davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1928-06-21
IA STORY OF REAL I4IF b,
COMPLETE In THIS ISSUE

corresponding school sign
On the vail 81 y bailding xudely
caught his eye. With one word
beneath the other the caption
read. SUCCESS OR EeAILuHE7''
al sensation af weakness swept
over him the cold feeling man
might have on suddenly discover
cling ne had been hunting Ions
with an empty gun There Waa
exactly the same number cf let.
tiers III the last word A. II the
first.
The Washington times., 1928-06-21
Tlsis Day III on History

1890 American froops surrounded CONGRESS ~ fhdeph IN
June 21 17g3 ard demanded their ne q
onstraon caused Congress ID adjourn ~ A1
Philadephia.
The Washington times., 1928-06-21
The March Of Progress

been claimed include
table and tee table; table that
tool for destroying dandeion roots and sod
Ged form of iodine.
The Washington times., 1928-06-21

He found beautiful young woman III with
wounds. The youth told him that his sister and
father had been injured BY the arrogant Marquis
and his brothers and that he himself had beer
stabbed.
The Washington times., 1928-06-21

For eighteen years he was imprisoned, During
this time he wrote the story Of his Incarceration
He denounced his prosecutors aand their descend
ants" and hid the manuscript II the chimney.
CONTINUED Tomorrcwl
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-27
Missouri Grandmother, SO, Was
Member Of Macmillan Court

and Katie. now his bride went along.
Katie became a maid in waiting for
the young wife Of Macmillan and
served her for six years
The world looked bright and beau
tiful TO the young folks as they set
out on the great adventure. attached
to q new royal house in a new world.
But tragedy was just around the
corner.
Macmillan Executed
When the United States demand
that foreign troops be recalled from
American soil, Macmillan lost his
military support and in June. 1867,
native Mexican troops, under General
Don Benito Juarcz marched into
Mexico City and made Macmillan.
younger brother Of the powerful
Franz Josef, emperor Of Austria, pris-
oner 4.
The young emperor was tried,
convicted and shot.
Royal Bandmaster Heidie and his
bride were mou the six court fol-
lowers who bribed their way to safety
and reached the United States.
Heidie, weakened by the exposure on
tAG AfARs QAEUs anu III AAtEE years his
widow married Frank Renting. gen.
eral merchant Of HighlandviIlc.
Today Grandma Renting who
knew the world like to tell the story
OF the unfortunate empress who
managed TO. return TO Europe where
grief over her loss made Carlotta
quite mad.
"Ah. such q lovely GIRL" says
Grandma Kentling.' 10 brilliant and
50 active. 50 kind and very generous,
And to think that she died. Poor,
mad, Carlotta. dead 90 years after
her heart had died within her.
"And Macmillan! Such a fine
follow. with the eyes and the sour or
a poet. 4 used to see him walking
about in the moon light and hear
him tell about Mexico's eternal
springtime. He was too good for his
own good. A wonderful man with
hair like gold and a voice that 7
shall always hear to the end OF my
days"
And 80 at % that Is Grandma
Kentling's great pleasure, Il sit
in the warm sunlight of a summer
day and tell the little children OF
H~ighlandville the story Of that sad
young couple whose golden hopes
ended against the bullct-spattered
wall Of a Mexican hut, a story the
little children never quite under.
stand.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-27
ISLES BULLY
PARLIAMENT
Recognize Only King
Of England; Re-
ject Taxes

LONDON, Sept. 27.-fF1-Legis-
lation IL under way 20 settle in part
the taxation difficulties between the
romantic Channel Islands of Guern-
sey and Jersey and the exchequer de.
partment Of the British government.
The legislation will conform to an
agreement reached between the lieu
tenant-governors Of those islands and
the British government TO prevent
British subjects and companies from
moving 10 Guernsey and Jersey and
registering there in order 10 avoid
paying the high English taxes.
IL the proposed bill is passed by
the British parliament and the as
semblies Of the two islands, il will
bring TO an end negotiations which
have lasted for we'll over a decade.
IL will also solve one OF the most diff
ficult miner constitutional problems
England has ever been called upon TO
face.
Because Of the elevated English
income tax Of four shillings in the
pound, many wealthy Englishmen
have established residences in the
Channel Islands. where the taxes are
only sixpence and 10 pence in the
pound, and thus claim that the Brit
ish taxing authorities have no juris-
diction over them. British companies.
too, in order to evade the corpor-
alton tax, have registered thei rcon-
Germs In the Channel Islands. even
though carrying on business in Eng
land.
The Channel Islands occupy with
relation to England a more anon
alous position than any Of the Brit
ish possessions. Although they be-
long to England and acknowledge the
suzerainty OF the King, they do not
admit the control of Parliament.
They say that England did not
conquer them, but that they con-
quered England, and there il a good
deal OF truth in what they say. For
they are the only r%emaining portion
Of Normandy still in British posses
sion. and the Normans conquered
England in 1865.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-27

