1923-10-04 — Page 10

Mrs Calvin Coolidge

Elevation to the exalted position of First Lady of the Lund bas in no way changed the home life of Mrs. Calvin Coolidge, who was caught unexpectedly by a photographer as she sat in her apartments, in the Temporary White House, fa Washington-the Hotel Willard--unos- tentatiously daraing a pair of Mr.. Coolidge's socks. And-it-might-de- mentioned in passing that the socks were of durable cotton, and not of shining silk. Mrs. Coolidge is an expert ngetilewo man and has knitted all her own sweaters. She is rary found without her knitting

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Above is the residence of Frank W. Stearms, at Swampscott, which is expected to be turned over to President Calvin Coolidge as a Summer White House. Mr. Stearns, a Boston department store owner, is Mr. Coolidge's closest persoa al and political friend and has been called the "Colonel House" of this Administration.

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This picture, rushed East by special train and acroplane, shows the flag-draped casket containing the remains of President Harding being tenderly placed in the hearse that bore it from the Palace Hotel, San Francisco, to the waiting tria that carried it to Washington.

Thomas E. Wilson, multi-millionaire head of the Wilson Packing Company, of Chicago, is shown manipulating a tractor on his farm at Lake Rest, Ill., where he is spending the Summer months. Mr. Wilson has placed Edelyn Farm, his home, at the disposal of the Chicago Board of Education, and high-school boys are given six weeks instruction in agriculture and animal husbandry under the supervisio of Professor F. B. Post, of the Board of Education Mr. Wilson's re- creation is farming.

Laddie Boy

Unable to have Laddie Boy, her husband's pet Airedale dog, near. her, a constant reminder of her happier days, when her huishand was alive, Mrs. Warren G. Harding has presented the famous dog to Hiry Birker, the Secret Service man who had been detailed to guard her while she was First Lady of the Land. The dog, which had been presented to Mr. Harding by Charles W. Quetsche, of Toledo, O., was as much a pet of Mrs. Harding as he was of the President, but Mrs. Hurding felt she could not stand having the splendid animal with her after her husband's death.

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Here is an exclusive photograph of exrPresident Woodrow Wilson, wrecked in health by overwork while President of the United States, as he arrived at the White House in his automobile, where he left his card and offered his condolence and sympathy over the death of President Warren G. Harding, his suc- cessor, himself a martyr to overwork in his arduous position.

Calvin Coolidge. Jr and John Coolidge

When President Coolidge went to Washington to take up the reins of government his two suas did not accompany him. One, Calvin, Jr., aged 14, is shown here holding some of the tobacco leaves he has just plucked or the Dickinson & Day farm, at Hatfield, Mass., where he is working this Sumner at $3.60 a day. He puts in full nine hours daily under a hot sun, attired in khaki breeches, old shirt and well-wors.. shoes. His employers didn't know who he was until after his father took the oath of office. Mr. Coolidge's other son, John, aged 16, in a buck private in the Citizens' Military Training Corps, at Camp. Devens, Mass.

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