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O D E z w A
w SPRAWIE PIERWSZYCH l DRUG1CH
PAPIER6W OBYWATELSklCH

PRAWO acyjne uchvaone pzez kongres
Department Piracy
elu wprowadzen zye Hch nowyh Lczne zmiany
obejmue formularze aplkacyne do pr~-
szych dgich obywsteh zwiekszons opiate na'o
razac Przepsy ktore oboeywae beds Przy udoadna
leganego przybycia y poby
watelich wydawan certy
kaow obywatekch osobom ktore zdobywa obywaske
poednictwm drugch oso nap}ad dieci natura
Gzacje oca
Move prawo naturaizace tych cudozemcow
kozy przybyi 1921
przybyciu ktorych 1adnej
jednak cudozemiec udzozemka
wye pierwsze papiery mus zareg'trowae pre-
denie odpowednch dowodow zapaceni 20 doarow Buze
tych cudzozemcow
Nowy fomuarz podana obywatelkie
skadae pojonyh, kaid
obecnych papow obeene ormular1e No. z23 No. 224 Ia
kie obeehe formuaze przyzdu wye nayhia.t uiya 80
e.erwe. ls2s-so roku.~--- =.
Poez.w.zy 1so Gpea apEk.nt bede
papero~ wznego podania
dusie be wzgled hedy przybyf do snow ze
doczonyeh dopoL pr.edem odpowiedn eeyi
Zdnoczonych
bdze date mesce sposob przybyca apkanta teso kra
Cd dn 1go Ipca b. ka1dy aplkan, tara4cy pier~
Pspy bede musai wypenie odpoednio formuarz apk
No. 22l3A zyc dwe osobste fotografj podpisae
nego akie przekaz pocztowy dao koneczny do
tes0 eeu eerykat zyby bez wzedu to- kedy przyb DO
Stanow Zjednoczonych.
Przy podania drug papiery obywatelse bede
formularz No. 2214A aplikant ai4czyc di
biste fotografje pierwsze papiery
Wepug nowych przepisow egzamnatorzy
beda robi obywaeskich
wypadek, apkant
szese ub krotszy tut pred
MEM podania kto dnak wydze pred wneienem podana
druge papey do krau bde przebywai
MICA ok ub oymania bedzie
musiaf ponownie wybierae papiery.
To czegoiy naturalizacyneeo.
Procz punky odnoece do obywateltwa
padajacego Informacje kazdy mole bure
naturaizacynem
Biuro obywateske "cih.en. sic
House, Public Square, gdzie urzeduje
ktory chene obywatelstwa
Apeujemy do wszysh nszych Cionn kore
daja obywatelsich
Postaraiy wniesne podana lipca
Posobem unikn4e wszeh tudnosci wiekzych koztow
przewduj kore cd 192sgo wchodzi
W iycie i bedzie obowiazywaio.
Ia ZARZAD CENTRALNY
Stowarzyszena Polek W Stanach Zjednoczonych
LUDWIkA JABLONSkA,
l.. H. DZIEWECZYNSkA, Sekr Jen.
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n White Star Lne odjecha do Europy byy
wiceprzyden Dawes zme sanowisko abasador Sanow
Zjednoczonych przy rzadze Welkiej BrytanI.
z goow angiekej wnosc mozna, ze wyboru tego
angelskie bdo dowoon nomnacja Dawesa
potaa k naJepszem sferach tax rzadowyh
jak innych.
CHARLES HUGHES byiy zionk najwyiszego sad federal
dydat prezydenta Stano Zdnoczonych zo'tai
czonkow taiego medynaro-
dowej sprawiediwosci
powane spodziewae naleiy
Hughes w dobrego zdaiac porai przyczyni do zaci
sieia wicklow przyazn pomedzy swiatem Wpiy
weks1e Zjedno-
sprawami europejskiem
NEMALE zdwienie podobno wywaro filpn.kich
poyznyh
urzad general gubernatora Filpin. ..1
Znaczna czs udnosc amesze, .zcxesolnie pr.ewodcow
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W Sprawie uczczenia przez Polonje
l5O-letniej rocznicy smierci
kazimierza Pufaskiego.