0HfShfHg GGTbGge Buckef
One store showed me a garbage
bucket with an attachment 70 fasten il
to the pipe under a kitchen sink. Il
pulls out on a lever TO I'll. and is
pushed back out of sight when one is
through with il. II ONES in beautiful,
bright colors. though, and il seems q
shame 10 hide il.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-27
Lone Searcher Fails
To Find Famous Ark

JERUSALEM. Sept. 2.-fP-A
=. Futterer. president Of the Eden
dale Bible Institute OF Los Angeles
has ended a fruitless quest Of two
years for the Ark OF the Covenant.
He II now engaged in one final ex-
p~loration before returning 20 the
United States aboard the Alesia. arr
irving in New York November 8. He
says that he will organize a more
complete expedition and return 20
the Holy Lard al a later dnte.
Meanwhile. he has arranged with
n powerful chief Of the land OF
Nebo 70 continue the search.
When not actually engaged in
looking for the Ark. the explorer
travelled throughout Palestine and
into the center OF Arabia taking still
and melton pictures. He regards
these. together with extensive notes
and IS original maps. as the most
comprehensive collection Of infor-.
nation on the Holy Land yet COM
piled~
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-27

Highlandville. Mo-, Sept. 81
Gone from the capital Of Mexico are
the trappings or royalty, gone all
OF the sad and handsome emperor,
Macmillan, and his beautiful bride,
Carlotta. The pages of history
have closed upon them and the
world forgotten their tragic story.
However. III the mind and storys
OF Grandma Katie kentling. a. she
sits in her little home here in this
southwestern Missouri village, Max
imilian and Carlotta live again. For
she knew them and was with them in
that fatal hour 20 long ago.
Grandma Kentling wasn't always
Grandma Kcntling. Many. many
years ago she was a girl in Buda-
pest. Austria. sweetheart Of thebrisk
young bardmaster, Wilhelm Heidie.
To the New World
Hcidie was private bandmaster TO
the Archduke Macmillan or Austria
and when that ill-fatcd young man
was sent By Napoleon III of France
to become emperor of Mexico. Heidie
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-27

EASY wAr TO BUY Tour dealer uH demonstrate the nO models for you And u YOU ah l. he u
no doubt be glad to tell you hwy YOU can take an one of them home and use it as you bay for
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-27

venient, all l~ight<coIored. Al Of them
finished either in porcelain enamel or in
Perfectolac, a new, durable lacquer never
before used on stoves.
If you are interested IN a prettier kitchen
and easier housework, you ought to know
about these new stoves. Come down to
your dealers today and see them.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-27

These are the recipes ] gave the
Club:
Toasted Nat Sandwiches
Toast over a slow fire pecans,
English walnuts or blanched almonds
in butter and salr, constantly stirring.
Slice fresh bread and spread thinly
with olive oil ~mayounaise. Sprinkle
with the nuts. using the toasted butter
as part Of the spread. Are best IL
served Immediately.
Cheese and Nnf Sandwiches
Run fresh American cheese through
Z food chopper until It is puffy. MIS-
with enough e~vaporated milk TO make
| paste. DO not use fresh milk. For
This recipe. the e~vaporated is far
better. Season with salt and red
pepper. Mix with nuts and spread n
fresh bread without ~nayonnaise
While this sandwich is better il eater
al once, it can stand for hours, ii
necessary. and still be good.
Cheese and Pimienfo
Sandwiches
Run American cheese through food
chopper until il IS puffy. Mix with
chopped canned pimiento and enougli
olive oil m~ayonnaise TO spread nicely.
This filing will keep for days. but is
better eaten at once.
"Pick Up Supper" Sandwiches
Toast bread on one side. On soft
side spread mayonnaisc. Lay on this
a lettuce leaf. two slices of tomato and
two of crisp. hot bacon. Salt and
pepper. Serve at once
Chicken Salad Sandwiches
Chopped chicken, swcc: pickle,
chopped hard-boiied eggs. Pepper.
salt. celery salt. A little chopped
celery. Moisten with msyonnaise and
spread on bread.
Cheese Dreams
These are hard TO digest. but Oh, SO
good on cold nights Crumble fresh
American cheese on fresh bread Salt.
Cover with another slice. Toast in
frying pan with butter. When brown
or one side turn and toast on the other.
Serve al once.
Cake and Bread Bor
I showed the Kitchen Club thescom-
bination cake and bread box / found
at Green's yesterday. Il has two CON-
partments. Comes in half-a-dozen
different colors. | got one. But. as /
already had a cake box. Pm going to
put silver in the top compartment Of
mine.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-27

