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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-20
Fire Head Issues List
Of Christmas Don Is ,

hazard. Often his costumes would
burn furiously If accidentally ignit-
ed. IL can be rendered safer II
sprayed with a solution Of water
glass.
Don't give children dangerous
toys such as those requiring gas
oline, kerosene or alcohol.
Don't give them flimsy motion
picture machines that use inflam-
mable films.
Don't trim trees with inflam-
mable decorations.
Don't set up Christina trees
without taking care to tasten them
securely SO they can't topple over.
Don't play lively games during
the festivities in the room where
the Christmas tree Is located.
Don't use eli &c bulb o- the
tree IL contact with anything that
could be ignited ry their heat.
Don't attempt any special wiring
G CHRISTMAS unless an experience
cd electrician supervises the work
Don't use electric toys and an
planes c~arelessly.
Don't smoke or use matches
near fllnsy decorations.
Don't use lighted candles on the
christmas tree or elsewhere.
Don't. above all. lose your head
y an accidental fire should occur
a lire extinguisher or pail OF wa
Ter IN readiness may be the quick
est means Of putting out d small
lire. but If II viii not do SO Instant
~, turn IN a fire alarm.
IL q persons clothing catches
IRE, cover him with a rug or blan-
ket and roll him n il"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-20

Deportation through Brownsville
port OF aliens Is falling, ID. w. Brew
ster. immigration inspector in charge
said today. The fail usually comes
after the close OF seasonal harvest
ing on this side o fthe Rio Grande.
The chief wor kof the service is
caring for persons living near the
border who wish local crossing pri-
vileges. Fraudulent use OF this pri-
vilege causes most of immigration
trouble. A person may claim to be
resident Of a border town and ask
for the privilege to cross for supplies
and never return.
Work o nthe international bridges
Is keeping the immigration service
rather busy at this time, said Mr..
Brewster.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-20
Mrs. McC arty Better
Especial 10 the Heraido

0FtSAa4 " TIC EEIdlQb
HARLINGEN, Dec. 20.-Mrs. John
McCarty. operated on late Wednes-
day night after an ambulance had
made an emergency run 70 carry
her 70 the Valley Baptist Hospital,
Is getting along satisfactorily.
Mrs. McCarty. who lives three
miles east Of Rio Hondo. was oper-
ated on for acute appendicitis. She
was carried 60 the hospital at 5.45
p. m. Wednesday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-20
QUEEN TO OPEN C%HRISTMASDAY
WITH ALICE WHITE ATTRACTION

Opening OF the Queen theater on
Christmas Day, with Alice White IN
Hot Stuff" as the attraction has
been announced by John G. Fan
ming, manager OF the Publix thea
tiers In Brownsville.
The Queen, which was thorough
ly renovated q short time before
the closing of the house a few
months ago. will provide a show
place for the best silent pictures
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-20
,Yturria Building
Gets New Roofing

A new roof is being laid on the
Yturria building on Elizabeth street,
between 18th and 14th. The build
ing Is occupied by the Yturria land
and cattle company, the Yturria
improvement company. and several
other offices. Cost Of the repairs
is estimated at about $500. A COM
position shingle roof is being laid.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-20

j. Tucker. $500: Mrs. j. 4. Canales.
5000: Mrs. o. K. Mason. s5.25: Miss
z. Tijerina. $500, Miss Florence
Bell. $500. Mrs. Barker. $500;
Headquarters. S4.O1: Brownsville
Public Schools S24.00: Olmito and
Olmito School. sl6.75: Point Isabel
Miss Mary Jackson. $3.50: Army
Post, $1,000; Raynondville, SlO0.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-20

SAN BENITO, Dec. 2O.-Charles
Sandell. killed in a wreck the early
part Of this week. was buried Thurs
day afternoon at the Monte Meta
cemetery. Rev. c. II Riddle Off
ciated at the funeral The pail
bearers we're RUDE Palmer. Jim
Anderson. Morgan Sherer, "A. Ole
son. G. G. Hornsby, and Reynolds.
Services were held at Thompsons
Mortuary.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-20
Alleged Fugitive
Caught In St. Louis

