
company expects to keep the wen
| on the pumper for some time to
thoroughly test its capacity.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-22
COLORADO CATTLEMEN
SHOT, FATALLY HURT

Debeque, Colo, Dec. Ell. r.
Latham, prominent cattIeman and
farmer of Mesa county, was shot
and fatally wounded this morning,
by j. c. Hardlson % merchant at
this place, following an alteration
over a bill owed Hardison by La
than, according to reports. 1t is
understood that Latham paid the
bill but a quarrel ensued after La
them refused to accept the mer-
chants treat and one word led
to another until Hardison picked
up q revolver and fired one bullet
through Lathan's chest Hardison
started Immediately following the
shooting to Grand Junction, Colo,
to surrender to the Sheriff.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-22
HAPPENINGS AT
WASHINGTON IN
TABLOID FORM
nj day In Washington--.


Chief Justice Taft was reported
to have virtually recovered from a
minor operation performed last
Sunday.
The nomination of Pierce Butler,
st. Paul, Minn., attorney, to be an
associate justice Of tho United
States supreme court, as confirmed
by the senate.
Hearings on the Keller impeach-
ment charges against Attorney
General Daugherty were concluded
by the house judiciary committee.
The war finance corporation, in
its annual report, declared the
American farmer, IL properly fin
anced, could weather the worst
economic storms.
Announcement was made that
the surplus received by Clemenceau
for lectures and newspaper articles
while in America, which will be
turned over to the American Field
Service fund, amounted to $4,000.
Senator Borah, republican, OF
Idaho. offered an amendment TO
the the naval appropriation bill
proposing that the president call
an international conference for
discussion OF economic questions as
we'll as the reduction of armaments.
Plans for the creation Of an
American commission to aid in the
adjustment OF the European repair
ations problem were said to have
received the unofficial approval of
the United States, Germany and
Great Britain and to be under con-
sideration by France.
Court action, it was announced,
will be Instituted shortly by the
department OF justice against the
United States Harness company,
Ransom, W. Va; Thomas Roberts
and company, Philadelphia, and
possibly the Bridgeport. Conn,
Brass company, in connection with
contracts covering war supplies.
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That gift you are puzzled about
will be found at Everitt's, Inc,
Jewelers.--Adv.
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Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-22
TROUBLED WITH WEAK KID
NEVG

"Have been troubled with weak
kidneys since childhood" writes
Mrs. G. Hyde. Benzonia. Michigan,
Now past forty and have had .cr-
rible backache and that tired out
feeling. hardly able to do my work.
By using Foley Kidney Pills ac-
companied WITH Foley Cathartic
Tablets I soon felt like n new per-
SON." Backache, rheumatic pains,
dizziness and blurred vision are
syr'n'oms of kidney trouble. Foley
Kidney Pills give quick relief. Sold
everywhere.--Adv.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-22
BANKER ELECTED AS
PRESIDENT OF VEGAS
COMMERCE CHAMBER

Las Vegas, n. NJ, Dec. 21.--A.
II. Gerdeman, cashier of the Las
Vegas Savings bank, was chosen
to succeed Vincent X. Jones as
president of the chamber of COM
merce at q meeting of the newly
elected board Of directors here
Tuesday evening.
The proposed country club and
WAYS and means of financing the
chamber for the coming year were
discussed, but no definite action
will be taken pending the appoint
ment of the various committees.
DR.. II. G. Crawford was elected
vice president of the organization.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-22
CHIEF JUSTICE TAFT
IS RECOVERING FROM
A BLADDER OPERATION

Washington, Dec. 2t--Chief JUS
tice Taft submitted TO an operation
last Sunday for the removal of call
Gull from the bladder. but today
was said to be in good condition.
Word of the operation. which was
described as minor. did not become
known until today, when Mr.. Taft
resumed the active discharge OF
his official duties. Those who call
ed upon him described his general
physical condition as normal and
said he showed no i'll effects from
his experience,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-22

Today and tomorrow offer you
your last opportunity to contribute
to the Children's Christmas.
Preparations have been made to
take care of $500 children at the
Elks' Community Christmas Tree,
with candies and toys. Many of
the children who will meet Santa
Claus there will not get presents
from any other source. Surely you
will want to help make Christmas
merry for them.
Send in your contribution at
once to the Elks Community
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-22
REED DECORATED

