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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-11
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES AT THE
LOULIE COMPTON SEMINARY

On Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock,
Miss Morton was hostess in the draw
ing-room at a merry Faculty" party,
where love and matrimony were the
topics of interest. Miss Mary Baugh,
for several years past, popular
teacher of violin and piano in the semi
nary. was the central figure of the
romantic occasion, since her marriage
in early June had been announced, and
her friends were delighted to offer
fluctuations.
After love game of flowers, and a
mock confessional with Miss Morton
as father confessor, the practical pur-
pose of the evening was disclosed. The
charming bride-elect was showered by
her friends with many beautiful gifts.
At ten delicious refreshments were
served, and the evening closed with
many hearty wishes for Miss Baugh's
future happiness.
The vesper service of the Young
Women's Christian association on We'd
nesday evening was particularly inter
esting. Mrs. Rheinhart, the well known
Bible teacher of Birmingham led the
devotional exercises, and in her most
impressive manner talked to the girls
on service. Organ music and songs
added to the program. Mrs. Rheinhart
is always a welcome visitor at the
Seminary.
Mrs. Carol Wilson Foster and her
two graduate pupils in pipe organ,
Misses Mary Ray Dobyns and Madge
Hagan, win he on the program for mu-
sic week in ,Gadsden.
PRAYER BAND TO MEET
The Prayer band of the Woman's
Auxiliary Of the South Highland Pres
byterian church will meet Monday aft
ernoon at $3.50 p. m. in the church
office The regular business meeting
of the auxiliary will be held in the Sun
day school auditorium at 3 rs o'clock
Monday afternoon.
The White Cross Work of the Auxil-
larry will begin Monday at 10 a. m. in
the Sunday school building. 1t is a
new work and will require all the inter
est and enthusiasm of the women to
mt - nrar whit a . fret
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tertain0d. 1t was a very beautiful affair
however. DR.. Larue and his bride are
spending their honeymoon nearby and
will be absent only a short time, expect
ing to leave later on a longer trip.
They will be at home for the remainder
of the spring and early summer. with
Mrs. Larue's father, at the family
home in Third street.
Among Out-of-town relatives here for
the wedding were Mrs. John Levert and
her children, from their home at Biloxi :;
Mr.. frederick Levert and Mr.. and Mrs
Laurence Leyert from their plantation
home near ST. MaFtinyille and Miss
Aurelle Levert from Baton Rouge.
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DELTA GAMMA SIGMA TO
ENTERTAEN AT TEA

The members Of the Delta Gamma
Sigma Sorority viii entertain at a tea
Saturday afternoon, May IL. at the resi-
depce Of Miss Ruth Wallace in honor
Of the recently installed chapter Of the
Delta zeta Of Howard college.
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COUNCIL OF WOAEEN'S CLTRS

Birmingham Council of Women's
clubs win meet Monday morning at II
o'clock in the council chamber Of the
city hall. The meeting is called by the
Study Circle seconded BY the Pierian
and Joycroftefs clubs. to consider
matter of importance to the community.
All club presidents are urged to at
tend. MRS. L. ]. HALEY.
President
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y.
rrS,. " og p $500 entlalea The Egyptian
E.nesss, Mnich was to have been pre-
theatre Nav % and Ma 81 sse'S Is - :
Birfninekam .harfer N1o,,yar.sI. y Ia. nc
uae assbeiatIon w;Il rot " i% 49,. ,.
ProbAAlv tRe Alshars .c N s.ssas nsw.
win "a nreeents .if 81 a.
taFiuN fE;s al u 1nS a.-ssasS a1el-
minkham rbsr,ss- &C., wSssr, sne Dir
n Fickesa IN Nv ~sn, s,Sulase sac
niotmse 1sl.se $500 49, 'iss. ,,s M9sA1n
I s,pssSatsS q ia Hsas,, 49, WI pc
Inns III sSns ~ A.sss. aealso,lum :
fkNs4 flcess Il ~ ~ 1917 prvceeas q
Iinr nnIiar ysssr.,s s''.,su y ne All,-
Iers tb-a,,,,, ~ ~. AAe y 1s Soi-
afSaI s,ssss ~ ass.esss y 1T. zoe
fhsStre 0''s = uO'seElu una
sTbis F,aado,,y 4. 49, - a.
nirt,,Tes thss r.;I, - 49, u sns nness
sssmT,e,. ana sr.rr ~ - Dl" ~ nere tnls
sn;ov sse;nv th;s Mnm 49, 1870 wVhlan wiz
TIs woyns,, of ~ m ~,',1sH ~ picture:
district ~ IN Alshsn,s P TsSa..s n y 1nlrd
ems cluhs w;II esq., - neug5s1ea WON.
oheat.s r. W. assist me blrmingham
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MRS. ROBINSON TO
COMPLIMENT MISS LEE

