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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-01-13
Pastors Union Asks Council
To Run PooLroon1s Out City

but this is the first combined effort
of the church to take a hand in 1t.
The council will probably consider
the matter at its regular meeting
next Monday night
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-01-13
WILL ATTEND INAUGURAL

Sunday VIII mark the EXODUS OF
roany Admission people who are going
to Montgomery to attend the in
augural ceremony at noon a the
state capital. Among the fraternal
visitors will be Col. James j. A. Box
of the One Hundred and Sixty third
regiment of the Uniform Rank, Wood
men of the World, who is also the
head adviser for the Woodlands or
CARNATIONS of the state. Elevation
of Judge w. w. Brandon. who is
serving a term as head consul for
Alabama, is of peculiar interest to
the Woodmen of the state and it is
expected that the Admission visitors
will take part in the inaugural pa
rade. Among the other Admission peo-
pie at the Inauguration will be Sam
P. Kennedy. Leo Pruitt, ]. II. Ed
mondson. and many others.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-01-13
sEEKING RECRUITS

L. II. Cassidy of Birmingham is In
the city with navy recruiting truck
assisting the local recruiting OFFICER
d. L. Ertell. in placing literature IN
this section.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-01-13

DR.. w. T. Henderson was named
president of the board of health at a
meeting held here today in the place
of DR.. d. T. Mccall. whose term has
expired. DR.. w. w. Scales was re-
elected secretary. The board named
.C. C. McDona's as deputy Inspector.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-01-13
TO CONTINUE TRADE DAYS

Election of Maury Bishop as sec
rotary to succeed Miss Carrie Frank
Turner. after the end of the present
month, and decision to continue the
monthly trade festivals minus the
giving of prizes and holding of draw
ing events and the continuance of
the monthly luncheon sessions were
among the important parts of the
Thursday night meeting of the An
niston Advertising club. The monthly
banquet of the advertisers was held
at the Business Woman's club on
Noble street, presided over by Pres
ident B. w. Pruet. Booster speeches,
in which the continuance of the work
of the Advertising club was advo-
Gated. were made by j. M. Cryer, n.
E. Dry, Roy Smart, Wiley Johnston.
W. Weaver, Arthur Wellborn, c. B.
Freel, E. d. Banks, Sam j. Powers
and other local merchants.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-01-13
COURT TO CONVENE

The United States court Tor this
district will convene in Tuscaloosa
February 10. A number of Tuscaloosa
residents are being summoned aS
jurors.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-01-13

on Monday morning Mr.. Milton c.
Mcqueen of this city and Miss Mar
garet Mcneil We're quietly married at
the home of the brides mother, Mrs.
Robert Mcneil, at Camden. Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-01-13

A rope is stronger when wet than
dry. A new rope which has absorbed
so per cent of its own weight in wa
ter will be increased In strength 10
mar cant
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-01-13

Fortunately Mrs. Stephens was near
and extinguished the blaze before
any harm to the little fellow resulted
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-01-13
AWARD $4,000 DAMAGES

MERIDIAN, Miss, Jan. 12.-(Spe-
cial.)-The jury in the case of d. E.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-03-23
EACH FARMER FOR HIMSELF
AND THE DEVIL TAKES THE
HlNDMOST F WHY DON'T
FARMERS ORGANIZE?

Why should you. Mr.. Farmer. be
the only merchant who is not allow
ed to mark the price tax on your
own goods! You are entitled to q
pront on the merchandise you raise
and sell. Why don't you get Il! You
must have \ National organization
40 that you can dictate your prices;
then you must fool the world by
sticking to II. (sOme folks say farm
ers do not stick to their orEaniza-
tion). You farmers must not expect
the State to build your warehouses
or act ~ your guardian In any man
ner. That's = silly idea. Might as
well ask the State TO help out poor
eye doctors or bankers or any of the
various lines Of endcavor outside Of
farming. Just remember that God
helps those who help themselves.
and GO TO 1T!
or course. have BURNETT nt
your glasses. then they'll be right.
y. F. BURNETT. Optrometrist.
Box l57 Pueblo. Colo.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-03-23

