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¶Senator and Mrs. Pepper of Pennsylvania came to spend the weekend. Reporters took Mr. Pepper in hand and questioned him about the U. S. joining the World Court. He said that he believed the Senate would approve.
¶President Coolidge, following a conference with Senator Pepper, let it be definitely known that he would not intervene in the anthracite situation unless a strike actually began.
¶Mr. and Mrs. Coolidge attended a fete for disabled Massachusetts War veterans given by Mrs. Curtis Guild at Swampscott.
¶John Coolidge left Swampscott for Camp Devens and military training. He was made Acting Corporal of the Second Squad, Company C, Third Battalion.
¶From Mrs. Gute Fox, aged 105, the President received an invitation to attend her birthday party at the Harlem Home of the Daughters of Israel, New York City. Mr. Coolidge's secretary wrote: ". . . the President greatly appreciates your invitation and sends congratulations and good wishes on your birthday."