Show the e Nations Nation's I Capital ESpecIal Special Correspondence ASHINGTON Oct 6 A 6 A rep report rt I Athe the resignation of ot Gerrard Biton B. B A undersecretary of ot the iton I fury ury y and Secretary Mellons Mellon's g right tIght arm is to be forth- forth d g shortly reached Washington Z I week from New York bankers financial connections in Pitts- Pitts land and Chicago and received conable conable conable con- con and lIt lIt- able credence here The date If r. r Winston's retirement was wasl 4 l lIas tas as before the first of the ti He proposes to return to togo togo Ii go and to resume the practice t k t w. w He Is the senior partner In r. r VIII firm of Winston Strawn W v widely known through the theS S ule Be Ie west with a large and rich Ij The undersecretary is sIon sI- sI on this report and no comment from Secretary Mel- Mel hIs chief But friends of both f to the fact that Mr 11 Win Win- s plans to retire have been In if making for the past year He 4 as feeling that he heli li helped pilot the treasury ship Ugh some troublous waters and calmer seas are ahead and his ces es can now be spared His ago iago law partners are keen for forto forto forto to return tc to them and he iso isto is to o return to his profession rs S Strawn Headed I ard Home Again las Strawn another member of ot tary Winston's Chicago law has also been an absentee I his regular pursuits and anil has hasted hasted hasted ted the past year to his coun- coun servIce sacrificing a quarter Ion lion dollar dollar- annual professional me me ne to serve at a stipend of month as the American mem- mem the he special International comee cornee com com- ee which has been the administration of ot justice In sr wIth with particular reference to extraterritorial Jurisdiction t tamed there by the world pow pow- Ir Jr Strawn is now on the PaI Pa- Pa ocean cean headed for home after tar par ir in Peking The Tha committee he served was one of the products of the Washington dis- dis ment ament conference It was de defined de- de I fined that each of the nations 31 li exercised extraterritorial section In China should send emissary there to investigate confer Jointly as to the situa- situa and rand to report individually to 1 1 respective governments Their as to make suggestions for of the gf f justice In China with a view intimate abolition of the special exercised there b by the I ide nations Strawn accepted ff President Coolidge this m mis- mis IsI Is- Is I I Little has been printed about ere ere re In the year which has hass s led sed d. d But he will reach Wash Wash- ol h soon with hs h's report v tn's y ns n's Grave Will Willye ye ve e Simple Marker l simple marble headstone with o 0 her marking save sa the single Colonel William Valia m J. J Bryan Bran pt been shipped from the Lee ble works in Massachusetts to lington cemetery at ca capitaL pital It w ill ill mark the grave h hj h. h great Commoner In snape nd simplicity the plain white slab is uniform with the thes s of stones atones which mark the ther thee f r e L at Arlington of the soldier In death as in life the great ll w leader who tio came so 0 the presidency will vIll be simone simone simone sim- sim one one of the common people V g quette ette Experts Are I. I Prince Coming f Washington welcomed the theS S that Queen Marie of Rumania or-Rumania Decided decided to bring along with her her forthcoming American tour gon Prince Nicolas For by byI byshe SO she has relieved the off off- ette experts of great emra em- em ra ras s ment Their Then greatest I in connection with Queens Queen's q een's visit was vas to decide who riI take Mrs Coolidge in to I e when Queen Marie entered Il hUe hite House dining room on ona a m of President Coolidge Un- Un s. s announcement that the prince too there was no one in sight of equal rank to be Mrs Coolidge's escort Now that difficulty ditrI- ditrI culty disappears The ambassador of a country takes official precedence precedence prece prece- dence In Washington society at least over a crown prince since the ambassador is the personal representative representative representative of the reigning monarch When the crown prince of ot Sweden was here last June that question bobbed up But the experts decided ed that since Sweden was represented here by a diplomatic representative representative representative who was not of ambassadorial ambassadorial dorial rank rank rank-a a mere minister the minister the crown prince would outrank him The same situation exists as to Rumania So Prince Nicolas Is sure of the seat scat of honor beside Mrs Coolidge I Copeland's Seat Is Goal of O. O L. L Mills Th The senate seat now occupied by Dr Copeland of ot New York is the thereal thereal real goal of the political ambitions of oC Ogden L. L Mills of New York according according according ac ac- ac- ac cording to capital political ers In accepting the Republican gubernatorial nomination in NewYork New NewYork York Mills l Is leading a forlorn hope No one can see the slightest possibility of Mills defeating Al Smith Probably Congressman Mills 1 in his heart shares the common common common com com- mon view But he and his friends with the New York senatorial election election elec elec- tion in 1928 1028 in view balanced on the one hand his return to the na- na house and on the other his leadership of the New York state battle this year and decided that the the latter would better serve to put ut Mills to the fore In Republican polItics politics politics pol pol- In his state Besides Senator Wadsworth's political fortunes are areat areat areat at stake this year and rumors are rife rife that Mills as a reward for his sacrifice this year which it Is anticipated will wIlt aid the cause will III receive the Republican senatorial nomination two years hence on a silver r platter Senator Copeland up for re-election re then the New York Republicans figure will be a weak opponent Wadsworth Biography Is Campaign Text Book No doubt there will be many New Yorkers who will vote next month for James W. W Wadsworth Jr the Empire states state's present Republican senator now up for re election without a full fun realization of his vir vir- tues But if so it will be through no fault of Henry F. F Holthusen whose biography of Wadsworth is just off the press of a leading New NewYork NewYork York publishing house nor the fault of Elihu Ellhu Root who contributes the preface in the interests of the cause The volume is something in inthe inthe the nature of a campaign textbook though published In conventional f form rm and to be distributed and sold through the book trade in the regular regular regular regu regu- lar way It presents in chronological cal ord order r a detailed life story of New Yorks York's senior United States senator and reveals much about the theman theman theman man that even his friends did not know It may be suspected that the emphasis placed on Wadsworth the dirt farmer and Wadsworth the cattleman cattleman cat cat- tiernan Is for a purpose It Is true that Senator Wadsworth outside of politics is a farmer His biographer with considerable suggests that despite this fact Senator Wadsworth has never been invited to become a member of th farm bloc bloe in the senate Major Holthusen Holthu sen is a New York City lawyer and anda a lifelong friend and admirer ohe subject of ot his book He comes by his title of major for service as Judge advocate of maritime affairs during the war Copyright 1926 t |