Mr. Herrlck was Ambassador to
Fiance under the Taft Administration,
?oiitfnuing until after the European war
? ?'111, when he was supplanted by
Anthi.nndor Sharp
It was stated that a great number
?>f nominations, many of them recess
nominations already announced, would ,
In s. t-i to the Senate next week.
HAH DING TO MEET CONGRESS.
Will Deliver III* MesMnoce Per
nuuttli.v. in Wilton Did.
<f? ul Despatch to Tin: .N'kv. York Hjulm.d. J
New Y.irk 11"ruld Ilnreitu. )
Wnililnstoo. 11. April *. j
Wo: 1 came irom the White Houee to
da\ that President Harding has decid'd
' definitely to deliver In person his mes
i sage to the new Congi ess which is about
; to convene. It Is txpected that the
message will be delivered on Tuesday
at noon. The meeting cn the day of
cali, next Monday, will be pcrfunctory.
The custom of delivering messages In
person was rtvived by Woodrow Wilson
eight years ago. George Washington
adopted this course, but later Pnsiden
tlal messages were sent to the Caplto'
and read by clerk*.
HARDING MESSAGE WILL
URGE VETERANS' RELIEF
Speedy Action by Congress Is
Expected.
Special Despatch to Tub Nbw Yo*K Hnuu>.
New York Herald Bureau, )
Washington, I). C? AprU 8. (
Many of the recommendations of the
Dawes report for aid to disabled veter
ans of the world war and for consoli
dation of the Government agencies do
ing this work are in accord with Ad
ministration views on the subject and
will he made part of the legislative pro
V ram me.
