Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-11
MOST OF CABINET
VACATIONS LATE
Mellon, However, to Sail at
ter Part Of This Week
II for Europe.
b. the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
President Coolidge and his cabinet
differ on the subject of vacations.
While the Chief Executive is already
enjoying holiday schedule in the
AdirondaclSs, the majority of his
cabinet officers either prefer late va
cations or have not yet determined
on dates for them.
Secretary Mellon is most like his
chief in his vacation taste this year.
for the Treasury head expects to
sail the latter part of this week for
d trip to Europe. His itinerary calls
for a motor trip through southern
Europe to Rome, where he will visit
his daughter, the wife of David y.
K. Bruce, American vice consul.
4 Treasury officials yesterday described
the trip as solely vacation journey
and devoid of other significance.
Secretary Kellogg expects to be de-
tanned in Washington probably until
September. He and Mrs. Kellogg
have arranged to occupy the home
Of Undersecretary and Mrs. Grew
during the absence Of Mrs. Grew and
4 their family at Hancock, N. III. Post.
master General New also will be
here all Summer, taking his vacation
In the Fall.
Hoover Vacation Late.
Wrestling with the radio situation
and with creation OF a new unit in
his department to care for civil aptar
ton will keep Secretary Hoover In
washington until late Summer He
may then take a Pacific Coast trip,
but for the present must be content
with an occasional week end ey-
cursion.
Attorney General Sargent, who de-
livered an address Thursday at Pitts
field, Mass, at the dedication of the
soldiers and sailors monument. Will
return here tomorrow. The latter part
of the month Mr.. Sargent viii go to
his home in Ludlow, VT. spending
part of his time fishing at his nearby
camp at Reading.
Vacation plans of Secretary of War
Davis have not yet taken shape. AS
sistant Secretary MacNider, who has
been on an official Army inspection
trip to the West Coast, win return
July is, and his vacation plans. too.
are indefinite. Secretary of Labor
Davis is at present attending the
Moose convention at Chicago and he
will be back in Washington early this
week, but there is nothing certain
aDOuI MS VdCdIlOn.
Works Vacation Unmapped.
Secretary Work viii return the lat
ter part of the month from an official
Western inspection trip Of the nation
al parks with his vacation program
unmapped. With an inspection of the
S-51 at Brooklyn, N. Y, and short
cruise with the midshipmen's prac-
tice squadron on his immediate en-
gagement list, Secretary Wilbur win
leave for his vacation to the Pacific
Coast the week Of July Is.
A round of New England farm meet
ings are on Secretary Jardine's pro-
gram upon his return from his West
ern trip about July 10. His vacation is
tentatively set for the latter part of
August at Southampton, Long Island.
N. Y.
Assistant Secretary Andrews, chief
of the prohibition enforcement forces,
Is now on his way to London to. seek
closer cooperation with British Of
f1ciaIs, and will be- away from Wash.
ington most Of the Summer.
One of the last Of the congressional
leaders to leave the Capital was
Speaker Longworth, who departed
yesterday by automobile for his home
at Cincinnati, Ohio. Vice President
Dawes. who for the last few days has
! been in New England, will begin TO-
day vacation at Wagon Wheel Gap.
Colo, late in July. He plans on spend
Ing most Of the Summer at his Evans
ton, ILL.,. home.