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The monitor., 1928-01-06
TRUE FRIENDS

l care not for the shake of hand,
The kindly speech, or costly gift;
That come when l have gained a
stand.
The man l value, helps me lift
The weight of care, he heeds my call
And hears me when Pm small.
The monitor., 1928-01-06

And then for 1928, take new grip
on yourself and your race. Look
little higher ard strive little hard
er. Be proud of yourself, your color
and your achievements, but don't
brag and boast, because measured by
what other men have done, yours is
not by any means the widest, the
deepest nor the straightest furrow in
the field.
We are to be thankful that after
many years Negroes are becoming
proud of being themselves, less an
xious to hide the fact that they are of
black or brown ancestry, more will
ing to teach their children to love and
respect black and brown people and
their exploits. For 1928 we need
more of this and yet more. We will
reach our place in the sun when we
realize that we are entitled to it be-
cause we are what we are rather
than limitations of someone else.
The monitor., 1928-01-06

Most men rush out to help the crowd
Cheer on the man above their need.
They blow their brazen trumpets
loud.
No soothing word for hearts that
bleed;
And want may from them seek in
vain,
A crumb to lessen hunger's pain.
The monitor., 1928-01-06

Give me the man and woman true
Who lend hand and help EN- do
My part in life. Whose noble heart
Can recognize in me a part
Akin. Who when I sound TRUTHS
call
Can hear me when Pm small.
-Drusilla Dunjee Houston.
(For the A. N. Pr
The monitor., 1928-01-06
TALKING 1T OVER
By Roy Wilkins

For the new year-what?
Well, for the new year, there is
very nearly the same advice as for
the old year. We need to keep plug
ging away" at some of the same old
things.
The monitor., 1928-01-06
SECOND TO LINCOLN
IN SERVING NEGROES

Julius Rosenwald of Chicago has
rendered the greatest individual serv-
ice for the Negro race since that rem
dered by Abraham Lincoln, in the
opinion of Charming H. Tobias, senior
secretary of the colored mems de-
Evening star., 1928-05-28
NAVAL SHIP GETS MESSAGE.
e. S. Transport at Tientsin Picks Up
SOS Cali
q .hs A.socIated -.

By abe Associated Press
The United States NzwsI transport
Cnaumont, stationed rear TientSln.
China, reported 70 the Navy Depart
naent today. through Admiral Marx L.
Bristol. that she had picked up the
following message at lo:4o O'Clock last
&c @ de Asrao 3 orc dirigible Cen
ersl Noble is II dastress asking for help
fxtop) he is supplied with short wave
50:33 meter radio (stop)."
Navy Department c0nRnunicat ton
officers interpreted TIE Introductory
letters q the message 20 show that II
had been re-bro2dcaSt from the Vladi-
which are AERAO-5.
THE Interpretation Of the first part
Of the message, as worked out az the
Navy Department, Is IS follows:
To ali ships. from ylaoiYostok STA
1kon I have something 20 transmit. "
co" and ~QTC," are information
ally accepted radio sbbrevisnous and
the DE" vas interpreted as meaning
from"
The message picked up By the Chau-
mont appeared definitely 70 settle any
mystery connected with the similar mes
sage picked up Ia California, since IT
obviously did not come from the Italia,
but was simply q message sent cut 70
notify other stations q the plight Of
the oir1gibie
The cnaamont. being In Chinese va
1erg. could PICK tse message up more
Clearly f.ors ylz6iTostck, where il ap-
pzrently originated. tlszn could the sta
faoflS On the Pacific Coass. which n2c
d1nicllty reading Il,
Evening star., 1928-05-28
POTOMAC BRIDGE
ESTIMATES ASKED
Representative Moore Introduces
Measure Requesting Plan
for Span.

