At Luncheon

Wrote Correspondent Clinton W. Gilbert of the New York Evening Post: "At a luncheon party of the sheep and the goats--that is to say, at a luncheon party where some were New Englanders ar.cl some were not--up spoke one of the sheep and said: 'I wonder if President Coolidge will run again in 1928?' ". . . Up spoke one of the goats: 'Well, you as a New Englander ought to know better than any of us.' Then another New Englander had this to say: 'Right after Mar. 4, 1929, Mr. Coolidge will become President of Amherst College'."