We represent some Of the largest
novelty houses in America. II you
are considering using novelties-on
leather. on metal, on paper-in ad-
yertising your business you will
make no mistake IN calling on Us.
Our suggestions will enable you TO
get just what you want. James Ad-
vertisinz Agency, SIS HidalRo Bank
Mercedes. Phone 500. (b)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-27

we'll and cooks we'll at the same time?"
Here it is, Madam beautiful, swift
cooking oil range in snow,white porcelain
enamel. A range that not only looks well
and cooks well" but is safe and economical
into the bargain! It is now on display at
your dealers. Whether you want to buy
it or not, come and see it.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-27

I found a wonderful new vegetable
bin 70 tell the Kitchen Club about. II
has three Stories" each ventilated
The bottom n could hold potatoes,
the next. apples. and the two small
ones at the top. onions and beans. The
bin comes in tin, all different colors
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-27

coarfery Of The Dornsfsic Seirnes Debart.
rHeHf, Pey7eefcH Sfcss Ccmecry
NANcY's own kitchen had
" been undergoing improve
mcnts, along with the others,
And. as might have been ex-
pected. its color scheme was a
little out OF the ordinary. For
Nancy. as you may remember
was an artist. and not at all
afraid to experiment with color.
Her house was Colonial ir
style. and the woodwork through
ont was white, with mahogany
trim. In her kitchen. the door and
window frames were of mahog-
any color, with all the built-ir
furniture, white. Walls. l-vender-
gray. very light. GINS, sea
blue, bordered W. T-eaci blue
and lavender. Floor, 1T gray
linoleum. Oval r. OF French
blue, with bands Z 20 blue and
lavender. Bro ~ t-b,e, sea
blue trimmed witt l-cnch blue
Chairs, French b,rc. t-red with
sea blue. Oil rar-,. pots and
pans, snow-wfite.
Il got stage fright at the
thought OF cooking for you ex-
peTts," she told the assembled
Kitchen Club. But | have some
good sandwich recipes I'm going
to give you"
Il always break the first rule
of sandwich making-to use day.
old bread. II does make much
heater sandwiches. but they are
not nearly SO good as thos. made
with fresh bread. ! have a very
sharp knife. and use i wiz II
iightest pressure posse.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-19
IA PoMNfK IGNACovI eEssAYovI.

Sdruzenie Slovenskych Novinarov Amerike, na Ma
vrh Jana Pankucha, ide zavest sbierku pomnk neb
1gnacovi Gessayovi.
Dopoeul sa tomto pelznom podujah Rev. A. E. Ko-
Bridgeportu postal prvy svoj prspevok $25oo.
Sbierkovy vybor pozostava troch clenov SSN.: Ka-
rola Stasneho Jozefa Huseka Jana Pankucha. Tento
vybor bde West vsetky prace spojene agitovanl "a
sbierku uda dpravy, koho penaze zasielat. Kto
CT citatelov by chcel oferova tito sberku bez od
kladana moze svo prspevok zaslat redakorov t. caso-
pis, On prispevok odosle pokadnkovi, spou svoim
$500. .,s.
Ignac Gessay 81 zaslizi cd amerckych Slovakov po-
mink. Ia dyadsat rokov do umoru mich dusevne pra
coval Podlomi 81 zdravie Sovensku predcasne do
konal Nevedeli 81 no ocenit, keH Dol medz nami:
ocene eho pracu eho obete aspon teraz, po srt aby
ponnik prpomnal krajove brat, re ME bez sldca
uznania voci svojim drsevny ym pracovnlkom
Sdruzenie Novinarov by nemalo zastat pr polnnlku
Gessayovom Name Wac mlzov, ktor1 venoval nasmu
ludu bez mery nedostali dosal' uznania Odpocvajd
zabudnuti. Ach ako t'azko tom pisat Ci je div re
tax malo sebaobeovatel'ov pozdvihnue ludu, naro
da medz nami Ze tax mnoho presebasovakov??
Neodsudzujme sani na posedne miesto medzi kul
tirlymi narodami, kterych jednou hlavngch znanok
je vd'acnost pi6ta svojim obetavym synom Bud'me
i my vd dacnymi!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-19
GRAND OPERA A CIGARETTE

