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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR sAIE-HOUsEs FOR sALE-HOUsEs
SHANNON & LUCHS, Inc.
Realtors
Cordially Invites You Inspect These Homes.
Open for Your Inspection All Day Today
5325 And STREET NV.
West of Conn. Ave. South Of Military Rd)
NEW. SENEN-ROOM BRICK HOME FOR S14.5OO
'9nsM ms M a s % ] % sdas es
3OO CLEVELAND AVENUE NV.
West of Conn. Ave, at Calvert St)
BEAUTIFUL CORNER HOME IN MASSACHUSETTS PARK
~ The e.n ] % eC,0. and desad
.ae f @Ht % @ % % % % @ % % % con
2244 CATHEDRAL AVENUE NV.
East of Conn. Ave. Wardman Park
ATTRACTIVE BRICK HOME OVERLOOKING PARK.
..ons 1ns Of % s @ %sof sss @ es @ M 'ns Ds @ he
Rss s Ri @ & &n1sa ] & @ rs has has n :0eps .sp
possible
1908 10Th STREET NE. =
(Souh of r. |. Ave. at So. Oak. Ave.)
ATTRACTIVE STUCCO HOME IN POPULAR SUBURB,
S8450
n , u sr'sTs so ase veil Sf sS & wt snsse en 'sp
% he Snn he as er en s B.re 5 i h00 *Nn " with
FOR ADDITIONAL SEE REks ESTATE SECTION IN
SHANNON & LUCHS, Inc.
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a REAL BUY.

NEAR 18th AND. SHEPHERD SITS. NV.
OWNER offers for immediate sale tapes
try brick home. equipped with all modern
conveniencee. Six large, rooms. bath. 3
porches: on lot 20x153 This is a Eive-away
Der 1st.
CAHILL 4 MENsH.
Franklin 131 Insurance Bldg.
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FLORIDA REAL ESTATE.

FLORIDA FRUIT LAND-sTITABLE For
Sateuna oranges Italian grapes pecans and
vegetables: e1eO 70 s4eo Tor 5 acres: terms
s2S mo1ssly 70 tnter..t Rsrf.e. t's Re-
valle. E. '. z. Larsen, Jacksonville. Fla.
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1431 SPRING PLACE NV.
JUST OFF 10Th ST
Vicinity of 10th st. and Park Rd.

1451 SPRING PLACE NV.
v,.,,,x 'UsT 7, ,s15 OFF :, 10Th Ind ST Park Rd
Excellent location for either
Doctor or Dentist.
Semi -detached brick home, nearly new.
located on q corner lot. with three exposures
condition and modern in every respect. Four
large porches. huilt-in garage.
SMOOT & COMPANY,
1916 H St. NV. Main 1850. :
BEST BUYS NORTHEAST.
$2.35O-NACANT.
A nice house. conveniently located North
troSe heat. gas gas light from. ana rear wards;
S.. .5OO~k ST. N.F... NR. 7th.
Brick house, in excellent, condition; con
tanning large rooms and bath. electric
"f F. "n and
session.
X ST. NE. AT 1lth.
You haze been waiting for this norch
materials: g immense rooms and tiled bath
room. parouet floors; hot-water heat. electric
cesr and toe
Immediate possession. This is horne YOU
will he proud OF.
S6.25O-CAPITOI. lIILI..
Vacant. Desirably. located near 10th and
IMass. ave-. ne. Attractive pressed brick
home of g large. rooms and bath, concrete
front and reay yards. Will sell on $500 cash
and $3.50 4 month. including all interest
So. .,3OO-S3OO CASH.
Southeast-Near Penna. ave. car line. in
splendid location; colonial porch home. 90
feet wide. with large rooms and bath: hot
water heat; large lot to alley. In perfect
condition. Owner leaving town only reason
for selling at above low price
See rs for the Best Values in Northeast
and Southeast Homes
OPEN EVENINGS 7 TO O'CLOCK.
HOW ENSTEI\ BROS,
REALTORS.
eth and n SITS NE. Line. 2p7
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y EEF WIDE

Close by Central High School An un-
usually large home of buff brick. This
home is . feet wide and is one of the most
pleasing homes in this section All conven-
fences, including fine hot-water heating
plant. The lot is 115 feet deep TO an alley
a Gear brick garage completes this home
Price, 81 900; 900 terms Can Main n 1853.
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LARGE CORNER LOT.
TWO ENTRANCES
SOUTH AND EAST EXPOSURES.
ONE BLOCK FROM BUS LINE.
THREE MASTER BEDROOMS.
TWO COMPLETE BATHS.
THREE MIRROR DOORS.
PANELED WALLPAPER
MODEL KITCHEN
STOVE WITH HEAT CONTROL.
OUTSIDE ICING REFRIGERATOR.
COLD STORAGE ROOM
BEAUTIFUL ELECTRIC FIXTURES.
DRY. DAMP-PROoF CELLAR.
GARAGE TO MATCH.
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GLOVER PARK,

GLOVER PARK
"A Gruver subdivision of English
tyne homes, Beautiful and dietinc-
tive in design complete in every
detail and with every convenience:
mac adam street and paved alley. with
GARAGE. Price. S9:15Q on terms.
Open daily and lighted until p.m.
SEE THEM BEFORE YOU BUY.
B. H. GRUNER,
wner and Builder.
e21 18th St. NV.
Main 2610 or your broker.
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A
A DECORATOR.
A
THE PERFECT HOME"
See it Before Buvng for it Will Give New Ideas of
How Home Should be Finished
Priced in Scale of Moderate Homes and Below Value.
NJ
QUICK REALTY COMPANY, INC, REALTORS.
14lo H W.
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$3.50 CASH

Practically new bungalow. Very desrably
located in WoodridEe on large lot 50x2o0
feet. containing fve spacious rooms tile
reduced the price to ss.25o-on very easy
monthly terms.
WM. S. PHILLIPS & CO.. Inc,
PHONE SERVICE UNTIL ePM
1882 q ST. MAIN $500.
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MckINI EN 81

ANll IN ! y = i -
very unusual home on one of the best
streets in Chevy Chase. Eight rooms and
bath. with extra lavatory. and containing
every convenience that belongs in modern
home. Full two stories, with attractive and
well proportioned exterior. Every room is
light and sunny and the living room is espe
cially large. The lot has frontage Of 30
feet and covered with charming shruhhery
as owners business has caused him 10 Leave
this city. Price. Sl4 900 Call Main 1858
WALTER A. BROWN. 1900 F.
FOR SALE 14O2 MASSA-
chusetts ave. Open on two
streets: near the German lega-
ton: 18 rooms. ) baths. adapted
for entertainment, school. studio,
club or a high-grade rooming
and boarding house; owner will
finance: brokers please list.
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CLEVELAND PARK,
1911 Newark Street.

CLEVELAND PARK,
1911 Newark Street
Open Daily Until PM.
This real home, built of pure English design, offers
unusual opportunity for those seeking residence in exu
sive old Cleveland Park.
The house built to the owners orders. contains rooms
bedrooms and sleeping porch complete tile baths maids
ROOM plenty of closet space two.open replaces and
other modern appointments The lot has frontage of 50
feet on Newark Street 1t is surrounded by mature shade
and is planted in shrubbery of a variety
Surely this is an unusual offering.
An inspection will convince you.
THE MUNSEY TRUST COMPANY
Real Estate Dept. Main eteo.
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Monticello Chapter, held it's first
meeting of the seanson Tuesday eve
ming, al the home of the regent. Mrs.
A E. T. Hansmann, No. 2s35 Twenty
seventh street northwest. who was
the hostess. The regent presided
The chapter has lost, through
death. one of it's charter members.
Mrs. Middleton Smith, who passed
away October 2. A short period of
silence was observed as mark Of
respect. after which the meeting was
opened with prayer by the chaplain.
Mrs. Frank Bourn The usual patri
ot1c opening exercises followed. Re
ports from the chairmen If the vari-
Gus committees were heard. The
treasurers report shows a neat bal
ance to start the years work The
chapters treasurer, Mrs. Caroline F.
Kirk, who has served so efficiently
for the past IA years, is TO spend
the Winter in New York. and Mrs.
Frank B. Whitaker was appointed
assistant treasurer to act during Mrs.
Kinks absence. The chapter will
miss Mrs. Kirk s counsel and advice.
A large number of members were
present, and the work for this year
has the enthusia site support of each.
Ways and means We're discussed as
to methods for raising funds for the
patriotic and educational work. and il
was decided TO give card party
November 10. 1t was also suggested
that each member save all pennies
from now until February. and in this
way add to the treasury
Mrs. Samuel Jackson Kramer, the
Evening star., 1926-10-24

f.. Pluribus Inum Chapter held its
opening meeting of the season at the
home of the historian. Mrs. Theodore
NJ. F. knappen, 1925 Tilden street
Miss Elizabeth Hartman was assist
ing hostess. The regent. Mrs. Elmer
E. Curry, presided. After the usual
opening exercises reports of officers
and chairmen of committees were
given and plans of the work for the
chapter during the season were dis
cussed An election was held to fill
the vacant office Of vice regent caused
by the removal from the city of Mrs.
Howard w. Gamble. Mrs. Harvey NJ.
Friend was elected her successor. The
organizing regent. Mrs. Sylvanus
johnson, was the guest of honor and
gave a talk on Hawaii, where she
has spent the past few years. and will
shortly return. Two nonresident
members. Mrs. Ralph Danielson and
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-09-24

dali do tried neEiadilcich cudzin-
GOV. q toho 59l osobam bolo do
kazane sialenstvo, "a tuberkul6-
"a, IA nakazlive nebezpecne ne
moci, 3 tehotenstvo, 40 fyzicka
neschopnost' atd'.
Je teda na kazdom jednotlivom
cudzincovi, ably jeho stav tuna ne
Dol ohrozeny.
Vsetky vladne nrady a 1stavy,
podporovame 2 verejnych fondov,
musia hlasit' departmental prace
kazdeho cl1dzinca, ktoremu bola
poskytnuta pomoc. Siikromne Il
stavy, vydrziavane 1plne 70 s1-
krqlhnych fondov alebo prispev-
kov, nepodl 'ahujd tomuto maria
deniu, m6zu poskytovat' svoju
pomoc komukol 'vek, bez toho, a.
by dotyGny bol dl'a znenia zako-
ma povazovany "a t'archu verej-
nej dobrocinnosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-09-24

Youngstown je zdravsi, nez mnohe inc mesta.
Youngstown ma Wac tovarni podnikov pre- svoje
obyvatel stvo nez mnohe podobne aebo vacsie mesta
Priemern6 dsporne vklady tunajslch bankach sn
vacse, nez bankach po inych mestach
VI A nadovsetko: priemerna plaza robotnctya meste
Youngstown je mnoho vacsia nez robotnlctva Ceve
land Cincinnati Columbus Akron, Toledo Pittsburgh
New York Chicago Los Angeles San Francisco inych
mestach Priememy plat priemysenych zavodoch
Youngstown obnasa $1,717 rocne. Pittsburghu len
81 ,265, Cevelande 81 445 Akron 81 642 Cincinnati
81 ,2OO v Columbus 81 $50 atd'.
keby vada spoj Statov spracovala statistku al Q
bahobyte sovenskych koloni Amerke, presvedcii by
SINE sa ze Sovac Youngstown okoll zijn 81 mnoho
lepsie nez vo vacsine inych slovenskych kolonli
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-09-24
sPoKo oJIr1osT.

Miernost' je cloveku potrebna
pri vsetkych jeho zvykoch a vas
ikach. Je prave tax mono vystred
ne pracovat', ako vystredne jest.
Cloyek m6ze byt' vystrednym v
hire, v laske -lvo vSetkom. Mier-
most plodi spokojnost' a spokoj-
most st 'astie. St 'astny clovek je
ale celemu okoliu ku pozehnaniu.
Rozprava sa 0 Benjaminovi
Franklmovi, ako okna svojej
kancelarie vo Filadelfii pozoroval
jedneho mechanika, zamestnane-
no vedl'a pri stavbe domu. Videl
ako je tento remeselnik kazdy
den vo veselej nalade, a pre-, kaz-
deho ma iismev laskave slovo.
Mohol byt' den akykol 'vek :
chladny, zamraceny a na je-
hom st 'astnom oblicaji pohraval
Mdy dsmev ako slneony papr-
Sick.
Jednoho dna Franklin stretnul
ma ulIci tOhoto remeselnika a zia-
dial no, ably mu vyzradil tajem-
styo jeho nemeniacei sa nalady.
"Neni to ziadne tajomstvo, pan
doktor' bola jeho< odpoved'. =
ia mann jednu z najlepsich zien.
Ia, ked' idem do roboty, ma pre-
nina vzdy nejake laskave slovo
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-09-24

povzbudenia yreiy pol 'ubok ma
rozlllcenie. Ked' idem roboty
dompv, viem iste, ze mi pride ma
proti a uvita ma Ease nsmeWom a
pol 'ubkom. Donna je uE hotovy
caj, a ked' potion veeer spolocne
sa rozpravame, vidlm, ze "a ten
den vykonala tol ko rozlicnych
praciciek, aby sa mi zavd 'acila,
ze mi AMI nenapadne, aby som
prehovoril nejake nepekne slovo,
alebo sa niekoho nepekne podf-
val.''
Franklin, rozpravaj1c toto, do
dava: 'Vidime, jak vel ky vplyv
ma zena ma srdce muGovo, jak ho
m6ze zmakcit sprawl no zdro-
jom blahych a cistych pohndtok.
Bud teda prfvetivym. Wesley Il
smev a laskave slovo pozdravu pri
navrate prace nestojf ia mic a
ie vstaue sprawl dom st 'astnym
a spokojnym.' Slovom, priveti-
vost' a veselost' prinasa zdravie
bohatstyo a prispieva k st 'astiu
sveta. Prfvetivy a vesely cloyek
rozsiruje okolo seba svetlo a jas,
ako jarne, slnecne rano, V ktorom
vsetko kvitne a ,rsmieva sa. ISL
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-09-24
DEPORTACNE NARIADENIA A
ozoBRACENf ALEBo NEMOC-
Nj CUDZINCI.
F. L. I. s.

| V Spojenych Statoch je vel'a
cudzincov, ktori potrebujti bez-
platneho nemocenskeho osetre-
MIA, ktori vsak sa obavajil pre-
\ krocit' prah dajakej nemocnice v
domienke, re budd 70 Spojenych
Statov deportovanf. Avsak We
Ia vacsi je pocet tych cudzincov,
! ktorf 81 vobec nechci1 lrvedomit
to nebezpecie, ktore hrozi al "a
konite pripustenym cudzincom,
ak padn1 ma t'archu verejnej do
bro6innosti, alebo ked' al nepad-
nu Ma 'archu, ale onemoenia tu-
| berkul6zou alebo SialenOst 'ou. Ne
bodaj ME je oboznamena ami jed
ma tychto dvoch skupin isty-
mi nariadeniami prist 'ahovalecke-
| ho zakonu, ktore maM vel'ky W.
znam pre- kaEdeho prist 'ahovalca
v tejto zemi.
| Prist 'ahovalecky zakon ustano-
vuje, re kaEdy cudzinec, "ktory
padne IA t'archu verejnej dobro-
cinnosti pre- priciny, o ktoryIch ne
moze dokazat', ze povstaly po je-
ho prichode do Spojenych Sta
tow" m6ze byt' deportovany be-
hom prvych 5 rokov. Go vsak zna
mena "fbyt' ma t'archu verejnej
dobrocinnosti''? Kasda ia osoba,
ktora dostava dobrocinnii podpo.
ru verejnych fondoy, je pova-
zovana, re padla ma t'archu We
rejnej dobrocinnosti. Necini sa
ziaden rozdiel, ci tato podpora je
poskytoyana v hotovych penia-
zoch, alebo inym, sposobom, ako
ma prlklad bezplatne kostovanie
vo verejnOm nstaye, alebo ako
bezplatne nemocenske osetrova-
ME. Hlavne pri tom rozhoduje, ze
podpora je poskytovana, bud
priamo alebo nepriamo, verej-
| nycH fondov. Ma t'archu nepada
len ten, co dostava podporu pria-
no od dajkeho zastupitel 'skeho L.
radu federalnej vlady, statu, o.
kresu, alebo cd miestnej spravy,
ale al ten, co podobn1 podporu
dostava aksi nepriamou cestou, a
sice Cd dajakeho 1stavu, ktory L.
pine alebo ciastocne je podporo-
vany veremTch fondov. TAX
| nd prfklad al cudzinec, ktory do
stava bezplatne nemocenske ose-
trenie privatnej nemocnici, ku
ktorym Nydnzoyaniu mestska, O.
kresna alebo statna pokladnica
! prlsplesa ufcltou s'mou penazl'
ie tiez poyazovany, ze padol ma
'archu veremej dobrocinnosti.
To iste sa tyka akychkol 'vek do
brocinnych spolocnosti, verejmych
noel ahov' slrotlncov' materln-
Il, IL i
skycn spitaiov' aispenserll' usta-
vow pre- choromysel nych a POD.
leda zakon' ako more oolo uz
spomenute' nstanovu1e, ze cudzi-
nee' ktory padne ma archu We
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-09-24
MARTINSKE SLAVNOSTI.

Tohorocne auglstove narodne slavnosti v Turcan-
skom Sv. MARITIME prevsy co do okazalost lcasti w
vsetky predosl6 Bolo to po prv cd tisic
kov co hlava statu prezdent Masaryk pod vajcou "a
stavou slovenskou recnil nrodu po sloveky; boo to-
po prvy raz, co vlada satu scasnla slavnost slo
venskych cele ministeskm predsedom po prvy raz
co savnosti zastipene boy vseky celne potck6 ve
decke nabozenske kultine istavy Statu ceskosoven
skeho
Prv zandari byva Ia slavnostiach zastupcam uhor-
skeho statu nabt ymi puskam peciach hotovi pra
chom oloyom zadsit akykolvek smelsi prejav sovel
skeho narodneho citenia Teraz vojsko statu vzdava
cest az doposiaP zaznavanej hynne "Hej, Sovaci!.
Prezdent recni povimostiach narodu spomina zase
easy poroby ked AMI len mtvch neboo sobodno uctit
Kedys, madarsky minister predseda vyda rozkaz Slo-
ydkov ''osszetiporni', rozmliazdt dneska ceskoso-
vensky mnisterpredseda dava Matici Kcs 25O0O0O co
svo osobny dar, vzdeavane slovenskeho rudu Take
ostr6 rozdele Koho by to nesmierne nepotelo,
citilo?
A koho by nepotesil obrat ktory ocvidne nastal v
tabore odpornkov slovensk6ho nacionazmu? Ma slav-
nosti Bella vykliknul: 'Sovensky l'ud ma pravo byt
narodom" Poslanec bJv minister dr.. Derer recn tez
slovenskom narode, slovenskom narode recna dcera
prezdentova, dr.. Alica Masarykova ini
Martinsk6 slavnost vesta koniec zvad medz Cechlni
d Sovakmi. Keby nebolo tnyslu icl skontt vlada by
nebola dosa do Martina, AMI prezdent Bella, Derer in
ktor dodnes neuznava slovellskelo naroda, nebo by
recni tax, ako lecnli. Sovenska narOdna mySlienka
wit 'aza uz mad jej najmocnejsmi odpornkm jest
vtazsvo je trvale, prinese len blaho Cechom Slo
vakom ch spolocnelm statu; prinese dobu Gprmneho
bratstva!
Bob daj, ably sa tax stale!
Ma martinskych slavnostach prijaty bol nasledovny
manifest .lj. '..
SLOVACI,
ktori ssli vsetych kraov ktorych otcovia
dedovia nas Cd nepamati ora, sali za, cd brehov
Moray, Vahu, Nitry, Hrona, Ipl'a Rimavy, Hornadu
Popradu Toryse,
shromazdiac sa dla %. augusta 1926 pamatnom
vsetm Slovakom meste Sv. MARITIME, kde cd vyse pol
storoca sisred ovaly sa vsetky tdzby dusevnym a
hmotnvm rozkvetom sovenskeho naroda,
dnes IA 1slni solody duchu najvaGsch nasich, ia
na Hoeho, Kollara Safarika, Stira Hurbana Hodzu,
Moysesa Kuzmanyho, MudroHa i Kmet'a, Vajanskehoi
Hvezdosava, Stefanika,
pritomnosti hlavy nasho statu, prveho prezidenta
narodomv' Posanec byv minister dr. Derer recnl tez
vyznavame:
Velike vec urobi nami Hospodin preto sa radu-
jeme ladostnym srdcom spolocne manifestujeme:
Slovaci pri vsekei rozicnosti svojich rodnych kla
iov, vieroyyznanl a stavoy
jedni SINE naveky jedni budeme vo vel1lost statu
nasmu ceskosovenskemu,
jedni SINE naveky jedni budenle v snahe duchovne
llmotne poyznasat' svoj slovensky narod,
iedni SINE az do spnenia Were, re tato jednotna
snaha nasa prvede Slovensko nase svoskemu rozkve
tn Ma blaho vlasti ludstya.
TAX nam Pan Bob pomahaj.
BUDME HRDf MA YOUNGSTOWN.
a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-09-24
BUDME HRDf MA YOUNGSTOWN.

Nase mesto m6ze mat svoje chyby, ktore sa nam
pa6ia; moze byt podpnemenym daktorom 'ade, ale
co ka vzrastu blahobytu jeho obyyate stya, to
sa inym mestam media tax l'ahko prevysh'
Youngstown ma premerne wac majtel'ov domov,
nez inc mesta.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-09-24

cudzinca'. Ak ME je mono podOb-
my dokaz si zadovazit', ma sa "a
to, ze pricina povstala uz pred
prichodom do Ameriky a cudzi-'
nee bude deportovany.
Nariaidenia zakona sn aida
dost neurcite, poneva6 tykajd sa
vel 'keho pol'a, avsak niekol 'ko
pr;kladov aida pom0Ee stanovi-
sko dradov v tejto veci lepsie W.
svetlit'. Ak sa dozaduje ma pri-
klad cudzinec nemocenskeho oSe-
trenia nasledkom nest 'astia, je
| samozrejme, re pricina (nest "a
stie) povstala po jeho prichode.
do Ameriky a nemusi sa obavat'
We bude deportovany. To iste mo-
hlo by sa riect' V prfpade zeny-
. cudzinky, ktora po ureitej dobe
svojho pobytu tuna, dostava bez-.
,platne osetrenie v materinskej
nemocnici, alebo vo verejnej dis
penzerii. AvSak ma druhej stra-
ne, ak dostava c,ldzinec bezplat7
neho nemocenskeho osetrenia v
lpripade choroby, ktora mohla za-
cat pred jeho prichodom do tejto
zeme, moze byt' deportovany, ak
padne ma t'archu verejnej dobro-
cinnosti behom prvych 5 rokov a
ak nedokaze, re nemoc objavila
sa pc jeho prichode. Vo vel a pri-
padoch je takmer vylncene po-
dobny dokaz 81 zadovazit' a oby-.
cajne je potom rozhodnute, ze
prfcina povstala pred prichodom
/ cudzinca do Ameriky.
| Najhorsie sl pripady, kedy je-!
dna sa cudzinca, ktory pada na
t'archu verejnej dobrocihnosti,
ponevac ME je v stave sam seba a.
lebo svoju rodinu vyzivovat'. V.
lpodobnom pripade cudzinec musi
dokazat' re pricina jeho neschop
nosti povstala pc jeho prfchode
do Spojenych Statov, ak sa chce
vyhnut' deportacii. Podobny do
kaz je vsak casio nemozny.
Osoby postihnute tuberkul6zou,
nakazlivymi nemociami, sialeno-
st 'ou, alkoholizmom atd'., mozu
byt' taktiez deportovane, az do 5
rokov pc ich pripusteni prist "a
hovaleckyymi Iradmi, al pripa-
de, re budu moct' dokazat', ze.
boly pripustene bez akynhkol 'vek
t'azkosti co sa tyka ich zdravot-
neho stavu. Teda, inymi slovmi,
ak Dol ich pravy stav zdravotny
prehliadnuty. v triede "neziadn-
cich prist 'ahovalcov" zahrnute sii
osoby trpiace tuberkul6zou, alebo
inou nakazlivou zakernou nemo-
cou, pomiteni na rozume, sialen-
ci, osoby dusevne nevyvinute, al
koholici, epileptikovia, zobraci, o.
soby oddane pozivaniu narkoti-
ckych prostriedkov, verejne ne
viestky, anarchist, kontraktnf ro-
botnici vsetky osoby, ktore dl'a
nazoru prist 'ahovaleckych inspek
torov mohly by padndt' statu "a
lebo dobrocinnym organizaciam
ma t'auchu. Vsetky osoby spada-
j1ce do ktorejkol'vek tyehto
tried moEu byt' behom prvych s.
rokov deportovane, al ked' p6-
vodne prist 'ahovaleckej stanici
pri prehliad'ke obstaEb ponevaeH
ich nedostatky melody odhalene. \
Najva6si poGet osob deportoya-
nych vo fiskalnom roku 1928
1924 spada do triedy osob odka-
zanych ma podpory dobrocinnychl !
organizacii alebo statu. 70 slhrn-
neho poctu 6,4O9 os6b, deporto-
vanych V onom roleu, 1924 spa
dalo do zmienenej triedy, 2,092l|
osobam zakasany Dol pfistuR, pod
nevac prave boly obavy, ze moh-l
y by sa stat tl'archou verejnejI|
dobrocinnosti. TIC cudzincov boloI|
deportovane do 5 rokov po pripu-
stenf, ked bolo i'm dokazane, zed
vlastne uz pred pripustenim spa
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-28
JUDICIARY IS 'RAZZED'
Candidate Says He Would Make No
Lectures From BENCH.

The judiciary received a slight in
direct "razzing" in a statement to-
day by Frank N. Fitzgerald, 1913
Laurel ST., candidate for the Repub-
lican nomination for judge Of Su-
perior Court One.
II think $500 year is too much
salary for that office" his statement
read. II have no patience with
judges who try to conform opinions
to public opinion or sentiment.
Courts should be run on a basis of
strict legal practice without lectures
or speeches from the bench and with
out outbursts Of judicial wrath.
II shall not issue political injunc-
tons and shall be very, very stingy
on most any injunction. l shall know
no color, creed or race and no fear
of wealth or influence. l don't wan.
to get rich. | have no need of
large amount Of money"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-28

g Let Mr.. Fixit present your case to city
officials, He is The Times representa-
I'VE at the city hall Write him at The
Times.
While the city officials crate con-
cerning the cleanup campaigns, the
fountain at Fountain Square is sur
rounded by considerable eXtraneous
matter, it appears from a letter Mr..
F'ixit has received.
DEAR MIR. FIXIT: Clustered
about the fountain in Fountain
Square, you may find two byfour
a dead rate, a broken block Of con-
crete, heap of rags, evidently over
looked in the cleanup maneuvers.
The city should set the example.
Why not?
JACOB BAKER.
1904 Linden st.
The street superintendent's de-
partment promised Mr.. Fixit i'm
mediate action.
AS soon as the graders arrive in
their section of the city, action will
come on the following complaints:
Times Reader, Rowland Ave;
Resident of Eerschell Ave. and Mrs.
J. L., fremont Ave. near Michigan
st.
DEAR MIR. FIXIT: On English
Ave, between Denny st. and Sher-
man DR.. is a very bad hole. The
street car company has not paved
between it's tracks, so it is either
fall in the hole or stick in the mud.
e. II. HARRIS,
1866 Fletcher Ave.
~ A. J. Middleton of the city engi-
neer's department, will investi-
gate at Cnce.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-28

Fewer laws, better laws and
law enforcement are planks in
the platform of DR.. Charles Muir.
ray Clayton, candidate for the
Democratic nomination for State
Representative from Marion
County.
DR.. Clayton, who has offices at
1873 w. Washington ST., is a gradu-
ate of the Indiana Medical College
and had practiced his profession
here for twenty-four years. He
is married, has one son and lives
at FortyThird st. and the Millers-
vile Rd. He is a member of the
Christ Episcopal Church, the
Sydenham Medical Society and the
Elks.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-28
ROYAL ARCANUM ELECTS

S. S. Savage Of Lafayette was elect
ed grand regent Of the Royal
Arcanum Of Indiana at the biennial
meeting Tuesday at the Lincoln. e.
Bierhaus Jr. of Indianapolis was
elected grand secretary and Charles
e. Leilow Of Indianapolis, grand
guide.