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The Washington times., 1924-06-10

My age Is twenty.eight9 T. K. d.
The face value Of your policy
will be $367.
@. am an ex-service man and
! expect Ito receive IN adjusted
service certificate. have no
living relatives. Please tell me
how I can name q beneficiary?
gs,ss T. r. O'C.
A. According to the instruc-
stions on the blank you will re-
ceive, you may name a friend.
@. My son was q veteran. and
was married before he enlisted.
But after he came out Of the
army. he got q divorce from his
wife. They had two childran.
Now my son is dead and who IL
entitled to the bonus? LIP.
A. The law states that the
widow, II unmarried, and then
the children Of O deceased veteran,
have priority of dependency in
connection with the bonus. If the
divorced wife Of this veteran
should apply for the bonus she
must prove that she Is actually
his wife. The children are really
entitled to the benefits Of the ad.
justed compensation in this case,
and application should be made in
their behalf.
@. Do / have to come to Wash.
ington to apply for my bonus?
I do not live near q town and had
to give this letter to a friend to
mail from Harding, B. T., Harding,
W. Va.
A. A trip to Washington will
not be necessary. II no bonus APP
plieation blanks are distributed in
your neiGhborhood in about
month. when they will be, ready,
write to this office for one, en-.
closing postage for the reply.
The Washington times., 1924-06-10
Wanted-AutOmOtive

WILL pay cash for late models,
open or closed cars. 427 X st.
N. w.
The Washington times., 1924-06-10
VETERANS!
THE TIMES CAN
SOLVE YOUR
Bonus Problems
ASK US!

Questions concerning the World
War bonus are answered daily
In this column. II you are un.
able to call personally at the
bonus information bureau in the
Hearst building, 1917 H street
northwest. mail your inquiry.
Tho information contained In
these answers 10 based on the
best authorities. However, no
legal Interpretation Of the bonus
act has yet been issued.
Q.-Please tell me II my bonus
will be held up on account OF
Congress not providing the money.
II so, how long? M. s.
A.-The government has no
money to go ahead with to pre-.
pare for paying the bonus. An
appropriation undoubtedly will be
made at the next session Of Con-
gress, in December. This will
delay the distribution OF applica-
ton blanks. Under the law. no
payments can be made before
March /, 1925, so that the delay
In payment will be slight, II any.
Q.--My husband is dead. I
have one child. My husband was
IN the army from July IL, 1918,
until June %, 1919. He saw about
ten months overseas service.
am married again. / would like
you to advise me as to whether
am entitled to his bonus.
was the beneficiary Of his war
risk insurance. C. 8.
A. The widow Of a veteran liz
only entitled to his adjusted com
pensatiOn credit IL she IL unmar.
ried.
Q. When does home service for
a commissioned officer-a Neuten.
ant in the medical corps-begin?
1s 1t when he is commissioned.
when he Is ordered to camp, or
when he reports to that camp for
W. Va.
A. Service begins from the date
OF enlistment or commission.
G. A friend Of mine, who is con.
siderably younger than I, served
through the war with me. We
had about the same length of
service both in this country and
In France. A third party figured
up our insurance under the bonus
plan for US, and he gets much
more insurance than / do, al.
though we get about the same
amount Of cash credit. Why In
this so? w. D. r.
A. The amount of the insurance.
Is based on standard insurance
tables. II you and your younger
friend were buying insurance, you
would have to pay more than he
Tor the same amount, because, be-
Ing older, you are the greater risk
to the insurance company. Under
the bonus law, however, the di-
rector Of the Veterans Bureau Ii
placed in the position Of going out
and buying for you as much IN
surance as possible with your ad.
1usted service credit. Consequent.
ly, you get as much insurance as
your age allows. Your younger
friend, being the lesser risk, natu.
rally gets more than you.
Q. I have 145 days at 81 a Jay
after / have deducted the $50.
How much would my policy be?
The Washington times., 1924-06-10
Bus Stops Unchanged

