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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-31
Hogyan lehetunk az Egyesiilt Al
lamok polgaraiva

Hogyan lehetiink az Egyesiit Al
lamok polgaraiva
A polgarosodasi eljaras harom
fokozata:
Elosz0r. A folyamodonak nyi.
latkoznia kell, hogy az Egyesltts
Allamok polgara akar lenni. "A
polgarosodasi szandekot abban a
megyeben vagy keruletben kell a
ker1leti bir6sagnak bejelenteni,
ahol az idegen allandoan tartoz-
kodik. Ezzel az eljarassal azon-
nal megszerezhet6 az elso papir
(first paper), ha az idegen eskil
alatt igazolja, hogy tizennyolca
dix eletevet bet0lt0tte es hogy eb.
ben az orszagban van allando LAX
helye.
Masodszor. Mikor az idegen
mar ot eve tartozkodik az Egye-
silt Allamokban es az elso papir
legalabb ket eve birtokaban van
- de mem tobb, mint het eve, inert
az els6 papir het ev utan erveny5t
veszti, = megteheti a tovabbi l9-
peseket az amerikai polgarjog ell
nyeresere. Fontos ezenkivul,
hogy az idegen legalabb egy evig
tart6zkodjek abban az allamban,
ahol polgarpapirert folyamodik.
Ha az idegen megfelel a fenti ko-
yetelmenyeknek, ugy folyamodha-
tik a masodik papirert (second
paper).
Harmadszor A folyamodonak
ket tanu jelenleteben kell megje-
lenni a bir6sag el6tt, ahol egy nyil-
vanos targyalason yalo kihallga-
tasa utan hHseget eskiiszik az
Egyesiilt Allamoknak. A hiiseg-
eskii utan kezbesiti a bir6sag a
polgarleyelet. A folyamodvany
beadasa napjatol szamitott kilenc-
ven nap Ytan tortenik vegs6 XII
hallgatas.
A polgarosodasi eljaras harom
fokozatat: /. a polgarosodasi szan-
dek kinyilatkoztatasa, 2. a maso-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-31
E L0 S z O
Irta James Davis munkaugy minister Washington D. c.

szipem meyeb5 udvoom ont olvaso ak dicseree
ennek orszagnak melt6 polgara lehessen ttt ea.
k0szont6 szavak bevandorlo zvebo akad
max ai ugy mint avgot soszor fetonyoulo akada
lyokon kuzdo nehezsegkke ereeve VOLT hogy
es jogokka & je e6ssegge hi pogara egyen fodkerek-
gnagyobb orszaganak Egyesut Alamoknak Magam ls
bevandor6 (mert hzen csaadom is ep oily
zegeny aago beyndoroe kezde kezdetetol vag
tam legaacsonyabb pozc6o fe egmaga-
aamhvaalg amey kfoldi szuees polgar eerhet
Mint kozonges ogozam hosszu d6n kereszu garak
ban ogos bszsgge tom hatamas vasutaka koosz
sails aceepmenyeket modern ecnka mas coda
manya fevragozatn haamassa feeszen magam is
munkajava = segeem Amerka vaoban ieheto-
segek Amerkban het0gek sokal szeesebb hor
contra nynak vaaha Soorosan begazot teny hogy
Observation-Disclosures bizvaakara mnka e orgaom b6seggel
szem gyakorat kkepeztetes6re akalom nk
egyeek pgarosto hvataok mas ogan
zaciok seg bevandor6 hogy orszagnak 10
meggede tarsadalomna hasznos tagJa eheen
Vee utani csodas nemenyekkel gazdag es hata
mas ameynek skeres fepeben v Europa
orsea 1gyanitt mondanom azonban AIT is hogy
saen ceunk magmk kozu minden egyen yagy nemeu
lolsege multban de eeneg is mint orradalmak
sz6 & feforg6 haraltatJak bekes gazdasag
Is kuas feodset Igyekezek minden bevandorlo meg
tanni nyevn hogy onmagn es masokon seshessen hogy
nvutaon sgo kezet Amerlka ovabb feodeseben
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-31
I. A polgarosodasi szandek kinyi
latkoztatasa

