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Evening star., 1928-03-28
UNITED MINISTRY
URGED AT ALLIANCE
DR.. c. L. Russell Suggests
Method for Harmonizinq
Racial Differences.

Asserting that a united ministry can
do more than anything else TO bring
about infiexible good will between the
white and colored races, Rev. c. l. Rus
sell. president Of the National Inter-
denominati0nal Ministerial Alliance OF
America addressed the third annual
session OF the alliance az the Metro
politan Baptist Church today.
DR., Russell compared the radicals OF
the colored race 10 Darwin, who ex-
pounded the doctrine OF the survival OF
the fltteSt." and hkened those in favor
of more moderate methods 70 KrOpOtkin.
who urged mutual aid in place OF the
idea Of the survival of the flttsSt-"
He pointed out that many Of the
greatest benefits 20 the colored people
had come through the henevolenee Of
the whites. and pointed 20 Howard Uni
veTSity. Hampton Institute and TslSkegee
Institute as specific examples
Or RuSSellS address was followed BY
q symposium on The Church and Good
Government The Church and Labor
and What Can the Church do 20 Check
Crime?"
The delegates attending the session
were welcomed last night BY short ad-
dresses BY leaders ot the various phases
of colored peoples life IN Washington
The program Will continue unul Friday
evening
Evening star., 1928-03-28
MRS. GOODHUE HAS
PERIOD OF REST
Mother of Mrs. Coolidge Un.
Changed-MentaIIy Alert
and Heart Action Good.
ny tho Associated Press.


NORTHAMPTON. Mass, March "a
The condition OF Mrs, Lemira Goodhue
7a-ycar ~old mother of Mrs Calvin Cool
ge, remained virtually unchanged today
The wife Of the President hastened
from Washington 90 the bedside yester-
day
The patient, who had been delirious
much Of the two preceding days was
alert mentally yesterday and talked
with her daughter during three visits
Dr Justin Il. Hayes said the patient
was suffering no discomfort and that
her heart action was fair lie empha~
sized however, that sudden variations
might occur In the case Of person Of
SO advanced years.
Mrs Coolidge was told 0t the SYM
pathy of her former fellow townStolk
Ia "a message from Mayor Jesse A. q.
Andre. who occupies the chair once
held by President Coolidge Mrs Cool
ldgt Is staying az The Coolidge home
ON Maasa SOFT street. tn which she re-
paired Immediately after her arrival
from Washington
Mrs doodhue suffered an attack Of
influenza last Docemher, which has
since confined her O. the hospital This
Is the third VISIT Mrs Coolidge had
made tIlia year
Evening star., 1928-03-28
SEIZED GERMAN VESSEL
IS ORDERED RELEASED
Three Masted Schooner Was Cap
tured Last Fail While Bear
ing Liquor Cargo.
~ l1r Associatcd Press

NEW ORLEANS, March % The
United States Circuit Court Of Appeals
has ordered release of thc three -mahted
German schooner PryMmyBl captured
October 30 1927 by Coast Guafdsmen
rs she entered the mouth ot the Mis-
sissippi River from The Gulf of Mexico
With liquor cargo which had il retail
value Of more than s. 900 900
Release 0f the schooner was al the
instance Ot District Attorney Wayne q
borah. who filed il motion with the
court To Withdraw the Governments ap~
peal from "a decision by Judge Henry
Burns dsmisslng libel proceedings
against the vessel Judge Burns ruled
the evidence had shown Coluhion be-
tween Coast Guardsmen ana members
of the ships crew to bring the
Plyzemybl 10 American waters Ia order
10 effect a capture
The snip was Ell route from iiam~
burg, Germany t0 Vancouver, British
Columbia, and Is now expected to pro-
ceed with her cargo 10 that destination
Evening star., 1928-03-28
SEE 4,O()O,O]O IDLE
IN UNITED STATES
Democratic Senators ChaI-
Ienge Accuracy of Smoot's
Figures on Unemployment.