Bus stops in Washington streets
will remain on the near side Of
street intersections. The District
traffic board has rejected the plea
of Horace A. Dodge, patent attor.
ney. that the stops be made after
the buses have crossed the inter.
sections.
The Washington times., 1924-06-10

spirit but keenly interested in
aiding other countries, should Join
in a non-political conference for
the settlement of the troublesome
problems of reparatjons, q settle
ment which would promote the
cause OF peace and lead to sounder
financial conditions and better
trade relations in Europe. It was
at the suggestion of our own Sec
Rotary of State and of President
Coolidge that the Dawes commits
sion was convened. We await the
result with earnest hope that the
clash of conflicting interests may
cease and that the spirit Of repul.
sion and revenge may be abated.
What would happen in case Of fail
ure we dread to contemplate.
Whenever the various nations can
agree, whenever they are willing
to look to the future rather than
to the past, Americas aid will be
given without stint and our bound
less resources win be available in
the way of loans for their rehaOili.
tation and development.
Calm Spirit Urged.
But the beginnings Of peace
must be in Europe itself. No
nation Of the New World can
solve the problems Of the Old.
1t Is necessary that q calmer
spirit prevail, that peace and not
power be the goal. and that CO.
operation, based on the conscious
ness Of common interests akin to
that which exists among the
forty-eight States Of the Ameri.
can Union, should be recognized
as essential. Unfortunately that
which seems to be most desired
In the settlement Of discordant
claims in Europe Is not an inn
partial friend but a partisan ally.
1t is to be regretted that the
treaty Of Versailles was framed
at a time when the very natural
desire for punishment. was still a
dominating thought in the minds
Of the allies. 1mperialistic ambi-
tons were clearly in evidence.
Long.standing animosities, intensi-
fled by the horrors OF war, had
not been stilled.
Although the covenant of the
League of Nations was made a
part Of this treaty, nevertheless
at the very outset the organiza-
ton was handicapped and it's pros
pective usefulness most seriously
impaired. An instrument designed
to secure peace should never
have been made a part of a
treaty bristling all over with pro-
visions for punishment and for
the dominance of the, victors.
Two objects so inconsistent can
not stand together. 1t is partly
for this reason that Developments
since the treaty was signed have
not been favorable to the effec-
tiveness or usefulness Of the
League In larger matters. 1t
has not been able to settle any of
the great questions. Plans for
the abatement Of military expendi.
ture and for reduction Of armies
have failed. Smaller nations have
not been treated on terms of
equality. 1t was well said . by
General SHUTS, one Of the lead.
ing proponents Of the covenant,
that over some provisions of the
treaty the sponge Of oblivion
might we'll be drawn.
The Washington times., 1924-06-10
THREE INDICTED.
! IN ALEXANDRIA
ROBBERY
Two Men and Woman charg-
Cd With Entering Berman
Store and RifIlng Register

ALEXANDRIA, Va, June TO-
John Blanck, Josephine Powder
and Caesar Powder. all colored,
Z Of Washington, were indicted yes
terday by a grand jury on q
charge Of holding up and robbing
Max Berman.
The three. it is alleged, entered
Berman's store several months ago
and, holding Mr.. Berman at The
point Of revolver, rifled the cash
register. Later the same morning
Libby Berman. Mr.. Berman'S
daughter, recognized them as they
were going toward Washington
and brought about their arrest.
The jury returned twenty-seven
indictments, including those against
Blanck and the Powders, the
majority being for alleged infrac.
tions Of the prohibition law.
Clarence Fleet, Walter Slocomb,
John Robinson, John Murray,
Albert Carll,, Mamie Johnson,
Sarah Johnson, James Smoot,
Martin Kerreluk, Edward Werling
and William Butler were indicted
for prohibition violations. Their
cases will be called today and the
date set for trial.
Edward Waters, indicted for a
violation Of the prohibition law,
pleaded guilty and was fined $50
and costs, and sentenced to six
months in jail. Thomas Darnold,
Raymond Haynes, George Suthard,
and D. H. Shiverdecker, indicted
on the same charge, pleaded guilty
and were fined $50 and costs.
James Williams, John Lynch and
Harry Krause were indicted on the
charge of grand larceny, and John
Williams was indicted for an al
legged attack on an aged colored
woman.
A buffet supper served in the
auditorium Of the chamber of COM
merce was the first feature on the
program last night when the
Kiwanis Club entertained the Bust
ness and Professional Women's
Club. 1t was followed by tableaux
presented by members.
Tonight the Business and Pro.
1essional Women's Club will enter.
tain the girls of the seventh grade
grammar schools with a supper in
the auditorium Of the chamber of
commerce.
The board of directors of the
local Y. M. c. A. will hold a meet.
ing in the temporary headquarters
tonight.
The Belle Haven Country Club
have been granted a charter by the
State corporation commission. The
officers of the club are J. Randall
Cation, president; DIR. s. B. Moore,
vice president; and Gardner L..
Boothe, secretary and treasurer.
The Washington times., 1924-06-10
WELLER CHOSEN TO HEAD
MARYLAND DELEGATION