Mre. 81. B. Robinson will be hostess
on Thursday, May rs, entertaining with
theatre party followed b. tea st her
Mis- AhAie Lee, q bird elect
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torium the night Of May IS, these two
artists will be presented in splendid
concert program. under the auspices Of
the Y. w. II. A. People Of Birming-
ham will not fail to avail themselves
Of the privilege of hearing them and Of
according to Rose and Mary Fabian
the honor which their success deserves.
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PRAYER BAND TO MEET
MISS ANNIE LEE
TO BE HONORED

Mrs. Doris Moughon will honor Miss
Annie Lee, who win be married Mon
day, June 2, 70 Mr.. Frank Barker, with
a bridge party on Friday afternoon,
May q.
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Motl,er's Day, lis
Meaning And
Ongin

-. 40 7. 4 49, -
9xAy thlaN nave been wEatlen ana
e1sN 9nout A1etnekv 10y. " ven "
sNs.t we ofl2sn O. this nseqf1fal esk
ofalen, Leaf we FORGET
4ne ilea q national Mother Day
TX ina!ea Win MisS Anne Jyfvis ct
1hueoesphie. ner m1fheF hcM been q
@eNnE spirit IN thetr hoEfe town In
lrginia and after her death, her
saugnter was 1skedfto assist IN Arx4nx-
ing the dedicA tiow-a day to<fhe mem
ofy OF TINS mother.
Wnne 1ianning this, Miss Jarvis
came 70 think Of what a national com-
memorTuon OF the debt might mean.
night hsln TO overcome the growing
Ac5 o. consideration for absent moth
ere among the WORLDLY minded busy
Efown.un children. The thoughtless
fneglecty of home ties ensendered bv the
VAIL ana pressure Of modern life, the
taek of respect affd deference to par
enfY among children Of the present ksla-
sfaucn ana the need Of reminding al
snoss every one Of the debt each per-
f0n owes 9 mother. So the Idea had
Hfs origin and in May, 1914. Consrnsn
9efl&nafed the second Sunday In May
81 Mothers Day and authorisea ana re-
auested the Prevalent TO issue 1: brocla.
nation calling upon the government
70 display the Tag on the rovernment
euilding on TINT Sunday.
~ me swiftly krowins popularity Of
eaotnerM Day shah help Us to 3 reali-
sation or the crest need that exists,
0ot qniy forfthe filial respect, reverence
enu remembrance OF our mothers. but
Ter . conservation OF their physical
Isssra TOE their peace and happiness,
shen Mothers Day viii have fulfilled
~ pnspgse William Dean Howell
7, mother means e him until it is too
Has II ever occurred to you what it
means to be . good motherg Nowadays
tns needs Of the child are so empha-
sl1ed that we come times forget that
the needs of the mother must come first
wait to. be reminded that she must
Pc spared and helped so as to order her
ne not only, that it may react to the
good of the family but also from the
sense of fairness 70 harsnlf an ;nd;-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-04
KRAsNE MOVE MODIFY
I BUICK AUTOMOBILOV
: Standard Six" mnohymi novo.
tani a novym motorom.

