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The President and Other
High Officials Leaving
Society to Stagnate
President s and Vice President s Families Both
Leaving Washington-—Only a Few Diplomats
and Society Folk Remain.
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BY SALLIE V. H. PICKETT.
WHILE the President and Mrs. Coolidge are sweltering in Philadel
phia tomorrow 40 and more Marines will be ranging the woods
around White Pines camp, following up mountain trails and
seeking out walks and drives over which the President and Mrs.
Coolidge will wander for many months to come. With the White House
covered with the scaffolding of the painters who are transforming the
mansion into a whiter White House and the smell of turpentine and oils
floating in through the windows, it must be pleasant’to think that within
a few day* they will be living in a crisp, cool atmosphere with the smell
of pine about them and members of Congress far away telling their
constituents just how it all happened.
