Coolidge was ushered into the Presiitent's. room wf the Senate to sign Tort minute bills passed by the Con-ress, the ceremony recalling a dramatic scene eight years ago, March 4, 1921, when the crippled, ashen-faced Woodrow Wilson signed minute bills president, Henry Cabot Lodge, leader of the Senate campaign which de-the Treaty of Versailles, and 'o's hated enenty, came to the Presitlent's room to report that the Senate had finished its business and, awaited the President's pleasure. his broken frame with To-night the Charity Ball, the event of the season, will be held in place of the old Inavguratin Ball of pre-prohi lays. The! President and Mrs. Hoover, int desire for simplicity, will not attend-—United Press,
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