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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22
One Business
That Is Not
on the Rocks

Business may be bad. but not
the racing business. Witness the
attendance at the raccs this sea-
son. At the Aqueduct track. In
Brooklyn. n. r.. more than 10000
fans paid their way in on the
opening day. And that number
was repeated on later days.
The selling races. too. are boost
ing business for the horse ownerh-
Take Gladiator. who won a selling
race recently at jamaica His
price went UP TO t12. 900. In or
binary times that sum could buy
a stake race horse. let alone a
selling platter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22
SAYS JOHNSON PAID

johnson has a riEht TO hox Demp.
soy because he has served his term
and should be- given the full rights
OF citizen.
We sincerely believe that johnson
Ia as worthy Of the title as Demp'
sey. A good sport never draws the
color tina The champion can say
nothing OF Johnson's poor citizen
ship because he Is no blue ribbon
winner on the subject himself.
Hoping that johnson viii bake
good.
CLARENCE BuSTER.
GILLiS KNAPP.
ALLEN DREAMER.
Eilensburx.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22
NO TITLE GOES
IN MICHIGAN

LANSING. Mich. July 2z.--Gov-l
ernor A. J. Groesbeck Of Michigan.
announced here yesterday that there
would be no more championship boz
Ing bouts In the state Of Michigan.
Floyd Fitssimmons. the well known
promoter. will have to call off his
proposed lightweight championship
bout at Benton Harbor for Labor
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22
TRIBE IS
VICTIM OF
BAD BREAKS

Los ANGELES. July :s.--Los An.
ecaes took to 0 tilt from the
Seattle siwashes here yesterday. The
game was fast and only = Wild throw
by Bin stumps. shortstop for the
losers. paved the way to q local
Gin.
The game was pitchers battle
between Doc crandall and Ray Fran.
els. the local veteran having a slight
cdge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22
WILSON WILL
BATTLE CREB

Johnny Wilson. worlds champion
middieweight. faces a hard bout
Monday when he tackles Harry
Greb. the crack Pittsburg light
weight. Wilson will be giving away
lot Of weight. The bout Will be
held az East Chicago. Ind The
number OF rounds has not been an
nounced az yet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22
MORRIS JOINS
TACOMA CLUB

Bob Morris. former broadway
high school athlete. Is the latest
Seattle addition TO the Tacoma p.
!. league baseball team Morris
is an outfieider and is pretty speedy,
He Is making q good showing with
the Tiger
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22
NAMES REASONS

Should johnson fight. Yes For
three reasons. i--Johnson paid his
debt in Jail. s--Johnsou In just as
good as Dempsey. BY all means
give johnson a chance
But all the same. would like 20
see Dempsey win.
MORRIS KADfsH.
7oz 10th ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22
ny RIJssEIL BROWNING

COLUMBIA COUNTRY CLUB,
Chevy Chase. Nd. July 22.--Long
Jim Barnes. the Pelham. N. r.. pro.
fessionai. was st1dinx well ahead
OF the field when the final days
play of the American open golf
tournament opened here today.
He stood four strokes ahead Of his
nearest competitor when he iced off
on his third IS holes this morning.
Freddie Mcleod. Columbia profess
sional and former open champion.
and Charles r. Murray, Montreal.
stood second with a total OF 14s
strokes each.
Each player must make two Is
rounds today. The man with the low.
est total scoring for the two days
play TO win the open title. Presi-
dent Harding has assured tourna.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22
IDAHO CREW
WINS RACE

The crew from the battieship Ida.
no won the big RACE on Lake wash
ington yesterday. Tho Idaho crew
finished 10 lengths ahead OF the
crew from the mississippi The
crews from the Texas. New Mexico.
New York and Teonexsce finished
next In order.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22
Last year, toward the
M of the season two Of

A14t year, toward the
end Of the season two Of
~ teams in The Star
|Ioague eca me so
WDonght up over their
nune that players on
o(h squads engaged in a
n11le royal on the field.
@ such rowdyism will
> tolerated In the final
ries this year. Any
layer ruled off Of the
fold BY the umpire for
neh tactics win be
arred from all games Of
Ne finals, and any team
ngaging in the same, as
~ team, viii lose their
nnchise. The league
0ny Has been very clean
- year, but because Of
~ Dig stakes the play
~ are apt to forget
themselves In the finals.
- Il Il necessary to
IKE these regulations
~ protection.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22
A YES, EPISTLE

Should johnson nghty Why not.
Because johnson Is an ex-oonvict
doesn't say he isn't a clean fighter.
Dempsey should not draw the
color line. He Isn't q real cham,
pion until he meets all corners.
| am not In favor Of Johnson
Dempsey fight 20 much as the
Dempsey.Wills fight Wills will
give all the opposition needed TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22
B. c. TRACK
STARS TO MEET