Buick Motor Go. v utorok ozna-
mila verejnosti, ze vydala celkom
move modely svojich chyrecnyeh
automobilov, ktorych kostra ma
ia 3-8 inca kolesoveho zakla-
du a celkom novy motor, ktory
ysak j teraz ma prfklopy {valves)
" hlave a cylindre majd 3-incove
diery so AZ incovym 1derom. No
Wy model znamy bude co STAN
dard Six.
Modely kocov pozostavaju z s.
osobneho duplovanej sluzby seda-
nu, 2-osobneho roadsteru, 2-osob.
neho zavreteho roadsteru s ohrie-
vacom, z 5-osobneho touring, z s.
Eosobneho zatvoreneho touring :
ohrievacom (pieckou), z 2-osobne-
no duplovanej sluzby coupe, !
5-osobneho sedanu a 4-osobneho
coupe. Najvacsou novotou tych.
to novych modelov sd iste road.
fster a touring kary, ktore s1 "a
tvorene, ale mozu byt' al otvore.
ne. Maj1 tax. zvany staly vrch
(ktory sa media slozit') s1 v mich
piecky, ably zine cestovatel ON
bolo v mich teplo. Inymi novota-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-04

nejsie ako Y seskych zemiech =
ze obce nebudh patrne m6ct' pri-
spieyat' ma kniznice tol,ko, ako
tam, objavf sa iste potrebnym
zdvojnasobnit ma Slovensku pri-
spevok statu a bude teda treba
zvysit' rozpocet pre- rok 1926 ma
kniznice v celku 0 100000 kor,
ak ma osvetova cinnost' ma Slo-
vensku byt' postayena ma zdravy
zaklad.
Pri tejto prilezitosti spomenie-
me in1 bolest' nasej l'udovycho-
Wy. S1 to ochotnicke divadla ma
vidieku, ktore v minulom storoci
ziskaly 81 takych zasluh naroar
ne a demokraticke prebudenie l'u-
du v ceskych zemiach. Zda sa, ze
vyznam vidieckeho divadla pre- bu
ditel 'ske poslanie ma Slovensku 50
este nedoceifuje. Kym stale diva
dla mestach dostayajii znacns
statne subvencie (podpory), s1 sta
lie dochadzajdce prosby ochotnf-
ckyeh divadiel o podopry minister
stvom skolstNa, smahom odmieta-
ne. Bolo by len splatkou spravo-
dlivosti, 1keby do noveho rozpo-
ctu zaradena bola nova polozka
na vychovu vidieckeho l'udu di-
vadlom, spevom a hudbou.
Predkladame tieto riadky k L.
vahe pri terajsich pracach rozpoe-
tovych, dobre sue 81 vedomi znac-
nych dspor statnych vydaniach
al v buddcom rozpoeteyom roku.
Bezohl 'adne setrit' ma potrebach
kultnrneho$ povznesenia sloven-
skeho al'udu bolo by dl'a nasej
mienky politikou kratkozrakou.
- Prof. Bancik zomrel.. Profe-
sorsky sbor cs. statneho gymnazia
v Bratislave oznamuje, ze prof.
nstavu Phi. DR.. SamO Bancik 20
mrel 4. jina Rimavskej Koka-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-04

We po t'azkej nemoci 70 veku 43
rokov. DR.. BAncik narodil 30 I.
1881 Y Tnri0kach na Slayensl<a.
Po prevrate Dol jednym prvych,
ktori sa prihlasili do skolskych
,ssluzieb .GS.. republiky'. Nebohy
Dol horlivym pracovnfkom lite
rarnym i skolskym, najma vyda-
sdal a upravoval ucebnice pre- mad
stredne skoly v CS. republike.
Cest jeho pamiatke! .ss
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-04

