Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-26

"\NHO," friend asked President Hard
w ing the other day, "is this man.
John Dynely Prince. whom you have ap.
pointed as Minister to Denmark
"Oh. Prince" said the President. Don't
you know Prince? He is a very distin.
SEE He wrote. Well. anyway. he
is distinguished professor associated for
long time with the University Of.
What was that school? Oh, 60 and ask
Frelinghuysen. he knows"
Representative Lewis A. rockingham, Of
Massachusetts, is the best golf PLAYER In
Congress. He often goes out and back in
76, and there is no other legislator who an.
proaches that record.
Senator Frederick Hale. who is slim.
wiry, athletic. youngish man, is the pace
setter for the congressional group when 1t
finds itself on the links. When one starts
around with Hale one must throw his ma.
chinery into high and expect speedy
passage.
Senator Frank B. Kellogg. of Minnesota.
former trustbuster. is the best player on the
/ Senate side, but faces much competition.
=, George Curry. twice, Governor of New
Mexico, former chief of police in Manila,
| captain of Rough Riders with Roosevelt
, and that gentlemans favorite bad man Of
the west many times sheriff and partic.
pant in scores of gunfghts came through
| them all and never got q scratch
Then the other day down in New Mexico
IN TINS the time of law and order. in the
| era of prohibition George. somewhat cor.
| puIent and norid from long inaction, saun.
tered peacefully down a quiet street and
I man was having row with his wife and
| George interfered and the woman shot him
his life. '' "'' INC ieS' Vi
- george Mitchell is u tea expert for ths
GoIyIefcnment, m and as such became acouant.d
Win WIN oir 1homas Upton, the British Yachts.
Won wor,d ana Yea manufacturer. When the
| WWoIld greatest cup contestant found that
Mltchell was born in Charleston, s. G.. he
was was enthusiastic and insisted that he, also'
S Seia degree of proprietorship in this quaint
planned. he had arrived in CbarIeoton &C. =.
y stowaWay from Ireland. He had travelled
aDout the country a great deal. mostly as .
ramp ramp. and had first come to know American
turninr nIpnhier'ty IN Charleston when he got lob
"Wsit "tnir'asS rnin'is at htteen cents an hour.
ooi, az d minute said Sir Thomas die.
soinS down into his wallet, from which 6e
Pr19duced a $50 bill of the vintage Of tbe
o'a confederate States of America.
exnIainoG Gafried esired it for thirty years." be
luck piece. but more than that n hos bssr aau
sn ~ tne tne reminder of the pleasant years
SpSa spent III in the South and the esteem still
~ in Ihe Httie town of Provo Utah. forty
years ago there dwelt a family ramT
Smoot and the son of that family, The boT
%MnoIh % tney called Reed, went to the local
academy, where he took life unite ser;orJv
| dh4 was known as studious lad
| Just across the street was n boardinO
mousse and In this boarding house lived an.
| cther poN, whose name was Willie King,
whose whose nome was up in the little town Of
fiIlNlore Glty' and who went to this same
school Mrs. Smoot used to mother this
boy from the desert town, and he became
soSa deal or member of the family
- Now, after four decades have passed, both
Reed and William are members Of the
United States Senate from Utah, one a
democrat and the other a Republican, and
have offices in the same white marble build.
ing down in Washington.
Judge NJ NJ. Neil, recently Chief Justice
| down in Tennessee, went into restaurant
for breakfast at way station not long
ago.
How does you want yo aigs cooked"
asked the obscquious SQlnbo at his elbow.
''Shearcd, y said the Judge.
around dcferentialIy with the sugar bowl,
and salt and pepper, but failing to give the
order. Presently he returned to his query,
"Cunncl," he says, "how does 20 want
} 20 aigs cookpd?"
"Sheared" said the Judge.
This time the furrow of worry deepeneGi
on Sambo's face, but he stalled and killed
still further time with the napkins ana
water. Then finally he came back, some
what p'Cadingly:
"Sho nuf, boss" be said, chow does 70
want 20 ags coOkedf'
4 visitor at Dearborn, Mich. recently
was given set down on the day schequN
of Mr. Henry Ford, automobile m4nulat,s
turcr, for ten minutes Of that gent emah
time He stated his business sUcCincty "Hu
got his answer we'll within this limit. .,b
As he started TO eaVe he took his wattn .n
from his pocket watch which happeneu !"
be IA very excellent timepiccc, Of KIND WU. .
duccd in quite limited numbers by ee'
tain celebrated Swiss m0nufacturer' o0.
The watch attracted Mr.. Ford's et'vp, nn
ton He asked to examine it, opened u ,Hph
told its owner many facts about it OF WLns WnnS
he was not aware, produced three Wa'SIi Iis'
from his own pockets and got INTO snsr
cussion of timcpieces which lasted IN A'''
and half. ..n- .,,to,,obie