A bill providing for preparation by
the Secretary OF War OF a design and
estimates Of cost of bridge TO sup
plant the old Chain Bridge west Of
Georgetown was introduced In the
House today by Representative Moore,
Democrat. OF Virginia. 1t was referred
10 the House District committee for
consideration when Congress reaS-
sembles.
This bill directs that the Secretary
OF War shall ask the advice OF the Ma
tional Capital Park and Planning Com
mission as to location OF the proposed
bridge and shall seek the advice Of the
Commission OF Pine Arts as to the de-
sign OF the bridge. II authorizes an
appropriation Of $4,000 for such en-
Rtneering and other incidental expenses
as may be incurred In the preparation
OF the design.
Mr.. Moore explained that this bill
was prepared In consultation with the
National Capital Park and Planning
Commission In order that the proposed
structure may be in accordance with
the commissions plans The btu has
not however. been acted upon by the
commission formally as a body. as the
commission support OF such a project
at this time Is contingent upon approval
by the Bureau OF the Budget and by the
chief OF engineers
The old Chain Bridge is now being
repaired so as to be placed in use. but
IL Is understood that the National Cap
ital Park and Planning Commission Is
In favor OF replacing II by q bridge In
a higher level spanning the Potomac
River from the heights on the Maryland
side to the heights on the Virginia side
Evening star., 1928-05-28
LATE ''HUNCH" KEPT
PRIEST OFF ITALIA
Stayed Behind When Mobiles
Wife Asked Explorer to
Drop Cross.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
KINGS BAY, Spitzbergen, May "a
There were I8 men on the Italia when
she left Kings Bay for the North Pole.
Several dogs, including Titina, the little
territor mascot, which few with the
Norge across the Pole in 1925. also were
aboard
The personnel consisted Of:
Gen. Unberto Mobile, chief In COM
mand: Capt A Mariana, pilot Capt.
Filippo Zappi, Lieut. A. Viglieri, Lieut..
Ettore Arduino, Prof. Pontremoli. DR..
Finn Malmgren. Swedish n1eteorologist:
Prof. F. Denounek, n1eteorologist; DR..
Ugo Lsgo, jouEDaA1t Giuseppe Biogi,
radio operator; Natal Ceccioni, motor
chief. Cowani, engineer; Attileo Caratti,
Vincenzo Pomeila, Armando Angioletti
and Calisto Ciocca, motor men, and
Renato Allesancrini and Luigi Belloccfli,
envelope attendants.
Seven Of these, Gen. Mobile, DR..
Malmgren. Ceccaoni, Ardui1lo, Caratti,
Pomelia and Aliesandrini were with
Anuncsen In the 1925 dirigible venture.
Or. Denounek was not at first listed
in the personnel for the Polar fight.
but Gen. Mobile gave him permission
10 go only two hours before the start.
A '1unch" engendered by a message
from Gen. Mobiles wife, kept the
chaplain Of the expedition, Father
GianfrancheSci, at Kings Bay. II had
been intended that he would go on the
Italia 70 drop on the North Pole the
cross intrusted 70 Gen. Mobile by Pope
Plus. But Eignora Mobile sent her hus-
hand telegram Just before the start
begging him 70 drop the cross himself
and saying that this would bring luck
10 the expedition.
fCopyf1gat. I9@sB
Evening star., 1928-05-28
DEMOCRATS VOTE
IN PRIMARY TODAY
Rival Organizations Fight for
Control of Delegates to
National Convention.