~ the Associated Press.
Senate Democrats reasserted their
contentious that 1000 900 persons are
nov out Of work after Senator Smoot.
Republican Of Utah, arose in the Sen
ate yesterday 70 take encouragement
from the employment outlook on the
basis Of me Department Of Labor report
that the unemployed numbered about
800 900.
Ezrly relief for the employment sit
uatlon through the advance of Spring
and Summer seasons and the resulting
stimulation of building wss predicted by
the Utah Senator VINO took comfort In
the Labor Departments report that con-
citiong we're not as bad as had been
pictured by "alarmists +"
Democrats File Protest.
BGt Democrats we're quickly on their
feet Senator Simmons " North Caro-
line, characterized the labor report as
o political" document and described
Eenator gHoot as the "mOuthplece" of
Government agencies trying " defend
the prosperity issue. !"
Senator Wagner. Democrat " New
Yofk called the report Inaccurate and
s0t[SANNEAE @SA@ Bssks4 AfG NSAt3 EsFEt1NJf
Walsh Democrat, ~ MHssac husetfs IN
Eigteo th&t unemployment was much
worse today than in recent years and
tnst Lne number out u work tOtsied
- AsaSt 8 900 900 ss they originally con-
tAncfc
Senator Enoot attributed sonde " The
BhsngL Llgyu1eHI On the basis Of the La
DoT Department report. " the rapid de-
yel9pneDt ri ls1or saving machinery
sne be called uDon employers VINO in
ELsI such ceglces " assume response
bfiity for finding Tork for the men dis
placed.
AToBses South Carolina Senator.
This aroused SenstoT Smith, Demo
e9sI, ~ South Carolina VINO declared
tf1at while ls1oT T-Eaying machines had
heen installed IN many industries there
naf never resulted III cnsapef products.
Senator Simmons insisted that ~ neW
machinery hs0 been TUNED ~ sgrlcui-
tlFe whien ne hsic Was suffering De-
preston W0Fse thsD any otHeF
geaaloY Walsh declared conditions
sgtlle got ~ exaggefhlsd and pointed
Ogg that mltilofa3rf& Bers increasing
ny leaps suc DoUBGs but ~ aibg vas
unemployment Eehator shDfuldge Be-
publican II Cslif0TAja asked MIN Wbai
fegislatlon ne pfopgsed ~ remedy me
situation and Walsh IeDiIed thst bgstG
sboElG ~ gzEAed ~ study conditions
perhaps T. FREE trace bill VII help
ElF CsI1fOgEisgg s1kKeatAG WITH d smile
fTb& prought GsHa1gf fSHlOot back lLDl
the arena with tne declaration that
without protective tsf1f there would
not ~ FeDoTDee mere this less tgsn D.
900 0OG ulaeH gloyeo there would ~ I'VE
or SIX millions out ~ employment"
Evening star., 1928-03-28
u. S. GIRL WEEDS IN ROME.
Miss Oailaudet Of Rhode Island
Bride If Walter A. Powers.

ROME. March ~ m Miss Marion
oaliaudet u Providence. II l., today
was married to Walter AVeTili Powers
~ Oakneid Me. at the Palazz0 Bar
berinl, the home Ut lhe brides aunt,
The Marcliesa ChAatl The wedding was
followed by brilliant reception, which
was attended by The leaders ~ the
American col0nY and italian society
The bride Is the daughter 0f MI. aud
Mrk Edison r. Oallaudet of Providence
and granddaughter NJ the late ~
Edward 6Ailaudst. founder ~ 2allau.
det College st Washington
The Bridegroom is ihe son ~ the
late LlsHeiyn Fogers. Governor ot
klalnes
Evening star., 1928-03-28
Blaze Sweeps Town

SEAoRANES 1eN., March - lpl .--
Driven hy strong wind. fire which
originated IN tailor shop swept
through che business district of this
town ot 900 last night, causing prop-
crty damage unotheially estimated at
knoo 600 When the rre burned itself
out nniy hotel two lumber yards,
three nlling stations and the telephone
once we've standing,
Evening star., 1928-03-28
13-Year-Old Girl Holds 140 Children
And Teachers at Bay With Gun in School

The girl lowered the weapon and meekly
followed instructions. She was met on
the way home by her father who had
come to md out why Mildred came
home during recess and stole away with
his revolver
Penitent. Mildred returned to the
school superintendent Office and apollo
glzed for letting her temper get the
best Of her" Schoolmates said she went
for the weapon Immediately after her
quarrel with another girl
A charge OF disturbing the peace and
carrying "A prohibited weapon was .filed
against her
Evening star., 1928-03-28
H. A. GARREN TO HEAD
BUSINESS MEMS GROUP
Northeast Association Elects Him
Presldent--Other Officers Also
Chosen at Annual Meeting.