w dniu II pazdziernika 1929
roku przypada 15O-letnia rocznica
bohaterskiej smierci Brygadjera-Ge
nera{a, kazimierza Puiaskiego, kto
ry, walczac W szeregach arrnji re-
wolucyjnej pod komenda Wielkie-
go Washingtona, po}ozy} zycie swe
mfode dla sprawy wywalczenia
wolnosci dla uciskanych przez
Angle kolonij amerykanskich, gdy
padf smiertelnie ranny W bitwie z
Anglikami pod Savannah W Ceor-
gia dnia 11-go pazdziernika 1879
roku.
Obecnie, " 15O-letnia rocznice
jego bohaterskiej smierci, wdxie.
czny Narod Amerykanski czci je.
go panied Rad Stanow Zjedno-
czonych jakotez gubernatorowie
pojedynczych stanow wzywaja Ma.
rod Amerykanski do nalelyteso
uczczenia pamieci tego bohaters
amesykansko-pol
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Polska UcZci SWieto AmerYkanskie

veland ma rowni innemi W 90
sob odpowiedni powinna rocznice
te uczcic.
Poczatek jest zrobiony. Inic jaty-
wa wyszia cd Placowki Sci Sto-
warzyszenia Weteranow ArmI Pol
skiej. Ogfoszona byfa swego CA
su odezwa, ma skutek kterej ze-
bra}o sic ma posiedzenie wspolne
kilkunastu Obywateli Obywate.
lex, reprezentantow reprezentan.
tex miejscowej Polonji, ale ponie'
wai liczba stosunkowo obecnych
byia szczupia, dlatego tez uchwA-
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DZIEN CZWARTEGO IL
PEA UROCZYSCIE OBJ.
CHODZONY BEDZIE
w POLSCE.
WARSZAWA. 7

WARSZAWA. PrZez
sfery rzadowe jak ca1e
spo4eczenstwo polskie przy
gotowywane So wspania1e
obchody, przez kt6re Gala
Polska uczci w sposob od~
powiedni Swieto Narodu A.
merykanskiego. Dzieh Ago
lipca swieconym bedzie W
ca}ej Polsce, gdyz swieto
to 4aczy duchowo oba te
narody.
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lonem zostaio, ably tymczasowy Sc
kretarz tymczasowy prDewodni-
czacy wspolnie zajeli sic zwofa-
MEM ogolneso zebrania, jake ma
sic odbyc " Klubie Placowki dn.
2O-go czerwca sodzinie Sci vie
czorem. Ma zebraniu tenn ma bye
ostatecznie omowiona sprawa cry
to obchodu czy jakiej innej formy
uczczenia pamieci Puiaskieso ma
zebraniu tenn ma bye zorganizo.
wany sta}y komitet, ktory kierowa'
bedzie dalsza prac4 przygotowaw'
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co TYDZIEN
NIESIE?

