New Britain herald., 1925-03-05
COOLIDGE EARLY
 ON JOB TODAY
Arrives at His Office Before
 g O'Clock
l.. i've Associated Press,

L., I.o Associated Press, Nasnugtou. March o,-HuNing | pledged himself lnrw to the service or the nation in an inaugural ccre- nony of almost uuprccr tented sim pNcI,v. President Coolidge took Gp today the four year burden placed upon his shoulders by the people ,i,h no indication that he might ,nange h,s simple program of "do- m- .Ur day s york;
 Nir.-Tr,sidcut Dawes, inductcd into that office yesterday shortly be- ore ,ho presidents inauguration, r,red his St, ond day as presiding of- Nccr or the special session of the now senate. meanwhile, with the ~rur'Ius effects Of his precedent breaking inaugural address still lr.sl in lhe minds of members. some sided with him in his attack on senate rules. which permit one man 10 tie up legislation with a nhhustcr. some frankly and Nigor- ousIy didn't and few were neutral,
 With the induction into office to- dav Of Frank B. Kellogg of Minne- sota. as secretary of state succeed ing Charles F.. Hughes, and William NJ, Jardine, of Kansas, as secretary of agriculture to take the place va ratrd by Howard M. Gore to become governor of West Virginia, the presi- dents cabinet still lacks one mem- her. an attorney general The nom- nation of Charles B. Warren Of Michigan, 10 fill this post, left va cant with the elevation of Harlan F. stone to the supreme court, was al- lowed to expire with the siXty-eight1 congress at noon yesterday and its rcsubmission 10 the special sessior of the new senate called chiefly te act on such matters, will be one oi the principal nominations to engag' is attention.
 Everett Sanders of Indiana, sue cessor to Bascom C. Slemp as sec Ictary to the president was sworI in late yesterday after his form a representative from Indiana ende' with the congress.
 Visitors Remain.
 Many Of the thousands Of visitor who came to Washington for the in auguration ceremonies remained to day to Hook around" before re turning home, thought some of tn score Of official state delegation headed by governors or lieutenan governors were preparing 10 retur home quickly. Those remaining fo several days included all of the per sonal guests of President and Mr. Coolidge. including Mrs. Andrew Goodhuo, of Northampton, Mass inc mother Of Mrs. Coolidge, an Colonel John C. Coolidge, the exec utive's father, who when news cam that President Harding was dea' administered the presidential oat 10 him in the family home ne5 Plymouth, Vermont under striking ly different circumstances than pr vailed yesterday.
 The rain which the geHernmc forecastcrs feared might mar the i' augural ceremonies yesterday atte noon held off until midnight, mail taining the Coolidge luck trad ton. Bright inauguration days wi a touch of spring in the air are o caslons to remember in Washin ion, although that is the way tl weather has almost always shap up whenever Calvin Coolidge " being inducted into some office
 the long line that led him to | presidency,
 At His Desk Early.
 Apparently unfatigued by the a tiyities of inauguration day, the pre- idcnt was at his desk before
 o'clock this morning and immet ately plunged into routine work. .- During the morning he had z gagements with Secretary kcllot Senator Bingham Of Connecticut a Governor Billings Of Nermo Former Representative Frank Smith o' Illinois, the South Dakc congressional delegation and Elm Kunt2, republican national comm reoman from Louisiana, also had g pon,mcnts to see the president,