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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-09
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~ LOUIS A.DoUGEER
BABE RUTH SHOWS HIM HOW.

- prepared to zee Leon Goose Gosln Salem N j. climb
h to the ugges throne the moment Babe Ruth the Babnc
- Of Bust it. Yes and it will be largely because
Ruth has taught his the fine Of driving the ball
Gosin walloper Of this 1924
world Three agate
at the Griffith Stadium and twice the Polo Grounds Babe Ruth
the his homers New story
intense Ruths desire for Washington victory the
Goh information it took him years acquire secret
homerun clouting And Gosn has benefited already may
not win the title for the Gmen with his clou again
may Washington win do we'll to remember this when
to boo BambinO.
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sI3atted for Miller In ninth.
$Batted for johnson In ninth.
tran for Tate In ninth.
Washington ....... 90 900 O--2
New York ...... OO1OS 00B x-6
TwO-base hit--Frlsch. Three-base hit
Terry. Home Fun0-Bemtley, GOglin.
6aCFifices-Bluege, Wilson, Jackson.
Double plays-Rice to johnson to Ruel,
Bluege to Harris TO Judge. Left on
hHa' se. ss ~ NsW HSrki q
q: McNeelyl; off AKcQuiIIan, I (Tatel ;
off johnson. 9 TERRY, b. struck OUT
BY johnson, 8 (GOwdy, Kelly. WILSON, i;
Bluegel; by NEconInan, (AIcNeely).
Hlts--Off Bentley, 8 in Is innings,
off Mc0uillan. In 9-3 inninga. Hit by
pitched ball--By johnson (YOumgl. Win
molly, ut the plate; KLEIN. ct first; DE
ieen, ct second; 0uigley. at third. Time
OF Rame-2 hours and 80 minutes.
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iext tempted to boo the Bambino.
Babe Ruth is baseball writer
this year, not from a seat on the
bench, but from q seat in the of
fetal press stand.
Ruth saw both games played
here. He saw Goose pole that
home run Sunday and unused upon
it. Then came Mondays game in
New York, with frankie Frisch
robbing. Goslin of three bingles.
He unused some more.
Just before Tuesdays game got
under way Ruth went down upon
the field. He took. Goslin aside
and said, "Want to make some
homers here 2"
you're doggone right / do, !"
was GOslins honest answer.
.'WeIl, heres how / do it" re-
piled the Bambino. 'This park
is made for you. Follow my in
structions and you're bound to get
a couple"
Then Ruth illustrated to Goslin
just exactly how he stands at the
plate and how he times his swing
to bring about the most damage
to the enemy. Goose went through
the motions five times before
Ruth admitted that he had it down
pat.
Snow 60 in there, kid, and
show EN- something" growled the
baseball writer, as he made his
way slowly through the crowd to
his seat in the press stand.
In the third inning, with Me-
Nicely and Harris on the bases,
Goslin caught one on the nose
and sent it soaring into the right
field stand and Babe Ruth, up in
the press stand, grinned at Christy
Walsh, sitting beside him. Four
times that day -Goslin hit safely,
though that one homer sufficed,
and each time Ruth grinned.
u Yesterday, facing Jack Bent
ley's southpaw stuff, Goslin had
a harder time doing his stuff, but
he finally succeeded in the eighth,
betting the ball savagely out
among the fish in the right field
stand. He had learned his lesson.
His teacher was Babe Ruth, king
of home run sluggers.
Griffs Should Win
.THE fighting Griffmen should
win the world championship
Of 1924.
It isn't that they should win it
for the money to be made, but to
please the entire United. States.
Victory for them has spread far
and wide, much farther than the
players themselves. They have
become but the servants Of the
whole American people. The
United States, even New York it.
self. wants them to win the title.
Not in many, many years has
this writer witnessed demonstra-
tions Of regard for a visiting
team such as evoked by the fight
ing Griffs this season. First, It
was shown that the fans every
where, in the big leagues snd in
the little ones, wanted the Griffs
to win the American League pen
nant Now those same fans want
them to defeat the Giants tnd be-
come champions Of the world.
Sentimental tears are frequently
shed over a varsity eleven, VIC
torious or beaten. Seldom are
they seen in professional sport.
Yet they have been seen this gear
in the career Of Bucky Harris and
his fighting gang Of GTiffs,
Throughout the three world
series games in New York the
mighty thrOng packing the Polo
Grounds showed their sincere sup
port Of the Griffmen against their
National League rivals. Timely
hits brought roars Of delight.
Fielding Tiiisplays or battinf fall
ures brought gloomy silence.
New York, home Of the Giants,
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lie GldubS ana the 1lBnLfng
Griffs hook up today in the sixth
game Of this series. If the Giants
win, the series ends at once, wash.
ington losing in its fight for the
highest honors Of the diamond.
II the Griffmen win today, each
team win have registered three vic.
tories over it's rival and the sew
smith and last game will be played
here tomorrow.
The Giants have done remarkably
well with substitute at third base,
young LinstroIn being the brightest
star OF the series, but the csriffs
have suffered ever since Peck lett
the lineup.
with Peck playing today says
Manager Harris, Were going right
! out after those Giants. wen have
him coming up at bat every now
and then and his steadiness and ex-
perience in the field will just about
give US the edge we had over the
Giants when the series started"
Goose Goslin is showing him
eelf the smuggling star of the
1924 series and he means to
continue his good work today
and tomorrow. The big out
fielder Is poison to those New
York hurleTs. In the field. too,
Goose is delivering a classy
brand Of baseball and h6 is. the
KapOrfte Of the Polo Grounds
FOOters even as he is at the
Griffith Stadium.
As an especially brilliant fielder,
Bucky Harris stands out before
the rest Of the fighting Griffmen.
The young manager is playing
with all his heart and soul, refus.
ing to accept defeat and going
down with colors flying at the
top Of the mast.
ready for the test. With Peck
lame, their morale is better than
Zachary entering the box today,
the Griffs believe they will once
more tie their rivals from the
National league and be in a posi-.
. ton to romp ahead tomorrow.
If Washington wins the toss,
Washington will win the cham.
pionship,' said President Clark G..
Griffith yesterday in New York.
Here's q lucky piece to use in
the toss. broke in Walter Kerr, A
friend of all the Grifmen, as he
handed the Old Fox Canadian
dollar Of the vintage of 1889" This
ie my lucky piece. You can't lose
the toss with that
So Griff took that dollar over to
Judge Lands.
whats tlIat?" harl1ed Judge
Lands, glazing at the Canadian
dollar.
It's got b head and tail, hasn't
lt?" replied President Griffith.
IAN right, you cali the toss, Har-
r1s,' said the baseball commissioner
as he Tipped the big coin into the
j air.
Heads" called Bucky, and heads
Il was, giving Washington the pos.
sib1e seventh game in this series.
well, we won the toss, just as
Walter Kerr said we would, RE-
marked President Griffith" Now
feel sure we'lI win the champion
ship"
We're going to- chimed in Iar,
ris.
Today's performance will come
close to deciding either way.
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SAYS "sKu.LET"
Finn, Esq.
The Dove Of Victory i
Fluttering Around Like
an Old Woman Making
Up Her Mind.
BY KIRK MILLER