ME ustaja wprost narzekania
ma nasza m{odzie1. Mowi sic ME-
ustannie o tenn ma zebraniach, ma
posiedzeniach, czyta sic W pi-
smach a niekiedy nawet i ka-
zalnicy cierpkie siowo prawdy pa
dnie ust prawego kapfana-patrjo-
ty..
Jednak, jeieli sic wniknie gle
biej W stan rzeczy, przyjse mozna
do przekonania, re ME zawsze wi
ma W tenn mfodziezy, ale wilma
nasza, starszych, ze siebie ME
dajemy naleiytego mfodziezy tel
przyk}adu.
Kto bli4ej INA stosunki stosu-
neczki, panujace W roznego rodza-
ju towarzystwach naszych, a pre-
dewszystkiem ideowych, ten zgo-
die sic musi z tenn, re zanadto
wierzymy W "nocne zycie".
Many wiele, nawet bardzo VIE
lie tu W Cleveland towarzystw tax
me.kich jak zenskich, W kto-
rvch zebrania ME wieczorami, ale
W nocy sic odbywaja. Powiadamy'
se stosunki takie panuja przede-
: wszystkiem W towarzystwach idec'
wych twierdzenie to nasze kaz-
diego czasu jestesmy gotowi Po'
przec dowodami. Ilez to razy sic
zdarza, 1e posiedzenie, zebranie
komitetu, lekcja spiewu czy te7
rzecz podobna rozpoczyna sic .po5'
no, a konczy sic W nocy.
Kazdy ma prawo tax sic sic
bic, W towarzystwie urzadzac, jaA
mu lepiej - niejeden bye mole
powie. Racja, jeieli. chodzi mai
star.zych, jest wszystko W jak
nalepszym porzadeczku, ale ie u
towarzystwach, . przedewszystikien
~ to~arsystwach ideowych ieznit
skupia sic mlodzie4 niepeinoletnia
wiec naleialoby sic powaznie mad
tenn zastanowie, jaki dajemy te!
mfodziezy siebie przykfad?
Cani sic miodzie1 p}ci obojga,
tax ch}opcow jak i dziewczeta, ze
wieczory spedzaja poza domem.
gdyby to jeszcze wieczory! Do POI
nej godziny pozostaje wiele
mich poza domem, a siyszelismy o
wypadkach, ze nasze pociechy mad
ranem nawet powracaja do do
mu. TAX, tax, cd rodzicow mieli-
smy sposobnose tenn siyszee.
Starac sic naleiy, ably posiedze-
MIA, zebrania, czy lekcje spiewu "
towarzystwach zaczynafy sic wcze-
sniej konczy{y sic wczesniej.
Noe ME jest odpowiednim cza-
sem ma przebywanie m}odziezy po-
"a domem nawet W najlepszem to-
warzystwie. Najczesciej bywa tax,
se miodziez ME jest wraz rodzica
mi ma takich zebraniach. Syn czy
corka naleza, ale rodzice ME. Czyz
So rodzice pewni, gdzie ich dzieci
przebywaja do poznej godziny W
nocy?
Coz wan powie corka, jezeii
6eJ zwrocicie ma to uwage? - Ma
pewno znajdzie ma poczekaniu od-
Powiedz, re przeciez jej mama
10 czyni.
Szanujaca sic kobieta, wzorowa
matka starac sic zawsze bedzie dla
swych podrastajacych corek bye
przyk}adem, a ME psuc je swia-
donnie czy nieswiadomie przez swe
nielicujace godnosci4 kobiety
powainej postepowanie. Pragnie-
Gle corki vase nalezycie wycho-
wac, dawajcie i'm z siebie ME gor-
szacy, ale dobry przyk}ad, a wte-
dy ME bedziecie miaiy powodu
na miodziez narzekac.
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WLADZE POTEPIAJA MORD
PROHIBICYJNY JAkO
BEZPRAWIE

INTERNATIONAL FALLS,
MINI. - W}adze stanowe i po-
wiatowe doszly po gruntownem
zbadaniu faktow do zgodnej kon
kluzji, re zabicie Henryka Vir-
kuli, cukiernika z Big Falls,
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AUSTRIA ZBROI Sic WCIAz
POTAJEMNIE..

przez federalnych agent6w cel-
nych ma drodze w sobote VIE
czor by{o "cafkowicie nieuspra-
wiedliwione".
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DROBIAZCI
z TYGODNA

