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while things have not come to such
a pass as to require executive inter
ference with the political obstruction
lists the President is prepared to sup
port the head of the unified prohibition
forces as against the politicians and
others who are now embarrassing Gen.
Andrews in his work.
Tariff Revision.
President Coolidge does not know of
any serious proposal to have tariff re-
vision in the next Congress. He is
opposed to 1t and will not recommend
it in his forthcoming message He
feels that any changes necessary to
meet emergency conditions can be
made by the flexible clause in the
present law. President Coolidge feels
that 1t is well to see how this tariff
law works out. 1t is proceeding well
now. with exports and imports ex-
panding.
The business of the country is ad-
Justed to the present tariff law, and
President Coolidge is opposed to any
change. believing that tinkering with
the tariff would throw the whole
country into a state of suspense and
an unfortunate condition for business,
which is proceeding now in very sat
isfactory way, with its course well
marked out.
Those close to the President are of
the opinion, from talks they have had
with him during the past few days,
that he will remain at White Court
through the entire month of August
and possibly until Labor day, Septem-
Der 7. 1t is thought not unlikely that
when the President concludes his stay
here he will put his personal belong
ings and the White House servants
he brought here aboard the Mayfiower
and start them back for Washington.
while he and Mrs. Coolidge will go to
Plymouth. VT, and visit Col. John
Coolidge for a day or so before head
ing for the Capital.
Enjoying Himself.
Every one who has talked with the
President about his vacation on the
North Shore has gained the impress
sion that he is enjoying himself thor
oughly and that he is highly pleased
with White Court and that he is in
no hurry to get back to Washington.
Word received here from Col. c. o.
Sheriff., officer in charge of public
buildings and public parks, indicates
that work in the White House will
not be completed before September /
However, this fact is not supposed To
have prompted the President to pro-
long his stay here.
For nearly week now President
Coolidge has not indulged in his two
mile walk beyond the grounds OF
| White Court No reason has been
given by him for this. When it was
| brought to his attention today he said
that he has been getting in his exer-
else by walking about the White
| Court estate.
Although Mrs. Coolidge and young
John Coolidge, who is visiting his par
ents, have gone in bathing each after.
noon since the latter's arrival, the
President has yet to take his initial
dip in the ocean. He still clings to
| the White Court tub and shower.
President Coolidge today renewed an
oldtime friendship. one dating back
| to those days at Amherst, when he
had as a luncheon guest at White
| Court Kimball G. Colby, who has a
! Summer home not far from here.
| Robert w. Bliss, United States Min
lister to Sweden, who is staying at
| Magnolia, Mass, is to visit the Presi
dent at o'clock this afternoon
There will be a motion picture show
at White Court tonight.