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Show .THE SALT Men and Affairs at Washington "" R. T. S. - -- By ; . -''.- A ,-tv- : were tha correspondents themselves. No one appeared to start the hand rlappinf: it lust broke out. There Ts no truth In the reporOhaOf was oy me ixew England "jour- a nalist" It. is true that these Journalists have taken a very fatherly lie ferret In "Gal'" since that cobbler up in Massachusetts helped to make him prasiaent, for. he is the first New England man to occupy the White House in seventy years, but the ao- frtTtfa!r the correspon : plaiCTfck" oents alike, ana was a triDute Of which the new president is proud. ' HAS SENSE Or HUMOR. V" The applause was not due so mnoh to what Mr. Coolidge aaid. but to the manner in which he said It.' It seemed to the writer it waa due also to the hapnv discovery that silent and tac iturn though he may be, tha president has a dry sense of humor which is a most pleasing attribute. From a man of extreme reserve, a few light words carry a very decided kirk. Mr. Coo- ridge gave the correspondents ' to IS. Tbe per-soa- si sremkm of the rule to permissible illustrate th change that has coma come back to to official Washington, Kw two years and Warren Hard!ng had faith In the am. "I" ku WASHINGTON, pronoun the VThlf House. 9 luUl'll WTiaipjKtrTiTMyBPBy WMdrhWr ia Calvin "ding. Kb always spoke of his In a detached way in tha third person, II Mri Harding had been asfced it ha expected to remain in Washington through tha remainder of lae summer, i he would have replied: "Tha president expects ta remain here." When the question was put to Mr. is very firm Coolidge, ha Ca)1n rooritle ' Ml' faith Massachu- d Cooudge-Hsn- setts. have been Many interpretations placed upon the applause which greet ed President Coolidge at the conclu sion of his first interview with the great body of Washington newspaper correspondents-- at the WWte House. The country at large seems surprised that the ."hard boiled' men' of the news should have beea moved to such voice: a here." "I spontaneous tribute, for the correIt is not customary for enrreepon-den-Ints spondent supposedly Is a person without the usual run of emotions. ta quota a president directly h!s talks with them. bufct'Hita trana- Probably the most surprised of an ; rep-ie- d shan-remai- TRIBUNE, SUN DAY MUKNINti, Ati(iUT 19,; 1923. LATTE, "kick, and their reaction was ail. but instantaneous. '. In a dellrhtful vein ef - humor. Pres- WehVCooitage ' told of- tiow"The mts sioa of the secretary or tenor, sir. Davis, to Europe had been misunderstood by the European governments, who thought he had come over to arrange for snore emigrants te this ooun- try instead of lewer. some of tne governments, acting underthe mis- apprehension, had ajrreed heartily to Davie. Tney got cooperate Jolt when disillusioned. The quite picture-takin- g ordeal which followed the interview was also faced by the He new president with equanimity. smiled for the photographers, even gave there a "big smile" In response to their' demand, and failed to retreat when the movie men in search of close-up- s brought then cameras to within eighteen inches of one presidential nose. "bo yo mind 'em, Mr. PreeMantr; someone asked. "No," he replied slowly. "Ton know they used to pay occasional attention - wnir. . ' to roe even in the past." of all the thing It was said of the iate war that it That I have been had ekilled the cavalry. The great I'mmight not of the srrng-tfdragged itself- outrlnw ston-te- st I m not of the of artillery and infantry and fly. A MAN FOR EERY tag corps, rieveral times the British . Hirdlng. H was suggested that the whole human 'labrio of national government miiit ViMve been wiped out by such' a blow, the iweeiUent. the cabinet., .su. preme court, governors of many tea, the fllghf fteers f army- - ana navy, senators, representatives, gov ernment officials of high and low rank, to aay nothing of a very largerepresentation from the foreign dlplo"The country would have been said the gcrt'ernor's at dinner. "The country would have gone on," . PLACE. tried to put cavalry through the fltfftinl Pinchnr: f re charge of the guns of tRe enemy. But a is the broken terrain, the ground plowed sylvania, philosopher as well as a Me noes not ree-ar- d himby sheiliire and cut by entrenchments iiroerman. or any other man Indispensable stopped the horses and machine gun-fir- e self to good in land. the government Some did ithe rest one --wisgretwi er-her wvrrmr'mm But the cavalry spirit ef the Ameriit would have been can army is not dead, for nowadays io greai me calamity it the dome of the wherever two or three' cavalr may capital country had tumbled in during the be assembled one can hear' a raucous funeral service to the late President ditty, which goes somewhat in this para-bied- ," said Governor Prnehot. "A man would have risen... .up to take the place of every nun destroyed. 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