At II polling places throughout the
city this afternoon local Democrats are
being given an opportunity to vote In 3
primary election for delegates to the
Democratic national convention to be
held at Houston next month. It Is the
first round in new contest for control
Of the machinery Of the Democratic
party In the District
The primary Is being conducted under
the auspices Of the Democratic central
committee. which represents a faction
headed by John F. Costello. Democratic
national committeeman for the District.
The Costello faction is strong for the
nomination OF Gov. Al Smith for
President.
The antl-CostelIo faction Is Just as
loud in It's acclaim Of Gov Smith for
President, but it has Issued q manifesto
denouncing today's primary as o
sTnock" affair, and declaring that an
other primary viii be held June IL to
select another list of Smith delegates
to the national convention. The anti
Costello faction has centered its efforts
in the Washington Al Smith Club, and
has asked all anti-Costeilo voters to
boycott today's primary by staying away
from the polls.
Means Two Delegations.
This means that two delegations. both
instructed for Smith, probably will go
to Houston, and each viii demand to
be seated as the only properly elected
contingent from the National Capital.
The issue will then have to be pre-
sented before the credentials commit
tee, and may ultimately reach the floor
of the convention.
John B. Colpoys, chairman Of the
central committee of the District, was
busy all the forenoon getting the bal
10 ready and making other prepara-
tons for opening the polling places at
3 o'clock this afternoon. The polls
viii remain open until Z o'clock to-
night.
A list Of Al Smith delegates, hand
Continued on Page Z, Column %
Evening star., 1928-05-28
Norwegian Ace and
Plane Start for
Spitzbergen.
STEAMER DEPARTS
TO ASSIST MILANO
Riiser-Larsen, Aide of
Mobile on Norge, to
Head Expedition.
Bv ths Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The fate of the dirigible Italia was
still a mystery today as rescue efforts
were rushed in Norway and Spitznergen
Lieut.. Iuetow Holm. Norwegian aiT
ace. started for Spitzbergen with q
hydroairplane to carry on an air searcn
along the north and northeast coast
Of the archipelago. The sealer HOBBY
will carry the plane 70 Kings Bay as
soon as possible.
Roald Arnundsen and Capt. Otto
sverdrup, noted Polar explorers, aided
the Norwegian authorities in preparing
an auxiliary relief expedition on a large
scale. with Capt Riiser-Larsen IN COM
mand.
The base ship Citta di Milano put
out from Kings Bay yesterday, but
was held up by ice foes.
The steamer Braganza put out from
Tromsoe to assist the Citta di Milano.
Oslo was the center Of all sorts OF
runors regarding the possible fate OF
the Italia, but none OF these could be
confirmed.
Efforts in California 10 pick up
further messages believed relayed from
the Italia. saying that the ship had
met with disaster. were fruitless. The
messages first reported yesterday are
believed to have been relayed at Vladi-
wostok
The Italia was six and half days
out OF Spitzbergen today, last definite
word from her having been received
al 9 am. Greenwich time Friday a
an. Eastern standard time).
NAVAL SHIP GETS MESSAGE.
Evening star., 1928-05-28
Diplomatic Staying
Problem Stirs Boy;
Taft Gives Answer
By the Associated Press.

<NS7V%4NNIN
SOMERVILLE N. j., May "a
Gilbert Smith, jr., 13. has personal
letter from Chief Justice Taft ad-
vising him to ra' more attention to
routine school problems.
Gilbert had been suffering from a
hypothetical question which no one
about town, including his father.
teacher and former local judge
could answer, so he submitted 1t to
Washington. The question was, IF
the French Ambassador at Washing
ton was murdered by the English
Ambassador which country would
have jurisdiction?"
The lack OF information on the
problem of diplomatic homicides
contained in the ditty was bitter
disappointment to Gilbert until he
saw the signature.
Evening star., 1928-05-28
COOLIDGE MAY GET
WEIGH BILL FOR
SIGNATURE TODAY
Measure Now in Hands of
Bureau of Budget for
Final Study.
UNEASINESS RELIEVED
AS TO APPROPRIATION
Employees Assured There Will Be
Sufficient Money to Meet
Increases July l.