El6zetes eljaras. A folyamod{
szerezze meg a 2213. szamu nyom-
tatvanyt, me4y az els6 papir kive-
telehez sziikseges adatokat tarta1-
mazza es amelyet bir6sag hiva-
talnoka dijtalanul bocsat rendel-
kezesere. EFT az Urlapot nagyon
gondosan kell kit0lteni, de ha a
folyamodo ere keptelen volna,
ugy forduljon egyleti vezet6kh0z
vagy iskolai tanit0khoz, akik eZt
mindenkor szivesen es dijtalanul
elvegzik helyette.
A polgarosodasi szandek beje-
lentese. A pontosan kit0ltott
2213-as szamu nyomtatvanyt a fo-
lyamod6 1akhelyehez tartoz6 ke-
ruleti birosag hivatalnokanak kell
atadni. A benyujtott folyamod-
vanyban foglalt adatok alapjan ii
birosagi hivatalnok kiallitja es
kezbesiti az elso papirt. A folya-
modvanyban foglalt adatok valo-
disagat folyamodo sajatkezu ala
irasaval es eskiivel igazolja. A
folyamodo irastudatlansaga eseten
barminemii irasjel vagy kereszt is
elegseges. Tanukra .ennel az el-
jarasnal mines sziikseg. Mem silk
seges, hogy az idegen akkor, mi
don polgarosodasi szandekat be-
jelenti, angolul irni, olvasni vagy
beszelni tudjon. A polgarosodasi
szandekot - a legkozelebbi valasz-
tasokat megelozo harminc nap XII
vetelevel - barmikor be lehet je-
: lenteni.
Nit jelent polgarosodasi szan-
dek bejelentese. A polgarosodasl
szandek bejelentese tulajdonke-
pen egy eskii alatti nyilatkozat,
melyben a folyamod6 kinyilatkoz-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-31
MAGYAR csALkD KERESTE
Tx F4RMRA

XII szeretne farmra kimenni Is
AFT mlvelnig Fizstes megegyis-
yes szerint. A farm, mely a Mil
ton-t6 felett van, esetleg berbe is
vehet6. Tudakoz6dni lehet eli
men: Bartha Peter, 1900 Salt
Spring Road. Telefon, Aptoma..
tic 94476. (31,7)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-31
ELAD0

Eel aker fold, a Mahoning ave-
nuei car-line vegen, olcson ell
ado. Telefon: Main 807. Delutan
4 es 5 ora kozott liyja fel Mr..
James Bonser-t. a.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-31

dix papirert val6 folyamodas, 3
az ,utolso kihallgatas = az alab
biakban bovebben ismertetJiik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-31
vALLALKOz0,

XII szakertelemmel vegez concrete
munkakat, mint jardakat, pince
floorokat, lepcsoket, ugyszinten q
komivesi szakba ESQ jaHitasi mum
kakat, eek koz0tt kemenyjavi-
tast, plaszterezest stb., munlzat
keres. Tessek hozza fordulni k0;.-
segvetesert. Arai nagyon merss-
keltek. Gin: Halasz Josef, 303
Morris avenue, Niles, o.
(3,l0,17,24)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-31
ONKORMANYZATOT KOvE-
TELNEK A T0TOK

A nyitramegyei Miayan nagy
nepgyiiles volt, melyen megje-
lentek pittsburgh szerzodes be-
tartasat es felvideki autonomia
mielobbi eletbelepteteset kovetel-
tex.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-31
A fenti kik0t6knek kitiin0 osz-
szek0tteteseik vannak Deleuropa
minden pontjaval.
OLVASSA Az AMERIKAI MA
.GYAR HIRLAPOT Els TAMO-
GASSA Az ABBAN HIRDE-
T0KET