Nr. and Mrs. c. =. Crooks en-
tertained At . turkey dinner Sun
day. the occasion being in honor
OF Buddie Dicks first birthday.
Those present were Mrs. Mary
White. Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Goff
and Norman White. Mr.. Charlie
White. Mr.. I. e. Merriman, Mr.. Roy
White and sons. Mr.. J. r. Martin
fand son. Miss Dorothy Beck. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. e. Diel and the guest
of honor.
BOND.NEFFENDORF
, Miss Clar. Bond. daughter Of
Nr. and Nrs. James Bond. and
Nr. Walter Nsifendorf were mar
.ried at the Bowen parsonage ON
Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Knapp enter
tanned the v. B. 8. 8. class on Friday
evening. the evening WAS spent in
playing games and . business meet
ing. Those present were Ruth Kirk
patrick. Bessie Lillpop. Dorothy
Beck. Marie Chanie. Susie Chanie.
Eileen DeBoer. Mercedes Crooks.
Mable Goff. Ida Asay. Olive Assay.
Leona Brothers. Bob Knapp. Cliff
ton White. Floyd White, Elmer
ReiA .rdt. Ivan Assay. Oliver White.
Clifford Chance. Clyde Morse. Bill
Neffendorf. and Duane Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie DeBoer were
Sunday dinner guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ents OF Sargent.
Miss Dorothy Beck has been the
week end guest OF Miss Mercedes
Crooks.
Miss Berdina Crooks has been on
the sick list.
Several OF the Bowen families
have been attending the revival at
the Christian church.
The Dwight 0offs' are slowly i'm
proving.
Mr.. I. z. Merriman lunched with
Mr.. J. F. Martin and the Diels Mon
day.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-03-23
JUNIOR H0a 0TUDENT0
HAD ACTz1E CAMPAIGN

Big bottles, little bottles. medium
sized bottles. bottles Of all descrip'
tion were gathered BY the junior
high school students last week
Monday they formed = bottle bri.
gade. headed by tho teachers and
took bottles to the drug store,
where they were sold. The bottlea
were divided equally and sold to
Abbott Goodding drug store. Full
Ter drug store and the Locke drug
company.
Nearly 1900 bottles were sold
which brought 3s5. The teachers
OF the junior high school offered
. prize Of an ever sharp pencil and
purse to the student who brought
the most bottles. Arden Assay won
1t. bringing 343 bottles.
The bottles were Of the. gallon.
half gallon. quart. pint and half
pint size. The junior high school
appreciates the cooperation which
the drug stores gave them in buy.
Ing the bottles and offering an op
portunity for the students to make
money.
A prize was also offered to the
person bringing the most gunny
sacks. Clyde Covey and Loren
Rheinhart tied. The boys drew for
the prize, a box OF candy. and Loren
won It. Each OF the boys brought
fifty-five gunny sacks. The sacks
were purchased by the Lilley mill.
Some OF the children who could
not bring bottles or sacks brought
money. Altogether. the junior
high school made 5000. When
the bottle and sack campaign was
first started It was believed that
perhaps they could sell for $40 ard
at the most not over SIS. But the
students entered into the spiri; OF
the affair and II was remarks BILE
the amount of bottles and sacks
which they were able to find.
The money raised will be used In
the junior high school fund.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-03-23

DR.. Smith and DR.. Knisely had
an auto collision at the corner OF
First and Adams streets Thursday
night OF last week. Neither of the
doctors was injured, although DR..
Smiths car was somewhat damaged.
Both cars were Buick roadsters.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-03-23
PETITION
FOR ARMORY SOUND BOARD