Citatelia tohto casopisu majii
radi fajnu hudbu. Ackol'vek sta
vame sa obcanmi tejto vlasti, hi
kdy neztracame zaujem lasku
k tel hudbe, ktoru sme poeivali
v starej vlasti. Je preto zaujima-
We, re talk mnoho slavnych speva-
ciek opery - ktore mas oduseviiu-
jn svojim prekrasnym hlasom, po-
zera ma LUCKY STRIKE cigare-
tie ako ma take, ktore i'm posky-
tuj1 1l'avu, pozitok a predsa ich
hrdla nepodrazdia.
Florence Easton, soprano pri-
ma donna Metropolitan Opera Co.
je Jednou opernych hviezd, kto-
ra 81 vybrala LUCKY STRIKE ci-
garetle "a fajcivo. Hovoriac 0
svoJom vybere, Madame Easton
sa takto vysfevila o LUCKY
STRIKE eigaretlach: -.
"Posledna costa Metropolitan
Opera Co. vzala ma na Juh a ma
Stredozapad. Vsade, kde som sla,
videla som Wac a Wac lud1 fai-
cit LUOKIES. Oni teraz vynacha-
dzajd, co som ia vynasla pred ro-
kami.. Vonu, ktora ,je lahodnejsia,
a ziadne zle ucinky ma hrdlo
dych."
Toto je naozaj vel'ka pochvala
pre- LUCKY STRIKE cigarette,
ked' uvazime, ako opatrne Flo
renee Easton mhsi 81 chranit svo-
je drahoceppe hrdlo, ably 81 no ne
pokazila, ale zachovala ho, pre-, u
menie miLovne obecenstvo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-19
VRAZDA PRE- DIZOBU

V Campbell udala SO vo stvr-
tok vecer min. .tyzdna vrazda.
Marko Sukacic boil kedysi burde-
rom u Mrs. Rosie Leskovar, 1877
Tremble Ave. Narobiac $3.50 dlhu,
odisiel byvat' indie. Vo stvrtok
prisiel do domacnosti Mrs, Iesko-
varovej a ia 81 ziadala svoje pc
niaze. Nastala zvada. Sukacic o.
disiel a vratil sa neskorsie s re-
volverom, streliac na Mrs. Lesko-
var Wac razy. Tri gul ky ju trait
fly na druhy den zomrela. Suka-
cic usiel, ale BIOL chyteny bude
postaveny pred sud vrazdy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-19

tax d 'alej? A. l., Boston, Mass.
Odpoyed': Infprmacna knMka.
pre- prist 'ahovalcoF, vydana ne,
davno Cudzojazyenou Informal
nou sluzbou, udaya, zesr. 1920 boz
10 medzi cudzincami $1,000 du-
chovnSch, 1880 ptaYotarov a sud
soy, 1900 hercovS 5000 zeleznic-
nych riaditefov~.a uradnikov,
4,50O spisoyatel'ov a redaktorov,
$500 vysokoskolskych profeso-
rov atd'. Pocet cudzincoy, venu7
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-19
Ii svoj lmysel stat sa anericky-
mi obcanmi. Staty Kentucky a

Ii svoj lmysel ! STAT sa americky-
mi oboanmi. Staty Kentucky a
Missouri ako al Distrikt Colum-
bia maju tie iste nariadenia. Sta
ty Illinois, Nebraska, Texas
Washington povol'uj1 sice Gu
dzincovi vlastnit' podu, ale iba
pod tou podmienkou, ze sa stane
v istej, predpfsanej lehote ameri-
.ckym obcanom. Tato doba je sta
novena ma pat az dvanast' rokov.
Ak nevyhovie cudzinec tejto po-
ziadavke, musi svoj pozemok pre-
dat. Niektore staty obmedzuju
Ease pocet akrov, ktore smie Via
stnit'. v Minnesota, na priklad
nesmie vlastnit' Wac ako 100 a.
krov, iba ak 81 vytiahne "prvy
papier''. Oklahoma je jedinym
station, ktory cudzincom v bee
nedovol'uje vlastnit' podu. De-
sat statov mcdowell 'uje cudzincom
vlastnit' podu, ked' z akychkoP
vek prfcin nemozu zlskat' ameri-
cke obcianstvo. V ostatnych Sta
toch smie cudzinec vlastnit' podu
"a istych podmienok ako ameri-
cki obeania. "... -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-19
zAuJfMAvE DoTAZY A oDPovEDE.
+. l.. I. S.