CLEVELAND, June 1O.-Un:ted
States Senator o. e. Weller today
was the choice Of the Maryland dele.
cation for its craftsmanship. w. p.
jackson was reelected by the eau.
Gus to the national committeeship,
Q post he has held for sixteen year ..
Mrs. Baden Lowndes was chosen
as national committeewoman, and
Jacob France, of Baltimore, sent to
the resolutions committee without
instructions.
The Washington times., 1924-06-10

PROF. RELMONT

NOTED CLAIRvoYANT AND PALAGIsT
Can read your life by the lines In your
palm. which are the record ct your
life. Being Q graduate Of two colleges
Of palmistry. his wonderful gift Of SEQ
ond sight enables him to lift the veil
OF mystery and reveal to you important
matters Of your future life. Gives I'D.
vice on business matters. love. health
and family affairs. Tells the name OF
your future husband or wife; what part
Of the country IL luckiest to you; what
to do to be successful in life: removes
troubles Of all natures: brings the 0epa.
rated together: tells the secret Of hav.
Ing personal influence with your assoc
ctates. Prof. Belmont IL q psychologist
Of world renown. Readings. 81. 1879
New York ave-. bet. 18th and 18th sta
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Classification Index
l. ANNOUNCEMENTS
e-Lost and Found.
0-Pcreonal0.
10-epecial NoticOG
1o-A-ClairvoyantR.
II. AUTOMOTTvD-
ll-Auto Agencies
20-Wante6--Autom
1z-Automobiles for Sale.
13-AutO Trucks for Sale.
14-Auto Accessories, Parta
is-Auto Tires, Tubes.
16-Garage Builders.
1I-Garages. Autos to Hire.
le-Motorcycles-B
1S-Repatring, Service Stations.
III. BUSINESS SERVICE
3I-Business Service Offered.
5z-Building and Contracting.
MM-GGlsanins; Dysing;; RsnovatinG.
officiating and Plumbing.
MEM 5H:STanss: s AIl S,nd''
5s-Moving. Packing, Storage
29-Painting, Papering.
S0-Printing. Engraving.
S1-Professional Services.
!s-A-sIip Covers . upAolstsranu.
S9-Tailoring. Pressing.
S-Tinntng. Roofing.
Observation-Disclosures Services
". EMPLOYMENT
Unemployment Agencisa
eI-HeIp Wanted-FemalO.
Se-Help Wanted-Male.
3S-Help-Male and Female.
40-Salesmen and Agents.
destinations Wanted-FemalO.
l2-Situa tons wanted-Maie.
A&-Situations-Mal and Female
v. FINANCIAL
4l-Business Opportunities
!e-Investments, Stocks. BondA
46-Money to Loan.
T-Money Wanted.
te-Mortgages for Sale.
N-Rooming Houses for Sale.
VI. INSTRUCTIONS
SO--Correspondence Coursoe
E-Locsl Instruction Glasses.
sS-Musical. Dancing. Dramatic.
S9-Private Instruction.
k%-W0nted-1nstFuc
VII. LIVE STOCK
S5-Dogs. Cats, Pets, Etc.
se-Horses. Cattle, VehicIOA
ES-wanted Livestock.
VIII. ELI4ANEoUA
6e-Boats and Accessories.
60-Building Materials.
e2-Farm and Dairy Product0
ea-Fuel. Feed, FertilixOPA
elNGoOd Things to Eat.
S6-H0me made ThtngDs
00-Household Goods.
eT-Jewelry. Diamonds. watcAOa
ee-Machinery and Tools.
ss-Miscellaneous for Sale.
70-Musical Instruments.
l-Radlo and Supplies
71-Seeda Plants. Flowers.
f9-A-To Swap.
Ie-Wearing Apparel.
T-Wanted to Buy.
*. ROOMS AND BOARD
n-Rooms-Furnish
N-Rooms-Unfurnis
77-ROoms-Suburban
1e-Rooms With Board.
IS-Rooms-Furn. ana UnfuFn.
se-Wanted 70 Rent-RoOmA
-Wsntsd.RSom and Board
sS-where to Stop IN Town.
x. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
St-Apartments--Fur
SB-Apartmenta-U
e0-Apartments-Furn. and unfurA.
s!-Bus,ness Property For Rent.
:S-Esrms ana Land For rent
91-Houses-Furnish
e3-Houses-Unfurni
e3-Houses-Furn. or Unfurn.
eA-Offices and Studioa
es-Out-of- Town Property.
ssS-shSre Property TO Rent
ee-stores To Rent
9S--Wanted To Rent
XXI. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
l00--Acreage For Sale.
For Sale.
l02-Business Property For SalN
10o-Country Estates.
lo4-Farms and Land For Sale.
106-Houses For Sale
106-Investment Property.
107-Lots Tev Sale.
Property.
109-Real Estate To Exchange.
ll0-Suburban Property For 9ala.
1l1-Shore Property For Sale
ll2-Wanted-Reai Estate.
XII. AUCTION sALrs-
XIII. BIDS AND PRoPosA1s-
XIV. LEGAL NOTICES
XIV CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
The Washington times., 1924-06-10
Band Concert