Many people have complained Of
the acoustics Of the Armosy. II
the speaker talks - those IN the
hack can hear. II 10 ~ loud that bic
voice roars IN the ears Of those o.
the tront seats.
This week. d. =. Smith 10 eireu
iatinG Q petition TO raiss money 70
by . sound board for the Armoey.
In other buildings where sousd
boards are used. they have besa
very successfui and Il y believed
that u ore h instaiisA II the Arm.
~. II Will Fsmedy the difficulty h
hearing speakers.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-03-23

g. =. Barber has returned from
an extended business trip over the
southern states. He has been gone
two months.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-03-23

Although f. f. Goodding who was
injured in an automobile collision
last week Is still suffering a great
deal Of pain he is improving as well
as could be expected. MIR. Goodding
had a leg and two ribs broken in the
accident.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-03-23

Mrs. r. L. Cornwall left for Yuma,
N. NJ. Saturday night where she was
called by the illness Of her daugh-
ter.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-03-23

Harvey Hyndman formerly with
the Monte Vista Bank and Trust
company Is now with the Long Bell
Lumber company at Longview
Wash.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-03-23

The seniors of the civics class in
high school went to Alamosa We'd
nesday where they attended the
trial Of DR.. Davlin who was being
tried for criminal negligence.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-03-23

FRANK Brown. Clara May Brown
and Leslie Gale Brown are quite
sick with the grippe. Mrs. Brown
10 Just recovering from an attack of
the same disease.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-03-23
SOLDIERS HOME NOTES
-

Rev. Kephart took his text last
Sunday from John 18th chapter.
2lst verse: Sir. We would see
Jesua." He said. In part: The In
|tellectuai hope 10 in seeing Jesus.
When We are compelled to walk
through the fires Of some great
every man feels the call
Of the Divine Influence that would
hu him up to a higher plane: at
other times he feels the downward
null that would cause him 10 sacri-
fIce his convictions.
To surrender our lives to God Ia
the only escape from evil. We have
| all done things that we ought not
70 have done. An accusing guilty
conscience IL one OF the things that
binders us more than any other
thing In doing the things that We
ought TO do. Our only hope to
peacs and success aud comfort IL
IL sseing Jesus.
He pictursd the aging moments Of
HE California stage driver. who
Kept reaching for the brake and
trying: ~ am going down the grade
I'D I cannot reach the brakes"
Our only hope Of peace. satisfac-
lion and Joy 10 In seeing Jssus. who
his given Us hope Of that life b..
sond: II Am the resurrection and
lhs iife." "He that beiisveth In me
ehsii have eternal iiss.'
,Nr. Lambert and family are nice
~ settled in their five room tent
cottage. He IL busily ENGAGED In
Ayeparing for spring plowing.
Jose Anaya celebrated the eighty
second anniversary Of his birthday
on last Monday. March 18th. Mrs.
John Nevitt presented him with q
birthday box Of Goodies" the
presentation address bsing made In
Ihls native tongue.
The following are the changes In
tss personnel Of the Home since last
report: To furlough. J. r. Wexford
an4 Mrs. E. Briggs. From furlough,
R.'v. Sands. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Marvin and Ms. H. L. Smith. Re-
AdpaittsA. A. T. LAsisr. Mr.. and Mrs.
jobs jewell an1 J. G. Mcdowell
we're dischas0s1 u their eva ~.
.''.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-03-23

Harvey johnson and H. ]. Igo
have returned from a trip to Dem
yer. On account Of the snow, they
were forced to leave their car in
Denver and come home on the train.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-03-23

Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Culp have re-
turned from = trip to Denver. They
attended the auto show while there.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-03-23
Easter hats At Mr.. Hecker'..

Donald White. who took the LsaA-
willie debators to salida Saturday.
left his car there ON account of thg
snow.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-03-23
rr..h candy for Eastsr =. ruilsrs.