The WEIGH pay increase bill was In
the hands Of the Bureau Of the Bud
get early today, with prospects that 1t
would go TO President Coolidge this
afternoon for his signature.
The Bureau OF the Budget, however,
vas giving the bill close study in all
its details, before returning 1t TO the
President.
Director Herbert NJ. Lord Of the BIZ
reau Of the Budget thought this morn
ing the measure would be in the hands
Of President Coolidge before the end OF
the day.
Uneasiness Relieved.
Uneasiness among Government en-
ployes that Congress has not made a
specific appropriation sufficient TO meet
the increases In the Welch bill were re-
lieved today when 1t was explained that
when the President signs the bill it
means that automatically the increases
provided therein viii be paid dated from
July next.
The Government employees are pro-
tected threefoid in this. The bill spe-
cihcally provides that the new salary
schedules shall take effect July |. The
bill also provides that the employees shall
be at the same relative position in the
various grades.
When such authority Is carried In Law
for the payment OF salaries the execu-
tive officers are thereby authorized TO
create deficiency IL necessary. in order
to pay these salaries. As a matter Of
g. ~~% -4ak Flp all a.
hscal year beginning July /, next, are
more than sufficient to pay the in
creased salaries from July to Decem-
Der, when Congress meets again at
which time a supplemental or deficiency
appropriation to cover the necessary
amount TO continue paying salaries for
the rest Of the fiscal year or until July
|. 1929, can be passed
"A Regarded Legal Obligation.
The personnel classification board
also is constantly reclaSsifying employees
and advancing them to higher grades
There Is no specific appropriation made
In advance for such increases In salary
| through promotion, but they are con-
sidered legal obligation. The control
Ter general has ruled that such increases
must Ls paid.
These assurances come from Chair
man LehIbach Of the House civil Serv-
ice committee and from members ol
the appropriations committees IN both
House and Senate. They point out that
even IL there was sufficient time &c
work through another appropriation Dill
carrying funds for paying The salary
increases provided In the Welch bill that
there Is no accurate way Of telling al
the present time exactly what these tn
creases will amount to. This was shown
by the wide divergence in opinion OF
those who estimated the probable cost
OF the WEIGH bill The attitude oi
Congress Is to await until December To
fnd out what the actual cost has been
In actual operation Of the law. at which
time an appropriation will be made TO
I'LL out the salary funds for the entire
fiscal year running to July l, 1929.
Evening star., 1928-05-28
MRS. E. S. WILSON PLEADS
NOT GUILTY TO SHOOTING
Big-Game Huntress Heard in Case
of Wounding Lawyer Hus-
band--Bail Continued.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. May 2S.-~Mrs Esther
Evans Wilson. big-game huntress. today
pleaded not guilty TO an indictment
charging her with shooting her hus-
band. Dallett H. Wilson. prominent
lawyer. on March 90 Bail OF $4,000
was continued until Thursday. when
motions or q change In plea may be
heard,
Previous to her arraignment Mrs.
Wilson was searched by a matron In
snteroom OF the courthouse after po-
lice received an anonymous communi-
cation that she would take revolver
10 court with her, No weapon was
found
Wilson has recovered from his
wounds
Evening star., 1928-05-28
FATHER PLEADS GUILTY.

VALPARAISO. Ind, May 2s Cp).-
George Allen Chisholm, IS, today
pleaded guilty to the murder OF hts
two sons. Edgar. 7. and George. 8,
whom he drowned In canal at East
Chicago. His attorneys introduced evi-
dence of insanity after they had asked
his punishment.
Evening star., 1928-05-28
FLYER AND SHIPS LEAVE.
Norwegian Ace Starts Whh Plane On
first Leg Of Trip.