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 20-fP-A man
identified by police a. Mike STAMINA.
escaped convict wanted In Ohio and
Texas for murder and robbery. but
who insists he Is John M. Henson.
New Orleans civil engineer. was held
in jail here today awaiting posi-
tive Identification.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-20
Especial to the Herald)

AUSTIN, Dec. 20-Dcnt let San
as whiskers catch on fire.
This and a lot OF other dont's
70 keep Christmas a season Of mer-
riment and JOY IL .ea1 Of grief
ana loss. have been stated by j..
w. DeWeess. Texas fire insurance
commissioner. in ,a!rlea for a safe
Christmas. al
Here are some Of his safe and sane
Christmas dont's.sf
Don't let Santa Claus be a fire
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-20
c ROBS FATHER

HULL. Eng.-Clarence Bolton,
''blacksheep' Of his family was found
guilty Of burglary in his fathers
home.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-20
MASK OF

LIVERPOCL-James Paterson
spent three months p~erfecting a
mask that he used TO asphyxiate
himself.
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THIS HAS HAPPENED

MOLLY BURNHAM. little ex-reporter
from Boston, has become the -, and
darling OF Br t4a "a y 6HSau$s her
theatrical producer. made her guest Of
honor at one Of his smart and sophisti-
Gated parties. The evening was not
disguised with the play, refused to at
tend the party. And her father had to
remain with his angry. tuning spouse.
JACK WELLS. Molly's sweetheart, was
not there, either. Jack spent the eve
ming pacifying Molly's perturbed family.
After supper. Mr.. Durbin sent out for
the morning papers, TO see what the
critics had to say.
N-nIr co 1I-Iru rErr srnRN
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AIN!NC@TA1 :; N. :.

, note, saying that her mother was
still unwell, and they thought it best
to return to Snodgrass Immediate
ly. It was a polite, distant note,
written in her mothers firm hand.
They hoped she would come to see
them soon. She would always be
welcome. Might success crown all
her efforts. But good name" re-
minded her mother sententiously,
lis rather to be chosen than great
riches" And ''he that maketh haste
to be rich shall not be innocent"
Under her mothers upright sig
nature there was a careless scrawl:
Lots of love-Dad"
He knew last night that mother
was dragging him back today" de-
cided Molly, land he didn't want to
upset me. Dear old dad!"
CHE wondered If he had always
~ been SO subservient to her moth
er's whims. She tried to imagine
them when they were young, and
madly in love. And she wondered
if they had been deliriously wor-
Shipping, one of the other. 1t seemed
to her that any girl could have
loved her father when he was young.
He must have been SO big and
strong. And handsome, too, in
wholesome, country way.
Then she visioned her mother,
stiff in whalebone and steel. And
not married. instead, some little,
clinging girl.
And if he had" she reflected.
I'D be nine-tenths another to one
tenth me-
Molly realized that it was from
her mother she had inherited her
tenacity of purpose, and her deter
mination to succeed. From her
darling, vacillating father she seemed
to have inherited nothing at all
The telephone interrupted her
meditations.
Its after II o'clock. Miss Burn
ham, and there are number of re-
porterS waiting to see you"
I'll be ready in fifteen minutes"
she said. Tell them to come up
then"
She kicked the newspapers in the
closet. She wouldn't have anyone
say of her that she was gloating
over the reviews. There was some
one knocking at the door already. A
boy with flowers. She opened them
hurriedly, poking among roses and
orchids for cards . Jacks card
In the fifth box she found it, tucked
among the sweet, hard buds of
crimson roses.
II love you always" it said Not
thing about seeing her.
THE ideal" she fulned. It'll
phone him the minute the reporters
60"
What are you going to do now?"
one OF the, reporters wanted to
know. You're not engaged, are
you?"
81 don't know" she admitted.
"You don't know!"
well, I'm not sure" she parted,
laughing at their amusement.
who is it?" they demanded. 1.-THE
chap who elaborated with you on
the play? What's his name?-
Flynn?
ooh, goodness! Please don't drag
Red into it,"
(To Re Coutinuedl
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NOW GO WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XIII