The annual British Columbia
track and field meet VIII be held
at Vancouver. n. c.. August 81, ac-
cording 10 reports from the North.
The cream Of Canadian athletes is
expected 10 enter this event.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22
TO
BOX CRIFFITHS

Heinie schumann. former Tacoma
weIterwcight. boxes Johnny Grif.
fiths Of Akron. Ohio. 10 rounds at
Denver Monday. schumann Is a big
favorite In the Colorado metropolis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22

mcnt officials he will be on hand at
the 18th hole to hand the silver
trophy to the winner.
pion. turned In a 54.hoIe total OF 224.
the best score made at the time he
finished his third round. Hagen
went out In "a. one under par. but
took 3s coming In.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22
BIG TENNIS
TOURNEY SET
FOR VICTORIA

One Of the most important tennis
tournaments Of the Northwest sea-
son viii Gst under way nj Victoria.
d. c.. Monday. The annual boys
and junior sectional meet win star,
Monday. Tho winners OF this meet
win 90 Fart TO compete In the ma.
tionai event Seattle IL represented
by Alec Ross In the junior and BY
II. Langiie IN the boy events.
The annual international meet
Will start two days later. The win
ners OF the mems doubles event viii
also make the trip East
Most OF the crack. Washington.
British Columbia and California
players who have been making the
rounds OF Northwest tennis meets
this summer are expected TO take
part In the Victoria session.
--~---------a--------------~-
Tho ancient Romans taktoo~d the
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22

IL four teams IN
the finals Of The
star Junior base
ball league are
set TO put their
strongest lsneups
on the field sun
day. This mcans
I b . { . o m .
mighty 3 o o d
baseball should
be In order ~
the clubs are
evenly balanced.
The pilots have
announced their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22
ABERDEEN NET
TOURNEY SET

Tho annual Aberdeen city tennis
meet will open on the courts OF the
Grays Harbor Tennis club Monday.
A large entry list. made up Of the
leading players In the state. Is ex.
pected TO enter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22
BEAVERS LOSE
ONE MORE TILT

SAN FRANCISCO. July 22.--sas
Francisco continued TO beat Port
land. the Seals taking yesterdays
tilt by a II to count Ellison, the
former University OF California twfrb
er. was used by Portland for part Of
the game today. The youpgst0
showed up well
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22

sable linups an follows:
cxAnI CIGAR CO.--Fisse. frst
y: 1forrisou. second base: Cor
third base: Bird. shortstop;
I1ig. len field: Castor or Cetzen.
)er field, Roche. right field;
~. catcher: johnson. pitcher.
BO90ETOWN CuBS-Chamber-
first base; Johnson. second
J: Mahoney. third base: Finn.
4sfop: Mckay, left field: Barton.
~ field: Smith. Hart. right
!; Cordano. catcher. Collins.
her: smith. Herman and Bruine.
HIGHLAND PARK--Rirkey. first
=: Frye. second base: letters.
IA base: Franhouser. shortstop:
nA16. left field: Todd. center
~; Morse right field: Mitchell.
1ches; Hardin. pitcher; McGrath.
>once and Mcdonald. utility.
lREE BROTHERS DYE WORKS
- -Ahner, first base: Manning.
oDnd base: Lowry. third base;
y<is. shortstop: Erwin. left field;
Dvnter. center field: Anderson.
MT field: Bullock. catcher: Hop.
rs. pitcher. Roe. Putnam and
Hnghman. utility.
tbs grounds At Lincoln piayfieid.
= 10th ave. and Pine ST.. where the
Ut games Of the series will be
nycd Sunday. are In good condi.
IN. An effort VIII be made to
i've plenty Of police protection "a
ut the spectators will not crowd
the field as is usually. the case
Sere.
The first game Sunday WIN ~ he.
been the Georgetown Cubs and
highland Park and will get under
~ IT .. m. sharp. The second
d will Be between the Eckart
Gnr Co. and the Three Brothers
~ Works and win begin at 3 .. m.
The Highland Park and Three
|fUthers teams will be rated az the
15De teams and viii be obliged to
Iuish the first two balls for play
eer that they will be alternate.
Tour managers Of The star
|e1eue teams In the finals should
y sure to understand thoroly the
Dround rules TO govern the games
fhess rules cover such things as the
humber Of bases on overthrows, on
lnIls hit into crowds and 30 on
1hese rules are made up before every
nme by the managers, and tho um
otre.
The players in the finals want "a
,omember that Bill Mckinley, who
I'll umpire the games, will be In
Mi charge Of the play and will have
- power to remove players from
~ game upon provocation. Only
- managers or the captains Of the
ANS Will be allowed to question
ocisions.
Teams should be on hand prompt
for their games 80 the lifts can
n started right on time. Tho
georgetown and Highland squads
DuDS be ready To start practice BY
haas no they will be ready to play
y .. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22
JIM BARNES
LEADS OPEN
GOLF PLAY
BULLETIN

