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Putnam patriot., 1925-11-20
Rnnli,i Chnrch Nntn,

Sunday morning. 10.3o. morning worship with sermon by the acting pastor, Rev. F. W Lockwood Sub iect. .'rhe lmpelling Power and the Great Surprise"
 r. Bible school Topic. "How to Have Good otnscience. Acts 23: 1 to 24:2T
 630 Sunday. evening service in ,harge of the young peoples society with music by the orchestra
 Thursday evening f30 the regular week night meeting with reports from the delegates Co the association meet ing at Wllimautie All are eordi- ally invited to be present
Putnam patriot., 1925-11-20
P. O. EMPLOYEs
 HAVE SNAPPED JOBS

Joseph Potter. for number af geafz ia rural carrier at the Putnam pesfafare. =bas beeame efts= carrier In saatHbr.dse. Mass. Potter and Ma palean Baehaud. who succeed Potter at Che local office. made arrang meuts ie a.ssVap labs as the Southbffdg carrier, on account of an injury la his leg. could not cover the distance on fool that his route required
Putnam patriot., 1925-11-20

thur Routhier. assistant pastors. Masses are celebrated on Sundays at the following hours: 2 o'clock. 8'- clock, 9i5 o'clock and l0.30 o'clock.
 St. Philips Church Notes
 Services every Sunday 500 m. 1030 a. m. and f3O p. m.
Putnam patriot., 1925-11-20
Victory

Tonight and Saturday. House Peters m "Thc Storm Breaker "
 Sunday night only, Reed Howes tn Lightning Romance
 Monday ali day. Any Woman" with Alice Terry
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-11-19
|IOWNARD-PRYDE CO.
PURCHASE METRO
|COLDWYN RELEASES

The Downard-Pryde Company last
week completed arrangements for the
purchase of moving picture features
and comedies from the Metro-Goldwyn
Company.
j. G. Beckman of Salt Lake City
called on Mr.. Downard and Mr.. Pryde
last Thursday. The new show will
feature such noted stars at Marian
Davies, John Gilbert, Norma Shearer,
Jackie Coogan, Lew Cody, Eleanor
Boardman and many other outstand-
ing screen favorites and other screen
hits under such directors as Rex In
gram, King vidor, Frank Borzage and
Eric VonStroheim. Red Lodge
thsstre-goers will have the opportun-
ity to see such sensations as the
"Merry Widow, which is recognized
as the years greatest motion picture;
"The unholy Three" starring Lon
CLANCY which is causing such furore
in the East at the present time; Rex
Bcach's masterpieces, "The Barrier
and "The Auction Block; Marian
Davies in lights Of Old Broadway"
and ''zander the Great; Ramon Ma
varro in "The Midshipns1l'r. a story
Of handsome nnavarro's naval life
at 4..:.-.iapolis.
The people Of Red Lodge will have
the opportunity to see and discuss
these pictures at approximately the
same dates as the people Of the larger
cities In the United States. The Rialto
assures Red Lodge movie fans and ap-
preciative picture patrons that all the
productions of the Metro-Goldwyn
Company are the very latest releases
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-11-19
SIDNEY GIRL AND
COLUMBUS YOUTH
WINNERS OF FREE
TRIP TO CHICAGO

Montana's greatest annual exhibit
contest has come to close. Out Of
the more than two thousand farm
boys and girls, Don Wilson of Colum-
bus and May Obergfell Of Sidney have
been selected as winners of the free
trips to Chicago to represent the
Treasure State at the National Boys
and Girls Club Conference which
opens November 80.
The winner among the boys will
take the trip A. the guest of the West
ern Railways Committee on Public
Relation and the girls division winner
receives a similar reward from Mont
gomery Ward and Company.
Don Wilson is corn club member
at the present time, although during
his six years he has also been out
standing for his work with poultry
and hogs. He has been faithful in
his attendance at club meetings. has
represented his club on three different
demonstration teams and has been a
leading exhibitor at more than 80
fairs. May Obergfell has been club
member for four years, engaging in
clothing, canning and room improve
ment work. Her club record, also is
of the best. She has been consis-
tant exhibitor at fairs Ed vuy5TTv
consistent u Err Winnings. She was
. nr,~~mDer Of the Richland County can
ming demonstration tear during the
past year.
These two champions will be Joined
Continued on page i,uri
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-11-19
SALEW CHRISTMAS
SEALS VIII OPEN
THANKSGIVING DAY