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HOGYAN LEHETtJNK Az EGYEsULT ALLAMOK
POLGARAIVA

polgarosodas earas Eso papir foyamod
vany benyujtasa Vegso khalgas pogrlevel enyerese
Rendliyui ntezkedesek Kedvezmeny Elokeszules pol
garvizsgara Fontos tudnivaok
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-31

tatja, hogy az Egyesiilt Allamokk
polgara akar lenni, hogy az Egye-
silt Allamokat valasztotta alland6
lakhelyeiil es hogy egyszer min
denkorra megtagadja regi hazaja-
max fogadott hiiseget. A nyilat-
kozat k0vetkez0 adatokat tar
talmazza: a folyamodo kora, fog
lalkozasa, szemelyelirasa, magas-
saga, sulya, hajszine, szemei szi-
ne, kulonos ismerteto jele, sziile-
test eve, honapja es napja, sziile-
test helye, honnan jott az Egyesult
Allamokha, melyik hajon jott IS
mi volt az utolso lakhelye, miel6tt
Amerikaba erkezett. Mindezen
adatokat bir6sag hivatalnoka at
vezeti a 2213-as !szamu iirlapr6l az
idegennek kezbesitendo elso pa
pirra. Azert kell folyamodvanyt
nagyon gondosan kit0lteni, inert
a birosag yelemenye szerint az
olyan polgarosodasi bejelentes, d
mely hamis, vagy mem helyes ada
tokat tartalmaz, nem bir erveny-
nyel es kesobb mem igazithato
helyre. Ez az els6 papir meg mem
teszi az idegent az Egyesiilt ALA
mok polgarava es nem is fosztja
meg elobbeni hazajaban szerzett
polgarjogat6l.
Mennyibe keriil az els6 papir,
A bir6sag hivatalnokanak egy dol
lar fizetend6 az elso papir kali
tasaert es lajstromozasaert.
II. Polgarosodasi kerveny
Mikor es hogyan kell folyamod-
nj polgarlevelert. A polgarle-
velert, valo folyamodas polgaro-
sitoeljaras masodik fokozata. Az
idegen csak akkor folyamodhat
polgarlevelert, ha megszakitas
nelkiil legalabb ot eve lakik az
Egyesiilt Allamokban es az elso
papir legalabb ket eve van birto-
kaban. Peldaul: ha a bevandor-
lott egy evi lit tartozkodas utan
kiveszi az elso papirjat, csak negy
evvel azutan folyamodhat polgar
levelert. Ha azonban ot, vagy OF.
mel tobb eve lakik mar az Egye
silt Allamokban es csak azutar
szerzi meg az elso papirt, ugy at
t6l a naptol szamitott ujabb ket
evig kell varnia, mig polgarpapir
jaert folyamodhat. Ha bevan
dorl6 az elso papir kiveteletol sza
mitott het even beliil mem folya
modik polgarlevelert, ugy az elst
papir ervenyet veszti, es ha pol
garosodni akar, ujra XII kell ven
ME az elso papirt es attol napt6'
szamitott ket ev utan folyamodhai
csak polgarjogokert.
Hany evig kell Amerikaban tar
tozkodni. Az amerikai honosoda
81 torvenyek megszabjak, hogy
minden polgarjogert folyamodt
idegennek legalabb ct evig kel
laknia az Egyesiilt Allamokban Is
legkevesebb egy evig lakosa le
gyen annak az allamnak, amely
allamban polgarlevelert folyamo
dix. A folyamod6 amerikai tart67
kodasa ideje alatt lakhatott tobI
allamban is es polgarpapirjat sem
kell ugyanazon helyen kerelmez
ME, ahoi az elso papirjat kiyette
fontos azonban, hogy legalabb egy
ewes lakosa legyen annak az al
lamnak, ahol polgarjogert folya
modik.
A kotelezo 0t ewes lit tart6zko-
das es ugyancsak a k0telezo egy
ewes tartozkodas abban az allan.
ban, ahol az idegen polgarjogok
Evening star., 1922-06-21
BENEDICTS LEFT AFIELD IN MAINE
AS BACHELORS WIN NOMINATIONS