II A darren was elected president
Of the Northeast Busuiess Mems Aasooi-
alton last night at the annual election
meeting held at 625 ii street northeast
succeeding Harry T., White John Nj
Became was named vice president, Meyer
q Cohen treasurer and q, r. Olive Sec
retarY
The executive cnmmltte Is composed
0t Clarence poston. James M Farmer,
Henry Wahl James Neal0n and Harry
T. White
The association went on record OPP
posing the location OF the new Farmers
Market IN Southwest Washington and
urged that more central site be found
The proposed widening of Benung
road from Fifteenth aud ii streets
northeast tn the Hennlug Bridge was
Endorsed by the organization.
II NeWs0m was named chairman OF
the committee 10 arrange for the
seventh annual excursion IN Juna The
next meeting of the association Ia to
be held al the Northeast Masonic Tenn
pie April 80
Evening star., 1928-03-28
Hy the Associated rfess

u Ft""TI'7TFTI|II T-I'fF
LONGVIEW, Tex, March % - Feel
ing vexatious after a quarrel. Mildred
Malone a l3-year r-old girl. sent students
scattering for cover under desks and
into corners yesterday when she mount
ed vantage point IN her classroom and
brandighcd a revolver
Some l40 pupils and their teachers
Of the school near here where she Is
student were held at bay.
When the principal arrived Mildred
stu held the weapon before the excited
a6bemblage. She fired no shots.
THE best thing you can do now Is tn
Evening star., 1928-03-28
NAVAL FUND BILL
GIVEN TO SENATE
$3.50, 900, 900 Measure Pro-
videS SuperdirigibIeS, 8
Cruisers and z Submarines.

By the Associated Press.
Carrying funds for two super
dirigibles and for continuation Of work
feet submarines, the 1929 naval ap-
preparation bill was sent 10 the Senate
today stamped with House approval
The measure, as passed without a
record vote by the House late yesterday.
provides 1853 900 900 for the naval es-
tablishment, or more than $40, 900 900
above the funds available for this fiscal
year Among other things, it calls for
maintenance Of the Navy at its present
strength.
Described by Rear Admiral Moffett,
chief Of the naval Bureau Of
heronautics. as "the most important
step taken by this country 10 take its
Fightful place IN the merchant marine
of the air" the measure provides
81 600 900 70 start construction of the
two dirigibleS Their total cost must
not exceed $1,000 600
win Ask New Bids
a long debate over the method of
letting contracts for the big airships
preceded passage of the measure Al
the same time Secretary Wilbur an
n0Unced that new bids would be asked
for the craft, q step interpreted at the
Capitol as necessary ~ receive formally
4 BID from the Goodyear Co. u Akron.
and another from the American Brown
BOven ca VI Camden, ~ j
The Goodyear concern some time ago
presented bd " build one of the ships
ssF4 rtEsg 20 This tUl FEFgBRAA
by the Navy, and the company now Is
said ~ be- willing 20 bid on both craft A.
q cost of $4,000 900 A hangar also
would be constructed under the pro-
posed contract
The building of these Two rigid air
ships by the Navy" Admiral M0ffeLt
SAID, win undoubtedly lead Ia The near
future " the construction Of similar air
liners and put the United States IN a
position ~ take It's share IN This rev
commercial field
Garry Fiys Planes.
The ships would he equipped ~ carry
fFe aiTplanes each. with niE cbiDery tof
Launching ana landing the planes while
tbe dirigiDiee are IN fiigb
representative La Guards hepubiic-
IN u HeW YGrk. made another plea tor
Withdrawal ~ American Marines from
Nicaragua during the debate on the
mfasUfe after Representative Moore
Democrat Virginia had inquired as ~
the east II maintaining the foreign ~
peditoD ana Representative French
/ heDiisylcsn. Idaho. had replied that this
( would not b. known unti . detiGlen y
Dli came uD near the CiOse III this ses-
san
La ouardis estimsted the cost al he
tween so 900 and sl0O gG1 q day and
, said the MARINES would be needed u
enforce the decision ii the pext dec
/ tlons regardless VI how they came out
Withdrawal If the American forces
he argued. would be IN line with the
hopes and ideals expressed by Charles
Evans Hughes ~ the Pan American
Congress o. Havana
Evening star., 1928-03-28