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Werts.
March 10. . girl.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-03-23

H. and Mrs. John Dantics and
eaby are on the sick list.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-03-23

prstty Easter hata at reasonable
prices will ~ found st Ars. Hssk.
~. =
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-03-23

E. L. Davis. who formerly lived
near the Experimental farm north
Of Monte Vista. died Tuesday at
his home in Canon City. Mr.. Davis
was q nephew OF Howell Davis Ct
this place.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-03-23

W. J. Keefer and sons have pur-
chased the Klein-Dik battery and
ignition business in Monte Vista. the
deal having been concluded last FRI
day. The keefeys are from Nebraska.
The boys will have charge Of the
business and Mr.. Keefer senior may
decide to make this the family home
later on. MIR. Klein will remain with
the new firm temporarily.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-03-23

Mrs. 4. L. Kaissiy Of Boulder h
her husSas1. Dr. kaissly.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-03-23

|tt'iss her hsssss1. Dr.. 'saissly.
4 fresh shlpoeat ~f eaaly for
|estsf st tullsgA ft'
J. =. Paulsete q Moatroes. Who
pa 70 live II neats Visa Was 10
M ths fisoe - ~ v1sk. n
Mrs. Robsst Nsvitl has returned
on . I've voeks ~ = ~
~. wAijs sAses ~ hAA tAs
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-03-23
!sowEs MOTIFS
tMrs. J. =. Disi)

9 = . = . : !.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-30

y 4Le 4 ~ u 4. u
bolo zial', ale som 81 pomvslel:
Ri, we'd ia preto este zobra-
kom nebndem.
Vysypal som struzliny a siel
d'alej.
Ma Kiaroch skoeil som k Zido-
vi hej. Vypil som 81, a ked sa
LEAK pomastf, hned al 'ahsie ide.
A tax som vsetko vyklebetil ri.
dovi. zid Ease porozpraval svetn,
60 som mu vyrozpraval hej.
"A teraz kto vie, co sa robf; roxy
letia "a rokmi, a kone sl ME kn-
te, lebo ia teraz hocikoho nepu-
sta, lebo to musf byt' taky pa
robok, co sa dievkam nezalieca -
hej.
A ia "a trest som sa hned' roz-
chorel a lezim talk uz mnoho ro-
.kov. s Panom Bohom sa nebndcs
v karty hrat' - hej.
Takto, prosfm pekne, rozpra-
val mi ten Fakl'a, Shy mu pri-
tom ociach ihraly...
A ia 81 to neraz tax myslim: ze
to vsetko moze byt'. Mozu byt
j spiaci Wit All v Tatrach, lebo
vSetko je v Bozej moci. f.
Ale 81 al talk myslim niekedy,
re kto vie, ako je to? Ci sii ME V
nasich sedliackych prsiach uspati
Wit 'azi, a ci to potion ia skala, kdc
oni spia, ME sme my?''
Prelozil: Horal.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-30