the battle of Bennington, was Grip
pied, but later married and raised
a large family. Representative
Alice Robertson of Oklahoma, the
only woman in the House, is an
other descendant of that marriage.
Gov. Percival P. Baxter. renomi-
mated by liberal majority, also is
a bachelor, while the two men. who
ing of Saco and Leon F. Higgins of
Brewer, are married. and their
friends urged this fact as a reason
why they should get the votes of
the people. Sheriff King F. Gra-
ham, in Cumberland county, was
fought rather bitterly on the issue
of non-marriage by a married op-
ponent, but he triumphed in an
overwhelming manner.
Incidentally to make the issue
seem more certain three bachelors
were nominated for Office here in
Portland, with the women recording
their preference for the first time
in a primary contest. The women
turned out in great numbers to
vote despite the fact that one of
the worst storms Of fifty years
prevailed in this vicinity. But that
made no difference to them. They
plodded to the polls and cast their
ballots, and the campaign man
ayers agree that they voted
right"
The unique contest. especially for
the senatorship. provided lot of
amusement for many Maine resi-
dents. Lieutenants Of Mr.. Davis
find an excuse for his defeat, but
when he was asked for state
ment he replied:
81 have no comment to make; no
comment at ALL"
- - Copyright. 1s2,.g
Evening star., 1922-06-21
WATERS INDICTED
D. c. GRAND Jury
Charge of Murder Follows
Report of Coroner's Jury in
Staying on Boat.

The District grand jury today re-
ported an Indictment for murder in
the first degree against William
Aldrcd Waters, otherwise known as
Al Waters of Alexandria. in connec-
tion with the killing of Louis Il.
Mccormack. June "A. during the riot
on the steamer Manchester shortly
before the boat landed at AleXa andria.
A bench warrant will be issued for
the arrest of Waters, who is SOW in
custody Of the United States marshal
at Alexandria under warrant sworn
out early this morning by Assistant
United States Attorney James j.
O'Leary before United States Com
missioner A. p. Woolls at the Vir-
ginin city.
After the coroners jury had failed
to hold Waters. Mr. O'Leary said,
Virginia police were about to release
him. 1t then became necessary to
go before the United States commits
sioner. Mr.. O'Leary said.
Indictment Found Quickly.
The witnesses were rushed before
the grand jury this morning by Mr.
OLeary and the indictment prepared
in an hour.
The true bill' is in the usual form
OF first degree murder charge. and
sets forth that Waters teloniously
willfuily and with premeditated NAL
ice. with certain knife. did strike
cut. penetrate and wound Mccormack
causing a wound from which Nc
Cormacll died the same day.
A preliminary hearing was set for
II O'Clock Saturday morning before
Waters bail was fixed at $1,000, in
default of which he was remanded TO
Jail
A corners jury which met here
last Il, hbtng night and probed the fatal
gave a verdict that he was stabbed
by party unknown to the jury.
Nineteen witnesses were heard and
there was no evidence adduced to
show who did the stabbing. A grand
VIII begin a probe into the affair in
the corporation court. Judge Robin
son Moncure presiding
Aldred Waters, Earl Figart and
Robert f. Devine. who were taken
INTO custody by the police in their
investigation of the case. were pres
ent at the hearing
Waters Rearrested.
In police court this morning Judge
F. G. Duvall dismissed the cases of
the three men on the basis of the
hearing last night. Immediately aft
erward Waters was arrested by
Deputy United States Marshal Will
liam Schoni and arraigned before
United States Commissioner William
p. woolls.
The coroner's jury verdict follows:
That Louis B. Mccormack came to
his death from the effect of a stab
wound in his chest. left side, inflicted
with a sharp-pointed instrument in
the hand of some one unknown to
the jury while on the steamer Charles
Continued on Page .. Column 81
Evening star., 1922-06-21
SAILOR, CAST ASHORE.
FOUND EATING GRASS
AS IN YARNS OF OLD
By the Associated Press.