TINE reviewers were unanimously
l. enthusiastic.
The most critical of them opined
that there is more dramtic life in
Molly Burnham's Death of Delphine
DarroWS' than in nine-tenthS Of
the so-called dramas of realism. 1t
has the pungent odor of actuality
1t has a pulse that gallops."
Hard boiled relief from all the
sweetie-pie stuff in town." an
nounced another. "A melodrama OF
blood and sex. Raw emotions and
naked truth. It may offend your
sensibilities. but it will give you a
great kick"
And so they went, Not line Of
adverse criticism.
Molly Burnham writes like a
veteran" declared a conservative
sheet, commenting editorially. ut
is almost inconceivable to imagine a
girl of her age dealing with sin as
served in The . ath of Delphine
Darrows.' Lust and chicanery, in
trigue and murder-and the Seven
Deadly Sins Miss Brnham is
in her early twenties, and a model
of propriety. She does not drink or
smoke
There was more to the same ef-
feet
Every paper in New York had re-
viewed the play. and many OF them
had reference to it in their news
sections. Mollys picture was in five
papers, and the story of Dopey Dan
and the shooting was told in all
but one.
After the party, the Durbans took
her in their car to her hotel. 1t
was 5 o'clock, and Dolly knew that
she must be up early, to see her
father and mother. But she felt
that it would be a mistake to disturb
her mother at that hour. She sent
8 boy for all the papers, in order
that she might read again and again
the words that were more precious
to her than rubies or diamonds.
I'll clip the most dignifled ones,
and give them to Mother" she de-
eided, and trust to luck that she
doesn't see those that call a spade
q spade-and worse"
CHE was about to step into the
- elevator when she saw her
father. enthroned on a damask di-
van, consuming newSprint like
glutton.
Dad" she exclaimed. Whatever
are you doing?"
Reading my favorite authors"
he told her. "All those smart-alecks
that have been writing nice things
about my little girl
Wouldn't mother let you look at
them upstairs?"
"Your mothers all upset. child.
she's got to sleep now. and I didn't
want to disturb her"
Lets come up to my room" she
suggested, and talk"
But her father shook his head.
I'D better go sit with mother"
he said. Shed be real worried if
she woke UP and found me gone.
You got to be patient with your
mother, Molly. She's like a hen
that's Matched a swan. and she
don't know what it's all about"
@But anybody'd think. Dad. that
I'd done the most dreadful thing!
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High up among the branches. of a
mighty tree she took refuge, huggiug
the shrieking infant to her bosom.
Then hunger closed the gap between
them and soon he became quiet. The
son of an English Lord and an Eng
lish Lady nursed at the breast Of
Kala. the great APPEL
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Ito Be Ccntinued)

When the king ape released the limp
form that had been Lord Greystoke,
he turned his attention toward the
little cradle. Kala was there before
him and ere he could intercept her,
snatched the child herself, dropping
her own dead babe in the cradle, and
bolted through the door.
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By Martin

Meanwhile the beasts within the
cabin were warily examining its
strange contents. Once satisfied they
were dead, Kerchak Gid not again
modest the body Of either Lady or
Lord Greystoke. Presently he halted
before the -ifle hanging upon the
wall Finally he tore it down and
examined it closely.
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The other apes sat huddled together
watching their chief Suddenly Ker-
chak's finger closed upon the trigger.
There was a deafening roarl The apes
fell over one another in their wild
anxiety to escape. Kerchak, equally
frightened, but still clutching the rifle
sprung through the door. which shut
tightly after bra
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Ahern
BY BlOSSer

The rfile-sight had caught upon the
doors edge and the latch had sprung
as Kerchak passed out When the apes
again brought themselves to approach
the cabin, they found it securely fast
ened. After roaming about for a
while, they began their homeward
march. And Kala joined them With
the man-child
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OUT OUR WAY
CHAPTER xxi Continued

CHAPTER XXI (ContinueO
She was anxious to be with Jack.
Surely he would want to see her
now. To talk over her triumphs.
What was the use of triumphs if
you couldn't share them with some
one you loved?
We'll send for the morning pa
pers," proposed MIR. Durbin, as they
left the talue. "See what the crit
tics had to say about you girls"
Francesca GLASGOW and Madge
Arthur smiled complacently. They
had given a good performance and
they knew it. Besides, the play
was a WOW. And critics seldom pan
the actors in a successful produc-
ton.
Only Molly was frightened. Per-
hapS there were reviewers who, like
her mother, would think she had
written something indecent.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-31
VIVA MA SLOVENSKYCH
oRGANIsTOV v AMERIKE.

