Show O DAES TU TO HAVE PRIVATE HOME HN W rl N Marshall and Coolidge r i Couldn't Afford to Rent Capital Residence i erSY By FREDERIc WILLIAM WILE i Written for The Telegram WASHINGTON Dec 1 Vice ice Vice President Dawes expects to reach Washington on T Thursday Decem December er 33 a 3 and antI be on duty In the the vice p esl- esl chamber for for tor four days before ber be- be r fore re he calls Ils the senate to or order er on onD D December December cember 7 7 The mansion on on the 1 of ot Sixteenth street which Mr Ir and Mrs Dawes have ha leased as their Washington home is ready their occupancy It will be the time In more than tw twelve lve years the vice Ice president of ot the United States has lived at the national cap- cap In a home of ot his wn Both the t e V Marshalls and the too lived U an In hotel hotels hotels-a a circumstance i by the fact tact that neither Mr nor Mr fr Coolidge was a aan aan an of or sufficient private means to maintain an establishment In keeping keep- keep Ins ing with the social dignity of ot the i hh office to which he was elected n Vice Vice Ice President Dawes is a rich man an He Is reputed to be once or orT T a millionaire Mrs Dawes Is isfan fan an an f c accomplished hostess and h her r horn e probably will wm be the scene of ot representative hospitality Music Is i I assure sure rc to be In Jn the forefront of oC the entertaining there because of ot the I vice presidents president's melodious House Memoirs Will Will Lift Veil Edw Edward rd M. M Houses House's book hook of or memOl mem- mem Ol oin ire his friends understand is to i i i i I I be pe e e entitled entitled The I Intimate pa Papers ers of ot I Colonel House The Ibe memoirs Corthe for Cor forthe forthe the present at least will lift the i veil on the activities of ot President Wilsons Wilson's confidential man only up I 1 to the time of or our going to war In I 1 1917 Colonel Houses House's collaborator i I In 11 the preparation of his book Is j i Charles Seymour professor of or his his- j 1 tory Cory at Yale university Dr Seymour Seymour Sey Sey- mour was chief chiet of or the Austro garian garlan division lon of the American peace mission n nt t Paris Parts and the United States' States delegate on the Ru TIu manian mantan and Czecho- Czecho i territorial commissions House and Seymour were Joint editors editors ed- ed edI I Hors of ot a peace conference publication I tion called What Rt Really ally Happened at Paris j i ji iI Rare Diplomacy j i Needed Here I II i I Wilbur J. J Carr assistant secretary secretary secre secre- tary of or state is 18 back from na live Uve Ohio after an nn experience I that i threatened diplomatic tlc complications between the tile state department and j I the Buckeye State Carr went Yah 1 11 bit shooting the other day with a o. brother of ot his who Is ts a farmer near near where the Saloon Anti-Saloon league was born The Carrs had Just bagged their single bunny when a burly chap also garbed in huntsman's huntsman's huntsman's hunts hunts- mans man's togs drove up and addressIng addressIng addressing address- address I Ing the dignified assistant secretary of ot state asked him to produce his I hunters hunter's licence Carr said he had none Whereupon the stranger strangers yanked d back bael his sheepskin coat and 1 j displayed a star revealing that that he he I wa was the count county game warden Things looked serious for a a moment until Carr disclosed his identity and his brother explained that they were poaching on his own farm That In Inthe Inthe inthe the language In which Secretary Kellogg's Kelloggs adjutants are accustomed tomed to speak closed the too incident French Envoy To Hold Place Ills friends I in Washington rejoice 1 In the assurance assurance that M M. Emile Daeschner the ambassador of ot of France Is not to be r retired Unauthorized Unauthorized Un Un- authorized reports a few y weeks week's ago alleged that Hiat M M. Daesch Daeschner ier was soon to top to make way va for tor Senator Berenger a member member of ot the r recent cent Caillaux debt mission to Washington ton Just how ho- the tale originated the ambas ambas- ambassador ambassador is s At alt t at iti loss to explain and refuses to guess When hen the Caillaux Caillaux Cail- Cail laux party was here there was a a. suggestion on tt tit Berenger Belenger who Is a great power In the French parliament parliament parliament parlia parlia- ment on financial questions questions-a a sort port of Gallic edition of ot Reed Smoot Smoot- aspired to come back In the capacity of or French ambassador lr and settle the debt question Whether his ambitions In that directions are at atthe at atthe atthe the bottom of ot the Daeschner ment rumor can tn only be surmised I French diplomats like our own are subject to the caprices s of ot domestic domestics j I politics Jules broke all I records record by them for nearly nearly near- near i ly Iy a quarter of or a century M. M t j Daeschner Daeschler will complete his first year In Washington only on January January Janu Janu- nr ary 30 1926 He has already won his spurs among Washington officials officials of ot- American and foreign as a diplomatist of the first rank I Japan Takes To iTo Football The Americanization of ot Japan proceeds This observer is the rep representative In the United States of ot the Japan Advertiser an American American Ameri Amen can edited and ansI American owned dal dally dairy newspaper in Toldo A few days ago So he r received cabled orders to report the results of ah an Important important important tant American football games until the end of the season including especially the activities of Red Grange Japan long since became a nation of ot baseball fans The Advertiser Ad Ad- last month published late extras i on the results of or the world series Coolidge Drafts Coolidge Drafts I Chicago Speech President Coolidge Is putting the finishing touches on his his his' next speech which will be delivered at atthe atthe atthe the seventh annual convention of ot the American Farm federation In Chicago on December 7 It will of ot course be strictly agricultural In tone as his recent address be before before before be- be fore the New York chamber of ot commerce commerce commerce com com- merce was of ot strictly business character character char char- acter The White House Hous Is hi graU grata- tied fled that that Mr Coolidge will have havethe havethe havethe the opportunity to speak out his heart to big lg business and big farmIng farming farming farm farm- ing on occasions so close dose together At Chicago the president Is ex expected expected expected ex- ex to sell the Jar Coolidge dine operative co-operative marketing scheme to the bucolic brethren They are understood to be not particularly enthusiastic over the mouse which the presidential farm tarm commission mountain brought forth last spring Many of ot the farm ops co fear that government control even though sugar coated Is in prospect prospect prospect pros pros- and they are not ot Jubilant about It Other speakers speaker at the Chicago convention will include Senator Arthur Capper of ot Kansas and Owen D D. Young c chairman of ot the board Ioard of ot the General Ele Electric company 11 1 Mr Young Youns will hold holdforth holdforth holdforth forth on Making the Load Lighter by Electricity Filipinos Become Pullman Porters Filipinos have made their debut in r Pullman ca cars rs The Innovation was recently tried In the west In connection with club cars on speCIal special ape ape- cial trains carrying crowds to the big football games at Chicago Ann Amt Arbor Notre Dame Urbana and Madison Uniformed in white as distinguished from the traditional silver buttoned blue of or Pullman porters the Filipinos proved exceedingly ex exceedingly exceedingly ex- ex popular attendants ts Some of ot them are now on d duty oil on the limited trains train running b between tween Washington New NeWYork York an and Chicago and If Jl the traveling public likes th them m more will be placed on other trains throughout the country The dining room attendants on the presidential yacht Mayflower have been young Filipinos for several years Copyright 1925 |