unarsing craeikR drunkenness and
FHgkSv ~ RS'aa Strickland. laiS
North Capitol street. has fiiad suit fug
limited divorce from CharleS A
strickland. an auditor TOR a lOcal de-
paftment store They were married
lanuary 10, lse6. and have four chii-
agen Attorney y, EdW ard Clarke Ap.
pears tor me vile.
Evening star., 1928-03-28
Dog Dies i'm Blaze
With Horse He Tried
I'm Vain to Rescue
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BREMEN, Ohio, March 2s-
Faithful TO the horse at whose
heels he ran for years, a Boston
bulldog today refused TO leave
burning barn in which his pal was
trapped, Both fell victims of the
fire, which caused $4,000 damage.
The dog ran from the barn appar-
entity to arouse reScuerS, then re-
turned and attempted 10 tear away
the ropes that tied the animal.
The bulldog was found dead be-
side the horse, a victim OF the
flames.
Evening star., 1928-03-28
Lord Chancellor Resigns

LONDON, March "a taN The naily
Mall states that the Rt Hon N,staunt
Cave has resigned az lord ehRncellor
HE has been Ia III health tat several
months and recently underwent aA
operation.
Evening star., 1928-03-28

A motion picture theater al i3uiher-
land, England has started ta suppiY
umbrellas la those waiting IN line Tor
tickets during bad weather, the ilm-
breilas being collected as the holders
enter lhs tAaAters
Evening star., 1928-03-28

The Queen Of Spain Is the holder Of
one nf The rarest orders in the world,
The Golden Rose" which Is Within The
gift Of the Pope and Is only bestowed
upon Roman Catholic lauieA OF the most
aAnlLea rank.
Evening star., 1928-03-28
BARRACKS BILL SIGNED.
President Approves $50 900 Fort
Humphrey Appropriation.

Presscent Coolidge toosy sigDso 5 blD
authorizing ~ appropriation ~ go 900
for t7e construction ef new barfaesa
- Folt Humphreys Vs The bil} Hsk
lHtrodloes IN tne House ~ hApIe6eDls-
tiYs Naors u Virginia -
Evening star., 1928-03-28
Queen Marie Reaches Piraeus

ATHENS March ~ ~ 1ufen
Marie ~ H8mBHla and Princess cleans
arrived - PiFssUE D99sy en- route 10
Evening star., 1928-03-28
Cuba to Deport Publisher,

HAVANA, Cuba Match ga tAh lmrv
Savage aulynk, publisher ut hungas
rian language newspaper Ia Havana,
viii he departed immediately Tie waA
arrested last month on charges af AZ
temps ia hlaokmali delegates t0 the
ran American Gougfeas
Evening star., 1928-03-28

More than abN 600 barrels ui
Canadian apples we're shipped from
Halifax, Nova Scotia. to outside mar
keta last aeaaoll.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-04-19
SADIE THOMPSON" WILL
BE SHOWN AT IRIS