SoS-1oe@o@0oS-S
NIEJAkI pastor M. S.
Rice z Detroit, wygiaszajac
niedawno kazanie do .licz-
nych wiernych swych, wspa
male rozprawif sic z istnie
jacymi stosuneczkami W
tym kraju, nazywajac ere
dzisiejsza "era gfupoty",
ktora jego zdaniem ma bye
tania droga do osiagniecia
bardzo watpliwej siawy.
w kazaniu SVEN powie
dial, il "zyjemy W wieku
'szampjonow popychaczy o.
rzeszkow' i doswiadczo-
nych 'szampjonow zjada-
czy bananow' -.
l zeby tylko takie rzeczy
sic dziaiy, ale o wiele je-
szcze wiecej g{upoty widzi
sic ma kazdym kroku. 10
tenn wszystkiem wiadomo-
sci podchwytuje prasa A.
merykanska - tax mowA
pastor robi "dur-
niow" ma poczekaniu ludzi
siawnych ma obie poikule.
Sfuszne So siowa ohurze
MIA pastora Rice'a. RE
czywiscie zyjemy W dwu-
dziestym wieku, ale cze-
stokroc widzac przerozne
dziwactwa, zmuszeni jeste
smy sic zastanawiae, czy to
ME jest wick bezdennej gau
poty ludzliej.
\ S4 Jeszcze nlewlernI To-
masze pomiedzy dziennika
rzami polsko-amerykansl<i-
mi. ktorzy ME wierza W to,
ze niedawno powstafy syn
dykat dziennikarzy dojdzie
do skutku i sic utrzyma" -
tax zaznacza Dziennik Pol
ski z Detroit. ..
Ze sa tacy i nawet beda
i "a dziesiec lat, wiemy Q
tenn, jak rowniez wiemy.
ze pomiedzy zrzeszonymi
sa tacy niewierni Tomasze.
ktorzy zapisali sic przy-
byli ma zjazd OF tax sobie,
aby zobaczyc, co tam be-
die, ale bez postanowie-
MIA wspolpracowania o.
golem dziennikarzy. Ma
szczescie, ME jest takich
wielu; to zaledwie jedno-
sikh, ktore zrachowac MOI
ma ma palcach u jednej re-
XII.
z ostra krytyka wystepii
W Goncu Polskim, wycho-
dzacym W South Bend, Ind.
Ks. S. Lukomski W sprawie
odbywajacych sic konte-
stow pieknosci. "Poczucie
moralnosci publicznej -
powiada on - do tego sto-
pnia stepialo, re dzisiaj lu
dzi, wzglednie p}ec zenslxa,
jak byde}ko ma wystawe pu
bliczna prowadza to "
stroju prawie pierwszeJ....
Ewy."
,,Wybiera sic z pomiedzy
kontestantek - tax dalej
powiada ks. kukomski -
najwiecej odpowiadajaca
smakowi znawcow miesa
ludzkiego daje sic paine
pierwszenstwa czego?
Oczywiscie czestokroc ME-
moralnosci, bo sam TAXI kon
test jest rzecza wielce ME-
morain4."
Zupe}na racja, ksieze do
brodzieju. Pierwotne ludy
wiecej maj4 obecnie pole
cia Q moralnosci, niz wielu
ludzi "cywilizowanych", zy
jacych W dwudziestym VIE
ku.
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PRZESTROGA KOMISJI
WOJSKOWEJ.