The annual sale of Christmas Seals
will open on Thanksgiving Day. Mrs.
r. r. Porter. who has been named
County Chairman, Is busy organizing
the campaign which will finance an
anti-tub4rculosis program and is es-
pecially directed toward preventative
measures against disease and the pro-
motion Of good health. The sale, which
is sponsored by the Legion Auxiliary,
win be handled through the schools
throughout the county. Mrs. Sam.
Heatheriy, president Of the local Aux
iliary, win at the meeting next Tues
day appoint committee Of Auxiliary
ladies who will take charge of the sale
in this city.
The loss Of life from this dread
disease speaks impressively for the
need Of such relief as can be brought
about by the sale Of these seals thru
out the country. In Montana alone
tuberculosis killed AIS men, women
and children last year, and there are
least 1925 people with active tuber-
culosis in the state. In the past ten
year 1924 men, women and children
died in Montana of tuberculosis. The
deadly "White Plague" killed more
Montanans last year than did any
other disease. Deaths from this dis
ease are preventable and can be
stamped out, If each individual Will
give such small aid as the purchase
Of some Of these Christmas seals, to
the great number Of workers, state
and national, who are bravely carry
ing on this humanitarian work. How
much good they will be able to ac-
complish depends largely upon how
generously our community supports
the Christmas Seal Sale
The seal for 1925 is : beautiful
design, consisting Of two lighted can
dies ia the center Of which ID the
double barred cross, the emblem Of the
tuberculosis campaign. The Christ
mas colors X srssa 4bd ~ prsdom-
mate, md holly leaves and berries add
to the holiday touch. Underneath all
is the greeting 'tMerry Christmas and
Good Health
Mrs. Porter says she is sure that
the Seal Sale will be greeted with
favor by the citizens Of Red Lodge,
and hopes that Carbon county's contri-
button may be in keeping with its
needs.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-11-19
Parents May Visit
Local Grade Schools

1t II Education Week and the public
schools Of Rsd Lodge are keeping open
house to give the parents Of the school
children an opportunity to note the
manner in which the schools are con-
Quoted. The class schedules are ar
ranged 80 that visitors viii see and
hear classes reciting or engaged IN
some other regular school work.
r. n. Porter, superintendent Of tht
Rsd Lodge public schools, stated that
in order to give those who are unabls
10 get away during the daytime ar
to view the work Of tht
ssewing class, under the direction o.
riss Boyd, and the manual arts caass
under the direction Of H. B. Field, th'
eaasses will BE- In session In tn even
ings from ssven-thirty TO eiKat-fhirt,
in the Manual Arts Bsilainx-
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-11-19
Good Response Forth
coming in r. C. Drive

According to A. Fl. Croonquist, who
is In charge Of the Roll Call Of the
American Red Cross, states that pro-
gress is being made throughout the
county, but as yet the various towns
have not made a complete report.
There ID no doubt, however, but that
the quota win be reached and passed,
as zoe new names are expected TO be
added In this city alone. The high
school students who took charge Of
the drive have not canvassed the resi-
dence district entirely, but deserve
much credit for the amount Of work
accomplished thus far, az they have
had little assistance from the various
organisations Of the city. The first
report gives Red Lodge 110 members.
Last year there wers 233 persons en-
rolIed from Carbon county. II Is ak
|psessd that ssis mark win Be exceeded
this year. y
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-11-19
e. f. Creed Services
Held at Boyd Sunday

Funeral services were Conducted
Sunday morning at Boyd for Emery
Frank Greed, aged So, former merch-
ant and farmer Of Boyd, who died at
Sheridan, Wyoming Wednesday, fol-
lowing an operation for appendicitis.
He was in the Wyoming city, visiting
his son, Charles, when taken i'll. The
Rev. G. e. Fenton Of Boyd offciated.
Burial was made at the Rockdale GEM
etery.
Mr.. Greed has conducted store In
Boyd from 1920 TO 1922, and came
to Montana from Iowa in 1908.
The survivors are the widow; one
son, Charles; two daughters, Mrs.
Helen Ennis, Casper, Wyoming and
Mrs. Ruth Kabschull Of Boyd. Three
brothers also survive him.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-11-19