There was a question at the time
the play Rain" was considered as a
likely document for the screen
whether Gloria Swanson would be
permitted to film it. She got around
the issue by adapting the original
story which furnished the background
for the play. 1t energies under it's
original trio and easily proves to be
the best picture since the stars
"Humming Bird" days. Excerpts Of
the spoken version are captured, too.
1t is very faithful adaptation and
looms large as rafting good enter
tainment.
| The yarn of the giddy girl from
Frisco who goes to the South Seas
and plays at love is one that carries
a kick. The kick is still with us in
the celluloid treatment. Where it has
been censored is in the characterize
ton of the minister who provided
the motivation of the play. Here he
becomes a welfare worker, blue
nosed reformer-and the clergy are
not offended as result.
He has the same inhibitions as the
original Reverend Davidson and takes
the exit in the same manner He
reforms the girl and then his emotions
get the best of him. It's a simple
story but handled with the utmost
simplicity and with fine emphasis
upon its moral. There is a counter
plot which saves it from being car
ried along single groove. The atmos-
phere is very good and in some re-
spects the film outshines the play.
1t sure does capture more of the es
sence of the South Seas. Miss Swan
son makes vivid Sadie, one always
In character-and Lionel BARRYMORE
as the inhibited reformer, who devel-
ops a sin complex, makes the study
very genuine. Raoul Walsh as the
marine admirer is adequate. His di
rectlon tops his acting, however. At
the Iris, Sunday and Monday, April
% and 23.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-04-19

Wanted-Girl for some light house
j work. Phone 183-W. ct.
5 John R. Classen of Rockville wa
visiting in Red Lodge Saturday.
Mrs. William Abrahamson wa
hostess to Calvary Guild Wednesday
Coming soon to the Iris-John Bar
rymore in "When a Man Loves"
w. ]. Christmas of Joliet wa
looking after business in the city
Saturday.
L. M. Breishlino of Denver, Colo.
was visiting in town the first of the
week.
| For Sale: Six room modern house
S1,800.00. Inquire 217 Nutting
avenue. 2-3t-p.
Mike Tonovich of Washoe reg
istered at the New Pollard hotel
Monday night.
Otis B. Lueck of Billings spent
Sunday and Monday in the city visit
ing friends.
E. J. Pengel motored over to
Roundup Saturday and spent Sunday
with his family.
Miss Jessie Durant, who has been
quite i'll, is recovering nicely and is
able to be up again.
M. E. Gents of Bearcreek was
transacting business in Red Lodge
Friday and Saturday.
Would like to buy some second
hand furniture. If you have any for
sale call 1o3-W. 6-tf.
Homer Rice is now employed at the
local Sawyer store, commencing work
there Tuesday morning.
K. J. Jordan, prominent rancher of
Castagne, was a business visitor in
the county seat last week.
Good music at Linley hall. Dance,
Luther, Friday night, April 27. Ray
osborne's. GIT.
Walter Armstrong returned to his
home in Grass Creek, Wyo, Monday,
after brief visit with friends and
relatives in this city.
DR.. Logan, Livingston specialist,
will examine eyes for glasses at
Pollard hotel, Red Lodge, May and
}. Office hours, noon to 9 D. m.
Friday, and 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. Satur-
lay. 6-3t.
II. E. Skauge was in town few
lays ago. Mr.. Skauge represents the
dicolithic Products company of Bill c
ings, manufacturers of surface burial &
Taults, modern repository for the 6
lead. Q
The Pythian Sisters will entertain ;
he Knights of Pythias, Odd Fellows
nd Rebekahs Friday evening, April :,
0, at card party The party will be :
with the serving of refresh :
1ents.
R. R. Vail of Great Falls, chief
urveying engineer of the A G. M.
GAL mining properties, was in Red
odge Saturday, attending to bust
ess connected with the Washoe !
lines. o
Miss Dorothy Durant, who is at j.
ending school in Sioux Falls, S. D., g
oent her Easter vacation at her par b
ITS old home in Flandreau. She was u.
lie guest of honor at several parties Ii
I'd luncheons. &C
A marriage license was issued to
enry Bald, 81, of Powell, and Rena
oinney, 20, of Deaver Saturday by
ERIK of the Court G. L. Finley. The
'ung couple were Immediately mar a.
ed by Justice e. B. Provinse. eE
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-04-19