ne, vtedy je to znainenim,' 2e ne
bezpesenstvo ie d'aleko .vaznei-
Sic a ma So hned vyhl 'aIdat' prf-
Gina toho. M6ze to byt' zavineirl,
nedostatkom zdravia mnohf idil
sa hned radit' s .ekarom a robia
dobre. mi vy6kavajl a vysvetl II
jn 81, ze nehrozi i'm ziadne nebez-
pccenstvo, dokym ME je vec vaz-
nejsia, az sa vyyinie periodical
nespavost a potion oysem STAY ner
voveho vycerpania jaw sa GIN.
d 'alej, tym horst. Inl zas domy-
81 'ajd sa, ze nespavost' da sa lie
cit uzivanim opojneho lieku 9
lebo alkohoficktho napoja, a Y
tom sh ma vel 'kom omyle. Takl
clovek vyhovara sa, ze lekari ticz
predpisuj1 opium, alebo podobn.5
lick, a ked' no uzije hned bez
vyloh "a lekarsku radu, je ma tom
lepsie. Ma to da sa l'ahko odpo-
vedat' to tym, re lekar nepred-
pisuje opium alebo podobny lieiE
pre- vylieeenie nespavosti, ale je-
dine ma predbezne a nutne upoko-
jenie, ma zmiernenie boil asst roz
rusenia pre- mic ineho. Len potion
zacne sa s liecenim.
Treba mat ma mysli, ze sa ca
sto nespavost' vyvija obav jed
notlivca, nespavost 'ou postihnute-
no. Tento uvazuje O moznosti pre-
bdenej noci uz to casio zavifn-
je nespavost'. Samotna nespavost'
ME jc choroba. ale vlastne d6sle-
dok nejal1ej choroby, ktora sd ma
vypatrat' a potom sama choroba
vyliecit'. Ked' sa prfcina nespavo-
sti odstrani, tedy nespavost'
sama zmizne. Tiez je chybna do
mienka, ze sa nespavost' lieGi od-
pocinkom, to jest spanim. Je ler-:
Sic, ked' pacient sa vobec nepo-
knsa Gnavu odstranit' spanim, po-
nevac by sa mu to nezdarilo. One.
starosti obavy pred nespavo-
st'ou musia zmiznit' Tiez sotTa
kto zaspi, ked' sa chcc pridrzat'
starej melody ratat' cd jednotky
do sta, alebo do milionu". Maj
vhodnejsim prostriedkom ma od-
stranenie nespavosti je vyjst' 81
ma eerstvy vzduch, dostatok pra-
videlneho pohybu a dieta. Ked' sa
clovek pred spankom hodne najie,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-30
AKo SPITE?
F. Il. I. s.

Jednym prfznakov poruchy
telesnej alebo dusevnej je nespa-
vost', alebo neschopnost' pokoi-
neho osviezujIceho spanku
Zdravy clovek, unaveny zaspi
hned', akonahle 81 l'ahne, alebo
"a kratko po ulozeni ma odpoei-
nok. Staya sa vsak, ze elovek IL
naveny celodennou pracou memo
ze usn1t'. Ked' niekomu nechce
sa .spat' pri najlepsej voli, je to
predbeznou vystrahou, ktorej sa
m6ze cloveku dostat'. Stava sa,
ze je to nasledkom nezazivnosti,
alebo, ze sa clovek prejedol, ale
bo ze organy preeist 'ujice nepra-
cujd dobre. To byvaj1 dovody ne
dobreho spanku. Ked' vsak sa sta.
ne a jayi sa nespavost' pravidel-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-30

sotva by mohol zaspat, Facient
ma "a chranit', aby pill kAvh a SaJ
Y dobe, ked' trpi ma nespavos.'.
Studehy kiipeP je tiez prospesny
q to tyrn, ze sa krv vyzenie ma po-
yrch tela tlak jej cievacll
modzgovych. 50 mierni a tym ma
stava pokoiny spdnok. Tiez horli-l
ci k1pel' n6h easto pomaha.
Pacient ma ist' okamzite k le-
karovi vo vaznejsom prfpade a po-
skytniit' mu prilezitost', ably mo-
hol jeho chorobu studovat' a W.
hi 'adat' lick. Pacient nikdy neraa
siahnut po opojnych liekoch.
Poucenie tomto smere mono
obdrzat' dopisom ma Treasury
Department, Bureau Of U. s. Pub
lie Health Service, Washington,
D. G. Kto by nevedel poziadat
spisok .alebo zpravu tito ang!i-
ckej reel, m6ze sa obratit sloven-
sky alebo cesky ma iiradovnu Czc-
choslovak Bureau, Foreign Lam
guage Information Service, I'D
West 41st ST., New York City.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-30
w. w. Husband,
GeneralnY kOmiSa,

''h'i amy hoi''i'"' :
Ceskoslovenska Nlradovna. Fo-
reign Language Information Ser
vice. 119 West 41st ST., New York
City, n. Y. vydava vsetkym ziada-
tel ON afidavity pre- povolanie pri
buznych i pre- tIch, ktori chcu o.
dist do Ceskoslovenska alebo i
nam ma docasnil navStevu a TO
bezplatne. Kazdy moze 81 affidavit
pripraveny vyplnit' sam a ma len
nepatrne vylohy "a notarsky pod
pis. Afidavity naSe prehliadnutG
boly prist 'ahovaleckymi uradmi a
sn tedy V snhlase prianim pri-
st 'ahovaleckych autorit pria-
MIN americklch konzulov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-30

