The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-05

President Reviews
Work of His First
Year in White House

hRAN llAA NM
near normal today az uuy man
g'ntt possibly do. 10 other words.
dare soy that President Harding
Dr. 100 prime physical condition,
'lIl Go what o." was "a yesr ago.
$50 man could have Improved
fnH'i uEdrr The load that he has
rriei Ee has dome VOL 20 hold
hIs Uln,c
Na man can comc into his Of
Too with its long hours ana roe
uunsibilitIes and change OF nor
mil habits. including official
duties and official and cxuctug
cial obligations. and have stood
amy better than has Warren O.
Harding
Must Conserve.
Hf hI~ physician went Uu
Ilua which permits lls rr-
IUrees Go continually dwludIe
away spC1 faces failure. This also
true of human heiuga and trr
Daldent IN no exception"
PRESIDENT Harding pHfH great
Gun out uf his golf. aside from The
physical benefits. and ur Sawyer
thinks he should have gone south
during the winter Cor % week or
200 VI golf, Washing ON weather
made golf Impossible.
"lle should do Do row he de-
clarcd.
Fact H., he forrcis himself n
tlrely and devotes himself 90 the
duties Of his office tie Is unfair
fo himsclf"
General Sawyer has determined
iagt from now un bis patient must
do more ITO maintain himself Co
% high degree uf physical fitness DO
TIE has ndYiHod tho president
that physically che must bo am ox-
ample Co The r'sf ~ mr. gaJlop.'
m several Times.
Although The public was not In
igrmcd, there were days during
fnc past winter-onc OF the most
fe' ere Ina Washington history
WHOM the president had a num-
Dor Of slight attacks which might
have brought on acute illness
There was "a great deal Of grippe
and "a mild form of influenza In
Washington this winter. 'and the
president vas subjected to the
samr oppOftuHitios Of getting sick
aa any other man"
But ne escaped serious illness
and General sawyer naturally
itcis happy because as DE says.
hiH Job iH not 90 cure the prcsi-
N N"H NA# NN h''N NkNM hNN.
The president averages 20 con-
farences "a day with persons worth
while some OF these confer
cncrs last from one to two hours.
although tho average IL about ff-
teen minutes.
Between conferences he must
study reports ana recommended
UonH read and answer letters. and
often write speeches.
There Is hardly a night but that
Mr Harding does not carry with
him from the executive offices to
hir private study in tho White
House important papers and re-
ports which he must read.
The night before ne submitted
the arms conference treaties TO the
tomato AFT. Harding remained
wake until g O'Clock writing his
mcssHgc.
Even aboard tho presidential
yacht M~ayfiowrr on trips down the
lotumac he took papers 20 study
and recommendation 20 read.
During the year ne went 90 New
York twice, to New England once.
90 Birmingham and Atlanta once.
and nug 10 Yorktown. Va. and
valley Forge. Pa. but every where
he went there were speeches 90 de-
liver and reception committees 10
meet.
Following his Plymouth speech
nj Boston he went up 10 Secre-
'ury Wceif summer home IN New
Hampshire Cor whit he thought
would De p few duss rest. u turn
cd out IA he "a festive occasion for
the New BnglaudcrA with tho pres
dent making ntc speeches In one
7 tIuw md Ira LNNlnA I'm n4NIHR In an
make them
To iicHt In Alaska.
Thega are some of tho reasons
why GENERAL sawyer ~ looking
forward 10 the proposed Alaskan
"Trip thia GUNNER
II viii CIV. ma natient The op-