COLUMBIA COUNTRY CLUB.
Chevy Chas<. Nd, July film
Barnes, Pelham. ~. ", wonder.
forged ahesd In the third round
Of the national open golf tour
nasnent here todsy. with beau
tiful ~. which bryugist hh total
scgrr 10 I'll, seven strokes bet
ter than his nearest rival.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22

Final letters will he published Saturday the ques
ton raised by The Star: Should Jack Johnson be al
lowed TO fight Jack Dempsey for the worlds champion
ship In American ring?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22

The original Of the blue ribbon,
- prize winners. was the badge Of
~ .1knjghts Of the Garter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22
NATIONAL IEAOrE


f-IfFfHHu III NV TuFk y
Chicago .. Phifsdsipbis 4 "a innlnss,
~. Louis .. rscssoo 1.
Detroit I. Washington 4
~ Bnst~a w~1 nss hsve beea
harA bet ~ bajurseAA rrstt. Hoo
dryr. 1~4baid go Sirk are ali cut
IT tbs game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22
VERNON DROPS
ANOTHER TILT

SACRAMENTO. July ~ - Sarra-
mcnto took Vernon into camp here
yesterday by TO count. The
game was featured by tho free hit.
ting Of both teams
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22

And noe Manager Mrora~ IL piannsrs
20 swing smother deal With the rhiii,
Quskefs This would shift George Burns
"a the ousksrs fer frssh hcusel. former
terrific clio for the rhiiiy team. Burns
has been . great ogtfsidsr In the Ma
sioasi league. but he 10 gradually sies-
Ing up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22
BEES RALLY
WINS GAME

SALT LAKE. July as.--An eighth
and ninth inning batting rally BY
Salt Lake here yesterday. netting
seven runs. was enough TO pun the
team In the lead OF Oakland. the 10
Gals winning BY . 10 TO score.
-. ..z.. m ~ n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22

win n they ever meet.
L. J. PARKER
sss0 First ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22

In Burmah wild clephsnts arr
pitted In a contest against horse.
men and elephant riders.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22

Sun spots are believed 10 be- the
producers Of magnetic storms on
the earth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22

UnA~v the esa~hiag ~ MIN Ravs-
dsD. W. Nsetssal Jes9ue receiver.
cur Msrkte. fsrmev SILT Lake
heavev. is pstehisg gr~~t ball for the
Atlanta team. N tho southern
b~ag~r. Ne hss besn cold se tho
Ciney R<ds. aSA viii report nexf
spvtpg.
Toe wagner, Who us~d n ~ one 81
the star shortstops Of the Game WHEN
he played with the Boston Red sox a
few years sgo. has been reiessed hy ths
Toronto club. Of the International league
The Oakland club has signed = nsv
pitcher By the name OF Valentino
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22
Should Johnson Fight ?

And stiu they come.
Final letters to be published Saturday.
Have you sent tn your opinion!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22

Tho ancient Romans tassoo~d the
bodies Of their slaves 70 establlah
ownership.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22

Make brief and address
otherwise they win be published
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22

Persian womcn are mt PERMITTED
10 wear hats
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22

Teams should be on hand prompt.
a for their games 80 the tiffs can
started right on time. The
georgetown and Highland squads
49, be ready To start practice by
HAS no they will be ready to play
y D. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-27

labor and
conference
government not dc
conference
rembe they
choose
the administration mas
officials are
conference speak FOR itself Inc
t = accomplish
thu
unemployment throughout
country a situation
r'nd'oS
IN
rh. idea is not ,hs, the government employment
sorur. the rocks four
all con'
Will a''
are ae"
lstarred
on. OF the things thai method Of hNndns
all sh"s" VIII" have no
s"m";hns 10
Organized ''T
ARMY he OF such methods
complied BY the department OF
by The
mechanical
sus ,in. building 25o00" transportation
workers t'9Voc; o'HS'e al" Pe'
relief TO be carrie"
believes this to be the ideal way "
problem
the deserving unemployed
imposing on
unemployed Recently was reported ha -V
q" thes" 2oVo
Tor their refer
membership ana pressing ~
Unemployment conference is favorable
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-27
MUST KEEP BCMBERS AWAY

