The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-26

gins a chase which may come TO an
9 trees 'e or ha.i one OF, Of The great shade
; ;.i!,i PRESIDENT alight, SIT on the
benches or walk along one OF thu
, IN sc ioGtraths; and there talk
tcrnational Importance Back of au
Is the i,rcsidcnts whim. He may he
ite INC ministers wait. He may
iars OF state, and the ministers are
tolu TO meet him later in tho day or
might at his home
Nrison oShaughncsSy lately was the
innocent cause OF forcing the minis
tcrs 10 waste what doubtless was val
. nan tine They were walking with
Wren he American charge darrairs
drove by. The President recogni4cJ
ms ear. ard remembering that there
was something that he wanted to talk
- INC american representative about
SiEnalcd him TO stop. O'Shauchncssv
aishtod. Joined the official group ana
WIS preparing To continue his drive
Wien tue President asked him to ret
mo ms ear with him. The two drove
on 'os iIdm.. leaving Minister'S Elan-
OF the President staring after the rar
Iaii an hour later Hucrta set
- S,haushnessy down near his own car
ana resumed the Interrupted Cabinet
meeting.
1t is not uncommon for the President
10 TO, summon I,,n his ministers to q meet
ing during the middle OF the night and
cibinct meetings. or what would nnss
Tor Cabinet meetings, have taken place
Huerta docs not indulge in physical
exercise as means OF recreation. III.
derives his recreation in talking as
e ..1"iGi i,y WI WIN any one who can inter
.SI MN III The Subject-and the man
VINO does must be IN eXpcrt-or In
UnihE and visiting with his intimate
friends. Tho time he rctireS onncars -
matter of indifference. rs does his nris.
inE IN the morning. Usually ne IS nm
.hnn!F. Tho iightest kind of breakfast,
is an" f2ilH, ne gets as soon as he
IS awake; little work, if he thinks
OF anything To do, and then almost
tncrE morning walk UP and down Oh
the district known as san Rafael Nf,n,.
mat more breakfast ana ,hon n lot of
M"tl' RE MAJ 20 10 the Chapultepec
1913 or 10 me National Palace, but Il
- Just as likely he Will do his morn
iiiS Work at his home. summouin,, 10
Nun thtr@ al who may have business
Win nina Without much routine ana
WIN executive mastery shoviua, ali he
can onto his subordinatcs H.. n,o,,.
tnrCu@h tho days work until : or
~ Iimrn' When he is ready for dinner
}'HhSf may be iii his own home or in
- 81 one OF his rricndS-Huort:'
lNctS OF democracy DO i:u- prevent him
rom dining where he picascs-y,.r,
tkciN ~ one Of the public rcStuii,;,nt:
mere rs one central restaurant that
i ,.:, received the greater part OF his
phton"Sc Here the entrance of ii.
GfJS!iucht; accompanied by one or two
oI nus aides. perhaps Il personal fricnd
or tWo' ana possibly Il member OF his
I ,"lmliE. mas Tong since ceased 10 he a
novelty. In the days OF Portirio Dioz
inc VISITING OF n public dining pln"%
Miii,s something Of 4 state ccrenomy
Iin coming ana ms going was care
( fuliy staged. and those Driyijcped ,o
Witness IL Were rcckoncd among the
tortunato. To the music OF the national
| HEihh ne entered ana retired whilr Ill
otntIS stood 4 restaurant Ieonnr
you'd have foi, himself Justiiied in
i ,,i me prices on his menu II Diaz
NAG Mapped to drop In
Hut Iiucrta - conducting a demo
T,,.''ic reSime, lie likes 70 dine in pub
~ ana he does not like forrnnlitics
~" marches in with no apparcnt cor,
C,rlH' selects table. and orders his
ulunor Thc orchestra does not in;ur-
Tupt the piece ii is Ilayin. ncrcl,
because the President is entering. ana
,lr "ther diners. grown accustomed 10
n.!hE t"-patronS with the President, 40
i!tt!r more than crane their nccls Ia
Ii i',,"ho II rs dining tonight Win