Evening star., 1928-06-17

President that while he learned OF the
outcome Of the Kansas City convention
late yesterday. it was not until nearly
noon today that he was acquainted with
the fuil details. Besides, 1t was ex-
planned in his behalf, the excitement
Of landing at his Summer home after
his long train ride may have had some
thing TO do with his withholding con-
gTatulationS.
The President spent more than an
hour this afternoon reading the con-
Tenti0n news contained In newspapers
He had done some angling earlier in
the day and had enjoyed trout for his
midday meal He gave I'D all ideas of
going fishing again IN the afternoon
when shortly after luncheon, a heavy
rain set IN. He sat on the little porch
facing the Brule as he read and smoked
ard several times he put down his
reading To- stare In amazement at the
size and the numbers OF the mosquitoes
perci1ed on the outside Of the screens
tncIoGsng the porch The insects no
DOUBT brought back memories of White
Pine Camp IN the Adirondacks where
he and members Of his party spent the
greater part Of the Summer battling
with mosquitoes. But natives about
here have given assurances that the
North woods mosquitoes disappear
about the first Of July.
Does Not Go to Once.
Mr. Coolidge spent the day In an
Idle, happy fashion. He did not 20 to
the executive office In Superior as was
the original intention. He announced
this afternoon that he would be on the
3oa a. the executive Office early Mon
day morning, and that he viii give his
UNDIVIDED attention 70 the Govern
xsaent's business up 10 noon, The re-
rnatnder Of the day he viii claim for
himself. Everett Sanders. his secretary
wsao attended the Kansas City conyefs.
thon, arrived In Superior today. but vii
not see the President until touaorrost
when they VIII meet at church.
Selection of the church where the
President will worship while in this
country Is proving troublesome and en-
DaITaSSang and unlegS MIR. Coolidge ex-
ersS extreme diplomacy, he may unin-
.entionany precipisate q local war"
ErIlc and Eeba9anaon are the nearest
Villages 70 the Summer White House
AND great rivalry between the two has
SoriHg Up since the establishing Of the
Summer White House. Each VILLAGE
wants the President 10 worship In il
and each is tonight confident 1T viii
BE- selected.
Brule has q population Of Less than
~ Willh NebaGanlon boasts Of having
100. The latter also boasts Of being
an incorporated village and does moi
hesitate 10 point 10 the fact that EruIe
~ not. The latter is counting on :te
possessing a Congregational church and
me Tact that II ss trifie closer 10 the
PRESIDENTS lodge. The church In
hebaga10on ig Presbyterian, aitl1ouQf,
ne congregation is mixed In its re-
lsgtoads beliefs.
John Tayior. who has been a lay
minister In the Congregational church
pFe@sL4ane In small villages In the North
wE<M fe~ nearly 20 years, is pastor nj
me church In ErsIle Ordinarily. eery-
less are held a. EFtaie every other sun
GAy bit during ti1s Presidents stay n
has been decided 70 hold services every
issipcay. FEY. Mf. Taylor no matter
what thrills he may receive willIe
preaching ~ the Chief Executive, will
s9eYeT s1e the latter He has beer blind
4oF nearly q c0zen years.
II iS understood that Mrs. Coolidge
wifi remain away from church services
tomorrow, II IL thought beSt tl3at she
wait H0t1 she IL stronger before In
oulging In any Long automobile rides.