Coolidge president in his own right

WASHINGTON, March 4, 1925 (UP) - Four years ago today Woodrow Wilson, a sad and shrunken figure, rode up to the capital for the inaugural beside Warren G. Harding, sturdy and smiling.

Calvin Coolidge rode in the automobile behind them, watching silently the cheering crowds.

Today, Mr. Coolidge rode up Pennsylvania avenue alone with Mrs. Coolidge, president in his own right and his own vice-president coming behind.

Wilson sleeps in the chapel at St. Albans high upon the hill; Harding is at rest in his hown town, Marion, Ohio.