Do you need glasses? If so, see K
N. koski, 1913 South Broadway
The Victory club held meeting a
the library Wednesday night. The,
discussed plans for their next dance
to be given May II. A delightful
lunch was served by Mrs. William
DeBourg and Hannah Sconfienza.
Steel oil drums and wooden lard
barrels for sale at the Purity Bakery.
6-tf.
I The Northwestern Auto Supplv
company of Billings are installing a
broadcasting station. They have been
assigned wave length of 1922 and
the station will be known as KGHI,
/ They expect to have it in operation
by May Is.
Wanted to rent-Small modern
house. Inquire "EJP" at the News
office.
A group of youngsters, ranging in
age from 9 to u, were given a lec-
ture by Police Judge Provinse Monday
night. The youthful gang were round
ed up by Chief of Police McAllister ON
the charge of destroying mine pro-
perty. They were released on their
good behavior.
For repairs for all makes of stoves.
furnaces and boilers see Red Lodge
Ilumblng and Heating Company,
Henry Albert. 34-tf
Water rent for the second quarter
Of 1928 is now due. Please pay up
promptly and save us the trouble of
you second notice.
D. W. COLUMBUS.
III. Water Tax Collector.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-04-19
FINNISH EV. LUTHERAN
L. N. Wilenius, Pastor

Services next Sunday, April %. in
church at 7:3O p. m. Sunday school
at 8 a. M Afternoon service in Rob-
erts at Col. John Abrahamson's resi-
dence at o'clock.
Thursday evening, April 10, the
Ladies Aid meets at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. L. H. johnson, Platte avenue
"A short prayer service will be held in
the beginning, and coffee with lunch
will be served at the close of the
meeting.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-04-19
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
d. Ellis Evans. Pastor

Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Wor-
ship at IL a. m. Theme: 1.-THE Gospel
of John the Baptist and the Gospel of
Jesus" The adaptability of their
gospels to meet the needs of this
present age, which is in a large meas
ure similar to the age in which Jesus
lived. Everybody cordially invited to
come
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-04-19
D Sunday at the
METHODIST CHURCE
/ Red Lodge Churches

Rev. c. E. Fenton of Bridger will
nave charge of the regular morning
services at the Methodist church next
Sunday at II a. m.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-04-19
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Frank Durant, Pastor

Morning prayer and sermon at II
a. m. Sunday school at 10 a. m. No
evening service.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-04-26

the Blue Island Packing Company, both domestic corporations, were filed today in the office of the Secretary of Alaska. The former is engaged in operating a quartz mine in the Wasilla district and the latter owns a fox ranch in Blue Fox Bay, Black Island and plans to engage in packing fish.
 The Golden Bear Mining Com pany is understood to have fl. nanced the Gold Cord property in the Willow Creek region. E. H. Bartholf, pioneer mining man of that district, has interested sey- eral Los Angeles capitalists in the mine and finances are said to be assured for operation and expan- sion. Directors in the new com pany are: William R. Law, E. Llewellyn Overholt and Mildred Beckwith, all of Los Angeles, and Mr Bertholf..
 Incorporators and directors in the Blue Island Packing Company are: George Hogg and D. H. Hogg. of Kodiak. and Walter Hogg of Dallas, Texas.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-04-26
WEISEL TO SPEAK
 AT C. OF C. MEETING TOMORROW NOON

George F. Weisel, recent in vestor in the Juneau Lumber Mills, will be the principal speak CT at the meeting of the Juneau Chamber of Commerce tomorrow noon in the display rooms of the Alaska Electric Light and Power Company. The subject of his talk will be, Forest Economies as Elf fecting the Future of Alaska" Mr. Weisel, who has been ill the lum- Der business since young man, was formerly at Missoula, Mon tana, and has been active in that state in carrying out Forest Week programs since the week was first established. His talk to the Cham Der will be the wind-up of tn ! observance of Forest Week in Ju- neau, which has been sponsored by the American Legion Post of this city.
 Souvenirs appropriate to Forest Week will be given to the mem bers of the Chamber tomorrow noon and music will be furnished by the Moonlight Serenaders. Luncheon will be prepared by the women of the Martha Society.