J419WANS8 ~O41S~&
BY the U. 8. Army Band. w. J.
Stannard. Director. at Mt. Alto
Veterans Hospital. today. at
$3.50 p. m.
PROGRAM.
March, Washington Evening
Star" ............... .Stannard
Overture. MERRY Wives Of Wind
sor, s...sss.....s.ss. sNicoiai
la) shine" ,...,....:. .Debnsy
(b) I'm the Evening"
Excerpts from Going up". Hirsch
(a) Maybe. .Eysoldt q Henry
(bl "Sunflower Maid"
Snyder q Albert
Characteristic Evolution Of
Dixie sss..s..s..s. $500. Lake
(a) "A Smile viii Go q Long.
Long Way. Davis q Akst
OBJ why Did kiss That
Girl. King & Henderson
Selection, Faust" .Gounod
PAMELA
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-11

sne, nakol 'ko je mu NONE "a
sle ju naturalizacnemu vysetro-
.vatel 'ovi. GENERALIZATION Exami-
ner alebo Chief Naturalization
.Examiner), ktoreho adresa je v
l'avom rohu hore ina listihe).t
Vysetrovatel' naturalizaEny pre-
hliadne ziadost' a ked' tam maj
de chyby, vrati ju a naznaci, kde
ma byt' opravena. Ked' ziadost
je vyplnena spravne, nemusi byt'
zdrziavana a vysetrovatel povo-
Ia ziadatel'a oznami mu, ably sa
dostavil so svedkami k potvrde-
niu vsetkych ddajov, v ziadosti
uvedenych. Ked' sa vyhovelo vse-
tkym poziadavkom naturalizacne-
ho zakona, pc zk1ske vysetrova-
tel posle ziadatel'a, aby 81 siel
svoju ziadost' podat' v 1radovni
sidneho klerka. TAX sd ziadost
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-11

teraz podava, a ziadatep dostavf
Isa miesto diva razy, iba raz. vyse-
trovatel' tiez da potrebne dopo-
rn6enie, kde ms 50 ziadatel' po-.
ucit', co must vedet' pri posled-
nom -vysluchu, takze sa ziadate-
liza budn moct tym rychlejsie pri-
pravit'. ziadatel 'om tiez bude "a
istene, ze ziadosti, ktore budn taxi
to podane, pojdu k automaticke-
mu vybaveniu nebud1 ohrozenG
odmietnutim pre- neiake, omyly
prepisu a podobne.
Nlastna zk1ska sa tedy bude
konat' hned' u vysetrovatel'a
zistf sa, ci ziadatel' je pripustny,
ci vie dost' anglicky atd'. Vel'a-
raz musel sam sudca zk1sat zia-
datel'a a ked' poznal, ze tento ME
Je dostatocne pripraveny, ,odlo-,
! I'll ho ma tyzdens lsssmesiac, alebo
ma tri, odlozil no j diva razy a tym
ovsem sa zavinovaly ztraty casu
i peiiazf. lynn umozni sa teraz, ze
ziadatelia nebudu musets y cakat'
ma vybavenie povolanie pridl-
no, ale ze sa budu m6ct' dostavit'
dl'a vypoctu k sidu k pbsledne-
mu vysluchu a prijat' americke
obcianstvo.
V poslednych 5 rokoch sa "a
mietlo 101 ,646 ziadosti ameri-
cke obcianstvo a Mich IS, 900 bo-
10 len pre- male prieiny, ktore sa
mohly odstranit' pred prichodom
ziadatel'a, k poslednemu, vyslu-
chu pred sudcom, ktory nemohol
sa tomu vyhndt' a musel ziado-
sti odmietnut' pre- fornalty, kto-
re dl "a noveho planu budl odstra-
meme pred poslednym vysluchom.
(FLIS.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-11
NATURALIZA0NE URADNE
FORMALITY 0DsTRANENE.
Podl'a 11oveho planu budu uchra-
meme xiadatel'om o ob6ianstvo mi
lioly dolarov.