I. +. cltall Sme dOplS ODrdHt
cd p. l. E. Bodnara Hazleton,
Pa, v ktorom spomenul smutny
prlpad, ze sa odobral ma vecnost
.. marca starucky uciteP -organi-
sta p. Jozef Jambra, jeden MAJ
starsfch slovenskych organistov v
Amerike. Zomrel v chudobinci V
Laurytown, kde sa zdrzoval "a
poslednych 13 rokov. Ked som
precital dopis - al mnohi ini no
citali - dotklo sa ma to vel mi
Dol l'ne a smutne, ze nebohy mas
kollega Jozef Jambra Dol pocho-
vany chudobne, ale preto vel'mi
pekne. O pohrab re sa postaral p.
Jan Pustaj pomocou rev. And
reja Pavcu Hazleton, Pa, ale
re ma pohrabe len niektori boil
pritomni. Ze ked' bohaty zomre,
to ma i do so automobilov, ale re
o chudaka organistu sa nikto ne
stara. Nuz, takto svet plati tu !;
re aku odplatu dostane tam no.
re, to len Pan Bob vie.
ia som osobne neboheho Jam
bru nepoznal; ano to neviem, re
kde sa narodil ma Slovensku, ale
bo kde studoval. Preto ami memo
zem mic tom pfsat', ze aky Ii
vot viedol, alebo ci ma niekde ro-
dinu. Ale dost' je to smutne, re
81 talk zasluzil pri svojom povo-
lanf, ze sa dostal do chudoblneap
kde ma sklonku svojho zivota
stravil dlhych 13 rokov. Ci ME je
to smutny obraz? A ze no i jeho
manzelka opustila, tom tiez ne
mozem pic pfsat', lebo neviem.
Ale isty som v tom, ze ktorej
osade dcinkoval, ze dietky vyuco-
val V nabozenstve, tiez ked
sluzby bozie odbavoval kosto-
lie, re zveleboval Boha ako sa pa
tri, ma povznesenie slavy Bozej
A preto 81 zaslnzi, aby SINE 81 nan
spomli vo svojich modlitbach, le-
DO nikto nevie, ze co ho caka, re
ako my 81 zasluzime, ably mas P
Bob chranil od podobneho osu-
du. Clovek je krehky a ami sam
nevie, kde -padne. Nikto nemoze
povedat', ci niektoreho podobnJ
osud nezastihne. Mech Pan Bol
zavarule cd podobneho pripadu
Teda zakryme hrob, t. j. neho
vorme, re taky alebo inaky boil
80 mrtvych dobre alebo nic.'
Tam je pred s1dnou stolicou
vsemohuci Pan no sud- "a jeho do.
bre i zle zasluhy, ako 81 zaslnzil
Jeho hrob parasitic krasnou zele,
nou travickou, takze i ii, co boil
ma jeho pohrabe, zapomenu nan
Ale my, slovenski organistovia,
neboli sme ma neboheho pohrabe
lebo niektori ked al poculi tel
smutnej zQrave, uz bolo pozde, a
tax sme sa nemohli dostavit'. Te-
da ked' SINE sa nemohli zucast-
nit pohrabu a nebohy nema niko-
ho, kto by sa postaral pomnlk
teda my slovenski organistovia.
dcinkujuci ma slovenskych osa-
dach v Lackawanna Luzerne O.
kresoch SINE sa usniesli, re nebo-
hemu, naSmu zomrelemu kolegovi
postavime aspon aky-taky po-
mink, ably Ma jeho mohyle stal S
napisom, ze tn odpoeiva Jozef
Jambra, ucitel '-organista. Ukaz-
me est'ansk1 lasku k nasmu ne
bohemu bratovi.
Preto vyzyvame vsetkych slo.
venskych organistov, dcinkuj1.
cilh ma slovenskych osadach v A.
merike, tych uz neucinkujucicl
veteranov, ably boil laskavi pri
spiet' svojou hrivnou ma tento 20
mink. Pom0zte nam, ably sme mo
hi aspon takF. nahrobny kames
postavit'. Teda otvarame sbierk,
ma tento ciep. Vsetky milodar,
budu kvitovane novinach. u
vopred srdeene privolavame: Pal
Bob zaplat'! Nahrobny kamen p'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-31