keno zivlu nastala v sl'ubne SO
rozyijaj1com knixnicnom ruchu j.
sta stagnacia. NastavaN nebezpe-
censtvo, ze by mohla vzniknnt
prilis vel l'ka protiva medzi kniz-
nienym ruchom v historickych ze-
miac'h a ma Slovensku, co by malo
,ovsem v zapati d'alsie nesrovna-
losti V kultiirnej lrovni. Preto ma
lieha sa urychlen1m ma to, aby
zakon 0 povinnych knizniciach O.
becnych vosiel v platnost' al ma
Slovensku. Ministerstvo skolstva
samo uznalo potrebnym do toho
casu, nez krok tento bude usku-
tocneny, vyplnit' hlavne medzery
v slovenskom kniznictve sriade-
MIN troch zupnych kniznfc po-
ciatocnym zakladom Pc 1000 svaz-
kov a potrebnd ciastku vzalo z ho-
remenovanej polozky pre- zeme hi
storicke. /.
To vsak d'aleko nestacf. Ably
zupne kniznice mohly hoci len z
eiastky splnit' prikazany hkol,
musi sa utvorit rad knNnic pre-
nosnych k tomu eiel'u doplnit'
sa aspon na 5000 svazkoy l'udo-
veho citania. Ma druhej strane
spomenutym uz chystanym rozsi-
renim platnosti zakona o obecnych
knizniciach ma Slovensko, vznika
statu novy 1kol ] dotovat' tieto
kniznice obdobnym sposobom, ako
v zemiach ceskych. To by znacilo,
ak ratame len troma tisicami
vacsich obci ma Slovensku a vys-
ku prispevku kazdej kniznici 100
kordn, 1hrnny zvysok prislusnej
rozpoctovej polozky aspon o 300
tisfc kor. Ak vezmeme vsak do
OIL 'adu nizsiu vseobecnn osveto-
VII a spolkovu uroven, ak uvazi-
me d'alej, ze financne hospodar-
stvo obci ma Slovensku je obt az
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-04
ODDIEL XVII.
Vstup cudzej pevniny, susedia
Gel so Spoienymi Statmi.

Generalny komisar je opravne-
ny emit Nyhody $ paroplaveb-
nymi lfniami a vobec dopravny-
mi spolocnost ami ohl'adom "a
znamov a prehlia dky cudzincov,
prichadzajncich dc Spoj. Statov
4 cudzej pevnlny, snsediaceJ so
Spoj. Statmi, ako IA pr. Kanada.
Cudzinec, ktory by sd chcel hla-
sit pripustenie do Spoj. Sta
tov takej krajiny, ably sa do
stal do miesta prvsieho pobytu,
poyedzme do Kanady, moze byt
pripusteny ably V ceste svojej po-
kracoval. I'll, ktorl by ehceli sa
hlasit' pripustenie do Spoj. Sta
tov, musia dokazat' re prisli do
takej cudzej krajiny po linii, kto-
ra vyhovuje vsetkym podmien-
kan tohto noveho zakona, alebo
musel by byt' kazdy osadnlkom
takej cudzej krajiny najmenej
diva roxy alebo Wac.
(Dokoncenie buducne.)
- Kazdy citatel', ktory nam je
,dlzen predplatne "a noviny, do
stane zaplatene "a svoju pracu.
A. my len to ziadame.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-04
4. JJJIA 1s7l.
mi na tychto automobiloch 81 tax
zvan6 balonov6 eumy, 6plne now

mi na tychto automobiloch 81 tax
zvane balonove gumy, dplne novy
motor 5 aatolna atiaih YIN oisjovanim
a inc zvlastnosti. Motor vyvinie
SO konskych sill jeho hlava So
.da slozit'. Priklopky sd tax robe
ne, ze nerobia ziadneho zvuku.
Karburetor je najnovsieho mai
lepsieho sostavenia, vyparovanie
|gazu deje sa dokonale.
Brzdy lbrakes) SD Buick typu
a nachodia sa na vsetkyych styroch
kolesach. Urovnavac zabezpecuje
rovpaky tlak ako ma zadne, tax j
ma predne kolesa. Kolesa sd ka-
nonierskeho typu. Gumy sd vel
|tosti 31x4.95 S malo tlakom vzdu-
chu, ia ysetkych modeloch. Spru-
by su polo-vajcovite ma predku a
zadne ''cantilever" typu, mimo-
riadne dlhe, Ezabezpech'jlce mai
vacsiu pohodlnost'.
Krasu dokonalost tychto mo-
delov ami nemozno opisat' slova-
mi. Treba ich videt' ma vlastne
oci, aby clovek mohol spravne 0.
cenit' ich krasu, ich prvotriednu
|vyrobu a novelty, ktore sdokazu
j1, xze automobily sa este vzdy w
vinujd. Novesmodely mono vidct'
u, Mahoning Buick Co. ma Wick
Ave. alebo u Edwards & Herald
ma Market st.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-04
ODDIEL XIV.
Deportacia.