Podl'a noveho planu natura-
lizacneho, ktory sd vyvinul mi
nulom roku nariadenia sekreta-
ra prace James j. Davisa, usetria
.ziadatelia O americke obcianstvo
miliony dolarov a to ma vylohach
ktore 'inak museli platit ako "a
cestu, Ga svedkoy, ztratu casu a o.
vsem i,ztratou ma skratenej mzde.
I sudcovia 81 usetria casu, j kler-
kovia a naturalizacni 1radnici vo-
bee. Nova procedure je nasledu-
juca:
Prist 'ahovalec, ktory ma prvy
obciansky papier diva roxy kto-
ry nenechal svoj prvy papier pre-
padndt' po siedmich rokoch, ked'
ztraca platnost', d'alej je vo Spo-
jenych Statoch trvale 5 rokov a
" State, kde chce podat' svoju
ziadost' jeden rok, nemusi prist
osobne podat, svojp ziadost a zas
! chodit' tam po druhy raz a. ko-
necne k poslednemu vysluchu pc
treti raz, ale jednoducho zasle do.
pis sudnemu klerkovi v okrese,
kde byva, alebo klerkovi sddu
Spoj. Statov V distrikte, kde je o.
byvatel ON a poziada no, ably mu
postal ziadost' &. 2214. Tedy ne.
,musi uz tam chodit' osobne, ne.
musi tam po prvy raz chodit' SC
svedkami. Ked' svoju ziadost' do
stane. vyplni ju svedomite pre-.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-11
Sssss s6~
AllERIEA EASA vLAsT
3 kniaky Cd WILLLAhfA j. LONG
Vybrane a spracovane
Youngstownsl1eu verejnou Knixnicous
so zyl&stnym dovolenim firmy CHM & Co.
q s.<S.ss S..sse<- .Prelezil. NJ MHAZ. s
III. 'ar$Ta74eT.s II
Copyright, 1924 by Youngstown Public Library.
sUPERNE zABoRY 4 osADzovANIE.


Ponce de Leon. Medzi spanelskymi vyskumnkmi nasej
vast prve miesto par Ponce de Leonov druhovi Columbus
eho druhej vypraye Domorodci hovor zemi
seyeri lezacej zvane Bmni kde bolo praen
vonayych v0d cfm ze moho byt' pramen inym nez
t1zenou Studnicou Zivotas ~
De Leon starnul Tradicia spomna ze Dol zvabeny
mlado zlaa ked vyda cestu do Bimin Standc 81
cello maej vyskumnej pravy De Leon zazre pevninu
nasej vlasti naval ju Florida.
De Soto. Zprava objaven Flordy poyzbudia
hych patrateov nachyrnejm mich bol De Soto,
guyerner kolonie Knbe Roku 1889 doe Tampa 600
osadnikmi Odtal s severnym do Karoln, potion
juhozapadne zalvu severozapadne cez praesy
t roxy neskor niekolko polozdivech muzov obecench
do koz dych zverov doso dolu ekou Mississippi pliac
dostalo azkostiach pozdlz zavneho pobre
za do jedne spaneskej osady Mexiku De Soto nieso
borne pravo Floru pol krajny; jeho honbe
zatom objav Mississippi zomrel pr ne bol pochovany
jednej noel pod jej vodami.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-11
Copyright, by CHM & Co.