10th teams are right back
where they started last
Saturday Ut Seventh and
Florida avenue northwest. This
agony can't 60 on much longer;
one or the other Of those
patients has got to croak.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-09

Appropriate hymns will be
rendered in doleful unison by
the same band which next
fourth Of March will blaze the
trail up Pennsylvania avenue
for the same old President, pro-
vided it doesn't rain and the
voters don't crack.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-09
PECKIllP AUGH is HOPEFUL
OF PUT TING GRIFFS
BACK EVEN
b LOUIS a. BOUCHER.

Roger Pnpsugh expects to activities in the shcreld
for the fighting Gmen Therefore, Washington
has chance Of winning the championship Without
him, IL stands practically chance whateveTs
washington its in it's ned Bir
umpire writer over ii New York the other day
Of course somebody had hit pitch but
that intield really won the pennant for Harris"
With Pecinpaugh the bench the rhythm Of that
glorious nd which cu off bngss miraculousy Ill
Miller attempted to hold down the hot Buege playing third
base all year. worked awwardy Miller The closely
working Of the ned machine
body knew it, from the naughty Judge Lands sitting II
his Washington the
back row Of the centerfed stand at the Polo Grounds
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-09

The same old mourners who
started this wake nearly q week
ago win be back there today in
their original pews "amening"
every play on the field.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-09

pire to WIN, but for the first
time in anyb0dy's diary q club
lis having I'd lick the radio
broadcaster as vel.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-09

