Evening Star Newspaper, September 23, 1926, Page 5

‘ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D.’C. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1026 NA’I'ION DEM ANDS EXECUTWE Ienlltzh(enod interest in party affairs is| where T make my selections. The | dent of the United States is no differ- | which T feel confident T could support | the knowledge that one has behind G'HL, ”' KILLS HUSBAND to be commended. The only remedy | White House physician comes to see [ent from an: 4 1 4 ° i y other citizen, From my | myself and my family. My ald 1aw | him the confidence and friendship of, 2 marrow partisanship is a wider |me at breakfast time and at dinuer[own experience and observation I|office is in Northampton. [am, there- |0 hoonie e z‘m.( swv il WHOM SHE WED WHEN 15 for a WORK HARD pRESIDENT FINDS knowledge of and interest In public | time. His attention is mostly csnfined | have come to the conclusion that it §s | fore, not worried about the futur B Affairs to looking. at_me, inquiring i i am | rather natural for all of us, in what- = that there s the’ inspiration of reli- : > = leep Never Disturbed. I have always attended = i 3 <o much in danger of |all right and finding out tha” T am. | soever state we find ourselves, to wish 1 3 A | L i < 3 5 L glous faith. Ha i 3 ty_ueal in this coun-| “My va < Cone me a 1ot of | we were In some other. A great many | “But there must be some preity |church regulasly when I could, but, Fonatmas Gouple’ Bt Mmceial (Continued ffom First Page) written to prove intry hoy are indiffer e continued, WL am in first: | people come to me desiring to btter big worrles. in the sent. DO there being no organized church in After Her Family Objected — 4 v |« 1 arge he Wohk oe e T on. 8 nd, while | their position. 1 have most of the they Interfere with vour sleep? | our town when I was a boy, T had not “Did you play tennis, base ball and s 1 the work of the Executive increuses | felt the same way myself. When | I have never had any (rouble |joined a church. After 'I became to Their Marriage. swim in the old swimming hole?" i l o you t Y n the final ! ey . s ’_"““'D‘ hed- | [ was a boy at home I wanted to do o Eolng i sleep. But unsolved | President. the First Congrogational|p, (e Awociated Press - “I played tennis and base ball s ¢ rt RS ot Lo bt rometh besides work on the | Prol l"“‘-“ wake e up earlv in the | Church of Washington, without con- | opNeon CITY, T + Around where I lived there was 1o oid on o Wy that i can be much re-| farm. But this disposition has still |MOTHINE. The more pressing they | sulting me, voted to make me a mem- NNON/CITY, Teun.: Septemler Ewimming hole. 1 have ed golf v n ¢ our|lieved The people accept no substi-| followed me a good deal through all | &F€, ‘;reo:lmlxscr‘ they wake me. There cas ¥ took —Pauline Lafollette, 17, last night only a little. T think it v fine 3 3 1 1 i e .. |the changes T have experienced and cBrcis okl of conauiation 9 be jsuel 1 o accepted | fired a double load from a shotgun tnethod of relaxation for men in bus > : Yely 4 . roudn my own experience I have | cven now. Mrs, Coolidge and I say derived from knowing that you have tp Shin Rl " e it hut. iike overvthing. else advantage over th sty b . ind it most helpful to ind out what | (y ench ether et A i |done your best and that worrying inemeranty |into the body of her husband, killing e, . like everyth S LBty . e le the Constitution and law reqt Ll WOl = about vour problems will SO him almost instantly. She is in jall which is an outside enterprise, it can oy ok s | which people a ¢ it hre oAb A na cs | we could go home. From this T have | 3 P ms will not help in | chur N v v b ChEt Gl Withfipstil undoubtedly ho carried to excess, My | harder. and dou t ¥ has | “They ar t 1 o usie, | rectiitie oidoiandt confine Myeele {0 | conie 1o tie lusion_that fn what. | thelT solutlon. i Gagrvs mnaiet favorite cxer 1iking an | 24 comy Jut as long as A e i - posit find ourselves, o réslaancy hax ite very ; celled as a form and res. | 088 of men > it it s £ : k ec Y \tment is a very difficult lesson for :2:-'::1; e nnue b medling: ths | B i e e kel toration h ¢ ation into | 1L o e RhLeiot e g o i v ( es in tho | S ns to learn, & do not ssy Well\ith whom be comen in contant. | 1o|Lxe the p Al fdonce. | She cha 1 i chan,. | ared to tak v k W at,” the : : 4 |o he satisfied, but I have come | o by that et i yoontact. It)the guidance ¢ v and she decide S | 1t comes along: I have en | hokied 5 on i : 1 agaln, | o the concluslon that 1most of us are |, nd ine s Method in my own cas ) L Moo STt St Fats R ; e . > el ol hs we wan be Are land the lfe of my youth that I kee e xer e 3 . ¢ i - : £ Alin touch with the nee tion. - STt Rl Not Nervous in Speaking ate )i ) iy would not make us feel any | the public. ‘There Is, o CGets Tivedl of Theater. i E el o ! ; % ) . : o better. fore money would not sat-|great sense of uplift and B o atge] BRI aing 4 MABY ’ ; iy X Heasy ok o What will you do when you leave Rome, ¢ ni @ ! con i ¢ office Httle opport d e ol iy " ad mean that there should o i © never given any thought as - 1t t t do after T leave pul time X s i % et at b 1 ys sometl t tant conferences and exc ; £ views with advice and direction, 4 farm in Vermont on | ’1"1:@1‘.‘ 1 e even e o | o vs to execute. T try to remenber | T find that it tir eel | 11 ] ) r ot Saantt Hps ote lm WES s oitocts of it : {3 He' abl this | 9T€! : el Rut there must be times when the 604-610 9th St. N.W. Rietenccis o \Cthe Bk s pau L s | : 5 r oy whi becomes very iricsome.’” 1 said. | Daily, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 °® i 9 & s e ercise t H e e such times, h n-l $7 rooms, $8 weekly: $10.50 rooms. $8 ! ¢ < e e At e . PR = o ¢ r 4 o S that con from all o it §s hecan 1 LA chich to v mine ) s mot df i r R In that respect the si- | Z'in Toom, 50% more. Rooms like Mothers. comfortable as occupying a seat on |’ The atr . ol find. T e rd t whether 1 e 1 am:jang discomf 14th & G Streets N.W. t h Washington pre L 1 G H T A ot of | poveon in the Gl o FEATURE OR ALL For A Dazly Change-Off, We Advise Both 5 | “Woparty ‘avstem. While : s e ima mece A Single and Double-"Breasted Sust Coolldze gave | tWo-party system. 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