re skutocne je zakonitym obyva-
tel Spojenych Statov, moze
mat nesnadze ako pri vstupe na
kanadsku podu, tax al pri svo-
jom navrate do Spojenych Sta
TOW. Bolo zaznacene uz mnoho pri
padov, kedy kanadski pohraryc-
nj iradnlci nedovolili cudzincom
vst1pit' Ma kanadskd podu, preto.
re pochybovali tom, re otazni
cudzinci su skutocne zak konitymi
obyvatel mi Spojenych Statov.
.Niekedy sa stava, ze vyletnici do
stan1 sa az po kanadske hranice,
ale sa musia vratit', lebo sa ne
mozu riadne legitimovat'.
Kanada spolupracuje vsemoz-
ne so spojenymi Statmi vo vyma-
hanf americkych prist'ahovale-
ckych zakonov a nedovol l'uje ziad
nemu cudzincovi, prichadzajuce-
mu 20 Spojenych Statov, vstipit'
ma .kanadskd podu, ak s1 pochyb-
nosti tom, ze otazny cudzinec
Dol zakonitym sposobom pripuste-
ny do Spojenych Statov na tryac-
ny pobyt ma zaklade americkeho
imigracneho zakona.
Doklad zakonitom pobyte v
Spojenych Statoch vyzaduje 81
americkymi pohranicnymi TRAD
mi cd usetkych cudzincov,. vraca-
jncich sd 2 Kanady. Kazdy, kto
nema "pryeho papieru'' alebo i
.nych hodnoyernych dokladoy O
|svojom zakonitom pobyte v Spo-
jenych Statoch, moze byt' zadr-
zany. Ak len vsak cudzinec m6ze
poskytnnt' pohranicnym 1radni-
kom podrobne informacie o svo-
JONI prlchode do Spojenych Sta-
tov (meno lode, datum prfchodu
atd'.), moze, byt' okolnost', ci
skutocne Dol zakonite pripusteny
4 & u Z -
do Spojenyeh Statev, zistena te-
ilegrafickym dotazola II prist 'aho-
valeckeho uradu v tom pristave,
kde vst1pil pryy raz ma americkd
ip6dn. Poplatok "a telegram pla-
III prirodzene cndzinec. Cudzinee,
ktory sa nepamata ma datum
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-19

svojho prfchodu, ami ma memo To-
di, na ktorej ,prisiel do Spojenych
Statov, nemal by 70 Spojenych
Statoy odist skorsie, lSym 81 ne
zadovazi potrebne data.
permits to renter, ktore sa
vydavajd cudzincom, idlcim na
docasnn navstevu do zamoria, ne
vyzaduju sd cd navstevnikov Ka-
nady. Ak nema svsak cudzinec
ziadnych dokumentoy svojom
zakonitom pobyte Spojenych
Statoch, urobis najlepsie. ked 81
zadovazi podobny permit to re-
enter.
Ackol 'vek hore spomenute sa
zakiada lplne na pravde, 1eyzt "a
huge sa ma vsetky prlpady. Mnohl
cudzinci navstevuj1 Kanadu, .'bez
toho, aby mali nesnadze. Sn vsak
al prfpady, 'ktore pine ospravedl-
hujii pravidlo,s ze cudzinec, idnci
na naystevus do Kanady, ma byt'
vstaye predostret' pade potre-
by hodnoyerny doklad Q syojom
zakonitom pobyte Y Spojenych
Statoch.
Uspesni prist' ahovalci.
Dotaz: Ciaboly sosbierane data
Q tom, kol 10 I tn usadenych GU
dzincoy je lekaroy, profesoroy a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-19
ohlasovanie priemyslovych
iiraZOV.