V0 ACAGl Saw -
two : seated cof-
fin in your life.
Today or tomor-
row one of ems
going to get
nominated for d
state funeral.
If you leave it
to q guy named
d N am ee, it
won't be the
Giants.
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" al OAO WObAaAA ~ JA18 " AA1A0
up her mind.
Today or tomorrow the dove
Of victory has got to get her.
self q perch and stay put. Win
ter is no climate for . bird to
be fluttering around with moth
ing definite IN sight.
The Shenandoah has zone
South, which means snow may
come at any minute; 90 let's
get this misery over and dig-in
for the cold months.
That was q great game in
New York yesterday, only the
Washington fans wish it had
been 4 little farther away. The
few brief miles ltwixt here and
the Polo Grounds are too close
for such narrow escapes.
We like our accidents to &C.
cur when we're not looking.
You might rs well kill q man
qy to scare him to death. That
crack was in our first grade
copy book, but was written to
be repeated.
If the series goes over until
tomorrow, there never was q
cork made to hold Washing
tonians intact tonight, We'll.
we'll be seeing You, anyway.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-09

wants Washington to win this
world series.
So does the whole United
States.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-09
Home Run Hitters
Of Five Series
Games
First Game.

First Game.
Second inning George Kelly
off Walter johnson.
Fourth inning Bill Terry off
Walter johnson.
Second Game.
First inning" Goose" Goslin
off Jack Bentley. Rice on second.
Sixth inning Stanley Harris
off Jack Bentley.
Third Game.
Fourth inning Bill Ryan off
Allen Russell.
Fourth Game.
Third inning Goose" Goslin
of Virgil Barnes. McNeely on
third and Harris on second.
Fifth Game.
Fifth inning Jack Bentley
off Walter johnson. Gowdy on
first.
Sixth inning Goose" Goslin
off Bentley.
single over Bluege's head into short
center. scoring Terry.
Growing insult Of al followed
when Fred Lindstrom, q mere
youth Of nienteen. the Giants most
brilliant star in this series, crashed
a REAL single to left field. scoring
Gowdy with the final run Of The
day.
johnson had tried for the second
time. He had lost again.
But his head was unboNed,
though bloodied He was still the
great Walter johnson, about to
vanish from the baseball picture,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-09

This series has see-sawed and
zig-zagged back and forth like
. runner being caught between
bases. Somehow It reminds you
Of an old woman trying to make
up her mind.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-09

They make baby carriages
for twins. but Won flever sayU 3
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-09

All your life
you've heard Of
q team having
To heat the nm.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-09

The fighting Griffs battled hard
all the way and, as they made
their way through the crowd aft
err the defeat, they were cheered
all the way from the dugOut to
the clubhouse in centerfleld. They
had proved themselves worthy
fOemen and Johnson has gone
down honestly and honOrably.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-09-26
sLovENsKA L1eA nAvA Ma:
s1EDOvNE DAIRY"