ogLO. Horwsy May "a lVj.-~L5eut.
gs1etzoB EolEn, Norwegian Gy3ng &ce,
started u noon TO-DAY from Eorter s1th
: Norwegian navy nycE0paane toF from
soe on fae frat leg q TIP % 6pltz~
bergen " begin z search ~ tae Sic for
LIE missing csrigible ITALIA.
Ise1E Holm, Tiso intfrlo& GyG1 " En-
plope Gfse marin and northeast cgastS
Cf E1iIzoefgen. hoped " srT!Ye a.
sIxosnsoe ~ midnight. lie VII Ylsne-
eazbesy bozxo me Sealer EoDoy. hlTeo
~ me Italian gosernn1ent f1E ne
g0sfztergen trip, which Il ready " start
sx soo1 zx che naval D1oIoplSEas Is
Aoz6e1 sDo2r6 key. iAe0t, Holm was
aeoonap&nasc Dy Mechanic Ay,e.
Italia Message Reported
An uncoaerned ramor Is being c4E-
s4sfAaseS here Vo12y 11&t Csf. LusDeTfD
Fsoosie'g representative ~ gacApe. Ma
gaszn3, na6 TeGe4Yec = FepoTt from tns
Iaa.lz's osSe snip C.Itz d MiA2po ma
fFae Aseteg had eaBgias ~ emergency
xireaess signal On wave length q sog
yeegefs TITS 8E TIE Waye leg1Ztn of
ffae missing clrzglo.e
Y-ce steamer ETzgznzs. which alao
ss ~ gromSoe, starred tpc@y foT fss3lz-
keyzen. Her c0Eanaaacet Vii get II
t1sgca Win tae Itzsi&'g oSSe snip C3tEa
u gl4zEo. ard N33 assist la & &%sfcn
foy goe L1sisz.
Pfe2ssatlogax ere Ds.Dg rsshec fof .
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g4efco fgr the missing firlE1g@e u II
ex1ecaee e3at Esae cftslAa VIII ~ cDg!
c4sl1ee D>E4agDs.
Eii1er Larsen in Command
20 word Is 70 t5ae enact pans hss
k,een c3Nlgsc zE41 tDe Italian jsga'
ago9 refuses sfgy lqA0saaAsAgg3. CAPT
Elasef~K@fg91s beoorlc ~ l,fni.&he y
fae NoYta Foze Yoyage II tAf ADfge N
ssae. vii N lsz6eF EDDS6 knsBc
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ragys. )9ss syefcTUp. Hicsly eHDfrlspceE
Iressse exDaoYey. h&ye been czjIec H4D
t<sas l51stSep znr gsYe szt@nalFe sc'
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tsgo s3YBsef E4sr gss1 iAy2tsG ~ lak
eaFa IL gKe A@&Fcn Gog me Ibaj5z. ~
seye ig1zg3e " cc ~ ILsy were zlyei
4 e<1E11e3 g,lge~Dye ~ CAP EEGilnczef
ATc1ae exgeFtS sDen3 4ae WeFk en'
s5lAcs1sSlng &U DsaslDle c9DtnEeEafslft
s.e,gseern5ng ne Etslla IN view .
E,asGAo1oagg3cs3 feIgiA. CaDt Riser
larsen sad tgst tie Il23ja ptesJs4a
1as Is1nee sosaex5Aefs koft1 ~ spin
bergeD. a 10 fhAf n va s3Dk iike}y iaa
aEs@ atsg no OeeK cKgsen Sny taftnsf.
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os5ers " fl han E1HEs Eay D0TfbH&gi
seaFcnlsg aaDhf ~ bef-flysfto f<tsA1 .
Gco1t1nSe6 On Fsgs &. Col3na -
Evening star., 1928-05-28
ANTI-FASCISTS BLAMED
AS BOMB WRECKS HOME
Residence Of Former italian Officer
In Buenoa Aires Scene
Of Blast.
By tie Associa,sa Press

BUEgO6 AIRES. May 2s.---A power
ful bomb wrecked the home Of Cesar
Abeitra. former Lieutenant colonel In
the italian army, early TODAY. There
were no casualties.
Police attributed the bombing to anti
FagcistS and said the outrage was SINH
Iar 70 the fatal explosion at the Italian
consulate last week
The bomb was hidden On the balcony
81 the house and the explosion tore a
great noIe IN the building Windows IN
al the houses IN the vicinity we're shat
tered
Aseltra L. engaged IN business In
B1enos Aires ana IL known as one ot
the most ardent members of the Fascist
branch.
Evening star., 1928-05-28
Pennsylvania Good VIII Expedition
Presents War Memorials to France

snd the other al vsFennes. which are
" be- dedicated soon
The monument Ut Fismes. In the
shape ~ beautiful bridge over the
vegls River combines both art and
usefulness. while that 81 Vsrennes Is re-
gaFded ss q gem 0f the purest modern
architecture.
The Pennsylvania war memorial, the
medal ~ the 2Bth Division, with The
Penn head on one side. was handed ~
Gen. o0uTa4d. " honor IN the symbol
~ the Unknown Soldier the entire army
0f EIaaef during the Ofeat War.
Evening star., 1928-05-28
MATS WHIP RED SOX
IN FIRST GAME, 70
Boston Helpless Before Zach.
ary-SteaI and Wild Toss
Account for Runs.
BY JOHN B. KELLER.