Washington, Dec. 21.--Senator
Reed. Pennsylvania, was among a
group of officers and former Off
GERS of the army decorated with
the distinguished service medal by
Secretary Weeks today for excep-
tional service in war. tiue.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-22
LADY FRAzIER DIVORCED

London, Dec. 21.-Lady Helen
Mary Frazier. wife of Sir John
Foster Frazier widely known dec
turer, was granted a divorce today
on the grounds of misconduct.
Lady Frazier was Helen Mary Law
renee, daughter of Francis Law
renee of Seattle. Wash.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-22

To Cure Cold in One Day
Take Laxative BROMO QUININE
tablets. The box bears the sigma
ture Of e. w. Grove. (Be sure you
get BROMO.) soc.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-22

residences of stone or brick cracks
Iare noticeable. This fact tends 10
support the theory that the under
lying stratas of Colorado shale are
extensive and slip enough to dam
age buildings, although the move
ments of the upper lithosphere are
not perceptible.
The new infirmary is the only
heavy building of over two stories
at Fort Bayard and this is the first
time there has been any construc-
tion trouble.
Several weeks ago Major Lever
ton requested an investigation and
TN. c. Brooks, superintendent OF
the structural division of the
treasury department, came to Fort
Bayard and went over the build
ing. The result of this investiga'
tion is that another investigation
will be held in the office of Assist
ant Secretary e. C. Clifford in the
treasury building in Washington
on January 8, to which Robert y
Mckee of El Paso, the contractor
has been summoned.
Another Theory
Another theory of the cause OF
the damage lays it to the blasting
which is constantly going on at
the Chino Copper companys mine
at Santa Rita, four miles east OF
here. It is also said that the floor
slabs have been badly affected
through their inability to bear the
weight placed upon them. Con-
tractors and construction inspec-
tors also say that concrete does not
do well in high semi-arid climates
such as this.
Major Leverton tonight spoke
very highly of the cheerful man.
ner in which the sick soldiers take
their removal from their comfort
able new home. They have quick
" became accustomed to their new
quarters and even the sickest were
removed with such care that nc
damage was done. He is confident
that the damage will be repaired
quickly and the men soon back in
their quarters.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-22

Journal Want Ads. bring results.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-24

siguranta, da4sxce la hat panta-
lonii, ia pornA6t. sd Sc 81 descul-
tes Afara ningeE 81 Blaestein a
trebuit sa telefeneze sotiei lui, sa- j
aduca haine e. sa nv primeasca
pc musterii in toaleta care-i lasa
Sc hotul. Ell a fost .iefuit in baca-
mia 81.
Milwaukee, Wis. Augusta
dessert Grimm, de sase. orr mari
tata 81 de cinciuri ramasa vaduva
s a jurat sa nh mai jnre nimanui
''iuhire 81 asellltare pentru tot
deama, Doamna Grimm a fost
aeuzata de al ,saselea barbat al
,sau. Peter Grimm, ca ca s'a ma
ritat inainte de ce s'a divortat
de al cincilea .barbat. John Del
sert. Prima ei casatorie a fost in
1874, cand ca a fost de Is ami. Gu
ell a trait 30 de ami, pana ce n "a
murit. AL doilea barbat murit
dupa 4 luni de casatorie.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-24

La redeschiderea sedintei CONF
sM care s'a ales face rdpoqrte.
S'a primit cu mici modificdrl
pr0ectM de rez0lutie.
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Demagogie 81 Pertidie