l. Kto do l. oktobra t. r. svoj
clenovsky prispevok obnovi, do
stane zdarma vkusne v barvach
vyhotoveny obraz v ktorom je od-
fotografovana Pittsburghska Do
hoda alebo knizoGku Rospravky
q vojiiy.''
2. Kto ziska jcdneho noveho Gle
na, dostane co odmenu v kazdej
domacnosti potrebnn knihu Slo-
verlska kucharka" alebo knizo-
cky ma Vojne'' a "Politicka
Nauka.''
3. Kto ziska dvoch novych Gle.
nov, dostanc co odmenu vel'm
zaujimavn, .kihu "Slovak, jehs
povaha' alebo "slovaci a Mad a
ri" a "Praskavice.'
4. Kto zlska trOch novych Gle
nov, dostane co odmenu zaramo
vany mal'ovany obraz "podobi
zen prezidenta Masaryka alebt
gen. M. R. Stefanika.)
5. kto ziska scst' novych Gle
nov, dostane Go odmenu al obra,
al vsetky dotycne knihy.
Prosime kazdeho brata Slovd
ka a sestru Slovenku, ably ne
meskali tito dobr1 prilezitost z;
trocha ochoty zadovazit' 81 wac
ne obrazy a knihy. S1 ony ozdo
bou krasou kazdej domacnost
a kniznice.
Novi clenovia, jako al ii, ktot
svoje clenovsk6 prispevky obno
via, alebo novych clenov zlskaj
mech sa odmenu prihlasia ma ad
ressu Slovenska Liga, P. o. Bo:
900, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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d6 ihiloasf ID MAJ. slev. spoIku|
9a5oHo.
Jan A. Kootf, tsjofa. 81. Lfgy
s2oDO. Spolu 9975.U0.
kA 1sAd Ilastsi 1.ci1itej ii. Lfey.
ivan Bielsk, red. Mar. Novin,
10 sbierku tyniito vedenti ma fond
slov. Mattel skolskejg IL ,355.e1. !,
III sbisrka vymAhAdia fittsbufgh-
sirsj Dshody.
3. sbor Akron, O. $13.01.
Michal Letrich, Homestead, Pa.
$500.
1863. sbor v Hamastown, Pa.
$40. Spolu $19.11.
(Za mesiac august 1924.)
Ma sbisrku Matici skolskej slov.
Ligy.
Jan A. Koc1r, tajom. 81. Ligy,
$500.
Ma podporu legionara Kristina.
Juraj Prielesan, Cleveland, O.
$500.
Peter Jakubjansky, organiza.
tor Slov. Ligy $500. spolu $1,000
Ma osvobodzujdcu akciu spisa q
',% Gravy.
As. sbor, S. s. Pittsburgh, Pa
Ma sbierku pre- vychod. slovensko
$1,000. "a. sbor v Ava, Ohio 81
Jan Birosh, Sumas, Wash. 50. Spo
lu $500.
Ma sbiefku vymAhania Pittsburgh
/ skej Dohody.
| Jan Birosh, Sumas, Wash. $3
Maria Drozd 75c.. Odbor $40. MSS
v Clarksburg, w. Va. 81. Spoil,
,A:75. ! :
| Sl'achetnym darcom V meme 81
Lfgy srdecne d'akujem d a sdcas
he ebraciam sa ma vsetkych bratb,
Slovakov a sestry Slovenky, alb.
Ma tieto sloveliskemu narodu pro
spesne sbierky dl'a moznosti pri
spell. 8 vfelym bratskym pozdra
venim,
jan A. Kocpr, .
tai. 81. 'Ifys
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CTENYM pR1ATEL'OM:
"Z&pisky "a Mva pOchOvanSho

konecne vysly tlaee, a tym, ktori
ebjednavky davnejsie doposlali,
zaslane budu paru dnoch,
, Vyhotovenie knihy opozdilo sa,
bo miesto projektovanych 250,
kniha obsahuje 1886 stra1l IL. O.
brazmi rozumie sa sadzba, tlat
vazba vzaly Wac casu, nez som
predpokladal.
Uctive prosim vsetkych starych
p"iatel 'ov, obzvlaste ctenych 1dov
Mar. Slov. Spolku "a odbory, ably
laskave ujali sa rozsirenia diela.
|, V ziatinom odbore nemaly by chy-
Fbovat ZAPIsKY, ! bo v Mich doci-
tat sa Wac pravdivej historic
Eprvych potiatkov mnou zalozenej
orgahizacie, nez z postal vyslych
1ryvkov. :. a..
No ME len 1dovia Mar. Slov
Spolku, ale ctene odbory 1--WE
NY a sbory Sokola a v6bec kaa-
dy Slovak najde v Zapiskoch dost
zaujimavej latky prvotnych pra'
each medzi slovenskou emigraciou
" Amerike a Zapisky nemaly by
chtbovat' Z domu ziadneho Slova
ka-inteligenta i robotnlka, spolka
ra nespolkara.
Vsetky whisky st1 platne via
zane. Cen& vytisku $500, ktor
5 obiednavkou doposlat' na nize
udann adressu.
p. v. Rovnianek
P. o. Box 57S, Santa Cruz, Ca
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CHCETE BHVAT MA PEKNEJ
ULICI A MAT FAJNYCH
SUSEDOV?

Predam lacno moi stavebny pozemok,
vel l'kosti 5Ox116.4 ma jednej z najkraj-
sich ulic Young gstownu, pri Mahoning
Ave. a Ohio Works karach, blizko Mill
Creek .parku len tri mindty pesi ku
krasnemu Glacier jazeru. Hodf sa W.
borne pre- slovenskd evanjelicku rodinu,
lebo evanj. kostol je len ma par mindt
chodze, ale no moze kdpit' al katolfcka
rodina nikdy neobanuje. Lot je row.
ny, utica asfaltova, vsetky "improve-
menty' vyplatene do centa. Este je ME
neskoro pustit' sa do stavby. o podrob-
ne vysvetlenie pfste alebo prfd tie do
redakcie. M. Mraz.
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rouxo,rovrsxn 30 v1nox1 reSItY
deny ze fisvornanzelia boil ID
k6nite sosobaseni.