kazdy cudzinec, ktory bude chy
teny pri vstupu do spoj. statov,
re pri svojom pripilst ami nebol
opravneny. k pristupu do Spoj.
Statov, alebo ked sa u neho zistl,
ze boil .pripusteny len na urcltu
dobu a ze doba jeho pobytu W.
prsala, .bude deportovany.
Sekretar Prace moze "a urci-
tych podmienok okolnosti po-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-04
z Cesko-Slovenska
Pol 'sko odovzdalo Slovensl
fN krajovych novin

| + ee-T 3
- Pol 'sko odovzdalo Sloyenslxu
ti oravske obce. Dna 4. jlna pre-
wal povazsky zupan DIR. Orszagh
obce Hladov'ku a Such1 Horu 4
5. jlna Hornn Lipnicu Grave
do spravy o-Slovenskej re-
publiky. Obce pridelene sn do O
kresu trstianskeho. Pol 'ske marky
boly obyvatelsstvu vymenene "a
cs. koruny dlia kurzu. Obyvatel'-
stvo tychto obci vitalo zastupcov
Cesko- -Slovenska so zastavami a
kvietim este "a pritomnosti poll
skej pohranicnej straze. Toto odo-
vzdanie troch obci vykonane bolo
dl'a rozhodnutie rozhranicoyacej
komisie spojeneckej.
= L'udovychova ma slovensku
a statny rozpocet. Met pritom-
nom obdobf kulturneho vyvinu
sirokych vrstiev na Slovensku do
lezitejsieho oboru verejnej cinno-
sti ako ludovychova Ale l'udo-
vychova nemoze sa systematicky
darit' bez riadne vybudovanej Sic
te l'udovych kniznic. Kniha je
kazdej vychovnej einnosti zakla-
dom.
=. Rozumie sa nam teda samose-
bou, re 1zkostliv1 peclivost or
ganizaciu l'udovych kniznic majil
kompetentnf einitelia pokladat Ia
vel mi odpovednl naliehav1 po-
vinnost a to tym Wac, re uz tax
mer 3 roxy plati, hoci predbezne
zemiach historickych, zakon. o
sriad 'ovani .verejnych kniznic OBJ
cami. z lab obci nachodiacich
sa v Cechach, ma Morave a Sliez-
sku, ma asi 5000 verejne obecne
kniznice, ale prispevky, ktore OBJ
ce dl'a zakona su povinne ma svo-
je kniznice platit' God $3.50 ha-
lierov) sn pri dnesnej drahote
knih fax nepatrne, zvlast' ked
majil sa MICH vydrzovat' al Ia
riadenie, odmeny knihovnikov a
tax d'alej, re sa objavilo potreb-
nym, ably po dobu drahoty knih
prispieyal ma obecne kniznice tiez
Stat. " Statnom rozpocte na rok
1924 skutocne nachodime pod po-
lozkou "verejne knizniee Judo
ve". obnos 100000 koriin. Dl'a
horeuvedeneho poctu obci pripada
z tejto eiastky ia obec asi l13 Kts
statneho prispevku, inymi slovami
asi 10 halierov IA hlavu, teda pri-
spevok zrejme minimalny, prl
tom neberie este zretel IA potre-
bu Slovenska.
Ma Slovensku je proti historl,
ckym zemiam l'udove kniznictvo
este len V plienlxach. Treba kon-
statoyat', ze vacSina toho, co sa v
tomto smere ma Slovensku dosiah-
10, je zasluhou prist 'ahovaleckeho
ceskeho zivlu. S prichodom &c.
chov nastal culejsi spolkovy ruch
ma 10000 knih sllstredllo sa "a
ten cas- na Slovensku v knizni,
ciach spolkovych. Z iniciativy ces-
keho zivlu zkrslo d'alej AZ vereJ-
nych kniznic obecnych, ktore ma.
ju na S40O svazkov. Po sriadeni
osvetovych sborov pribudlo k to.
mu 26 okresnych knizn1c putoy'
nych.
Obci IA Slevensku je ysak 351C
| a z toho 254O slovenskych. Okrem
| oLx -. oc4,,,r,u, cao
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-04
ODDIEL XIII.
Vyluka 2 pripustnosti do Spoj.
Statov.