The American Lsgion are putting
on membership drive and at the last
meeting Of Carbon Port No. IL =
membership committee WAS appointed
composed Of J. T. Whalen, William
Layton and O. ]. Salo to conduct the
drive. 1t is the intention of the com
mittee to get every eligible World
War Veteran to join the. local post
by January 1st- Below are some Of
the reasons why you should be q
lHgionnaire.
Every eligible ex-service mar
should be member Of the American
Legion because his interest in the
relief Of his disabled comrades can be
expressed effectively through tht
Legion. The Legion is promoting .
program to help the disabled World
War Veterans to get justice. proper
treatment and hospitalization. 1t was
instrumental in the organization o1
the United States Veterans Bureau
and has aided thousands of veterans
TO establish disability claims.
Every piece Of legislation beneficial
to ex-service men has found tht
Legion behind the wheel. 1t has help
ed to secure modification Of unjust
sentences imposed on soldiers anG
sailors during the war. 1t has brot
pressure that resulted in better immi-
grafton laws.
The American Legion is fostering
and promoting patriotism by encour'
aging rsspset - the hag, observing
patriotic holiday. conducting classes
IN eitinpnhip, naturalization cers'
monieg ~ ~ foreign born and cthsl
| eelaviltss y eneoraee the love Of on
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-11-19
The CARBON COUNTY
NEWS AWARDED CITY
PRINTING CONTRACT



The Carbon County News is to be
the official paper of the city of Red
Lodge for period of one year, TAX
ing effect December 15th. The News
has been in existence year and eight
months and was awarded the contract
for the city printing by unanimous
vote,
The city council met in special SEES
sion Saturday night to hear the report
of the special committee on the bids
for city printing which was composed
Iof Aldermen ]. Whalen, w. Young
hotter and nr. C. L. Ke..en. The com
1mittee reported unanimously that thu
Carbon County News was the Lowest
and best bid and recommended thai
the contract be awarded the News. q.
roll call the News received the unani
nous vote Of all the Aldermen present
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-11-19
ROBINSON CRUSOE ADVERTISED!

Robinson Crusoe was stranded and sick
of it! Only his man Friday and a goat and
parrot for companionship! He wanted to
get off the island, and to do this he knew he
must communicate with people who might
pass, afar off, in ships. So he did what any
man does who wants to reach people he ad-
yertised!
True, he had only a ragged shirt with
which to do his advertising, but ne stuck it
on pole, secured the pole in the ground and
waited-for days! Didn't get discouraged
at the first days of failure, you see. No good
advertiser does!
And finally-he got results!
If Robinson Crusoe, with one old shirt,
could accomplish his purpose, could reach
the folks he sought, what do you think you
could do with the infinite advertising posi-
bilities offered you?
The folks you want to reach are all near
at hand, and The Carbon County News will
carry your message to them with conviction.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-11-19
Mes. S. M. S0uders En-
tertains Distinguished
Guest From Kentucky

Mrs. Cora Wilson Stewart, who is
known as the Moonlight School Lady
of Kentucky, and whose home is at
Frankfort, Kentucky, was the guest
Of DR.. and Mrs. s. N. Souders on Sun
day. Mrs. Stewart, who is cousin
Of Mrs. Souders, was the winner of
the Pictorial Review prize for 1924 Of
5000, which was awarded the woman
who had done the most good for hu-
manity during that year.
Mrs. Stewart is travelling through
the country on crusade against IL
literacy. She became interested in
this many yssrs ago in her home state
of Kentucky. when she originated the
moonlight schools snd from this her
fame has extended throughout the
country.
According to Mrs. Stewards investi-
cations, there are 660 iliiterates in
Carbon county, which, together with
Yellowstone and Big Horn are the
three counties in the state having the
highest illiteracy rate. On Sunday
night Mrs. Stewart met with COM
mittee at Billings, composed Of pres
idents of the various organizations of
the city, who are to begin extensive
work to overcome illiteracy in Mon
tana.
The text of her speech which was
made to the Commercial Club of Bill
lings on Saturday, was as follows:
"The American nation has seen such
advances as the abolition Of slavery,
the winning Of woman suffrage and
prohibition and the next great step
and perhaps the easiest is the ellIns
ination Of illiteracy," the speaker said
because Of the number Of educated to
teach and the eagerness of the litter
ate to learn, the emancipation Of five
million people in this country from the
tragic limitations of ignorance can be
brought about.
Montana Needs Crusade
aWhat has Montana with her admir-
able educational system to SAY to thu
challenge Of illiteracy7 Montana has
taken no valiant stand as YET In thu
| literacy crusade although some Of it'
state leaders are awake to the need
And Montana has an illiteracy prob
lem. The fact that Montana is thir
teenth among the states in the per
centage Of illiteracy shows that th'
state is not without it's need of tn,
crusade. Nearly all the surrounding
states show lower percentage. Tn
last census shows chat the stat4 hal
9,644 confessed iaiterates which ac
cording to the ssal experiences 1aan'
that there ~ Il lealt doubbs thx
number who elIfn only read or Nsies y
4 vsxy iipait11 extsnt. In dne ecantr.
alone, an0zs tAAn Is psresht q y
people srs illits<ste, Ysl3uwston'
lcounty " - I'M csnsus hid ~ -
carbon ~ illitsratss-' :
Mrs. & II. Soudsrs, past prssiaen
iof the Wsn's clubs spoke 10y =
1ths d. - Nh. Stewart ! ad1s1ss q
ayouur - stats v the nsea = -
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-11-19
RETURN
MARKED BY BIG PAY
DAY ON SATURDAY