deny a Be fisvonianzelia boil "a
k6nite sosobaseni.
Ked' je takato ziadost' podana
Y cudzej krsjine, .vtedy podpisy
musia byt' overene konzularnym
tiradnik ON ziadnou inou instan-
ciou (iradom). Ponevac je to
vel mi nesnadne ziskat dvocll
svedkov, ktori by boil americky-
mi obcanmi znali ziadatel a maj
menej jedon rok, je doporueenia
hodne, aby takito ziadatelia po-
dali radsie svoju ziadost' Spoj.
Statoch, nez odcestujn. Ked' sa
poda ziadost' u americkeho kon-
zulatu, musi ziadatel' so svojou
zenou cakat', az dojde odpoved'
2 Washingtonu cd Department.
Statu. Ked' americky obcan chce
sa ozenlt kanade alebo ma ku-
be, manzelka nemusf byvat plny
rok konzularnom distrikte, ale
| moze obdrzat' vizum podl'a do
brozdania konzula, ked' So zisti,
ze snatok Dol riadny. Kazdy man
zelov a z clenov rodiny must mat
zvlastne vizum prist 'ahovalecke,
mimo, diet at a, ktore saSmstkeeha
rodilo, ked' tejto quz yiz1ms bolo
vydane. Ked' americka obeanka
sa vyda "a cudzinca vo veku ryse
q rokov, moze podat' Tia dost' "a
pripustenie. svojho muzag avsak
tento spada do prednostnej trie-
dy kvotovych prist 'ahovalcov, te.
i dy nijako do nekvotovych' pr1'
/ st 'ahovalcov.. ~, :
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AdressAr tstrsdnej sprdvy slov
Liky ' Anterike.

Ivan Bitlek, predseda, 600-602
Grant ST., Pittsburgh, Pa.
j. G. MolitUris, podpredseda,
1856 Avenue A, New York, N. Y.
Frantiska Jakabein, podpred.
sedkyna, 427 South 9Th St., Read
ing, Pa.
Jan A. Kochr, tajomnik, P. o,
Box 996, Pittsburgh, Pa.
P. Jamriska, pokladnik, 62S-
63O Grant ST., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Dcsorny vtbof:
Jozef Husek, predseda, Box D
Middletown, Pa.
Jozef Durish, Glen, P. o. Boz
17o4, Pittsburgh Pa.
| Micha1 ,Sintak, Glen, 321 Schoo,
maker Ave, Monessen, Pa.
=. = forota.
Stefan Kukuca, st., 21O1 Dowet
ST., Lakewood, Ohio. + =,
A. NJ. Pa1kovic, 631 Samuel St.
Youngstown, Ohio.
SPaveI Weber, Cleveland, Ohio.
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t}KkDx1 KEkvY
slovSnslfsj 1gy ' Asherihs.
Ci ste Vi uz xadov&4ili knihu ~
stava q vl6da spojentch StAtov7''

Jestli este ME, objednajte si1d.
to najnovsiu vzacnu kf1ihu cfm
skorsie. Dotyend knihu NAL by
mat kasdy SlovAk q S1ovenka, le-
bo nej ni6ze aerpat' poucenie o
spoj. statoch, 9 sriadenf statov
okresov. khiha t1acena je vel.
kymi iterami ma f1ajlepsom kniho.
vom papieri, takze ozdobi ona Ia.
zdu domacnost'. Cena viazan& "a
$3.50 q neviasan6 500.
Objedndvky' posielajte ma adfe
su: slovenska Lfga, P. O, Box
996, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Pekny 5 izbo&t dom s povalou,
2 rocnv,'s $ fornesom, gazom a e.
lektrikou, pri Mahoning Ave. Lac
nota "a $4,000. ST 900 hotovych,
ostatok ako rent.
Novy 6 izbovy dom a garadz pri
Mahoniihg Ave. "a $4,000. $1,000
hotovtch, ostatok ako rent.
FRANK L. ZIMMERMAN
7O6 Mahohing Bank Bldg.
Telefon 662S6.
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ANfER1UKf OBCANIA A IUH
uUDz1N1cK1 zENY, MANzE-
LA ALEBO sNUBENICE.
f. Ia/f. s.

