Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-12
PRESIDENT HOOKS
ANOTHER WHOPPER;;
6POUNDS, IT'S SAID
Hurries to Camp to Show
Pike to First Lady Gets
Angling "Feyer. 7
BRAND NEW LIMOUSINE
CRITICALLY EXAMINED
Services Attended at saranac Lake
Church Rum Runners Avoid.
ing Roads Nearby.
BY j. RUSSELL YOUNG.
staff Corraanondent Of Tha star.

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WHITE PINE CAMP. N. r. July
H.. President Coolidge caught his
second pike today. It weighed six
pounds, and measured 20 inches. He
was trolling from e canoe in the lake
not far from the shoreline in front Of
the camp. This one fish was the only
reward after more than twenty min
utes OF patient trolling on the Presi-
dents part.
Immediately after this catch the
President had his guide paddle him
back to land, and he hurried to the
cabin to show Mrs. Coolidge his fish
and TO receive her praise.
The President Is giving every evil
dence now OF catching the angling
fever and he IL said to be considering
paying q visit shortly to q private
fishing ground about ten miles from
here.
Rum Runners Scarce.
No matter what the answer may be
in other sections OF the country to
the question whether national prohibit
tion actually prohibits. 1t can be
answered in the Affirmative In the inn
mediate vicinity OF the Presidents
cann IN ti,e AdirondacIx Nountains.
This NAV sound strange too. con
atdaring yVhito pine Cams, q SITUATED
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and security
Unlike List Summer.
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49, y = HalAeu ~ co1.Iast e coh1I-
Lions 6AistAng iast Summer IN the
Nlclnlsy q .tne Fresiaents Vacation
sn0re q Massecnusests. Wnere rum
neets now ana tnen, 20 the more
lmaslnatiVe AZ least. Were visible.
ana IN the nelgnDornood OF which
hQu0r ped0lers cQnstltuled q large
pFoportion Of the native pOpuiation.
Much had been printed n advance
0L the FreslQenk ss coming to the
Adlrondacks aDonE the popularity of
rum running ragnt along the front
dooE0 ko epeak--o Wnlte Eslne
sCan1ps ana aOou1 ~ anaalan iiquors q
al grades and brands being most
plenti1ul inrOugnouk the lmmeeiale
countryslae. Inis nay nave peen
true . rev Weeks asp, ana. according
70 the natives. Z undonp.edIy was
Iact. pnL M y y - ,ln gLneren, IIy Ssory
now. Inc rev 4 iorN-Aa0nt.eai f1isn-
way and its various arteries for e
E0odly area on All SIDES or White
tine lamp are now urys virtually
bone cry.
flna Hnnner netacfed.
There was q lone rum runner de-
tected the other day, as his car, with
It's groaning springs, was within q
stones throw OF the lane leading from
the highway to the Coolidge camp.
This surprised bootlegger managed.
to escape by abandoning his car and
its cargo and darting into the woods.
The little squan q ,. ssats \. e y pollce sa as-