Better results with hight aerial bombs
were. obtained IN the attack on the o'd
batt!.Sh,p Alabama than in the recent
tests with the former German battle
ship Ostfries,and. The Ostfriesland
wl:hs,ood the lighter bombs success
S,rv. She was hit number Of times.
but the dana Se WAS TOO slight 10 nave
nut her out OF action IN battle. When
The heavier bombs were substituted she
was quickly sent 10 the bottom
In the attack on the Alabama. bombs
even lighter than those frst tried on
e." Osttriesland were used. Three'
hundred pound protect;les containing
on I7S pounds OF T. y. I. tore
through the first deck Of the battleship.
causing 40 much wreckage that the
guns m the forward turrst would have
been unoble 10 sight Other light bombs
tore away the communication system
OF the ship damaged her tghting masts
, and pu: part OF her sear"h!ieh's out OF
commission. Altogether. u WAS said
that the Alabama would have been IN
serious condition = N a hattie. At the
same time the avIators IN n" aua"H-
, tng planes were raking her decks with
mach,r" guns.
OF course in actual BATH" II would b"
IN much more difficult matter FOR bomb
1nE planes 20 &C. over hat!eship 70
drop their bombs. he"aus" there would
be a fect o: planes % keep them away.
Nevertheless. the Alabama tests ar"
significant. ThAy prov" re Importance
OF providing means 70 keep enemy
bo,nbers away from our bat'l"ships. ir
nothing else.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-27

Special Dispatch - The 1ntelNGencer.
Mart!nsOurg. W. Va. Sept. 2S.-Use
Of state peace warrants issued by jas
tees OK the peace 10 federal prohibition
agents for tho hunt Of alleged vi"iators
Of the pOhib:tion statutes was declared
:neRal by Judge W. +. Baker m tho
United States court here today. In Gectd-
ing point raised here last week by
three well known Wheeling attorneys
and n member Of tho bar from Cha rles-
ton. who pooled their cases all liquor
ones, N an effort to secure tho freedom
OF their clients.
The decision rendered severe blow
TO the government as Il throws out or
court a large number OF Cases. II having
been the prSct!cs OF prohibition officers
In this district TO frequently use the
STATE warrants in causing arrests OF v!o-
lators OF the Voistead statute. la ruling
on the case Judge Baker declared that
all property. including stills and liquor,
seized by the government when state
warrants were used shall be kept by the
government. unless persons arrested
prove conclusivcly that their stills were
registered and the liquor was Obtained
hef"r" n" nation entered the thirst
column.
Decision In Detail
Three angles Of tho question we're pre-
sented 70 tho court and petitions were
granted the following n cases wnere
state warrant. sworn our before jas
t!Cs OF the peace By i fedora! agent, IL
rcctcd 20 4 federal agent for execution,
warrant sworn out by federal Lge'' 9"-
fore Justice OF the peace. directed l"
q state agent accompanied by a federal
agent: warrant sworn out by state Of
ficer. directed TO state officer assisted
by federal agent.
In all the cases the petitions alleged
that returns were made 20 federal trib-
unais instead of ieacr officers as en-
pressIy commanded in the warrants.
Failure T. make return 10 tho JustIN"
OF the peace was held by the court |"
be unlawful.
FctI'ions asking for the return OF
property seized ~ such raids wrr" He-
MED. judge Eakcr holding ;hal IN"
law PROV id"s that u" property r'EH;N
obtain IN property uHlawfui!y held Nv
the defendants and that the burden OF
proof IS on the irlrndanrs 20 show that
property. !uc.ud.ns stills and liquor Is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-27
How Woodrow Wilson
Lives in Retirement
After the Presidency

Washington. Sept &c, Woodrow VII
son, fell a sick man two years ago today
Since then he has passed under the
shadow OF death and out Of tn" White
House.
Thousands Of Americans OF whatever
pO!iti,tI GIitr recalled the anniversary
Of tho beginning Of tho former presi-
dents Illness and wondered what he wnS
doing Although he no longer figures
IN the daily headlines ~ he used Ia. Mr.
Wilson StI,i IL "noWs"
NJ Wilson. besides following the
wa,% 90 Il retired gentleman. with q
Lively interest IT. fHc worlds affairs.
lives by the eight hour day which h"
once tod congress was "adJudgcd by tho
Thought and experience OF recent Years,
e., 'n.uG upon which society IS Justified
in insisting. as IN tho interest nf heat
Efficiency and Contcntmeni." He aims
to- have eight hours for slcep. eight more
Cor work. and r!Eh: for relaxation. and
keeps to tn" schedule pretty fairly.
Takes Calesthenics
Seven o'clock in the morning is about
his rising time. He once again shaves
and hathes alone. and then takes some
calcstheniC exercises prescribed by his
physicians as beneficial IN restoring the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-27
USE OF STATE WARRANTS BY THE FEDERAL
AUTHORITIES DECLARED ILLEGAL IN DRY CASES