SOAAN ID A6AAEAAs
BOSTON, May 2s.-Washington de-
feated the Red Sox IN the first game
of today's ouble-header.
The score was 2 10 0.
Tom Zachary and Ed Morris were
pitching choices. After a rainy spell
the athletes had bright day for their
double work About 5000 were In the
stands when play began.
FIRST INNING.
WASHINGTON-Myer made a nashy
one-handed stop and threw out Rice.
Bluege grounded 10 Todt So did
Barnes. No runs.
BOSTOE--Flagstead singled TO CEN
ter. Flagstead was caught stealing
Tate TO Reeves. Zachary tossed out
Todt. Reeves threw out Myer. No
SECOND INNING.
WASHINGTON-Goslin sent a long
hy 10 Taitt. Judge walked. Regan
CONTINUED on Page 2. Column 10
Evening star., 1928-05-28
FIND BODIES IN RUINS.

PRIOR LAKE. Mimi. May IS Cp).~
County authorities were confronted with
a mystery today following the finding of
the bodies OF two aged brothers, An
drew Beisang, rs. and Samuel Reisang.
30 in the Ilreswept ruins OF their home
near here. Two men--alSo brothers
alleged To have visited the victims last
Saturday night, were held as material
witnesses"
Whether the Beisang brothers had
burned to death or had died before the
iire had not been definitely established
today. The neisangs, Sherttf WeckmAn
albe money at home.
Martin and Morris MartinSon were
the men held.
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Evening star., 1928-05-28
wilkins at Copenhagen.

COPENHAGEN. Denmark, May 2s LAp)
Capt George wilkins and Lieut.. Carl
Eielson arrived safely at the copen-
hagen airdrome late today in a special
Lufthansa airplane from Oslo. Norway
The craft was escorted into Copen-
hagen by squadron OF Danish military
planes.
Evening star., 1928-05-28
Il - h....llalee -.

FAHiG, M&y III h gor1G viii ezpe-
dil1onaFy foTGe tram Pennsylvania,
Wnach fss came " France fgr the dedi-
O. a1lgD II tho monuments egfauffnofat-
Ing fEe achievements ~ Pennsylvania
soldiers IN the WgFiG War, arnYed Ia
Paris Docay sHd marched 10 me TOmb
~ tfe ynkHoBD fgicler, 1T the hfc nu
JrloDpi4e
Geo william O Prize then presented
~ FTanee be fils nsdne ~ Pennsylvania
tne tWo va memoriaisl one a. Fismes
Evening star., 1928-05-28
DRYS TO BE UNIFORMED.
Doran Says Outfits VIII Include
Caps and Badges
~ tt.e Assl,.la atel. Fress

~ azf As&gf3 &tSg FfaEk
FfDniDltlDn agents 6Olng open patrol
~<Tk m highways vail De placed hi uni-
fJrfAs within few weekE
CDKnLnlSE}oKeF L0ran gsi0 the Qnl-
lprfas would include caps ana badges.
Jne p3fpo1e Is ~ make the agents easy
~ Identify as officers and ~ curb u
teEcs0cy u suDoKnob!lists W open fire
wken they are sDoyped On the belief
that they are being held up by high
Va yH4en.
Evening star., 1928-05-28
u. s. Cruiser in England.

PLYMOUTH, England May 20 tApl.---
The United States cruiser Detroit ar
rived today to participate In the me-
mortal celebration at Dartmoor under
the auspices of the Daughters Of 1919.
The customary salutes were exchanged.
Evening star., 1928-05-28
SAYS PUBLICITY
COST S25,O)O,OlO
Trade Commission Also Told
of CircuIarizing Schools in
Power Utility Probe.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Testimony that New York schools
both private and public, we're circular
lied with public utility information and
that $25 900 900 was spent last year In
utility advertising was given the Fed
eral Trade Commission today by Fred
W. Crone. director Of the New York
State committee on public utility In
formation
About $4,000 COPIES Of pamphlet
entitled Know New York was dis
tributed to nearly 500 schools he said,
and about 10000 copies Of another
booklet called Servants OF Progress
also we're sent out by his organiza ton
and the Empire State Gas & Electric
Association.
Evening star., 1928-05-28
CABINET CRISIS SOLVED.
Greek Officials Accept Support oi
VenizsIist Party.

ATHENS Nay zs IN .-~Creece cabi-
Dts crisis H&s been solved by Tecon-
sutDtagD II tge cabinet which resigned
l&st "eek. with Gen John NetazaE &C
ceDtlng me &ggp9ft VI the yenizeiist
party.