t5& JIDlElI ALL.
Vyluka 2 pripustnosti do Spoj.
Statov.
AZ ziadny prist 'ahovalec nebu-
de pripusteny do Spoj. Statov, len
ked' vyhovie nasleduj1cim pod
mienham:
l. Musi mat prist 'ahovalecke
vizum v platnosti podl'a nom u
vedeho datumu, alebo ked' by ne
NAL vizum, muscle by to diet>a
ktore sd .narodilo, ked' rodicom,
pot'azne matke alebo otcovi pri-
st 'ahovalecke vizum bolo vydane.
2. Musi byt' tej narodnosti, ako
je " prist 'ahovaleckom vizume O.
znaceny.
u tt3: Musi byt' nekvotovy prist "a
hovalec, ked' je tax prist 'aho-
va1eckom vizume uvedene.
4. Musi byt' podl'a ostatnych
clankov prist 'ahovaleckeho zako-
Ma pripustny.
By Prist 'ahovalci, ktori boil uz
raz do Spojenych Statov pripuste
nj, mozu byt' po docasnej nepri-
tomnosti v Spoj. statoch sznovu
,bez prist'ahovaleckeho VIA pri-
pusteni.
g Prist 'ahovalec, ktory ME je
pripustny "a americkeho obeana,
nemoze byt' pripusteny prist 'aho-
yaleckymi tiradmi, jedine "a ma
sledovnych spodmienok:
L /. MusiH to byt' prist 'ahovalec,
ktory nespada dc. kvoty, ako do
lu uvedene.,
i Prist 'ahovalec, ktory Dol uz vo
Spoj. Statoch a vracia sa 2 do
casnej navstevy.
Prist 'ahovalec, ,ktory bol maj
menej diva roxy povolanim knaz,
alebo Kolejnym paDfesorom a kto-
ry chce prist' do Spoj. Statov,ty-
konavat' knazske povolanie ale
bo profesorske. Pristup ovsem ma
jt i manzelka Diet; takeho, ked'
ME su manzelsk ON svazku sn
'vo veku nize Is rokov.
Ked' je studentom najmeneJ vo
veku Is rokovs .prichadza do
1Spoj. Statov "a tym i'celom, aby
tn pokracoval IA uznanej koleJl,
univerzite, akademii, seminar a
lebo vychovnom ustave.
2. Ked' je vladnym zamestnan-
com, alebo V jej sluzbach alebo
len prechadza Spoj. Staty, alebo
je turistom alebo obchodnikom,
ktory sem prichadza Ia obchodom.
vykonania obchodnej transakcle,
nakol 'ko je to stlhlase S obchod-
nymi smluvami Spoj. Statov l.
nymi krajinami. Alebo bol ma
mornikom a musi vystnpit' na a.
mericku p6du, ked' lod' pristane,
ably 81 vybavil svoje sukromne "a
lezitosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-04
RozBoR NOVEHo PRIsTAHovALECKEHo
ZAKONA.
f. L. I. s..
(Pokracovanie.) }

VOLT trNaly prlstup prlst ,ahoval-
cow nedospelemu vo veku nize Is
rokov, ked' tento Dol uz pripu-
steny, ked' okrem toho niekto 2
jeho rodicov bud to otec, alebo
matka je americkym obcanom ale
bo americkou obcankou. v ta-
kych pripadoch zalezl na pome-
roch tych, ktori by 81 takeho pri-
st 'ahovalca wall ma starost'.
ODDIEL XIV.
Doba vynimecneho stavu SO vst a.
hom pripustnosti niektorych tried
prist 'ahovaleckych.
Doba, kedy bude platit' doba i
vynimka pre- pripustnost' SUDDEN
tov nekvotovych prist 'ahovalcov
a vsetkyych cudzincov, neratanych
do triedy prist 'ahovalcov - WI.
niue ovsem vladnych 1radnlkov,
ich rodin atd'. - bude urcovana
podl'a predpisov podmienok, a
ko sa tieto pozdejsie stanovia.
ODDIEL XVI.
Tresty "a protizakonnd dopravu.
. 'a) Ia porusenie zakona prist "a
hovaleckeho bude sa povazovat'
Ii kazdeho,, isu preplaynch spoloc-
nosti, u majittell'a par.niku, u ka-
pitana, u zastupcov preplavnych
spolocnosti / Il toho, kto2 by >pove-
laval sem, alebo priviezol Wy
lodil:
/. ktorehokol'vek prist 'ahoval-
ca, ktoreho prist 'ahovalecke vizo
by nemalo platnosti podl'a da-
tumu platnost' jeho vyprsala.
9. Kvotoveho prist 'ahovalca,
ktory by boil vo svojom prist "a
hovaleckom vizu uWiedol, re je
nekvotovy prist 'ahovalec.
b. Ia porusenie take, ustanove-
IA je pokuta "a kazdeho, takym
protizakonitym sposobom priveze-
neho prist 'ahovalca k tomu OBJ
nosu dodatocne este ia suma, kto-
Ri prist 'ahovalec taky zaplatil "a
dopravu az do miesta svojho po-
vodneho pobytu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-04
Move kniizzlky'
zkraju I.