BE Ine ASSOC atPn t'TesS.
NEW BEDFORD, Mass. June 81.
This old whaling city, accustomed
for generations to hearing strange
tales of the sea and the men who
follow il. added another story to
its annals today. 1t centered
about the mysterious appearance
of battered schooner hulk and
tattered, half-starved man aboard
her close to the shore of West
Island yesterday.
The man, emaciated and with
heavy growth of beard. was found
eating grass on the beach by a
summer visitor. He could only tell
the police today that he had drift
ed to the island and that he had
recent v been in Boston and New
York. His name, he said. was Os-
mund Erickson. and his address
the Water"
His unseaworthy craft. measur-
ing thirty feet over all. was lying
close in to the shore. 1t carried a
tiny. unsteady jury rig made of
pieces of board. Its sails were a
few shreds Of old clothing. A
dozen patches on the hulk had not
kept out the water and the mans
bunk was half afloat. There was
no food aboard.
Evening star., 1922-06-21
Special Dispa tch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
PORTLAND, Me-, June 21.-This
is poor state for married men to
are better qualified than bachelors.
If you don't believe this, ask Sena-
tor Frederick Hale, Gov. Percival
P. Baxter, Sheriff King F. Graham
of Cumberland county and some of
the other candidates for minor Of
fees who were successful at the
recent primary election. Informa-
tion available here today indicates
that the bachelors had a clean
sweep, defeating all of their mar
ried opponents. So disappears an
other sweet assumption: That
women with the vote would see
that the married men were re-
warded.
Both of the opponents of Senator
Hale in the primaries. former Rep
resentative Frank E. Guernsey
and. former State Senator Davies
were married men. OF course, 1t
was in behalf of Mr.. Davies that
the marriage issue was raised: In
letters sent broadcast by both the
candidate and his wife the su-
perior advantages Of a married
man for holding office were set
forth. But 1t did no good, and
Senator Hale, the first bachelor
senator Maine has had for more
than half q century, triumphed.
It was recalled today that the
senator is q MISREPRESENTATION
of that John Orr of Bedford. N. H.
= who, fighting under Gen. Stark 1T
Evening star., 1922-06-21
275S|NN FE|NERS
PUT ON PRISON SHIP
Ulster Officials Transfer In
termed Men-TWo Specials
Slain.
BY the Associated Press


BELFAST. June 21.-Lorries were
busy from midnight until early this
morning transporting 2I5 Sim Fein
internes to Belfast harbor. where
they were placed aboard the former
United States Shipping Board steam
er Argenta, which has been refitted
as a prison ship for Sim Feipers
captured in the recent roundup by
the Ulster government.
After the interneS were placed
aboard the vessel left for a cruise
of about 20 miles to Carrickfergus.
scene of one of Paul Jones raids and
ancestral home of Stonewall Jackson.
The Argenta anchored outside of the
seaway at Carrickfergus.
Two 'B" special constables were
shot and killed from ambush last
night while on their way to join the
patrol on the Armag h Monaghan
border.
Several Arrests Made.
Maurice sullivan, member of the
White Cross committee. was arrest
ed in Belfast yesterday. The charge
against him was not stated. Six
weeks ago. when Sullivan was
abroad. his business premises. on the
CONTINUED on Page 2. Column -
Evening star., 1922-06-21
ACCUSED OF BIGAMY,
PASTOR is ARRESTED
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES. Calf. June 2l.-
The Rev. Donald ID. Stewart, Cali
fornia temperance worker. arrested
near Sierra Madre yesterday. was said
today by the authorities to have been
accused formally 'of bigamy In In
dianapolis. Detroit, New York ane
Boston. 1t also was announced his
wives" had charged him with de.
frauding them of thousands OF doi-
lars.
rested with Stewart, is alleged, ac-
cording to a detective agency. to have
posed as Stewards sister, and ar,
ranged the several marriages o2
which he is accused. The two are
held on the specific complaint Of being
fugitives from justice from Boston.
The Rev Mr.. Stewart composed q
song entitled Well Make California
Drv." He is credited with having
caused elimination OF segregated dis
tricts in several cities. =,
Evening star., 1922-06-21
WHEE! SCHOOLS OUT
AND $4,000 CHILDREN
GET SUMMER RESPITE

