The Washington times., 1910-06-17
Cleveland's Problem.

NEW YORK, June l7.-Despite the
fact that no less an authority than The
late President Cleveland declared the
most Importance question FOR Americans
tu settle was what 70 DO with our
former Presidents" that problem need
not worry Theodore Roosevelt. now al
most in speaking distance OF his native
land
one offer Of a job at $4,000 a year has
been sent him by wireless and all no
MlA nave 10 do 10 earn twice the salary
he drew as Chief Executive VIII be 70
solve he problem between capital and
labor
The Qnsr comes from G ". Post and
Colon Fl Roosevelt. 70 earn the money.
is ask I'd 20 become head Of the National
Trades and Workers Association.
forme 10 settle all labor troubles by ar
Dlrrat on
But this is not the only Job that the
colonel may have II he wants one
Friends who win N-aiL on him viii sUg-
EeS- that he become editor of a New
, ork ueEsua But the colonel Is eZ-
Pe-te1 to p s~ COY % all suggestions,
and atter be lg welcomed home as no
other American has ever been, he Wil
retire 20 the seClusiOn OF oyster bay 70
solve for himself The problem OF Mr.
Enthusiasm Grows.
The enthusiasm over the return OF
the mighty African hunter IS increas-
Ing as the l-alserf1 Augusue Victoria
draws nearer New York Pictures OF
The colonel are hung in every public
place, the hotels are filed with hero
W0rSllperS anxious Tor the hour 10
arrive when they can cheer for
Teddy and the sidewalks Of the city
are crowded with takers selling SOU
NeDlrS Of the festive occasion
Teddy bears, medals bearing a rep
iea ri the counrenance Of the sumter.
miniature digglnEs and plaster casts Of
me lu-Ier President ia me uniform
~ tie FIrsL Volunteer Cavalry are
selling like hot cakes on The sTreeJs.
and Ele return OF tle 'lrsr citizen
Spells fortune 10 IHe men Who gatl er
Jle pennies 90 t1t souvenir seekers
IL IS L-Ile uncertain al Just what
lCIr the Ham u1urg-AmericaD liner
VIII reach Sandy Hook. She may get
there as early as Z o'clock tomorrow
morning, out the gene al impression
IS Llaf 70 Wl- be later before she
. drops her -UdLook or the Ambrose
Channel light
Loeb to Meet Him.
A. o'clock the vessel viii proceed
10 Quarantine, where the revenue cut
tel M4nhaL-aa, on wl-eh VIII be Col
lector OF the Port L0sh and a few of
the intimate Iiends Of the returning
traveller. viii De waiting The colonel
VIII breakfast on bo1rd the cutter,
afterward being transferred 20 the
cutter AD1rCSCCE-lu. which viii bring
the committee. Presidents TaCCs Der-
SODal . rs preventative. and state GOWN
ors and their representatives Up the
boy.
After the colonel mas received the
I letters OF welcome from President Taft
and Governor Hughes and shaken so5s
Wl-h the committee, the water parade
EElI start All vessels participating
have been directed 10 assemble az Cliff
/
anchor In double column 40 feet apart
Ten minutes before Vme 20 get under
Z way the code signal prepare VIII bO
: flown from the Androscosgin while the
signal ; VIII indicate the start which
/ ls expected 20 take place about 9 O'Clock.
The Naval Parade.
The naval escort and the revenue
+ cutter with the colonel on board VIII
+ sail through the double line Of craft
Then the latter viii fan in behind and
the parade viii move up the North
river in twelve divisions After sailing
north 20 FittE-nIuth street. the water
parade VIII return 20 the Battery where
! the colonel and the committee and dis
tinEuished guests Wll land and pro-
+ ceed 10 the grandstand erected there for
3 speech making
Hamilton May Fly.
There is a possibility II the weather
/ is 90 X" that the paraders viii have
an opportunity 20 compare an aero
plane and q dirigibIe balloon in flight
7 Charles X Hamilton. with his Cur
7 tiss biplane, said today that II he
could set his machine in shape ne
would try 10 ny over the tops Of the
incoming craft. while Frank GoodaIe.
the first ayiEtor 10 pilot a dirigibls
/ across the Hudson river and aroi-nd
the tomb Of President Grant, intends
10 try a similar feat Both OF tnese
exhibitions. however. depend on ths
weather and the indications today
are not most favorable
The proceedings after Colonel
/ Roosevelt lands wiz be carried OUT
with clock-wOrk precision. The only
speakers at the Battery viii be
Mayor Gaynor and the colonel. and
then win come the trfumphaI march
TO Fifth avenue and Fifty-ninth
street. Elaborate precautions are be-
ing taken 10 safeguard the more than
a million spectators who viii gather
al the Battery and all along the line
Deputy Commissioner Of Police Bugh-
er, q veteran Of the Philippines and a
close personal friend OF Colonel Roose-