Dotaz: Spadol som pri praci S
rebrika zlomil som 81 ruku. Die
loved1ci boil svedkom tohoto ura-
zu. CT muslin podat' ziadost' o
nahradu? F. NJ, Detroit, Mich.
Odpoved': Vo vacsine statov
musi robotnik, ktoremu sa priho-
dilo nest'astie pri praci, ohlasit
svoju nehodu pisomne zamestna-
vatel 'ovi, pri com musi uviest
miesto al dobu melody. Ziadosti 0
nahradu treba podavat' Com
pensation Bureau pocas istej do
by - obycajne ME neskorsie ako
"a sest' mesiacov alebo cely rok
po nlraze. Ziadosti sa podavajd na
zvlastnych formularoch.
v state Michigan je zasonite
stanovene, ze zamestnavatel ale
bo jeho zastupca musi byt' o ne
hode upovedomeny pocas troch
mesiacov po uraze " inych sta
toch musi sa tax urobit behom
tridsiatich alebo sest 'desiatich
dni) ze ziadost' o nahradu mu-
81 byt' podana pocas siestich me-
Stacey.
Navsteva Kanady.
Dotaz: Nam priatel'ov v Ka-
made, ktorych by som rad ma
vstfvit'. Me som vsak doteraz a.
merickym obcanom. Poeul som,
ze nebudem mat ziadnych ne
snadz dostat sa do Kanady, ale
pri navrate do Spojenych Statov
bndem vypocuty prist'ahovale-
ckymi lradnikmi. AXE dokumen-
ty nam what so sebou?-J. r.,
New York, N. Y.
Odpoved': Cudzinec, ktory me-
obdrzal syoj "prvy papier'' po
r. 1926, tedy dobe, kedy yoslo
sy rfatnost' nariadenie verifi-
kseii zakoniteho pripustenia kaz-
dshp prist' 'ahpvalca, prehlasujf-
ceho svoj lmyseP stat sa ameri-
ekTm ob6anom, alebo ktory me-
m6ze preukazat afidayitom ale
DO inym vieryhodnym dokladom,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-19

,jucich sa vyssiemu poyolaniu, cd
r.. 1920 znacne vzrastol.
Ci smie cudzinec vlastnit'
podu?
Dotaz: Ci smie prist 'ahovalec
vlastnit' podu v Spojenych Sta
toch "a tych istych podmienok a
.ko americky 'obcan, alebo musi
PRIV nadobudn1t' americkeho OBJ
cianstva9 7. A., Norfolk, Va.
Odpoved': Virginia je jednym
70 statoy, ktore dovoluju cudzin-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-19

com vlastnit p6du, ale iba tom
pripade, re tito cudzinci prehlasi-
Evening star., 1928-06-10
Secretary Wilbur
Plans to Be Absent
For About Ten Days
Navy Head Is in Kansas
City to Attend Party Con-
vention-Notes of Official
Folk.

The Secretary OF the Navy. Mr.. VIII
bur, is in Kansas City for the conven-
ton and will be away for 10 days or a
fortnight. Mrs. Wilbur, who remained
in her apartment in Stoneleigh Court,
has with her the Secretary's sister, Miss
Bertha Wilbur.
Mrs Adam Wyant and her daughter
Miss Anne Wyant. spent few days at
the Wardman Park Hotel upon their re-
turn from attending June week at An
napolis. They left yesterday for their
home In Greensburgh, Pa, where Mrs.
Wyant will entertain the members OF
the National Board of the ID. A. r. the
end Of the week. Miss Anne Wyant
will leave shortly for motor trip 10
Cape Cod with Comdr. and Mrs Chand-
Ter.
Representative and Mrs. Edgar r.
Keiss will close their apartment at the
Wardman Park Hotel the middle OF next
week and viii leave for their Summer
home at Eaglesmere. Pa, accompanied
by their two small daughters.
MAJ. Gen and Mrs. John A. Hull and
the lattcr's son. Lieut. John Bowler
King, who graduated last week from
West Point, will return 70 Washington
this evening
Mrs Alanson b. Houghton, wife Of
the United States Ambassador TO the
Court Of st. James. and their youngest
daughter. Miss Elizabeth Houghton, will
sail for this country shortly TO join the
Ambassador In New York. The Ambas-
sador was I'm Washington for A few days
shortly after his arrival In this country.
Mrs w r. Valance, wife Of the as
sistant solicitor of the State Depart
ment and her children, Marie and Rob-
ert, have gone 10 Camp Cascade In the
Adirondacks for the Summer. Mr.. and
Mrs. Valance entertained at dinner be-
fore the Iatter's departure, when their
guests included the first secretary Of
the Canadian legation, Mr. Laurent
Beaudry, Mr.. and Mrs Albert Atwood
Mr.. and Mrs Frances de Wolfe, and
Miss Mildred Yeager.