Show lib W Oh Observations By Frederic William Wile 01 Written for The Th Telegram WASHINGTON March 11 AP I Various Implications and rumors S are unleashed by the surprise an- an from rom the White House if that Ambassador Houghton from London and Minister Gibson from Berne Derne are coming home for tor confer confer- wrence ence The official version Is that r 5 f t the te e president and Secretary Kellogg want to discuss with them the preliminary pre pre- y disarmament conference of ot Jh the Up league of ot nations and the general general genral gen eral ral European situation That acceptation ac- ac c c- c of or the return of Houghton and Gibson Indicates two I f that President Coolidge unmistakably thinks the league conference con con- ference is a sure enough proposition proposition tion eventually If It not now and ond Secondly COndlY that Houghton Houghton- and Gib- Gib pit will wili be our chief delegates The Great American W ambassador to Britain is u undoubtedly better posted n it current Ins and outs of Old olti world Diplomacy than an any man at the ad- ad disposal Gibson being stationed in Is the man on the ground nod and ob- ob designated for tor th the vast ast rou- rou boo jno with which st statesmen like e to envelop International confer conferences Resignation of of Do Doubtful Mr Houghton 1 for tor many months ijas Ls been touted as the next secre- secre fis J of state if It anti AmI when Frank FrankI I n 3 Kellogg relinquishes s the portfolio He Ite e now adorns When Mr 11 Kellogg was ras named to succeed Mr Hughes te appointment forthwith was Ia- Ia a stop sap gap ap But the former former former for for- mer senator from Minnesota now with a 0 full year ear In the premiership to his credit has not comported Himself like a n temporary Incumbent a a all He has had hat complete leeway at th the state department Kellogg decisions on paramount Issues like policy and diplomatic appointments virtually without exception prevailed Soviet recognition and the Karohl case typify Kellogg policies pol pol- 1 JM Ie steadily backed at the White ouse In the personnel realm more Ihan ian one diplomatic aspirant who enjoyed strong support outside of ot the tho e state department sometimes department sometimes ven en Whito White House Hous pull pull fell fell by byo le o wn wayside sl le because Secretary Kellogg Kel Kel- logg gg demurred The Minnesotan lays Jays l now floW and then for rest and re- re irs but ther s no real indication that at he thinks of resignation y Here's Heres JT res a n new Coolidge story which has the somewhat unusual l merit of or being true Way Vay back In 1897 1811 when whon the future the tutu e president was reading law a at ot Northampton In the theoffice theoffice office of an attorney named Hammond Hammond Hammond Ham Ham- mond the county coroner stormed in and excitedly to see nee Law Lawyer er Hammond That prominent nent neat pers personage oage was not in Must lut see him at mit t once fumed the Inquest Inquest in- in quest officer r. r Mans Man been found de ded d just over our oar county line but buthe buthe buthe he lives In Northampton and Ive I've got to know whether I can tal take e possession of ot th Young Calvin Coolidge ept ept his nose buried burled in the Massachusetts revised statutes statutes stat stat- utes he happened d to be reading and quietly remar remarked ed that he didn't know where Mr 11 Hammond was waR or when hed he'd be back The coroners coroner's excitement and anti Impatience mount mount- ed Coolidge continued his readIng rendIng read read- Ing log then without ut looking up from hi hs hIs book drawled unconcernedly You mn may remove the he body bod Owns Farm Fann Il He Once Labored On Dt Dr Dt Thomas C. C Atkeson Washington Washing Washing- ton representative o of the I National Grange Americas America's oldest and biggest biggest biggest big big- gest farm organization towns owns and operates the V West st Virginia farm on which he was a farmhand at st lt 76 75 cents a day NV No man in the farm movement ent hasa wider experience experience expert expert- ence ene In every phase of of- the agricultural agricultural agricultural agri agri- cultural game than thIs Lincoln Lincoln- like ike lanky Virginian n who 1 0 has Just turned 74 Atkeson started out to tobe tobe toe be e a lawyer Ver but was deflected Into farming which 1 he has practiced nearly all his life Ife barring a period as aa a professor ot of agriculture at the University of ot West est Virginia He's Hes J s 's sa a Methodist a Democrat and anau- anau thor hor of books and numerous bru- bru uro- uro chures on farming problems Dr Atkeson has a gift gUt for tor expressive English He says sas that one of ot the troubles roubles with the ta fa m problem l Is that hat too man many Immature s statesmen statesmen states states- men are toying with if it who Were ere spewed 0 to the surface by exigency Dislike New Scene For Navy Army-Navy Game Representative Fred A. A Britten of Illinois Who bagged the 1926 Arm Navy Army av football game for tor his beloved Chicago juts has lost the vote of ot the naval and officers stationed on the Atlantic seaboard 1 Few of them have the time or the money to attend a 0 service game as asfar asfar asfar far afield as Lake Michigan and many for the first time In their lives lives' will this year miss attending the classic The They say that the original original nal purpose of the game was to give pleasure to old boys bors of West Vest WestPoint WestPoint Point and Annapolis that it was never never intended to be a g ge Je e at attraction attraction attraction at- at traction either for the public or for foi booster communities communities' and that transfer o 0 the event to a place so remote emote that tl only a handful of ot arm army and ind nav nay navy officers will be able ahle to enjoy it Is a rude wrench with the tradition which gave birth to the game jame S. S S Moore Cuts Figure With Spanish Royalty Alec Moore 1 lat lately n our envoy at the Spanish court gets g-ets the lions lion's share of ot lory for InducIng inducing inducing ing King Alfonso and Queen Marie l Marieto to visit t tie the e United States as is now 1 said ald t to b be their plan The former fo mer Pittsburg publisher conquered an utterly unique place for himself at Madrid When Then Alfonso tarries on American soil the president Is sure to d designate Moore to b be the kings king's s 's official escort Ambitious hosts and hostesses who to lionize the he grandest p of ot the grandees are likely likel to have to work worl through Alec le Moore 1 who till tin further no notice notice no- no tice is certain to be bombarded with vilh requests for for social favors when their Spanish majesties are with us Every Englishman dearly loves a lor lorl lor J. J Nearly every American Amen Ameri can dotes on a Id king f Pittsburg which usually U Uan figures figure only on the itineraries of steel kings s is certain to be De given a chance of or paying homage lomage to Moores Moore's ro royal al friend nd Cupid Cupi Pl Playing I With Diamond The blithe springtime is expected to o bring news o of a matrimonial aliance al- al Hance which will unite tives of s 's favorite two sports sports politics politics and baseball Cupid has been propelling his darts all winter whiter vi ten in the dir direction 1 of a a. a world- world famous star stat of ot the diamond and a charming Southerner Souther er who made her debut dehut in the senatorial circle at Washington not so many seasons ago o. o The They haVe ha been seen together I I I I so long and so go often that friends call them inseparable inseparable and and bets are being laid that a June Tun wedding is in sight Parental authorities insist that matters matteis as fa fat far l' l as the they know are still stin remote from the betrothal stage but they the theare are watchfully waitIng waiting wait wait- ing for fOl romantic developments A training camp season has temporarily tempo tempo- s separated the lovers but by bythe bythe bythe the time Play ball is next an announced an- an flounced In Ia Washington Cupl Cupids Cupid's s 's Scoreboard is altogether likely to to chalk Up a victory I Copyright 1926 I |