Evening star., 1925-09-09
President Due Here Tomor-
row, Confident Congress Will
Approve His Program.
1923 ELECTION PLANS
OF PARTY ARE MAPPED
Chief Executive Coming Back
Much Improved After II Weeks
on North Shore.
BY j. RUSSELL VOTING,
staff Correspondent of The Star.

SUMMER WHITE HOUSE, Swamp
scott, Mass, September S.-Every
thing is in readiness for the de
parture of President and Mrs. Cool
idge and their large 'retinue of as
sistants, clerks, Secret Service agents
and servants, and then, after IL
weeks of prominence, Swampscott
the Summer White House, the North
Shore and everything else incident tc
the President : vacation up here will
drop from the limelight and will give
the center of the stage to the Dis
trict of Columbia.
For several days every one has
been busy packing and making ready
for the start back home tonight.
The special cars to be used by the
presidential party are on the siding
at the Salem station, and all that is
needed now is the word TO start.
Strangely enough, President Cool
idge has not announced positively
that he would leave tonight. The
nearest he has come to that was yes
terday, when he announced at the
newspaper conference that he expect
ed to be back in Washington Thurs
day or Friday.
Start Virtually Certain.
However, that lack of definite an
nouncement about the time of de-
parture is only looked upon as one
of the Coolidge characteristics, and
every one associated with The presi-
Dental outfit felt absolutely certain
at noon today that the President and
his party would be aboard the
- q rhnr SDapia1 when II nfIilg
of Salem at 10 o'clock tonight. II
this event they will arrive in Wash
inston about : O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon.
Besides the secret service, the
newspaper correspondents, and one
or two servants, there viii be in the
party the President and Mrs. Cool
idge, Mai James F. Coupal the
Presidents physician, and Mrs
Coupal; Secretary Sanders and Mrs
Sanders and Col A. A. Cheney, the
Presidents chief military aide. Ed
ward T. Clarke, the Presidents per-
motor back to the Capital.
Although John Coolidge, who has
been visiting his parents at White
Court since he finished his tour oi
duty at the citizens military train
ing camp two weeks ago, is not to
return to Washington with them, nC
explanation was made here where
he Will go until he resumes his
studies at Amherst in about a week
Mayfiower Ready to Leave.
Capt. Andrews, commander of the
yacht Mayfiower, reported today that
the vessel is in readiness to lift anchor
and head for the Potomac at a mo
ment's notice. He said that unless
he receives orders to the contrary hs
will start the boat on it's way at day
break tomorrow morning.
The detachments of marines whC
have done patrol duty about White
Court have broken camp and late,
today will depart for their various
regiments.
The President put in a full day de
spite the fact that it was his last one
at White Court. He and Yrs. Cool
idge had breakfast 4 trifle earlier thar
usual and at 8 o'clock were on then
way to visit Mrs. John Hazel at Rox
bury, a suburb of Boston. an aunt oi
Mrs. Coolidge. 1t was nearly moor
when they returned.
Al l2:30 o'clock the President re
Ceived the fire chiefs of Massachusetts,
who are this week holding their an
nual convention at AIarbiehead. a
$50 O'Clock the President and Mrs
Coolidge will entertain Rev. w. II
Spence, pastor of the Congregations
Tabernacle at Salem, and the choir OF
that church aboard the Mayfiower i
was this church the President and hi;
family attended during their stay
here