Wfadze austrjackie ukry-
waja bron jeszcze z
czasu wojny.
GENEW A. Ostateczny
rapport Komisji Likwidacyj-
nej w zwiazku z odwo4a-
MEM kontroli wojskowej o.
piewa, re Austria potajem-
ME sic zbroi wbrew warun-
kom traktatu pokojowego.
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ROCKVILLE, Md. March fSpeciall
The various kinds of insurance in
which automobile dealers are interested
was the principal matter considered at
the monthly meeting Of the Montgomery
County Automobile Dealers Association
held at the Montgomery Country Club
here. Representatives of two Of the lead
ing insurance companies gave talks
The business session was conducted by
the president. Edgar Reed
Licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the Circuit Court here for the
marriage of H Fred Bond, 81. and Miss
Alma M Tyler, IS, both of Anmen-
dale, Md, and Charles H. Adkins. 81
and Miss Carrie Gather, 81, both of
Montgomery County.
Rev. Clarence P. Patker rector of st
Johns Episcopal Church. Bethesda
offlciated at the marriage at Bethesda
of Wilbur S. Carl Of Rcsslyn. va. anc
Miss Albene M. barnes of Idylwood, va
Charging desertion and nonsupport
Mrs. Helen G. Fugate has filed suit ir
the Circuit Court here for an absolute
divorce from Orval G. Fugate of EasI
Chicago, Ind. She is represented BY
Attorneys Cissel g. Woodward of Rock.
vile and Earl Jennings Brown oil
Washington.
Morris Selden. colored of Washington
was found guilty in the Police Court
here yesterday of reckless driving anc
was fined $50 and costs by Judge Samuel
Riggs.
A talk on Mexico" by Mrs. James
Luney of Cabin John, who recent,
spent some time in that country, will
feature the monthly meeting of the
Glenmont p T. A. to be held in the
Glenmont School auditorium tonight
The program will include music anc
refreshments will be served. The usua
business session will be conducted BY
the president. E. B. Mcintyre.
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ALEXANDRIA.

ALEXANDRIA. Va, March 8 (Spe-
claD The casting OF ballots to elect
II directors of the Chamber of Com
merce for terms of two years each will
begin Monday morning at 9 O'Clock.
when the ballot box viii be placed in
the chambers headquarters at the
George Mason Hotel Voting will cease
Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock. but
the result of the election will not be
made known until the annual meeting
OF the Chamber of Commerce on
March %.
President Fred C. Goodnow has ap-
pointed an electoral board composed of
John H. Trimyer, J. Frank Myers, J..
Kent White, r. @. Whitton and Mark
l.. Price to take charge OF the balloting.
DR.. Fl. A. Latane and DR. Llewellyn
Powell have been selected by the Alex
andria Medical Society to conduct the
monthly chest clinics to be held at the
Alexandria Health Department as the
result OF movement started by the
Anti-Tuberculosis Society.
This Alexandria Business and Profess
sional Women's Club will attend sarv-
ices at the First Baptist Church Sunday
/ morning at II O'Clock, opening its OBJ
/ servance Of the National Business and
Professional Woman's week. The
monthly supper and meeting will be
| held at the George Mason Hotel Tues
| day night, while a public relations din
ner VIII take place in the hotei Thurs
day night. Miss AreIyn Apperson has
F., been named chairman of the commit
tee making plans for the latter event
j. p. Butler has been elected by
! Sarepta Lodge, No. 46. independent
. Order of Odd Fellows. to serve as its
; delegate at the annual convention, to
! be held by the Grand Lodge of Odd
/ Fellows III Virginia. at Danville, in MAY
/ c. z. Butler was elected alternate.
| A banquet concentrating the 1926
! anniversary of the birthday Of Andrew
| jackson will be held March Is at Elks
Home by the Andrew Jackson Lodge OF
! Masons.
! Senior class students of Alexandra
| High School were TO make a pilgrimage
TO Mount Vernon today They were tC
! be accompanied by senior students OF
George Mason High School of Potomac
and Washington and Lee High School
! Of Ballston. Va.
The thFee-act comedy. Deacon
Dubbs," will be presented by the Alex.
endria Fire Department Auxiliary 10.
| night In Elks Hall
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council and c. Page Waller, representing
the Retail Merchants Association. when
proposed by O'Connell.
The reduction will affect only the
larger consumers. In explaining the
impossibility of larger reduction. as
sought by the city council on behalf OF
the Retail Merchants Association,
O'Connell stated that Alexandria has
the fourth cheapest rate in the State.
He added that since the investment
of the company in this territory is so
large it would be impracticable at this
time to grant a greater reduction. He
stated the companys new force to be
brought here upon completion of the
new Office building will bring 35 addi-
tional employees from Charlottesville, and
will add approximately $4,000 a year
to Alexandria pay roll
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STATE TO TAKE OVER
| ROADS ON APRIL |
Mirfax Notified Maintenance Will
Start Three Months
Earlier.
.ecial Dispatch 10 The Star.

