oc-plain-dealer 1925-01-05

ITALY MAY SEE CONFLICT SOON LONDON, Jan. 5.—Private advices from Italy today said that the internal situation there was extremely serious, with both Fascists and anti-Fascists in the smaller towns aroused to a high pitch. Conflicts are likely to break out at any moment and the police do not know what course to follow. These advisers said. Large numbers of police stood by and watched the Fascist wreck the Nuovo Glorionale, a newspaper of Florence, fearing to take a stand against the mob. It is reported Mussolini plans a stand against the mob. It is reported Mussolini plans to create a directory of three—himself and two generals—and impose martial law as a means of bringing order to Italy, but this is believed unlikely, at least at present. There were evidences in London today that the heavy censorship in Italy is being maintained, if not tightened. News of the troubles there is subject to long delays in transmission. ROME, Jan. 5.—Premier Benito Mussolini today stood in the position of a man who has staked all on one throw of the dice. With a strong show of Fascist force and a continued campaign of suppression and confiscation of the opposition press, he was attempting to "clear the situation in 48 hours" as he promised, using the identical methods which swept Fascism into power in 1922. To his friends, to the Fascist press, and to independent newspapers his action was the only alternative or a great leader who had done his best to conciliate his enemies and had met with continued rancor. To his enemies, the partial mobilization of the black shirts and the ruthless confiscation of opposition newspapers were a final dramatic gesture of a leader whose popularity was waning. There was little doubt that the position of the Fascist administration would be weakened. Fascism into power in 1922. To his friends, to the Fascist press, and to independent newspapers his action was the only alternative or a great leader who had done his best to conciliate his enemies and had met with continued rancor. To his enemies, the partial mobilization of the black shirts and the ruthless confiscation of opposition newspapers were a final dramatic gesture of a leader whose popularity was waning. There was little doubt that the position of the Fascist administration was considerably weakened and the demonstration of power somewhat bedimmed by the resignation of Gino Sarrochl, minister of public works, and Senator Casati, minister of education, who with the ministers of war and navy, were the sole remaining members of the cabinet who were not Fascists. But the Fascist premier met this with immediately appointment of two other liberal deputies to the cabinet. The accession from the black shirt party of former Premier Salandra also came at an loppet time for Mussolini. "I have lost faith in Fascism," Salandra said. "My work for the past two years to insert Fascism into the normal life of the country has been destroyed." To offset these adverse terms however, Mussolini today had the delirious approval of the Fascist newspapers, who pleaded with him to continue the renewal of force against the administration's enemies and consider the steps taken so far as only the preliminaries in the "restoration of tranquility to Italy." It was believed a decree would be forthcoming soon, declaring that all deputies who do not attend sessions of parliament would be deprived of their seats. The boycott had been the weapon of opposition deputies and their means of showing their disapproval of "Mussolini despotism." Mussolini practically has placed Italy on a basis of modified martial law, with the strictest orders for suppression of anti-Fascist organizations, special militia guarding the railway stations and the Fascist prefects authorized to mobilize the black shirt militia. Fascist claim the opposition had planned to create a state of anarchy by disorganizing the railways. They claim a plot was discovered to burn the railway stations and say attempts to carry out were made in some parts of the country. The government has ordered the dissolution of the Italia Libera Assn., composed of former soldiers who are opposed to Fascism. Still, if there were no strangers on whom would people practice good manners? His Essay Best MADE RIGHT IN OUR SHOW benches have been installed and BENCH TO YOUR HOME. You can for an absolute fact that you are Built By Exports in Our Windows The men engaged to work in our display windows are from the famous factory where we buy all our overstuffed furniture. These men know their business from A to Z. We invite you to come to our store and watch them work. We want you to see the materials they use in building the suites we sell. After you have satisfied yourself on the point of workmanship and quality, we want to call your attention to the PRICE. You will be convinced that here you get the greatest dollar for dollar value to be had. They claim a plot was discovered to burn the railway stations and say attempts to carry this out were made in some parts of the country. The government has ordered the dissolution of the Italia Libera Assn., composed of former soldiers who are opposed to Fascism. Still, if there were no strangers on whom would people practice good manners? His Essay Best Among 200,000 John Liska, above, high school youth of Wisconsin Rapids, Wis., has just won the H. S. Firestone four-year university scholarship regarded as one of the greatest educational awards in the U. S. His essay on "Good Roads" was adjudged the best of those submitted by 260,000 high school students throughout the U. S. and territorial possessions. 