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Coronado Medztym dopoeul Coronado, guverner ko-
loni Mexiku zatom opvajcch mestach "a Rio Grande
povesti pueblov cli dedn Zuni Indanov) vydal sa
sever "a Wac zatom Presiel terasm Novym Mex
kom poom na zapad do California vychod hory
doiny do Kansas - bola to ohromna put.
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blele osady najsarsie jesvuuce nasej yasti edna
Augustine Florida Q565), druha Fe Novom Mexi-
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Ony dokazova e Spaneko narokovao vsetku zem medz
Caroinou Calfornou, bolo hotove u brant Chystaa
sa blrka pre- bud6ce Spojene Staty.
Iaoeranle pody Francuzskom. Kym Spanielsko takto
moene zaberalo podu Francsko sabo namahao do
stat do moc Novom Svete. Jeden poku ma severe
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nielskom odpore. s~
jacques Cartier, prvy ponier Francdzska nasedoval
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raz zvand ST. Lawrence pavi brau Quebeca po-
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zastaveny rychlymi prddam ..-. >, ,
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Cabotom, Angicko nevykonalo mic uzan svoich naro.
kov nezaozilo zadne koone Potom casov Abetinych
angicki pavei zaea zavova pobreM niektor
clei ON chytena spaneskych lodi pokladm ni ceo ON
lozenla obchodnch sanc ebo nena cesy
90 cny Prv!m kolonizatorom Dol Raleigh On vypanova
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sko ktore narokovalo ce Nov ve ktore kontrooyao
more jeho fotam vaecnch lodi Spanelska namorna moe
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muzm zacala sa nova era historic era sobodnych koon
menosove nachodme okrem k1aza ekara, ''29 panov
(genemanov - robotnikov stoarov nlrarov jedneho
namerniLa pot6m hoca, rajara, kamenara bubenka,
chapcov 38 roxenych osob Tito dobrodruhovia pris
vine vasteneckeho nadseni ked, Ang6an& vyhrajde
miesto mor boil rozhodnu rpzsr svou risu zakadanm
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-11

- Kazdy citatel', ktory nam je
dlzen predplatne "a noviny, do
.stane zaplatene "a svoju pracu.
All nay len, to ziadame.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-11
PRECEDENT COOLIDGE zvYsIL cEsKosIovEN
[. ;;,*l !. :, l. ,s.s, T !, ,sKU KVOTU

!. Prezident Calvin Coolidge minuleho tvzdna vydal
1rokaaaciu, ktorou urcil pris ahovaecke kvoy vset
kych krajin sveta. potesenm zadost ucineni
nej presvedcl ze ceskosovenska kvota bola takmer
zdupovana ilebe miesto povodne kongresom sponnina
nych 1s7a moze pst DO spojenych statov rosne 3o73
feskoslovenskych statnydh 'Iprislusnikov. @'r>
/ Neveme co pohlo prezidenta ku dsedrosti voc
1tchon sovakon, ale boly ste najlepse pohndt<y,
ako v.prospech nasch spojenych Statov, tax al pro
speech sesterkej maducke republiy Cechov Slovakov
Cesi Slovaci dokazali sa byt prvotriednym prst'a
hovacami Razdeho ohl'adu Davajli najmenej zlecin
GOV, namene bbcov najmenej neschopnych sebevyzvy.
Naproti tomu dokaza byt vybornym robonik1n, spo
lahlivymi, stalymi rozumnv vmi Cesi Slovaci Anne
rke dneska zamestnani s vsetkych odveviach prize
myslu, obchodu, vedy runena vyvodia mnohych pa
doch mad nym prst 'ahoyaleann. nlalou mierou m
sci prispet' rozhodnutu prezdenta ten fakt ze slo
vaci Ces si skn ma sklz demokratck ludia, ME ma
chyl'n bolsevzmu akehokolvek druhu stavau sa OBJ
Gan1ni hned' ako i'm je len mozno
Ked prirovnane Geskoslovenski kvotu ku kvote ma
darske ktora ob1asa len 473 aebo ku taanske ktora
obnasa 3845 musme byt' najvts spokojnf zaviazani
vdakou prezidentovi cele Wade Vo syojej proklama
eli prezdent uvadza, ze stanovene jednotvvch kvot
ma byt' yysvetovane pockeho stanoviska 70 sa ami
neda ebo politku tom vdet budi len IT, ktori sl
prate sky naladenl voci nase Wade. Stanovene kvot
stalo zaklade zakona vyneseneho kongresom
hladov nalepsch pre- Spojene Staty ktor bez otazky
majd prvo ably 81 volly koho chcd mat obcanov My
hrd re Slovaci Ces ratani sl medzi tie narody
ktore mad teto krajine prednost' zato zavazan
vd'akou nasej republikanske Wade cele prezden-
tom menovite sekretarov statu Che Hughesovi Sc
kretaruvi obchodu Herbertov Hooverovi sekretarov
prace James j. Davisovi ktorym dal kongres plnomoc
ustanovit' kvoty jednotlivych krajin.
Kvoty, ktore prezident Coolidge pre- jednotve kra-
ny pravoplatne prokalnoval ktore vosly do patno-
sti /. julia t. r., stl nasledovne: