davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-25
RUsKo - BUDUCI NovY DoMov sLovAKov
A CECHOv.

ked 81 ponlysline na to, ako sa my Sovaci a Cesi.
ne1ajddc vyzivv doa tratime po ceoan svete prcodi
mas ltost bezmocnv hnev, re ceskosovenska vlada
neloze tomto OIL ade dajakii napravu urobt. Cesko
slovenska republika stoji l bzko devat' rokov iei
ylada dosal zadncj ustaencj enigracnej poky.
Mas lud rozchadza po Spojenych Statoch, Kube Nc
xiku Cie Argentine, Paraguay Kanade, Francii Bob
vie este kadial kde nekyc zadna radost zivota
ale bieda trapenie k tomu narodna slnrt'
Klm SINE nelnali svojho statu nesaral sa mas nj
to Ale teraz cs vada by maa prejavovat Wac stare
sti svoe nadbytocne obvvatel stvo Ved' toto e orga
nirkou Gastou situ naroda eho rozp, ,lenost skod
statn narodu
Dl' nasej lnenky, Sovic Ces, vobec Savani ne
mali by tahovat do krajin ktorych obyvate stvo in
je kryoui dalsou cudze. Radsie by mali biedh donna
ako cudzine. A ked' M nlsa ist mech di do klajins
kde relen bohatstvom oplyvajncu zc prilcztost
saanostathtmu zivotu, ale svoju krv Takou kla nou
jc Rusko Prlvda, dnesne Rusko je bcdnejsom stave
hospodarskon neil CSR preto csl emigraca nemohla
ia hodt Ale Rusko caka ye'ky hospodarskv rozvoj
Aeskoslovelsk vlada by sa teraz nala prpravoyat
osadzovane svojho zvyshclo obyvatelstva Urale
Sibre, Tnrketae kaukaze kde s nesmierne prirodne
hoilatstya V zen nedotknute cakajn pne ruky
podnikayc mozgy prave takych prst aovalcov, ako sd
Gesi Slovaci Ceskosovenske lege dokazay la Sbiri
Ia Tulkestane, ako Gesi ,ovac veda tvorit priemy
buhatstvo kde ncoho pozakadaly tovane, obcho
IAN banky. Dokzu to zovu, ked pride to priaznva
tdba ta sa blfzi lebo rlsky n5rod zobudza sa uz
svOjnu nacionazmu, ktory no obrodi prinesie me-
elany rozvoj Slovaci Cesi pojdu vd acne do Ruska
planaiat mu otvarat' zamky jeho ohronnon bohat-
atye Pojdu tam x svojin blizkym kryou isrdcom ne
Wac tskat seln kde ME vitani AMI len
ijivo ma obziyene anglo-saskej rasy Mono sa doz
este toho Re al tsfci amelicki Siovaci Gesi Cd
potom do novel zeme zas dbe1la. kde svoje
kdsenosti peniaze bndn m6ct prospesne uplatnit'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-25

@ vyssej skole sovenskej Amerike hovon uz
dlsie roxy, ale k c nedoslo Svetovd vojna vposed
nych rokoch boe samospravu Slovenska zamestnaval
zaujatost. Teraz ked posledna otazka ako-tak
posnuta bola do predu idea zakorenila Slovensku
my amerck Sovaci uvol 'nen pracu pre- samych
seba preto MET prcny, preco by otazka vysse skoy
mala byt mad aej odtskana.
Vyssia skola nam treba. To nikto nepopiera. Nasa
skolovana mladez nam odcudzuje tejto mladezi
ma nam vel mi mnolo zaezat' Lebo ak til nezachovame
sebc, nebudeme mat prostredku zachovat 81 celu mia
dez. Len mladez pochop mlddez skoovana mladez mo-
re stat voditel kou osatnej mladeze slovenskom
duchu len tax, ked bude tm duchom nasiaknuta
preniknuta
Cudzia skola media nasej madeM narodneho ducha, co
by to pram bola ceska skola SlovenskGho ducha moze
dat len sovensk skola. preo re TAXA skoa potrebna
jc vsetkym Sovakom, boo by dobre sprayne, ak ma
bt len jedna ably boa vseslovenskou klest'
vyssu skolu mali by zaujimat' vsetc Sloyaci,
menovte sovenske organzace llskutocnt jej zaloze
ME Ma budici yzden budc sch0dza iistrednej spravy
lstredneho vyboru- Sloyelskej Iigy- Pttsburghu
Hnne, re nej bude tejto otazke pojednavane, ba
mono al organizacna praca zapoeata. Daj to Bob! .
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-25
ovalec Y znamena-

st 'ahovalec znamena
(a) prist 'ahovalca, ktory je me-
zenatym (alebo nevydanym) de-
ckom nize veku Is rokov, alcbo
manzelka obcana Spojenych Sta
tov, ktory tuna 'byva do'be, ke-
dy podava ziadost vo smyslu od-
seku 9.
OBJ prist 'ahovalca, ktory bol
predtym zakonite pripusteny dc
Spojenych Statov, a ktory sa vra
cia docasnej navsteyy zpoza
mora.
(e) prist 'ahovalec, ktory je. ro-.
deny v Kanade, Novom Found
landsku, Meyiku, Kube, Haiti,
San Domingu, Fasmu Panamske-
ho Prieplavu, alebo V niektorej
neodvislej zemi Strednej alebo
Juznej Ameriky, jeho malnelku
d jeho nezenate (alebo nevydane)
deti nize veku Is rokov, ci $ MIN
prijdu razom aleibo ho nasleduju
neskorsie,
(d) prist 'ahovalca, ktory ne !.
pretrzite "a dobu najmenej dvoch
rokov pred podanim ziadosti Q
pripustenie do Spojenych Statov
boil, ktory Ill ada vstup do Spo-
ienJ'ch Statov "a ncelom preva.
dzania povolania knaza, alebo
kazatel'a dajaikeho nabozenskeho
vierovyznania, alebo professor ko-
legiumu, akademie, seminara ale.
bo univerzity; jeho manzelka 9
ieho nezenate (alebo nevydane!
deti nize 1S-rocne, ci uz S min
dojdti razom, alebo ci no nasle
dujn neskorsie; alebo
(e) prist 'ahovalca, ktory je bo
ma fide studentom najaneneJ i
1 rokov starym a ktory hl'adi ri
skat' pristup do Spojenych Sta
\ TOW jedine "a ucelom stndii III
niektorej uznanej skoles kolegiu
!. me, akademii, seminariu alebo Il
niverzite. zvlaste MIN udanej,
uddbrenej sekretarom prace, ;
i ktora sa bola zaviazala 'oznamit
sekretarovi prace zastavenie ma
vstevy kazdeho prist 'ahovalca
studenta, a pade re by taxa Il
stanovizen ueenia .prestala S 0
kamzitym podavanim takycl
: zprav, bude jej udobrenie odna
te.
i Pokracoyanie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-25
[Z tradovne Slov. Ligy)
Pise u. D. KORE'FF
(PokraGovanie.) J

OVAAASsJ s5sfS7
zerame ma prist 'ahovaleeke "a
kony, jedno musime mat ma ere
tell: obyvatel sstyu Ameriky ne
skodia, voci obyyatel 'stvu inych
zemi Amerika zavazkov nema.
Toto obyvatel'stvo je este Y Eu-
rope a Amerika si ziada, ably tam
zostalo..
Oil 'adom ucinkovania zakona
roku 1924 a jeho opatreni do
sial panujlls medzi l'udom iste
nedorozumenia. A zakon tento
rozdel 'uje prist ahovalcov ma pri-
st 'ahoyalcov kvotovych a ne-kvo-
tovych, d d'alej tvori v Samci kvo-
tovych prist 'ahoyalcoy triedu,
ktora ma prednost' pred prist a
hovalcami ku uprednostneniu ne
opravnenych. Podl'a definicie 5.
odseku toho zakona. kvotovym
prist 'ahovalcom ie kazdy, kto ne
nj nekvotoyym prist 'ahoyalcom.
| V ramci kvoty sa dava prednost
tJnm, ktori sn opravneni ku zvla-
stnemu ohl 'adn pre- prieiny obsa-
zene odseku 61om (a): pri W.
davani prist 'ahovaleckych Wis
kvotovym prist 'ahovaleom pred
most ma byt DANA
/ GD Kvotovemu prist 'ahoyalco.
vi. ktory je nezenatym (alebo nc
vydanym) declsom nWe veku q
rokoy, otcom, matkou. manzelon
alebo manzelkou. obcana Spoj
| Statov, ktory je 81, alebo viat
! rokov stary, a
I (2) Kvotoyemn prist 'ahovalco
vi, ktory je zktsenym zemedel
com (rol 'nikom), jeho manzelk'
a jeho odyislym cd neho det on
nize vellu Is rokov, ci w min
pridu razom, alebo ci no nasledu
ju nesLOnsie. Uprednostnenn u
stanovene v tomto odseku mem;
sa vzt 'ahovat' ma prist 'ahovalc;
takej narodnosti, ktorej roen;
kvota je nMe 300.
! Co sd tyka nekvotovych pri
st 'ahovalcov, zakon ich definuj.
nasledovne:
/ Odsek 4. ked' uzivany tom
! to zakone, nazov nekvotovy pr
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-25

r.y snlHH pocet prlst 'ahovalcov ma
nieco Wac ako $4,000 Medal sa
byt' dost' drastickym, tax ko-
necne doslo ku formulovaniu po-
sledneho legislatfvneho pokusu
,obmedzenia poctu prist 'ahoval-
GOV. TentO zakon, ako lrz bolo
spomenute, Dol prijaty '26. maja
1924, a vsttipil do platnosti a.
julia 1924 pod menom "Immigra-
ton Act Of 1924 Tylnto zako
nom sa snfzil poeet rocne doyole-
nych prist 'ahovalcov ma 164,667.
Ponevac dobe kedy tomto "a
Ikone, vlastne Q jeho predlohe, bo.
ly vydrziavane yysluchy vo Wash
,ingtone, na ktorych vybor pre-
lprist 'ahovalectvo a naturalizaciu
vysltlchal i protesty proti, od-
porlcania pre-, q ponevae vtedy
nikomu vlastne nebolo uplne Jas
no, preco tedajsia kvota bola "a
lozena ma cisliciach cenzusu +.
1890, Kongres prijal stat zako-
ma, Odsek IL (a) tykajhci sa ci-
selneho obmedzenia ma zaklade
cenzusovych cislic r. 1890, do
.datkom, o., re 'rocnou kvotou
pre- ktorukol 'vek narodnost pre-
fiskalny rok 1927, poeinajilci l..
iulom 1927. a pre- kazdy fiskal-
#ny rok V buduenosti, ma byt po-
Get ktory stoji tom samom po-
mere ku 10000, jako pocet oby-
Iyatel' 'oy V Spoj. Statoch r. 1920,
'ohoze sameho narodneho povodu
(zisteneho d. 1pravy tohoze od-
seku) nesie ku poctu obyvatel :
stva Spojenych roku 1920, ale
najnizsia kvota ktorejkol 'vek ma
|rodnosti ma byt' 1907. Toto po-
,ledne opatrenie malo sa stat
,kutkom prezidentovou proklama
,iou este pred 1. aprilom 1927, a.
| lie ako uz bolo spomenuto, proti
ieho uvedeniu do platnosti boly
namietky kotre zapricinily, re V
tomto roku este nebude do zivo-
ia uvedene. Ale jedno je iste, do
ziyota uyedene, bude. a zasada OBJ
nedzovania poctu dovolenych pri
st 'ahovalcov stala -sa trvalou. AK
Ito bude moznym. pocet prfst a.
hovalcov aestey budilcnosti sni-
III. ale na povysenie toho poctu,
(hlebo ma uvol 'nenie, alebo dokon-
"a ma nayrat ku staremu systemu
,oredyalecnemu sa ami media my
slet'. Jedno vSak je nutnym u.
,znat'. Hoci tento zakon, ob,ne-
lzujuci roeny pocet ysetkeho pri
|st 'ahovalectva. zastavil hrnutic Sd
| 10 Ameriky neobycajne vel keha
ooctu europskeho obyvatel 'stya a
TAX tomu zamedziL moznost' H.
Iuiknutiu 'azkym hospodarskym
,omerom >povalccnyn,. predsa "a
Imu memoze upret', ze jeho liei-
| nok ia pomery americke Dol bla.
hodarny.
Ma ttto cast otazky treba DO
lzerat so stanoviska americkeho
rreba uznat' rozdiel medzi senti-
nentom nutnost 'orl a tom pa
lie treba uznat' al to, re keby bo-
la Amerika otvorila dvere d0ko-
| ran, ako 81 to Jedni ziadaH, alebO
oilst ala sem prist 'ahovalcov
pocte yacsom nez ako pnSt ala. ze
~ sa boly pomery vyvinuly max.
lez ako sa vyvinuly to Die v
jorospech l'udu v Alncrike uz by
ajncemu. Nal som v tomto OIL a
lie interview vypomocnym Sc
kretarom prace w. w. Husban-
lom, ktory predtym Dol general
nym, komisarom Drist 'ahovalc-
:kym. Ola jeho udania. Bethle-
hemske oceliarne zamestnayaly v
{. 1921 najyysssf pocet robotnikov.
asi $4,000 a najnizssi asi $4,000.
TO znamena, ze okolo 44,OW ro-
botnikov nikdy nebolo 81 iste Ia
mestnania. . kad' bo]o potrebno
najat' Is robotnikov. tax stale
pred vratlni diehai 200 alebo 800
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FIGHT TO SAVE
RUTH SNYDER
Test by AIienist Demanded
by Defense Counsel.

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Nov. 3o-Continu-
ling their battle for permission to
have an alienist examine Mrs.
Ruth Brown Snyder in Sing Sing, in
a desperate attempt to save her
from death in the electric chair for
the murder of her husband, defense
attorneys will go into Queens County
court today to request an order to
permit the examination, according
to Joseph leonardo, associate defense
attorney.
Following yesterdays refusal in
Albany by Raymond Keib, State
commissioner of correction, and
Warden Lawes Of Sing Sing, to per-
nit the sanity test, leonardo said
the defense must go into court to
force the warden and commissioner
to observe New Yorks criminal law
code in the MAKER.
"ThiS examination is not a mat
ter of discretion for the commission
er and the warden Lonardo ex-
planned. ut is a matter of law set
out in section 491 of the Code of
Criminal Procedure, which states
that physician has the same right
of entrance to see a convicted Grim
inal as has defense attorneys or rel
atiVeS.''
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II will quietly like going Gods high court atone
Tor my sns she said And did, appearance was
not regal,
she was allowed, the the chair husband
James Farmer who cell part prison.
orders.
rTH two men and two attendants
death chamber Her skirt stocking
slit to the knees Without tlemor murmu Farmer sat
down in the chair and strapped applied
three times before she pronounced dead
Pressed photograph of her
child
There no less sentiment
than Tor Mrs Place Charles Hughes the State
act in behalf
appeals from all parts of the country did not attitude
Neither approached
Ruth Snyder appearance background
But both stocs
New York wonders what Ruths caen-
dars drab count is not inerered
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CHURCHMEN OBJECT
Oppose SaIesroom Near
Nazarene Edifice.

Safety board members today had
under advisement protest against
the erection of an auto salesroom
adjoining the Church of the Naza-
rene, State and Washington SITS.
The Rev. Howard Paschal headed
a delegation of DIRECTORS Thursday.
Ira P. Haymaker, Democratic
member, presided in absence of
Board President Fred w. Council.
Haymaker, Robert F. Miller. Re-
publican member, and Police Chief
Claude M. Worley conferred brief
ly with Mayor L. Ert Slack before
the meeting. 1t was the first con-
ference between Worley and Slack
since his election as mayor.
Slack said there was no discus
sion Of proposed changes in the
police or fire departments. 1t is
understood Slack plans to confer
with Worley soon regarding the go
lice department.
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COOLIDGE MAY
CHOOSE AGAIN
G. 0. P. Committee to Hear,
President Monday.
BY LEO r. SACK

WASHINGTON, Nov. 80. - All
doubt as to just what President
Coolidge meant by Il don't choose"
may be removed early next week
when he addresses the Republican
national committee.
The committee will assemble Mon
day and Tuesday to pick a conven-
ton city for 1923 and otherwise to
launch the coming presidential cam
paign. Committeeman and women
will visit President and Mrs. Cool
idge at the White House and dur
ing their visit the President will
make few observations.
These observations, it is believed.
may be. in the nature of more
definite statement of his views
toward third term. The President
is aware that the committee is as
sembling with large membership
inclined to disregard his wishes con-
corning reelection and willing to
assume that II don't choose" does
not mean II will not"
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LAST H0OSIER GROUP
ON CORN B0R.ER TOUR

Party of Sixty-Five Leaves La
Grange for Canada and Michigan.
BIZ United Press
LA GRANGE, Ind, Nov. 30.-Ap-
proximately sixty-tive Indiana farm
ers left here early today on the last
of a series of tours of Indiana men
to the corn borer infested areas of
Canada and eastern Michigan.
Several bankers and grain men
from La Grange and Noble Counties
accompanied the party, in addition
to representatives from the Purdue
extension department, Federal De-
partment of Agriculture and off,
Gals from the conservation offices
at Indianapolis and Auburn.
The tours began early in August
as an educational project to aid
farmers Of Indiana in protecting
their fields from the spread of borer
infestation
Groups from all the sixteen in
tested areas in Indiana have at one
time or another made the tour.
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Veteran Leaving His Route
Recalls Deliveries to
NotabIeS.

Here's your Hearth and Home
Magazine Mrs. O'Ginty, and how's
the baby getting along with the
collie"
Thank you, sure he's fine now,
Mr.. Upton. How's yourselfP"
"But that was back in 49," says
James L: Upton, GA, of 3105 Grace
land Ave-, who will retire after
thirty-four years and six months
service as mail carrier, Saturday. II
used to know every person on my
route says Upton, but nowadays
1 don't know very many. They
don't get those old-fashioned mag
azines any more. They get modern
stories,
II was born in Boone County, Dec.
5, 1862, and my father was killed in
the Civil War. I never saw hir1. I
worked on the farm until '93 and
then entered Uncle Sans service,
carrying mail down around Ken
lucky Ave. and Merrill st. Wasn't
many houses there then and knew
every one and ell their troubles.
About ten years later I was
transferred to the north side. had
Charles w. Fairbanks OH my route.
He got magazines and papers mostly.
tits funny about Harry S. New,
now the Postmaster General. He
very seldom got mail. Governor
Warren t. McCray was the most
consistent mail getter I ever saw.
He got a big mail regularly.
Governor jackson gets a lot OF
mail now. Mostly magazines.
cts funny, too, about Christmas
mail. Twenty years ago I'd be
through at p. m. No mail at all
But now I don't get home until T
p. m. People used to send lots OF
cards. They are a thing of the
past. All under cover now.
'"The letters themselves get big
ger every year. Good thing Tn
quitting Saturday. Guess I'll &c
to Florida this winter. Just roam
around. Then I'm going to Colo
RADIO and California.
Don't matter where I go. I'm
all alone since my wife died this
spring We sort of planned on
travelling together this winter after
retired. but"
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Kansas Maid and Iowa Lad
Win Physical HonorS at
Chicago Show.

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Nov. 30-Fred Chris
Jensen, 10, of Blanchard, Iowa, and
Marie Antrim, Is, of Kingman,
Kan, today wore the crowns of
most healthy boy and girl in the
United States. They were selected
last night by committee of physi-
clans for the annual award of the
clubs.
Miss Antrim, an attractive high
school sophomore, has been trying
for three years to win the health
championship. In 1925 and 1926
she placed second in the Kansas
State contest.
Marie has dark brown hair, blue
eyes and a complexion that does not
require cosmetics. Her features are
regular, teeth perfect, and the pro-
portions of her figure we're adjudged
perfect" by the examiners.
She weighs 124 pounds and is 5
feet ,514 inches tall. Her health
score was SO per cent.
Miss Antrim said she did not
dances but followed these rules for
perfect health: Regular meals,
plain diet, nine hours sleep, ade-
quate exercise and sensible clothes.
Young Christensen attributes his
physical condition to hard work on
his fathers farm and football and
basketball at high school. He is a
high school graduate. His score was
9915 per cant.
Annual convention of the All
clubs is held in conjunction with the
International Livestock Exposition,
and is supervised by the United
States Department. of Agriculture.
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TWO NEW YORK WOMEN HAVE DIED


chair Mary
followed Both died.
betrayed feminine weakness"
Martha Place murdered her stepchd and attempted TO
Ingerson called execution
State" Theodore Roosevelt then
criticised for not acting to prevent it,
before driven mbuances and done Red
A supposed to be weak sister.
night before Place At in the morning
ate substantial breakfast with two of coffee Immediately
funeral black with skirt which
only stocking the eectrode might be
applied Immediately below the knee
Mrs Place entered the death chamber with tightly closed
might the chair She backed into it, the
apparatus snapped into place
the spectators
silence prevailed In few minutes the affair
TTNEN years later Mary electrocued
Il prison. a married a
negbor estate
The night before execution confessed guilt
statement in which absolved husband.
She divided last night between writing letter
to her infant
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BY HORTENsE SAUNDERS
NEA Service Writer

NEW 3OThe chapter somber story of the
Snyderray murder is be written
the threatened ecocuion Ruth SNYDER
Sing Sings back therethe become
time between early of
flashing actuaity.
with Mrs Snyder in the
dispenser Glenn
And New York recalls that few DISPOSE
ton to distinguish between matters.
Extraordinary appeals the present possibilities with
lawyer attempt repesons
distortion" her
governor his Office Albany Snyder her
little cell Ossinng hard by the bare
chief characters which the story Smmered
Gray, dapper salesman
gotten doesn't matter much to whether
lives
TWO other both mothers New
York State Before that five hanged All had
victed Of
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Hunting Injuries Fatal

COLUMBUS, Ind, Nov. 3O.-Jo-
seph H. Houk, former clerk of Bar
tholomew County, Is dead here to-
day, victim of injuries received In
hunting accident a few days ago
Houk was shot when q gun in the
hands of his son-in-law, DR.. Roy
T. Marshall, dentist here, was dis
charged. He was struck in the
right hip. The right leg was am
putated and blood TRANSMISSION re-
sorted to in an effort, to save his
life
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stain PUT ON
trial BRIDE
BY FATHER
tiaIdeman- Julius Asserts
Daughter Born 6 Years
Before Marriage.
BIRTH IN NEW YORK
Adopted After Publisher
and Wife Had Gone to
Kansas.
D. r1n,tnN Presa

BIZ Unto ' Press
GIRAlND. Kan, Nov. 30.-E
Haldeman. Julius, publisher and au.
thor, today issued statement il
which he sand his daughter, jose
phine, was bo.u in New York siz
years before her parents were
married.
The girl, who is now 18, entered
'companionate marriage" with
Aubrey Roselle, University Of
Kansas sophomore, tam days ago.
It had been generally understood
that Josephine was am adopted
daughter.
Haldeman-JuliuS also nNtde public
statement by Jacob Wett stein, So
Swiss miner, of Ringe, Kao, who
previously had been quoted as say
ing that he was the father OF
Josephine, in which Wettstein zee
yealed his part in the career of the
girl.
Married in Girard
Haldeman-Julius is combination
of the names of the husband and
wife. Julius was a New York news
paper man when he met Miss Hal
deman, who aspired to become an
actress. That was almost twenty
years ago.
They lived in the same apartment
building and fell in love, today's
statement by the publisher said.
The child, Josephine, was born in
the Benedict Apt. on the east side
of Washington Square, he said.
The parents lived for six years
more in New York. Then, in 1916,
they came to Girard and we're mar
ried, combining their names into
Haldeman-Julius in accordance with
their beliefs that the identity of a
wife should not be submerged after
her marriage.
Parents Adopt Child
The child had been left in New
York, but MRS. Haldeman-J Julius
longed for it. The child then was
placed with the Wettstein family
pending formal adoption" proceed
ings by her real parents, Haldeman-
julius said.
After the adoption Josephine was
brought up by the Haldeman-
JuliuSeS.
Wettstein'S signed statement in
connection with the case said:
Josephine Haldeman-J julius is
not my daughter. 1 brought her to
Girard for Mr.. and Mrs. Haldeman-
julius ten years ago after Josephine
had been with us only a short time"
Haldeman-Julius said he had
paid the Wettstein family well for
its part in the deception.
The "companionate marriage" of
Josephine and RoSelle stirred wide
spread comment and was criticized
severely from many sources. Under
the arrangement as announced by
the girls parents, both the girl and
her husband were to continue in
school, each being supported by his
parents.
When Roselle becomes able to
support his wife, they are to live
together if they still desire to do So
Otherwise, a divorce is to be ar
ranged.
Haldeman-Julius, explaining his
motives for making his unusual
statement today, said:
L have made this statement be-
cause 1 would rather have the world
know that the child was Legitimate.
ly born than to have a ridiculous
lie made public which cast shadow
on my daughters parentage. It is
far better this way than to connect
my daughters birth with the
WettStein family"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-30
THOUSANDS VOLUNTEER
FOR SEAL CAMPAIGN
tuberculosis Fight Striking Triumph
Says Bulletin

Gays oullCOlH
Several hundred thousand voIun-
teer worAers will cooperate this year
in the twentieth annual Christmas
Seal campaign in the United States,
according to a bulletin issued today
by the Indiana Tuberculosis Assoc
citation.
Within the memory # compare
lively young people, tub .closis was
regarded as the greatest sco!r e."
the bulletin said. Annually, it {, ok.
its toll Of hundreds of thousands OF
lives, ard it seemed that nothing,
could be done to stem its advance
The Christmas seal idea was born
and an organized fight against the
disease. In history there is no more
striking triumph than that against
tuberculosis"