Gle istych jednotlivcov, ktori me-
zakonite sa tuna zdrziavajucim
cudzincom sl'ubuju, ze i'm pomo-
zu legalizovat ich tunajsi pobyt
uz teraz, ak dostan1 "a svoje
sluzby 40 dollarov alebo al via
eel. Podobne sl'uby sd neuskotoc
intel ne. Me je mono klast' dost
vel'ky doraz ma to, re V terajsej
dobe nevie nikto, jakym sposo-
bonn bude legalizacia vykonana.
1sto je, ze ziadne ziadosti neslo-
bodno podavat' pred 1. julom,
kedy novy zakon nadobudne plat
nosti, a re jakekol 'vek kroky,
ktore by asnad' ten-ktory cudzi-
nee podujal uz teraz, sd celkom
bezucelne.
Cudzojazicna Informacna Sluz-
ba poskytne vd'acne informacie 0
tomto novom zakone, pokiaP sti
jej samotnej k dispozicii. Ddfa
sa, re po /. jtni budu vsetky ma
riadenia a pravidla vydan6 ze
po tomto~dni bude mono poslu-
zit informaciami uplnymi. Ad-
ressa organizacie znie nasledov.
ne: Czechoslovak Bureau Foreign
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-31
Muz, ktory viedol auto skoro
4 mile "a minutu

ma zavodisti v Daytona Beach,
Florida. 0 diva roxy 1ieskorsie,
navratil sa do Ameriky II
cylindrovym autom Irving
Napier Special, menovanym
Golden Arrow"
Predna a zadna ciastka wye
rala ako aeroplan, ably sa auto
drzalo silno k zeni.
Tento Golden Arrow" Dol
karovany takym kormydlom
ako lietadlo a major Segrave sa
riadil dfa meritka, ako ma puske,
aby isiel rovnym smerom.
Dina IL. marca 1929 v Day
.tona Beach, pred tisicimi
divaknli, Segrave riadil svoje
auto rychlostou 231.36 mil "a
hodinu. dosiahnuc svetovy re-
kord.
Bol to skutocne zazrak lnuza
al stroja. Boia to strasna napi-
nayost take ked dokonGil,
takto sa yy1lovil:
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Ma kratko, novy zakon bude ma
osoh kazdej osobe, Q ktorej pri-
chode nieto ziadnych nradnych
zaznamov, ktora vsak vyhovie pc.
ziadavkam noveho zakona, kto-
rych najdolezitejsi je ten, tyka-
jdci sa .dokazania prichodu pred
3. j1nom 1921.
Osobitne nariadenia budu vydane
v najblizsej dobe.
Novy zakon nadobudne plat
nosti dina l. julia 1929, a kroky "a
cielom legalizacie tunajsieho po-
bytu ktorehokol'vek cudzinca ne
mozu preto byt' podujimane pred
tymto dnom.
V tom zmeni, axiom bol prija
|ty kongressom, zakon splnomoc-
nuje generalneho komissara i'm
migracneho k vydaniu nariadeni
o registracii cudzincoX V sdhlase
so sekretarom prace. Za podobnd
registraciu bude cudzincovi tire.
ba zaplatit poplatok 500.
Tieto nariadenia neboly dote-
raz vydane.
Cudzojazicna Informacna Sluz,
ba bola upoZornena na machina.
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HASELTONSKY v MEM. POD
PoRUJUCI sPOLOK TATRA.

Gradnici ma rok 1929 sd nasledovni:
Stanislav Necko, predseda, P. o. Box
399 Haselton Sta, City. - Stefan An
tai, podpredseda, SO Gladstone ST.,
Campbell, Ohio. - Jozef Kacenga, "a
pisnfk, 1859 Gladstone ST., City. -
Martin Zentko, 1ctovnfk; 103 Glad
stone ST., Campbell, o. - Michal j.
Bartos, pokladnik, 169 Courtland Ave,
Campbell, Ohio. - Dozorcovia majetku
Martin Basista, 100 Gladstone ST.,
City. Jan Basista, Haseltine Ave,
City. - Dozorca chorych Stefan Stole,
?. 0. Box 65 Haselton Sta, City. -
Straz: Valent Rovder ST., p. o. Box
264, Haselton Sta, City.
Sch6dze sa vydrziavajd kazdd 4. ne
del u V mesiaci V skole osady Sv. Az
betty na N. Haseltine Ave. 2. hodine
popolndni.
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Drobne ol1lasly
HL'ADAM zENU

