The Washington times., 1921-08-08

bound and by the middle OF the week
It. Is probable that the cabinet circle
which for a few days was repre-
scented only by the Secretary OF
State, the Postmaster General ana
the Secretary OF Agriculture VIII pe
Intact.
Before boarding the mayiloWer'
which Is now en- route 10 Wasn,ns-
ton, the President and MRS. ifarahK
look a l40-mile motor "Trip l.oli
Lancaster, n. H., to Portland, ME,
ana In Portland they spent serer
hours with MRS. busene I
mother, OF Senator freaeriek i n
VINO was memoer OF sne 800.
ioehual party. ohe oi .nen po'an1
on the journey was "a
SPRINGS, Me- "here '"e'
iuneheon. ,,rrv -,
Ineir arrival crea.eu tni -
eAci'einsh. AT me h..'e - ,,,si,
SUI sn xu, v.oushl " I'M. Tos, made
49,, .nin .,,',,s ~ NOS pre.j.
~ g SpI "Ss Mo .aas CON.
a nta i hs paS ,h. Taf,
snn,, e,n ru,,barad
t'a., ~ ,uoi,,aod hesida.
tha Prsa;dert M. Taft her sis.
tsr Ms. Ueien Taft now Mrs.
Frederick Manning Johnson. and
Major Archie Butt, the Presidents
aiue. VINO ai.erwara 'os' Nus "i0
president and Mrs. Harding
seemed to enjoy their visit to
inns picturesque resort. where INC
=. the nronrie,or nr The poianJ
Springs House, has been dispensing
hospitality since 1884. The quaint
Inn .to -, " 49,. nay ~, Is preser, , Jss AZ
ious hosiery, and the President
and Mrs. Harding added their
names to the interesting visitors
who have been entertained there.
Suests IN the OLD Gays brought
their own food and bedding, usually
a ouiialo ROBE In winter, and slept
on the fioor. They paid only Tor
sheiter Tor man ana beast, the
rate LOT nights iooging peing
20 cents In scrip she'i'
WIN small shding door, pack
VI the NAN Ioopy Oh tne oio Mansion
Iouse was pointed out 10 rresioeht
arolms as .he oar Oh years gone
py' INC ooor Is just large enough
ioi d sa'lon jug 10 pass through
Coolfdges Coming Back.
Tho Vice President and Mrs.
Coo,idoe who bays haa, v,s;t,,r
MT anu MIS- FRANK W. Stearhs IN
Massachusetts, since attending the
Pilgrims Tercentenary celebration.
will .,,r, h.oL o., u...,, =,
oay' Anore~ w. Meiioh' secre-
tary Of the Treasury, returned to
town this morning after psssinp n
%, s.
Ways o'oh boose' ms
place at Hot Springs, Va. Yester-
day he played golf most of the
day with his son, Paul Mellon. Miss
Ailsa Mellon, and Miss Olyve
Graef, who have been visiting Mrs.
Arthur Lee at Elkins, w. Va, have
returned to Hot Springs.
The Secretary of War. Mr..
Weeks, who has been entertaininp
the President ana Mrs Harding
at Mount Prosnect cot hack tS
his desk this morninp The A.
tnrnsv c.n.r., NJ nanaSortv
h.. rs,urned from, wash;n ., ~,
Court Uonss Ohio whara Ta
n..sad the week ena wi,b rs
,nothar Io.t w..L =. uas -,
patn.Ly Wich &c Tho .,,as, -
NJ, WnCar,br do,ot;n ~
st.. 20 t,sh,,. anJ raIa,va,ter
Th S.oratas,, =, ~. Na,,,, NJ
Do,h,. 4. snana,no tor,nioI,,..
,,..n,;,, vith NJ. Danhr 90
,se,, .tpdran Edw,, a. ora
aer;., at th.,r faru, o,ta;d. nas
Mo.-
wn c.. -, a., ,,.-,.
NJ Eli ia,t la, srnday To- On
n,.,.;ua ws.,nrn trin yhan he
I'll, ',aIo s,,rvov ~ ,ha act,,,i.
re. that come under his denart.
ment and he will no doubt ioin
turninp The Secretary OF Arri.
culture Mr.. Wallace. will leave
Washington today for Chicago.
where he will make an address,
and from there will go to Des
Moines to join Mrs. Wallace and
who are es'aohsneo 'here ior the
Saoro,orv Herbert uooyor Mrs
Hoover and Herbert Hoover, jr.,
with a party OF nine friends motored
from Franconia yesterday afternoon
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