CETlND apeu partiuui national liberal din Cui publica
in Voina' din Eebruarie daca cunosti stuatia
lucruror ram mganura cuprne ingrijoarea tea
de viitoul nemuu in cand Doamne feree moartea
rap din nnl ui pc d. loan Bratanu, laca cunos
sarea lucruro atunc e cuprnde ma desgusul de la
ceismul autoruu aceui APPEL 81 al aceora lau nsust
Din cuprinsul acelui ape pc deoparte mai de-
losoae umlna 81 servilsmu desgustaor lar pc lie alta
lalrte negarea 81 lesfiderea adevirului.
Dupa auoru apeluu tot, dar absout tot ce sa facut
bun in tara romaneasea este opera du loan c. Braanu
81 to ce ara nici excepte, Do ami sau sfasiat ntre
dans pentru putere; dol ami sau alungat un pc a
nfrupe pc rand din avunl tar prin afu Gel mai nee
guit 81 All Romana noastra faurta lacrami 81 sange
Isl TRACE aprope suetu pc faradeeglor acestor In
seatori'
Dupa mai aduce de aude 81 osanale seulu par
tiuui liberal urmeaza lei dat votul obstesc Romania
e dat egea de mpropietare satenilor Razboul de In
tregire a neamului ell La facut. -
Departe de moi de mega calitatle bune patrotsmu
dl loan l. c. Bratanu 81 nici ale partdulu LIBERAL merite
pc earl LEAN aprecat notdeauna dar putem mpac
afirmatla categorical ca tot sa fac bun tara
neasca este opera unui sngur orr cine fl el Nh
Intem mpaca deia to cela frnas al nemuui sunt
inseatori.
Reormee nu sunt opera dui loan l. c. Bratianu
c ale vreme 81 impreuraror Ele 'ar Fl infaptut
fara voia dsale la nfapturea lor asa afl
tribuit atii intro masura mai d-sa
Razboiul de ntregire neamnlu La facut neamu 81
sngur 81 nc sngur partid 81 ntregirea neamulh
daorese dlu loan c. Bratianu c aceora up
tai pentru desvotarea constituted rationale in province
bite constinta fara care sevarsea unirea
Daca din Ardea din celelate ii
sopt macar conferntei de pace della Paris
vechul rega unrea neamulu sar fl npuit, tot
Iratatu pc care il avea d. Bratanu in buzlnar
Paderevski a conribut mai multi la noulu stat
oon decat d. loan l. c. Bratianu la nregea neamulu dar
pa perms nimenu sal numeasca creatorul patre sale.
ntentunea de zrobi poiticese pc acei carl selna
cuva constiina ationaa in nmle 81 sufletee
RomnOr din Areal este criminala, 81 mporva acestei
tentun protesteaza ntreaga roame recunoaste
ritee acetor oamen acestor marr al idealuu national
Unirea sufleeasca neamuui 81 consolidarea tarii nu
face prn maiopere bizantine orr fl
pull 81 dctonu scopu moacele in cestie nationaa
aonstruostate 81 Ierfide
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-24

Chicago. Raymond j. Bis
chOff, 'al dOilea POnzi.' are deia
pc sufletul lai 81 moartea unei
victime de ale sale. III precum Sc
site, a eeleetat, de la imigrantii
creduh same mici si mari, -
pana Ia $4,500SOO, - pc earl
apoi ia ruinat, banerotand. Vic
TINA hui este Peter Cannis, care
si-a perdut astfel 0 suma de
$1.5O0, rezultatnl unei munci de o
viata. 81 s'a sinucis, nepitand
snferi paguba.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-24

Paris s'a fabricat rubine artifi-
'cia!e. Petrele sunt atat de per-
fecte in aparenta ca nu Sc cunosc
de cele veritabile.
In ziua de All tratatele de pace
trebue sa trsaca prin pnrgator
pana ajung la rain.
IS 4
Bxrbatilor lie place "a vor-
beasca despre femei dar nnnaai
de eele frnmoase san de teleleica
satului.
Z
Fiecarei femei ii place ga faca
curte nnmai ca~sa dOvedeasca so
tnlni ca e placuta 81 de altii.
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1JN MEDIC
RkNIT

Doctorul Robert Armstrong, de
60 ami, dentist, d0niciliat la 2122
E. Tooth ST., fost dus la spitalnl
S-tnl Alexis All dinineata en- rane
grozave, cauzate de nn automobil
care . trecut pesfe 81 l. Harvard
Ave-, langa broadway. Martorii
spun cd ef fost tras la 0 distanta
mai mare de sntofpobil, dppa ce q
fost lovit. Soferrl abba dnpa a.
'ceea oprit automobilul. El fost
arestat imediat. sSe face D investi-
gatie de catre autorit6ti. Sc crede
ca Armstrong va scapa Gu viath.
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ON HGA C0IDHQN