Saturday November l4th was a red
letter day for Red Lodge. II was one
OF the largest pay-dAys that the city
has enjoyed since the war.
The coal mines are working almost
continuously and additional men have
been put on the force. Red Lodge
has surely come back. The impress
sion that has gon, out that the mines
were closed was erroneous and the
prospects for further development In
the coal industry were never brighter.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-11-19
IMPROVE PURITY BAKERY

C. M. Downs and John Evans, pro-
pristors Of the Purity Bakery, are
this week improving their place Of
business in order to take care Of their
Increasing sales. The rear room used
n ~ bake room has bssn enlarged
md new ahow cases have bsen placed
IN ths sn1as room. Both men stste
that business Is good and getting
bsttes.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-11-19

country.
In many communities the American
Legion is found building public librar-
les, establishing community gymnas-
iums, parks and swimming pools, A.
sisting in the repair Of public roads,
promoting the interests of public
schools ard engaging In other un-
selfish tasks for the good Of the peo-
pie.
During the unemployment crisis ot
1922 tn American Legion assisted
700.oo veterans to obtain jcba- En-
ploynnsnt agencies are regular ina
tunes "A Ls4ion posts. Thosuands oi
Wurla war veterans are placed In po.
siticas from day to day without
chaEen.
| M n1H prrsm for the sdvaaremen'
/ uf o1ttou the Am1icax LAGior
sponsors American Et31ktioa Week
whicA = observed in every community
n Aspericsn Legion il the STRONG
est orEanixation Of World War Vet
Grams in the United States. The
LAgicn has many more naemberx thar
t any Other group of veterans The
highest purpose of the Legion Is te
insure that the ideals and traditions
for which America fought may be pre-
served In eur country now and Tor al
time to come.
The American Legion has raiset
| two endowment funds. One to assure
the perpetual decoration Of the graves
Of the American soldiers on foreign
soil; the other to be used in the fur
therance Of rehabilitation and child
welfare work.
The Legion button worn by its mem
bers will identify them as having ron
dered honorable service to our country
in time of war as member OF an or
| ganixation which is continuing thai
service In time Of peace
Be Iegionnaire and have an active
part in the program Of this progres-
sive organization.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-11-19
COUNTY ATTORNEY SLOAN

article published by the Montana Record Herald Helena,
November 17h giving of the
County Attorneys, called by Attorney General Fooe
which 56 attorneys invited and ten responded includ
ing Mrs Emily Sloan of this county, in full what pur
ported to have been said by Mrs. Sloan:
Prosecuting attorneys series of thrills while Mrs
Emily Sloan of Carbon told series of episodes In
which has checked booeggers
well rusers knife weders gunmen the territory
the country that God forgot between Bey the
Wyoming line.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-03

Figaro sangrador ponia sangujuas
domcio saliendo despues
sujeto habar meloso bn embozado cap
coba drbada cejas cuando ell
vsante huoe marchado o barbero 10 visto
gacetilla viviente:
;Ha que najarse? ha vo
ago meor pero mejor la Gralda de Sevia
Este Fasquto pajarro hoube manoso economco
ha flosoa Frasqut cada
ALI media libra de Judas
aluego viene da las de otros amigos los restan
del cordial la a1 de
tao la famlia, dice:
Izabe por via suya agame favor,
eche Judas amigo ha regaao
cogfas guero Obpo puchero que hora
las elias; nade
haga lunbre este adosy el 10 pague
la catedral mi hombre,
clavo, presenta dice:
"Pues, pa perde TEMPO que de tanto ira
baja, moesta de ago de las Judas
dejando obseqa churumbee
periquee despacho yuelta Ia SAGA de la Noria
e abia, nade e dice que a serve
vaos! paoero la flo del asin
da ha probema yvr solo
gasto de medic real diaro" EAa$8N
Nuna olvideRemgo narraal paranchn barbero nj al ha
bdoso gadiano las udias despues
vidal rdo de bondadosos Embellishments
permtrme judas
darme mejor granada de elias uego las egumbr evaban
valor recomendacone consejo fanzas
dineo especie valera hab
vtan aduan gOrcan cuando hacha esta melada
pedra de affair al recobrar
herramena todo poder cortan ao de orj
prueba sbre de la pieda hacen
legar Remigio hzo alto la narracion
hstoria moto tai leeran amables
Inca mas abajo
Is la noche ulmo amigo jaime quien
nonran DR. Bag anunciada conrenca salon
Ateneo PRACTICE sujestvo
agudas que
primer cultural desbodan oncurencia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-03
HIS RIA DE UN MBRE:-