OtdIKa pflpttSlHoSlls pflSt dno-
valca, ktory ma mensil telesnl
vadu, alebo nedostatok. axe ztra-
tenie Okla, casti ildu, ztrata sluchu
alebo zrakr. alebo reel, nem6ze
byt' rozhodnnta predbezne, nez
pride taky prist 'ahovalec k in
spekaii pred prist 'ahovaleclSe a,l-
tarity. M6ze sa vsak povedat re
niektory nedostatok nemusi byt'
nijako d6vodom k vyluke de-
portdcii, ,avSak vezmli sa vazne do
iivahy, ci by snad take nedosta-
tky molly byt' d6vodom, re by
sa stal dotyeny prist 'ahovalec bra
menom vereine.i dobrocinnoSti.
Ked' inak by boil pripustnl. tedy
mohol by byt .pripustenl, ked' .sa
slozl zaruka, za nepripadne ma t'ar
chn vereinei dobroGinnosti. To
ovsem zaleM potion ma paroplaveb
nych spolocnostiach, Gi takeho pri
st 'ahovalca prljmu, ponevac mozu
byt V pripade vyliicenia pokuto,
vane, re ich priviezly. Prist 'aho-
valecke nrady tiez usudzujn druh
jeho Zamestnania so v2t 'ahom k
telesn6mu nedoStatku, ci mu neva-
di vo vykonavanf prace, kto zavi-
81 ma jcho podpore, kol 'ko ma pc
,lazl a schopnost' obdrzat' podr-
Eat zamestnanie.
Is. Affidavity.
az Prist 'ahovalecka nradoviia
nevydava afidavity, ale pribuzn6
osoby samy 81 ich musia zaobsta-
rat a zaslat' svojim pribuznym a
to najmenej diva. V tom afidavite
j V duplikate musi byt' preSne O.
znacony W.T. 'ah pribuzensky medzi
tym, ktory povclava prist 'ahoval-
ca a prist 'ahovalcom. musi byt'
prejavena ocheta prist 'ahovalca
takeho povolat' a starat' sa o ne
no slcasne vyznacene pomery
povolavajiceho, re je schopny sa
povolaneho starat'. ked' bude
pripusteny. Jeden affidavit misi |
prist 'ahovalec predlozit' pri zia-
dosti viso u americkeho konzula- |
stu a druhy musi mat sebou, ably |
sa MIN preukazal prist 'ahovale
ckym inspektorom, ked pride do |
pristavu a ie o to poziadany.
By Cudzinci, ktori sn usadeni |
v spoienych Statoch a hodlajd O.
dist 20 Spoj. Statov do cudzej
krajiny ma docasnu navStevu, ma
j1 mat affidavit, ktory 81 obsta- !
rajn pred svojim 0dchodom a V
nom oznacia ucel ich odchodu, do
bu ako sa dlho chcn mimo Spoi.
Staty zdrzat a musi byt' tam Wy
znaeene, re chcu 81 podrzat' svoj
domov V Spojenych Statoch.
Taky affidavit pcmoze pri zia-
dosti vizo II americkeho konzu-
la IL prist 'ahovaleckych lradov,
ked sa prist 'ahovalec vracia ma
zad do Spojenych Statov.
16. Peniaze.
Vlada ME lie povinna, ably pr
jlmala, podrzala, alebo dodala pc
niaze ocakavanemu prist 'ahoval-
covi. Cini tax len ako vyhodu "a
sielatel'ovi a ma jeho risk. Ceky
alebo drafty maju byt' vypisane
ma memo prist 'ahovalca ma banku,
ktora je elenom New York Clear
ing House. Nenariad 'uje sa kol'-