Ku mojim from det'om. Ked' sa
jej pozda, moze sa vydat' "a mia.
M6ze mat jedno alebo dvoje de-
ii. Mech sa hlasi Slovenka alebo
Slavianka. ia som Horvat, ale
hovorlm slovensky obs.ej@c. O
adresu treba sa hlasit' v redakcii
tychto novin.
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NOVY NATURALIZACNY
ZAKON NADOBUDNE PLAT
NOSTI LEN DINA 1. JULIA 1929.
Fills.

Nepretrhnuty pr1d navstevnf-
kov, prichadzaj1cich do hlavnych
kancellarii Cudzojazicnej Infor-
macnej Sluzby, ako al znacny po-
Get pfsomnych otazov, adressova-
nych tejto organizacii, zda sa ma
svedcovat' tomu, re mnoho tisic
cudzincov ma 1mysle t'azit' z
VinoentlCopeland- Schneiderovho
zakona, ktory boil podpisany pre-
zidentom dina 2. marca 1929 a
ktory je teraz znamy ako Public
Law No. 962, Seventieth> Con-
gress. Najvacsi zaujem budi ona
ciastka zakona, ktora jedna 0 le-
galizacii tunajsieho pobytu istej
skupiny cudzincov. Je to zakoni-
te opatrenie, ktore opravnuje po-
volane irady ma to, ably doda-
tocne ucinily "zaznam 0 pricho-
de" pr1pade onych cudzincov, o
ktorych pripusteni do Spojenych
Statov ma trvacny pobyt nieto
ziadnych 1radnych zaznamov, ak
mozu otazni cudzinci v;crohodne
dokazat', ze vstupili na dzemie
Spojenych Statov pred prijatim
docasneho kvotoveho zakona 20
dna 3. jiina 1921, d 'alej ze zij1 V
Spojenych Statoch nepretrhnute
Cd svojho prfchodu a ma ostatku
ze su beziihonneho charakteru' a
ze nepodl 'ahajd deportacii. >
S1diac podl'a pr1padov, ktore
holy ,Cudzojazienej Informaenej
Sluzby predostrene ma vybavenie,
budn nasleduj1ci cudzinci mat
najvacsi osoh noveho zakona:
l. Cudzinci, ktori prisli do Spo
jenych Statov Z Kanady V dobe
kedy ma hraniciach neboly vede-
ne zaznamy o prichadzajdcicl
cudzincoch ...
2. Cudzinecki namornici, kto.
ri, byvsi podl'a La FoIette-ovhc
zakona opravneni zdrzat' sa ns
dzemi Spojenych Statov najdlh
Nsie sest 'desiat dni, zostali tuna
trvacne.
B. Cudzinci, ktori sa nemozt
spomenut ami IA presne datum
svojho prichodu, ami ma memo 10
| de, ktora ich dopravila do anne
rickeho pristavu, ak prisli pred 8
jnnom 1921.
4. Cudzinci, ktori prisli do Spo
| jenych Statov pred 3. junor
1921 zakonitym sposobom, ale ktt
rym vykaz o ich prichode memo
re byt' vydany preto, re ich men;
holy do dradnych zaznamov ne
spravpe zanesene.
5. Cudzinci, ktori sa dostali dt
Spojenych Statov nezakonitor
cestou pred 3. junom 1921, alebt
ktor1 sa tn trvacne usadili, ac
kolvek boil pripustenf iba' ma do
casnu navstevu.
6. Cudzinci, ktori prisli do Spo
jenyhc Statov pod cudzim alebt
lprijatym menom a ktori na toto
memo uz davno zabudli.
Z. Cudzinci, ktori prisli do Spo.
jenych 'Statov ked boli este det',
J mi a ktori pre- t1to pricinu memo.
zu dat ziadne informacie O svo-
iom prlchode. ..-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-31

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stanc zaplatene "a svoju pracu.
Al my Len to ziadame. !.
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