Captain Antonio Lopez supo de las
del ra monte cera plbcamene acuandoo
de haber atemorizado paajeros quiso rcuo la
6a 10 que tOdos evamOs nuestros furon
tesmene atenddos
Sin Estrecho de Gibraltar nos
tarde hora temprana divisamo sueta Cadz la
tGtd de Plata la Gadr de los fenicos gen cudad
tano San Juan angusosos E
murralas aqueas
sabamente egaban bao los Napoeonica
parte
don Ramon Power pasan oportundad
de fra aquea beralma Constitution amo
Constitution del anod
LEGO e Practice andaluz que gasaba patlas
bGchG, tomando tm6n
metio ag1n
despues recmos vista Resguardo
1timo socados
grito esques
hermoso asoleado muee Hotel Nuea situado
pazuea de Las Neves dgmos hospedamos
do de mi agradable
boca Penado Guarda
Civil puertorrqueno mienbro fama de
la vve querida vrtud
mmo exquisite hoy arsa prmOrOa E Teniente
Penado aacaba denued pat6tco media
que del Hotel lie rafdo
bordo; e fue mi gua mentor Cadiz.
Sopaba aireclo desagradable por elo
resguardo de mi cinc
regular de vueos de tercope vendio
Placdo Verde de a recb leccion
cagar arosa prenda; pero cuerpo
bao arso acosumbrado nO tai apoto lechero pa
cada momento de mis- desnveados hombros
embozarme vueta escurrmento
gtana vendedoa de hgos humbos trans
taba para excamar, haciendose
-Jozd, Sy de donde ha saLo deSabor percha?
la gtana qued6 corta; porque percha
bese cogado preciosa bastan
rulano juventud resguardo
tapando del fro de las madugadas
entando calentador individual
todos dio.
aegre barberia gaditana manOs
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-03
LA PRODUCTION EN- EsTADos
UNIDOS

Realmente, ell caracter esencial
de la t6cnica americana est$ deter
minado por Ell volumen de produc-
ci6n. cuando uno trabaja en- tales
cantidades, le es necesario llevar
el mecanismo y la 'taylorizaci6n =
a una precision dificil de imitar en-
nuestros centros productores. En-
Francia no Sc puede reglamentar
todo como en- Estados Unidos. La
abundancia de riqueza v la liberia
idad de los habitantes permiten
ALA no solamente la creaci6n sino
la renovation, las cuales nuestras
fuentes mucho mas pequefias v la
escasez de nuestros filantropos no
pueden imitar. En- PENNSYLVANIA un
senior Poecker don6 en- 1865 tierras
Y $50O,000 para fundar la Escuela
T6cnica de Lehigh Valley; y pocos
amos despu6s esta misma institu-
ci6n recibi6 un donativo de $4,000
600. Ell director de la Bethlehem
Steel fund6 Ell solo I'm gran labo-
satorio de ingenieria. ID6nde po-
dremos encontrar nosotros en- Fran
cia un movimiento en- favor de la
ciencia como este? A pesae de los
esfuerzos de un hombre como Hon
norat, ex-ministro de instruction, los
(Oontiutia en- Ia pag. 1O)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-03

Por ANGEL RIVERO
snEnzsazla1IIIaHl 1zw
VlCESInlA SEPTIMA JOUNADA

ibte
de galos obre necesidad de Loteria
ben ovdo a goricar exceencias solo
tenar ateneas descoaba grupo genles
damas fue auditorio. ~
TMalpocados debian
daon Enos han perddo
abias amigo Jaime do lexico encio
tranparen condolences odestia
el encubre cencia positva. stSa9
No asstio conferenca Vaea echera"
Professor Mr. Hag envfan
socitud de aguno ensene,
suedo gratis pala-
bras expcara Jaime quien precaucion
de calzarse las casicas polainas del experto. .sz.