lawfully hrlI hr:ur" The Gorcrnm"n; IS
required =" ""trrn i.
Deny Petition in weirton Case.
In another case '''.' !Inci hc'"
that the arrest OF Joe kUrcy Of Weir
ton. charged WITH having lIGurr IN an
automobile. WAS !egal Sta'c officers
arrested the man and turned MN over
10 tho government. The court said thar
the officers witnessed a violation Of the
law az they were walking down q street.
The petition in this Cav" wai denied
Cases where tho pctit'oC& were uphe'd
we're styled: United States versus
George Newell Morgan ""HH'V. nitei
States versus Andy Philips. ln!tci
Stats STAT" versus Frank Katufsk;; United
states versus George Hcmi.k. MlNr
Joseph. Stella schwartz and Robert
Meintel.
Judge Baker. IN passing Judgment n" d,
"iared that ~" i'rOr"dun' or tho fruefh
agents had been vocation oC the fourth
amrudn!ru' If the .Unst!tu'i"n. II" SAID
that IL" prohibition provision guaran'
,.-d against unlawful search and S"'@-
ure Both tho court and the d4Suict AZ g.,
;orney publicly "X"ncrated =" !rdHra'
agents from intentional and wIi!H' N!"-
alton % u" Jaw IA acting under state
warrants"
John AID Tom porRo~io ana M.kN
Nlru!,h. W"i.ic!l Miners. were S"n;"m' III
:" two years IN In" federal prison a.
Nt,an'l anI nned 500" Zach 10y JUdGo
rhargs Of cunSp.riug % pass spurious
federal rrScrv" $50 noes
Will Be Operated Upon.
District Attorney Stuart W. Walker.
who was taken III last week wiki nm IN
r"rt,on near his right eye left today for
baltimore TO undergo an operation. HIS
p,ara in court ~ being taken by
Special District Attorney Charles ].
Schuck and Assistant District Attorney
II. l.. Ryrcr. Attorney Schurk declared
today that tho term would end WCdNcs-
day or Thursday. The last case - rhh'
uf the government and n" United states
Harness company. - proceeding !nvoiv-
ing several million dollars.
Attorney Henry \. N"ic, o. Wheel
inE was sclaCtei among ~" ."u ati0r-
n"yr. representing tho defendants. 20
;rrc.'' -" V"tI'inN h"t""c f"'l":Jt Judge
Eaknr ~ court last Wednesday, az Mar
tin&nur&. that IN" S,"," search and feiz-
urc warrants could D. - l." Esci by fed
eral agents N raids. and "a asking for
the return ~ tn" property seed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-27

use o: nerves. and muscles which were
impaired during H.S breakdown. lie hn'
hreaN:dst IN NJ. Wilson's houGo!r Tn"
uoyui-r lt',."$ never are r"E."ctcd.
Then ,'"m"+ III" morning w"rk.
Ahou: tina, lime the mail carrier. .iA
day Il swrck. delivers Qu.t" a packet Of
letters They come from n variety Of
curr"~ pund"n's.
Mrs .Wi.s"n invariably goes over the
mornings NAL With her husband: some
letters are turned over 70 secretary
for reply. most OF them the former pres
dent answers personally debating to a
stenogrnphcr vino comes from his law
office every morning for the purpose.
A. Of them nc sirnS himself.
Inseparabls Companions
The Mornings work Is done IN tho
library. The Old desk and chair and
;ah.. NJ Wilson used In his study a;
Princeton arc there.
The former president and his INSOFAR
alb" Companion always have their lun-
hcon served in the dining room. Then
comes nap OF an hour and then. un-
less tho weather is NOS: ,ncl"ment. n
motor drive. Mr.. Wilson while IN the
White UOusn became attached 20 n GER
tain automobile II went back. as is
tn" custom each year. to tho manufac-
turrr from whom Mr.. Wilson bought L
as "u-rI car" He had 1t painted black
with orange mmings-Pr!ncctOn col-
ors-Rnd IN this car which he regards
as an I'D friend. he goes riding into
the country side Tho party IS always
home before dark.
Dinner Is an Informal AFFAIR; some
times there are guests, always old
friends or associates. Mr.. Wilson no
longer dresses for the occasion. as he
4 ways did while president; L is en-
famille. But no meal In the Wilson