In multe cazuri, un barbat sc
aipseste mai eurind de nevasfa de
cat sa Sc lase de fumat.
=
In nltimii cinci ami in Statele
Unite s'a ahandnnat cinci mil
sapte suite de mile de cal ferate
81 s'a c0nstruit numai 1900 in
timpnl acesta.
@ fata care Sc casatOreste Gu un
vadny mn site ce va sa zic4 pla-
cerea de domestici un animal.
Mia pc care o trimbitati mn va
dllce nici edata la raiu.
Inainte de casatorie mn barbat
nu crede Cd logodnica lui {. in
stare sa-si puma galosii, carl dupa
ciis6ferie se CONVINCE q I'M
stsrsl lsa - inealte Il cu cisme.
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Participantii.

comitetul execntiv al partidului
reprezentantii comitetelor Jude
tene.
Dintre membrii comitetului exc
cutiv al fost prezenti d-nii: lulu
Maniu, Vaida-yoevod. Ciceo-Pop
Valeriu Braniste. Mihai Popovici
Voicu Nitescu, /. Agarbiceanu, Sc.
yer Dan 81 Aurel Lazar.
D-nii: Dir. Vssile Saftu, DIR. Au.
rel Dobrescu 81 Colds, find boil
navi, n 'au pntut lua parte.
Dintre senatori au luat parte
d-nii Micsa, Andrei Barsan. Bran.
loan Draghici, Focsa, loan Mesian
81 SOcol.
Dintre depatati d-nii Stefan
Metes, D-tru MYan, Vsleanu, Gh.
stoica, lyasile Moldovan, Lauren
tin Oanea, loan Popa, Waller Pus-
carin, Secol Cbiroiu 81 Lepadatu.
Dintre delegati au fost d-nii ge-
neral Boeriu, DIR. Octav Russu. DIR.
Neniu, dr. Rascu, DIR. Pralea. DIR.
Teodor Pop, Valeriu Moldovan. dr.
Ricsin. DIR. Egri, dr.. Ardely 81 altii
Delegati stunt reprezentanti al
| judetelOr: ,Bihor, Satmar, Arad
Salaj. Maramures, Brasov, Faga-
ras, Bistrita, Solnoe- -Dobaca. Mu-
ras Turda, Tarnava Mare, Tarna-
va Mica, Hunedoara, Cojocna, ST.
blu. Clue, Trei Seaune 81 Alba In
fefioara.
An participat in total 300 per-
sOane.
Sedinta a fost foarte animata.
Comitetul primit ell lungi a
plauze.
Cuvintarsa d-ti Iuliu Maniu
d. JULIU MANU- deschide Sc
!dinta facand un expozeu al situa.
itiei politiee della unire ineoace.
Arata greselile fxeute de euyer.
nul Averescu, in urma carora Ar
dealul nu-i unifieat nici All ne ca.
lea Legislative 81 ise easeste intr o
situate eeonomic6 81 financiara
fOarte trista.
Partidal national a propus an
guyera de concentEare.t Vazand
in timpul verei q aeest fapt i'm
ppsibil a aceeptat PFopunerea par
tidulni liberal discata 0 colabo-
rare. Liberalii Al prepus atunei
conditH avantajosse, reeunoseand
rartidului nationel dreptul de q
administra in AsdeaL find repre-
zentantal opiniei .pnbliee. Cand
eaderea guvernufai Avereseu era
mai sigura, atunk liberalii faceau
pretentiuni mai 16asf, asa Cd CO.
reau q treia pasee din nnmarul
parlamentarilor lin Ardeal. A.
ceste propuneri n'eu putat Fl pri-
mite Peatra ca sr 4 insemAet inn
posibilitstea partinnIui national de
a1si inapnne veded1le.
Gn$ernul Tskef 1ee,eseu "a pu-
tut II sprijiait 1ru ea n'sves
caracteral parlau HtaT ieavaad'
nici msjoritatea, nici disoltafea.
Dupa vstHl de BIZ M exista nici
Q iadieatiane din 4eea niei unui
Psfth cosstitatio \ e'ar putea ii
'nanit IN guven nnui singurI
pastid. N
Totusi . lost d. Il Rrxtinn,,
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MAREA ADUNARE DE LA
CLUJ
Cine a luat parte. = Discutiu.
nile. = Ce s'a hotarit.
Dela trimisul nostru special.

Cluj, q Ian.-(Dupa "Adeva-
rul )-Astazi Ia Orple 3. s'a des-
chis marea adunare comitetelor
partidului national ardelean.