Evening Star Newspaper, June 8, 1924, Page 12

U, S. ASKS ATTORNEY AT GOLDEN GATE QUIT Attorney General Stone’s Message to Williams by Wire Based on Department Charges. REPORT BY INVESTIGATORS Negligence. and Inefficiency Are Alleged by Officials Here. upon his action, but during the day he received a report from depart- ment investigators bearing upon the question after complaints had been made of the conduct of the office by Mr. Williams. The Attorney General had received no reply last night to his telegraphed request for theresignation and said he had given no thought to a suc- cessor. The first two years of Mr. Wil- liams' term in the San Francisco office presented a record above re- proach, department officials said, but they explained that conditions in his office and under his direction have steadily grown worse in the last six months. The exact nature of the difficulties was not disclosed. e Kendall Bible Class Speaker. Representative Samuel A. Kendall THE SUNDAY STAR, 'WASHINGTOR, D. EASY WEEK AHEAD SEEN FOR COOLIDGE With Congress Adjourned, Presi- dent Will Not Be Confronted With List of Engagements. DAILY SCHEDULE CHANGED Will Keep in Touch With Cleve- land Via Special Wire. will not be confronted with a long list of engagements, nor will he be called upon to listen to senators and Tepresentatives or other party lead- ers. There will be also a noticeable lull in the calls of individuals and groups seeking patronage. He can, for the first time since last December, start the day's work without a shud- der at what Is likely to follow before night. Change in Schedule. With this change in his dally schedule, the President will put in just as many hours at his desk. At least, he indlcated yesterday to call- ers that that is his intention. It is thought likely. though, that he may arrange his time so as to permit him to spend more time each day in the C. either to walking about the city or else motoring.' It is probable that he will do an equal amount of each. However, the coming week will not hang heavy upon Mr. Coolidge's hands. There is always plenty of work to do and much to think about. But, aside from this, the convention in Cleveland will occupy much of his time. Although he has repeatedly let it be known that he is “keeping his hands off” the convention, his inter- est in the proceedings, both in the convention itself and in the little rooms where groups of leaders will gather, will be keen. He will keep in close touch with his lleutenants on the scene of action. Direct Wire Comumection. There is ‘a direct telegraph and telephone wire between the White JONE 8, ‘1924—PART 1. House and Clevel: which will be much used. Besides these, the Presi- dent will be able to sit beside the ‘White House radio and listen to the proceedings -in the convention hall. In the quiet of his study he will be able to sit and hear Representative Burton of Ohio, as temporary chair- man of the convention, deliver the keynote speech of the campaign. The speech of Frank Mondell of ‘Wyoming, as permanent chairman, and the speech to be made by M. I. Burton, president of the University of Michigan, a personal friend of the President’s, placing the President's name in nomination. In this fashion he will be permitted to hear the ap- plause that will greet the tributes that will be paid by these speakers and the others, who Will second the nomination. ] DENIES U. S. OIL DEAL. Hughes Discredits Charge That Chester Grant Was Urged. Allegations by Senator King, Demo- crat,, Utsh, regarding negotiations of the Lausanne treaty with Turkey, led Secretary Hughes yesterday to derry, in a letter to Chairman Lodge of the foreign relations committee, “that the United States participated in the Lausanne conference for the sole purpose of securing and confirm- ing the Chester concession. “At po stage of the negotiations,” the Sécretary wrote, “was the Ameri- ecan position determined by that con- scession.” 5 WOODMEN SEND TRIBUTE. Bepresentative Kincheloe to Lay ‘Wreath on Tomb of Unknown. Representative David H. Kincheloe of Kentucky, past head counselor of the Woodmom of the World in his state, will lay a wreath on the tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington at 3’ o'clock this afternoon on behalf of the National Fraternal Order of Woodmen. The ceremony was arranged by the ‘Woodmen in this jurisdiction, com- | prising the District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia. » The resignation of United States Attorney Williams at San Francisco was requested last night by Attorney Ganeral Stone. Negligence and in- | efficiency in the administration of his office was charged by officials of of the twenty-fourth Pennsylvania congressional district will adgress the men’s Bible class at the Mount Vernon Place Methodist Episcopal | Church South at the meeting this morning at 9:30 o'clock. Repres ive Kendall will speak on With Congress off his hands and with practically every®one with po- litical inclinations in Cleveland, Pres- ident Coolidge has an easy week - lahead of him. open. His friends and intimates are advising him to get out more in the air. They think he should indulge more in outdoor exercise. Although the President has persistently replied that he feels fit physically, it is be- 2 . lieved he will very shortly commence the Department of .Justice. zenship.” The meeting will When he goes to his desk in the ¥ M taking off an hour or two, possibly Stone declined to comment 1 to the public. ive office tomorrow morning he |during the late afternoon, to devote D e e e M i i b e e e e S L S P R e et e A S 32 Years at 935 F St. 17N Q\‘gj N q 1724 CRCD e GIFT F course, you will need to purchase a Gift or two in this month of June for the Bride. the Grad- uate or as favors for members of the Wedding Party—not forgetting the. 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