Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 124, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 October 1924 — Page 3

|)NESDAY. OC' Til, 1924

g.LVIN POOLIDGE I Life Featureless,! but He Made Friends With Bse Who Lat a r Became ‘Substantial’ Citizens I—Marriage Masks Beginning of Rise,

■oPSIS CHAPTER I ■ Coolidge. President of ,:he States. was born on Ind< .-pend- ■ IST - ’. When he was nut ■bother died. His father marHn. Young Coolidge was atHrood scholar, though he dni’i t Kuril with the other students. life a deep religious training ■veil him wliich remained HhU nature. When Ca n in grad ■rom preparatory school n’.s Hied. He thus was given his of sorrow. II SMIS never was HBffi'Oi;; C ih in C Sgufl Chile no. His and took be able Huriin he f-U work to come. Bung Coolidge never had to ■ money while at college. It Ht be supposed Calvin was Ho run about the campus Har bills sticlting out of his ■ But his father saw to it Hnougli to meet the hoard H also a dollar to spare H and son discussed n hich H attend. Each was 1 ?ttet ■with a smaller unive sitv, jyrst was finally chose . B didn't shine In athl-tics. ■ i make a mark in sugiies. He case in itis ■■ iri'-'-r stKoolHiways came to class Ktre Hrxd he was just as t.nlkKive Hs then, tv'r.irh wasn’t BilkHtll. The c.-her stmienj let and he- was co:'tentJ n he he wasn't popular with I® ’ the student t ly. lj did of attach:- g hit: self, to the st : dents who turned out to he suband there .vere ■of(hem. 'life! at college was enfirely ile.-il Years later, when Coolecaqe President, firmer feltudeits racked their w-ary to try to think of incidents painted Coolidge In a romantic ■ Kut they have failed totally. ! Rebels on Food it is related. Cooadge reh-ll td a’ oi - particular .t-.c- k -per of ihe otva.d numb; - considerable - >'.se. JnEßcere gla -r. ,\:i . i|: THE " ■ OR COLD I HANGS ON| and p-rsist-i.' i-.iMs trouble. Yon can stop i t’r, uCSBia: is pleasant 1 take VwVfll JQRwrof.dd net!-in: s-mthes Mb • iiitiam'-d riiHuhr-iii. < and m ' * s#■ wu drugs, creosote is recthe medical fraternity ns healing agency for the Gnjl chronic cough® and r, Ids UQorms of throat troubles. UUTJ contain?. in addition to I 3?r h'tiling elements which , IksjjiK'.i 1 the inflamed mem - EcSKnp thi irritation and in . the creosote goes on is absorbed into the Rb3% rh- se ;l f of Up trouble LMh 'c germs that 1-ad t" TwiWi ions. HB is gua? is.v!-?n< iUA| trearm :■ of chronic CjLJßldv u'- a> hr-** --hit i. SCPVT of thr .t diseases, and building 'if. the xvstetn SjUjltf c : >r,cy r-t d-’d PTjßKcold. no ma' er of bow %Mf is not relieved after •lir.criotis. .\?k iVDbI < - - g3gS|r,'C'vStrength fajKy *ifc i C)jgC?s r Davis of Tg&fmJS, ' h-'-og hope s-e in the same VnrafS e say? “ T tn; ySfiiftw whh pi'i-s my n'MET'lt and c-t-rlv and! r k "til tit and nfijßYy. a r " t" knVsw "dta OfXjiMi wlSlv, T T ■ ; Piv anj|2 XrltPy

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[to eat. Calvin punctured one with a fork, and calling upon the other students to do the same, beat a tattoo upon the table and set up a wail like that of the puppies outside. Nor would the boys be quiet until the boarding house keeper brought in the dogs and counted them to show none was missing. One of the members of his class was Dwight Morrow of J. P. Morgau- & Cos. Morrow was the prize student and also tiie most popular one. What he staid went. And when it came to choosing an orator for a clam dinner. Morrow was consulted. He dei < ided it must be Coolidge. Expectation ran high when the night of the speechmaking came. To •he amazement of all. Coolidge rose ; to speak and his entire oration was as follows: “The first shall be last"’ Coolidge was but a few days short , of 23 when he graduated from Ami herst in 1895. He had entered college in 1890. but when In the Institution but a few days took sick and was forced to delay his start a year. A narrow river separates Amherst from Northampton, and on the day of his graduation this river proved to he the Rubicon which Coolidge crossed, to start on his long road to success and fame. Enters Law Office He had decided to be a lawyer. He journeyed to the law office of Hammond and Field, composed of Judge Her.ry P. Field and the Hon. John C. Hammond. Hammond had chanced to hear Coolidge speak at j the commencement exerices and was impressed. That speech won j him a place in the firm. In those days, it still was possible j to make a lawyer by the simple process of working about a law office. Coolidge studied and in twenty- 1 two months was able to pass an oral bar examination. In these days of his life, too, it seems few things happened to the ’ man of destiny that could by the ! wildest stretch of the imagination be called romantic. He said little. Once the treasurer of a savings ! bank of Northampton went to the law office for some advice. A man had been shot to death while rowing on the lake and the treasurer wanted j •o know if it was possible to remove i the body without becoming involved in legal red tape. Neither of the partners was about. The only person in the office was a quiet, slim, light haired young man. Finally the treasurer, tired of waiting, asked the youth, who re plied laconically: “You can remove the body.” The treasurer went down the steps only to bump into one of the law | partners. He wanted it know who fir. thunder the one-syllabled chap I was in the off’ce. “You can est assured that if he | told you you can remove the body, you can. He never says anything without being sure he is right,” was the laughing answer. Begins Courtship The stories about Coolidge’s courtship days vary. Two distinctly dis ferent accounts have gained wide circulation in the neighborhood of Northampton, so both will bear repeating. The second is the most logical. , It seems, according to the first j story, young Coolidge was shaving near an open window He was rooming with anot’er young man. ! Suddenly he tur.ed to his room- i mate and remarkyd: “Likely looking girl going down the street. fiuCSs I’ll have to marry j her." “Who is she?” “Don’t know—yet .” But that is hardly like Coolidge. 1 The other story says that the Presi- j dent and Grace Goodhue met at a [ dinn-r at which both were guests I and that it was a case of love at i first sight. Grace Goodhue was a school ' teacher. She was-known as a bjlght. j vivacious girl, who loved to dance 1 and have a general good time, when ' not immersed in her studies. Cool-1 idge was just the opposite. Coolidge one day told the girl’s parents he intended to marry their j daughter. They were surprised, as she had said nothing about it. “Oh." Coolidge is reported to have

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replied, “she doesn’t know It yet." The girl’s friends used to twit her because Coolidge was so quiet. But

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Finally the announcement of thei engagement came. No one was sui prised.

They were married in 1905 and took a brief honeymoon trip into Canada. Then they returned to

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