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He's a Different Man Then
Thin the One' Public
Usually Sees.
(By WanOTONBRONNER).
WASHINGTON, July 25 The read
er of the Evening Dispatch sees In
his favorite 'newspaper that President
Wilson talked to the newspaper correspondents-at
the white house and
that the president thinks thus and so.
Perhaps it would be interesting for
him to know just how these confer
ences are- held.
To the right of the white house and
annexed to "It is a low-lying white
building . wherein are the offices of
- the overrbasy J; p. Tumulty, secre
tary to thte chief executive. ; i
On the ilayytfre president is to. see
ie newspaper taen, they gather i?i
room near Tumulty's and are given
the careful once over by secret ser
vice men and white house attaches to
see that none but bona fide newspa
per men are in the crowd.
If the hour for conference is 10:15
in the morning, promptly to1 the min
ute thetword is conveyed- to the
waiting' scribes and they are ushered
through a door guarded by secret ser
vice men into-a circular room papered
green and. carpeted likewise in dark
green. Here the president is- await
ing them standing in front of a fiat
topped desk, upon which he some
times half-leans, half sits.
The newspaper men form in a
semi-circle around him. Back of him
are Tumulty and some of his assist
ants. At the desk sits a white house
stenoeranher who takes a record of
everything said by those present. The
president opens the ball by making a
statement of what he particularly
wishes to say. When he has evidently
concluded and pauses for questions,
the quizzing begins:
"Mr. President, has the itinerary
for your trip been worked out yet?"
"Mr. President, will you explain
more in detail the treaty to go to , the
assistance of France?"
Here the president quickly explains
it is not a treaty, but an understanding.
And so the questions are put and
answered swiftly and in a business
like manner. The newspaper men see
a diffeernt Woodrow Wilson than his
more formal audiences behold. He is
in high spirits. He laughs with them.
He dismisses some of their questions
with a Jest. He illustrates a point
with a little story He becomes epi
-raiffmatie, as- w!.en he says that some
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There is only one strict rule at
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Today Js the fete day of the Queen
of the Belgians, the day when all Bel
gium will pay honor to Elizabeth, the
woman so brave, so tender and so
true, who was as one of her adopted
people throughout the war and who
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The great conflict furnished no finer
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Daily Lesson in History.
One Hundred Tears Ago Today.
18J 9 Fifth anniversary of the bat
tle of Lundy's Lane was observed with
exercises on the battlefield, near "Ni
agara Falls.
Seventy-five Years Ago Today.
1844 Lyman T3. Humphrey, gover-
nor oi ivansas, doto in oiarK county,
Ohio. Died Sept. 12, 1915. .
Fifty Years Ago Today.
1869 Visitors gathered at Dux
bury, Mass:, to celebrate the landing
of the "French Atlantic cable.
Twenty-five Years Ago Today.
1894 Hostilities broke out between
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Duke of Roxburghe, who married
Miss May Goelet of New York City,
born 43 years ago today.
David Belasco, famous as a dra
matist and theatrical producer, born
in San Francisco, 40 years -ago today.
Rear Admiral Albert P. Nibloack,
XL' S. N., born at Vincennes, Ind., 60
years ago today.
John K. Tener, former governor of
Pennsylvania, born in Ireland, 56
years ago today.
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the
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fete day of Queen Elizabeth.
Rt. Rev. F. X. Cloutier today com
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Trois-Rivieres, Quebec.
David Belasco, one of the foremost
figures among American theatrical
producers, will celebrate his 60th
birthday today.
Rt. Rev. Joseph G. Anderson today
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consecration as auxiliary bishop of
the Catholic diocese of Boston.
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ed the feat of Louis Bleriot, who was
the first to cross the English channel
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