ilTTI CABINET
IS NOT TO
RESIGN
Rome, Dec 21. The small ma
jority obtained by the frovem
ment In the Chamber of Deputies
today, hen the order of the
day expressing confidence in the
ministry was carried by a vote
of 242 to 216, will not, it is be
lieved cause the Xitti cabinet to
resign. It Is considered, however,
that the narrowness of his mar
gin will cause the premier to
make changes In the personnel
of the cabinet. Following tlws
6debate and the vote on the
question, of confidence, the cham
ber adjourned until January 28.
Triest, Dec. 22. Despite tk , efforts
to delay or cancel the proposed pleb
escite on the question of accepting the
proposals of General Badgolio, the
Italian chief of staff, providing for
the substitution of Italian regulars for
the D'Annunzio forces of occupation
the vote after all was taken, and is
reported to have gone strongly in fa
vor of accepting the proposals. Ga
briele D'Annunzio, however, declined
to accept the result and declared he
would reserve the decision for him
self. According to officials who had
charge of the polling, the vote was 85
per cent, in favor of occupation by
regular Italian forces.
In a formal communique issued last
night, D'Annuomsio announced his
stand against accepting the plebescite,
declaring irregularities had been
found which he considered to inval
idate the vote.
BOY FELL IN
TREET BEFORE
TRUCKJ.IT HiM
Witnesses Unanimous on
Point Coroner Reserves
Finding.
That nine year old Steve Czapek
fell in the street just "before he was
struck by a Bridgeport Hydraulic
Co. motor truck last Saturday, was
the testimony of Julius Feket, 1
Wordin court, before Coroner Phe
lan today. The witness said he was
playing in Botwick avenue at the
time of the fatality.