3 Piece Suite Extra Large ... $1 3 piece Suite, extra large and comfy fireside chair included. Upholstery grade velour. Nachman spring co SILK PILLOW FREE With the first 6 suite so 221-223 E. Center Street FRENCH PROPOSAL EMPTY GESTURE WASHINGTON, Jan. 4 — France's much heralded "proposition" for the funding of her $4,000,000,000 war debt to the United States, was officially realized today as only an empty gesture, which for the present does not afford a suitable basis on which serious funding negotiations can be begun. The communication which Amassador Herrick forwarded to the state department over the weekend and was not addressed to the American government nor did it come from the French government, but was a "personal memorandum" from Finance Ministerlementel which contained no definite or concrete suggestions for payment. "Y" BUILDING OPEN Residents of Orange-do are invited by the Santa Ana Y, M. C. A. to make use of the fine building which the association maintains at Church and Sycamore St. This building is always open, and is a convenient place for visitors to the county seat to rest in spare time. It faces the new Hall of Records on Church-st. Visitors are always welcome in the lobby, and in the gymnasium gallery except at certain times. The rest rooms, toilet facilities, and restricted to members. La- and other accommodations are open to all friends of the work, and not restricted to members. La- and restroom provided for their convenience. According to Col. S. H. Finley, president of the Santa Ana Y, M. C. A., the organization is unlawful to contribute to the comfort and convenience of visitors to Santa Ana, and all are invited to visit the building. "SUCCESS WEEK" "Success Week" is announced by the Santa Ana Y, M. C. A. for Jan. 12 to 16. This is to consist of a series of lectures for business men and women particularly the younger ones, on the elements of success in life, and is put on as a piece of service to the whole community. M. R. Carlson, for years a director of the Knox Schools of Salesmanship of Cleveland, Ohio, is to conduct this "Institute" for success. He will open on Monday evening, Jan. 16, with his lecture on "Success or Failure—Why." and will follow with on the successive events subjects are "Character," "Leadership," "Salesman," "Management." These lectures will the Y, M. C. A. classify each evening. They illustrated with stereo and with charts, and by instructive. Men and women who are interested in themselves along theness and professional invited by the Santa Ana Y. These tickets are free to all who are enough to call for them. 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Upholstered in good lachman spring construction. $99 $149 Suite Reduced 3 pieces; spring backs; loose spring filled cushions; upholstered in good quality tapestry. 21 SUITES TO SELECT FROM LOW FREE st 6 suite sold StROUP-BARNE FURNITURE COMPANY Street ANAHEIM and will follow with four others on the successive evenings. The subjects are "Character Analysis," "Leadership," "Salesmanship" and "Management." These lectures will be given in the Y. M. C. A. classrooms at 7:30 each evening. They will be illustrated with stereopticon views and with charts, and will be highly instructive. Men and women of Orange-co who are interested in improving themselves along the line of business and professional methods are invited by the Santa Ana Y. M. C. A. These tickets are given out free to all who are interested enough to call for them. The only music typically American is that made by the mocking bird, the taxophone and the cash register. FULLNESS OF GOD SERMON SUBJECT The necessity of not only being justified but also of being sanctified and filled with the Holy Ghost was emphasized Sunday afternoon at the Undenominational Church of the Lord (Holliness) 511 No. Olive-st, by Rev. Jesse N Blakeley, pastor. Rev. Blakeley preached from Ephesians 3:19: "That ye might be filled with all the fullness of God." He said that the fulness of God means the indwelling of the Holy Ghost in the human soul with all His gifts and graces, after that soul has been justified and cleansed from sin. He brot out that a soul is not a candidate for the Holy Ghost until he was clear witness that his sins are forgiven, and then that the Spirit must point out the carnal natures one by one and that soul must be thoroughly cleansed before he can exercise faith to receive the Spirit into his soul. He said that a soul might be sanctified and not receive the filling of the Spirit, that to receive the Holy Ghost you must have asked the Father for Him, and must exercise faith to receive Him (Luke 11:13; John 6:24). The morning sermon was preached by Miss Eleanor Henghan, assistant pastor, from II Corr. 4:19, on the Spirit of faith. $600,000 PIRE LOSS PITTSBURGH, Pa., Jan. 5. Fire today swept the seventh story building of Robbins & Co., causing damage of at least $600,000, forced seven families from their homes and for a time threatened the entire block. Values in Overstuffed Will Hold a ON WEEK Easy Terms No Interest Furniture turned our show windows into a furniture factory. Work s. This means that you can get a suite direct FROM THE can see everything that goes into your suite, and you will know right in every detail of construction and material. 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