Prave mi dos1y styri pakle knih
20 Slovenska. So to divadelne ku..
sy, kuplety, romany a rosicne
rozpravky. Haste sa u i.
M. MRAz, u
$40 w. Federal st. " redakcii).
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-11-06
CASPER B'NAI BIRTH HOLD
MEETING

\ regular meeting of the Casper
B'nai Birth Lodge was held Oct. 9th.
The meeting was well attended.
The Casper i. Il. lodge membership,
which is only two years old, consists of
some of the best timber Of Israclites,
who are consinuously putting forth
their best efforts to further the cause
of what Ben-Brith stands for.
Mr.. J. l.. Learner, past president Of
the lodge, who was visiting ut Casper,
was in attendance and honOrcd by be
ing called to the Past Presidents chair,
He made n short address.
One member was initiated, and credit
must be given to the Degree Team for
their beautiful arrangements.
Two proposals for new membership
were put before the lodgcland accepted.
President Leo Prudential made the
presentation of beautiful leather
bound, gold lettcrcd Holy Bible, donated
to the lodge by Abner Wagman of the
Denver u. Il. lodge.
DIR. Edward l. Newlander, Sec.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-11-06
DELEGATION OF X A BBIS
CALL ON MEXICAN PRESI-
DENT-ELECT.
Palestine Chief Rabbi Confers Blessing
For Friendly Invitation to Jewish
Immigrants.

tFrom our New York CorrospondenD
New Nork.-MeNican President-elect
General Plutarco Elias Gales received
n deputntion of rabbis at the Waldorf
Astoria hotel. October 30. The delega-
tion, representing both Orthodox and
Reform Judaism, consisted of Rabbi
Abraham Isanc Cook, chief rabbi OF
Palestine; Rabbi i. Shapiro, chief rab-
bi Of Lithuania Rabbi Moses Epstein
of the Talmudicul Academy at Slobod-
ka Rabbi H. Margolies, Rabbi Israel
Rosenberg, DIR. Bernard Reyel, repre-
senting the Union of Orthdox Rabbis
of America, and DIR. Nathan Krnss of
Temple Emanuel of New York.
Rabbi Margolies introduced the dele
CATION. Rabbi Cook, addressing the
presidcnt-elect in Hebrew, congratu-
lated him ON his election. Rabbi Cook
expressed his hope that Mexico would
flourish and that Jews would continue
to prosper in that country, All coun-
tries which have favored Jews have
enjoyed prosperity and Mexico, by ex-
tending friendly hand to the wander
ing Jews, will now likewise prosper.
He then gave to General Gales 'the
blessings OF Mt. Zion and Jerusalem" +"
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-11-06
NANTIAGAN is SATISFIED
WITH SAMUEL'S REPORT
ON HOLY SITES.
tJewlsh Telcgraphlc Agency

Paris-primc Minister Mussolini
and Cardinal Gasparri were fully salts
fed with the report Of Sir Herbert
Samuel, high commissioner of Pales-
tine. with regard TO the Catholic inter
ests in Palestine, declared DR.. Chain
Weizmann, who is here on a short visit
before leaving for Geneva. DR.. Weiz-
mann also stated that he was very
much satisfied with the results OF his
visit to Palestine.