zpecial Dispatch 10 The Star.
I FAIRFAX. Va, March al. c. ALL
dtight, district engineer, has notified
Resident Engineer Il. I. Mount that The
State will take over for maintenance on
April / instead Of July / as originally
contemplated the remaining mileage
ADDED TO the State road system by the
act of the Legislature in 1928 Under
this ruling the State will take over in
Fairfax County approximately seven
miles of the OK road in Lee District.
from Fairfax Station TO within about
three miles OF the District of Columbia
WorkhouSe at Occoquan. A portion of
this road from Fairfax Courthouse 10
Fairfax Station was taken over for
maintenance last year, as was a stretch
Ct several miles on the Ieesburg pike
One additional mile in Fairfax
County viii be affected by tnis last
order, namely he route of the proposed
Lee Boulevard from the Arlington
County line to the Lee Highway al
Falls Church.
One mile Ct the Is assigned 20 Fair
fs.x County was allocated to connect
he Lee Boulevard at its Arlington
County terminus near Fort Buffalo with
the Lee Highway at the Episcopal
Church in Falls Church.
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GROUP WILL STUDY
FAIRFAX BOND ISSUE
$4,000 for Installation Of Water
and Sewer Utilities Is
Proposed.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
FAIRFAX, Va March 8.-The Fair
fax Town Council last night appointed
a special committee of citizens ano
colincilmen to study the proposition Of
bonding the town to install water and
sewer utilities This committee-Dr. r
w Huddleson, Edgar Littleton, Thomas
RI Keith, Lewis Oliver and A. r. Sher-
weod-is instructed TO make a detailed
Study Of the effect on the town taxes
of Ia bond Issue of $50, 900: the amount
which it will be necessary to raise each
year to meet the interest and sinking
find; the amount by which this charge
to- the town will be decreased through
rental revenues TO individual property
owners and other questions.
sTshe council last night fixed the cor
paration and road tax at 90 cents ant
tie levy for special school indebtedness
az rs cents.
MRS. Walter Tansill oliver and Miss
ADELAIDE Lewis. a delegation from the
fairfax Garden Club, asked the CO.
Operation of the council in cleaning ur
Tie town. The council agreed to pay
tie expenses Of a man to serve under
tie direction of the Garden Club when.
efer necessary.
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insult INTERESTS
PLAN UN|F |CAT|ON
All Units in Southeast to
Have Headquarters in Alex
andria, 0'Conne'I Says.
BY JACK ALLEN,

stan Correspondent Oh Inc star,
ALEXANDRIA, Va, March Sit was
disclosed here today that the insult
power interests in the Southeastern Sec
ton of the United States will be con-
solidated and will establish their main
headquarters in this city upon the COM
pletion Of new 100000 office building
here.
M. J. O'Connell, manager of the Vir-
ginia Public Service Co., an insult con-
Germ, today declined to make the de-
tails of the consolidation project pub
lie, but revealed the basic plan yes
terday at a meeting of the Alexandria
city council.
Appearing at the council meeting in
hopes Of adjusting the commercial rate
for electric light and power in this city
to meet the approval of local merchants
O'Connell stated that consolidation Of
the insult interests in the Southeast
was the secret behind the construction
of the new Office building in this city. .
Will Form Large Unit.
He stated that the second and third
floors of the new building win be oc-
cupied by the executive Offices of the
Southeastern project, while the first
floor would be utilized for Offices Of the
local branch as well as for the display
of electrical equipment.
He requested secrecy on the part OF
those present until today, when he
would issue statement.
The consolidation project will link
the Insult companies in the Southeast
into one of the largest, If not the
largest, concerns in the country.
The new office building To be used by
the consolidated concerns probably viii
be ready for occupancy in September
according to a previous announcement
The site has bean cleared and construc-
ton work will begin next month
A nominal reduction in the rate fol
commercial electric lighting and pOwe
was agreed upon yesterday by the cit,