The District public schools
closed today for the annual sum-
mer respite. Sixty-four thousand
children were turned out for
carefree three-month vacation.
The vast majority of them were in
hilarious spirits. There were some,
nevertheless, who kissed the
teacher good bye with tears in their
eyes, apparently regrettinS the
ninety-day separation.
Unlucky teacher. however. heaved
a sigh of relief as the school doors
closed, but put on white apron
and again plunged into work. She
must stay on the job until Friday,
taking an inventory of the school
supplies and performing other
numerous tasks incident to the
closing of the schools. But Friday
is pay day and the work to her
seems lighter.
Evening star., 1922-06-21
FRENCH FEAR UNITING
OF REDS AND GERMANS
Possible Military Move Seen in Ar.
rival of Berlin Mission at
Moscow.
By the Associa ted Press.

By the Associa ted Press.
PARIS, June 21.-French official
circles are displaying considera BILE
concern over the arrival in Moscow of
a German military mission, of which
Col. Bower, chief aide to Gen. Lud-
endorff, and Col. Hentza. an assistant
of Hugo SHINES. are members. The
officials say they have reason to be-
lieve the military men have gone to
Moscow 20 make a survey of the
soviet army with a view to posi- :
BILE military accord between Germany
and Russia.
The presence of German officers in
Moscow and the recent warlike utter
ances of NJ. Freundse, chief Of staff of
the bolshevik army, are regarded
with significance by the French off,
cialS,
Evening star., 1922-06-21
WOMAN IS GUILTY
IN TRUNK MURDER
French Poetess Murdered
Husband to Get Money.
Daughter Bares Crime.
Rr the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PARIS. June 21-Mme. Marie Bes-
sarabo, poetesss and playwright. was
found guilty today of the premedi-
tated murder of her husband Georges,
whose body was found concealed in
a trunk at Nancy two years ago. The
court found there were extenuating
circumstances.
Her daughter by her first husband,
who also was on trial, was found not
guilty.
Nine. BeSsarabo was sentenced to
twenty years at hard labor.
Money Motive Of Murder.
The principal motive of the murder,
it developed at the trial, was the
commission of 100000 francs due to
the husband for oil concessions in
Mexico, where they lived prior to
1914.
The first husband of Nine. Bes-
sarabo, Paul Jacques, to whom she
was married in Mexico. committed
suicide in Paris under strange cir
cumstances in 1914.
7 Just before the case was given to
the jury today. the daughter, who
was accused with her mother of kill
ing NJ. Bessarabo. broke her long
silence, accusing her mother of COM
mittins the deed two years ago In
their Paris apartment She said the
body was packed in trunk and
checked to. Nancy.
n.un,,tIc Sc.ne In Court
NJ Moro-Giafferi. attorney for the
defense, who had urged the daughter
to tell the truth. then turned to the
mother, saying: Confess or / leave
the courtroom
The daughter. Pauline, told the
court that she wanted to call the po-
lice. but the mother persuaded her
to darg out Bessarabo's own trunk
in which the two women-the mother
with her right arm useless from dis
case-jammed the body. They then
carried 1t downstairs. took it from
one station to another and finally
shipped it to Nancy.
Both mother and daughter after
their arrest in 1920 made a series
Of confessions, but later repudi.
ated them. Early in the TRIAL Pauline
said there was a secret. but heI
mother would not let her tell it. To-
days last hours story confirmed the
first story which the women told.
Woman Llvid With Anger.
Nine. Bessarabo, who as a novelist
is known as Hera Mirtel, maintained
the coolest self-possession through.
! out the trial, but when she was ac-
cused in open court by her daughter
| she rose and. livid with anger. be-
gan a confused statement attempting
| to show that the body in the trunk
was not that of her husband.
Finally her story became so wan.
derinr that NJ. Moro -Giafferi had the
| court adjourned to continue efforts to
| secure a confession.