Zchy americkteh obtanov, kto-
re- sfdlla ctldzom kraii, MOTT sa
dostat' do Spojenych statov ako
nekvotove imigrantky, .ked' sa
oban postara o formular 633, Wy
plni 'ho riadne, podpfse, da podci-
sat dvom svedkom (americkfm
obtanom), da vsetky podpisy o.
verit' notarom vrati ziadost'
zpat Generalnemu Komisarovi
prist 'ahovalectva.
Ked americky obCan ma svoju
rezidenciu, svoje obydlie cu-
dzom kraji, kdc je usadeny uz
dlhsie nez jedon rok, vtedy sd ja-
kosi vidal sNojej rezldencie Fo
Spoj. Statoch a takyto obcan V
pripade ziadosti o povolanie svo-
jej zeny do Spojenych Statov, ne
m6ze pozvat svoju zehu kedy-
kol 'vek, preto, ze spada do pred
nostnej triedy kvotovych prist "a
hovalcov a nijako do triedy he
kvotovych prist 'ahovalcov. Tedy
obcan majuci dotiov v Spojenych
Statoch moze svoju zeitu what
sebou ako nekvotovti itiiYrantku,
ked'. uz predtym pbdal ziadost
TGeneralnemu komisarovi pre- pri-
, st 'ahovaiectvo.
Pomer sndbenice k legalhej ze-
; ne il ovsetn rotdieliiy. Tato aAo
zakonna zena moSe byt' nekvo-
tovou imigrantkou, sntibenica a.
le who'd neifia, dokial' nevyda sd
"a americkeho obcana. Zialost'
moze byt' podana v Spoj. Sta.
toch, nez sa vyds ebsan ametiek5
ma cestu doplni ju potom vyka.
zom prevedeneho silatku. Ked
|siiatok je uzsvfety a predlozi Sd
document uradny Q tom, tedy po
dana ziadost' nabyva okamzite
[platnosti. Zasle 80 len dodatoon,
k ziadosti list sffatkovj.
/ Prist 'ahova1ccka dfadovna w
dala pravidlo, ze kasdy takyto d
mericky obcah, ktoa'y chce ist
do cudziny, ably 81 tam vyhl ada.
druSku zivota, hi6ze podst' svojl
zladost hned' v spej. Statoeh ,
prehlasi ziadostl u 81 thcs .
4 zenit' q what svoja senu' hi,ed
J do. Aperikslpo. prsye!dti.eril . shat
.iku!' Ked spptsinl laisdlst je hoto
/ va a: zaslana aiaeffsteinh. koizu
lovi potion Sd k nelnu noyorhall
zelia dostavia, zalezi to petbmsn
debrosaani konzula, ably vydal ne
!. tvotovs. ,vizum, ked' je presyed
I csaf, u si4tok bol riadre preye
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-09-26

Preda sa 1O6 akrova farma. Po-
da lie dobfe O. :..obena, dobre budo-
viska. Farma jc uplne zariadena a
preda sa lebo hola alebo so vset-
kym zariadenim. Nachodi sa Gu
stavus Township, Trumbull Coun-
ty. Haste sa W. A. Smith, Tele-
fon M 156, Warren, Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-09-26
DUlF laIU1lO mn rD1DkJ.

Bifzko Lincoln parku preda sa
8 izbovy dom $ pivnicou, garadzom
d kurnfkom t1a lote 150x75 stud
nou ma dvore, za $500. Dobre
spoienie niestom. Haste sa v {.
2OS Clinton St., Youngstown, O..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-09-26
1N AKRA ZEME A 7 IZBOVY
DOM v MEsTE MA PREDAJ.

Nel'kE 7 izbovy dom, kllpclna,
fornes, vodll a elcl1tr. mozno va
West, gaz dome, vel 'kA burna,
cimcm movana pivnica d ! i pol IA
kra narozneho pozemku, ktory
,mozno na loty poprcdat' IA dobrl
cenu o par rokov. Tcnto ma; ;etok
prcda SD crly alcbo len pozrmok
Cena nlzka, dC5ra prilezitost' IA
robit' vel'ke pcniaze buducno-
sti. Hast sa treba Il NJ. Mraza
" redakciD d d'alsio podrob-
nosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-09-26
Drobne ohlayky
DO RENTU FARMA

Da sd do rentu vel 'ka 1861 a.
krova farma v Coitsville Town
ship, 5 i pol mile cd Youngstown.
Ia miernu cenu ma tri alebo pat
rokov. Haste sa v izbe {. 2O4 Fe-
deral Bldg. Telefon 32557.