Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1924-07-13 | Page 28 | White House Has Its Grief

WHITE HOUSE I HAS ITS GRIEF Bv nv ROBERT A W Examiner W Standard Standard- Standard Correspondent Copyright 1921 by The Con Con- Con Consolidated Press Association I WASHINGTON July Fort 12 12 For thc second time within a 0 year the White House h has seen death oter- oter o take r-take take hike one of Its Ite occupants to the timers old-timers in to Washington that the executive mansion h has seldom been anybody's ca cam and happy home Taking its history for the past three decades It was waa pointed out today that the presidential preside home had escaped tragedy tOt toi a II trie th e period of less leos than I years ell I This petted marked the pa gay and hearted light hearted regime of the th Roost I oo velt veit t family With a d rollicking group of girls and boys and anI a I Ih ply menagerie of pets of all ail I kinds the during the almost almot I eight years Buffeted I nothIng more alarming th than a adee I loge dee of German measles with the possible exception of ot a bilet tIl- tIl ill ness which overtook one of or the tho b S I or 01 ILL nL iii F The Tho McKinley administration Immediate Im- Im mediately mediate preceding discovered a first lady lidy who ho was practically a I hopeless Invalid Later the th ot of her husband paid the penally ot of White House eminence Following Follow Ing the Pr 1 dent Taft Tatt had scarcely taken cf- cf r flee ct-flee t- t flee when Mrs Wr Taft Iatt tell fell ell to an Illness that for tor a period of almost four our tears icara oard almost almot compell compell- compelled compelled compelled ed her to relegate her duties en- en entirely entirely en entirely to her sisters and Carious arlous other kinswomen kinswoman Arriving In the happiest aus auspices Woodrow Wilson and hi- hi hl family succeeding tho TaRs TafU sp spied lly ley pul-ily pul tell felt under the White House Houge The Tho president himself was far tar from robust and early inthe In Inthe inthe the first term his hia wife wire Mrs lIen Axson Ason Wilson died Then a II sear par before the end of his hI second term President Nilson was as stricken with an Illness which finally resulted In hh hI d death nth uler u I ho he had left rt office e i I THEN COMES The The i rh hs 11 a they the the glory glory of ot an overwhelming victory at the posh Herl nil before be- be for fore Q Cho end en l or tit their first year yeara I the White Hou House Sirs Mrs hard haril tat lAc tollo followed cd by a II slow e brought her bar close ow to toI I the gates tes of death and her sec sec- second second ond ond I car cr following follow tollo Ing ln hor her leaving the I h White House In widowhood hood Altogether mourning ha has shad shad- shadowed owed owed Washington's official cIrcle for a a sear ear Despite the fact that th President and Dire Mr Coolidge hate hat e eI evel vel vetoed oed official mourning tor for tl their Ir I son on a resumption or cn c the tha r or- ordinary or 1 summer time j U la Qui out or of the question question-