Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07
PRESIDENT ELECT
MAKES SOME TALKS
ON CAR PLATFORM
ENPREssES GRATITUDE FOR THE
GREAT WELCOME or PbO.
rLE or TOWNS.
FLOWERS GIVEN HIS WIFE
Address al brownsville Il 10 De DO
llyered During Ills Stay nc Point
isabel Bcfore Leaving Cor
Canal Zone.
~ Associated rrcus

on BOARD PItEStDENT.ELECT
utRDING's SPECIAL TRAIN,
Nov. 6.--Crowds. rivallng those u
campaign days. turned President
elect uardlng's vacation trip Into q
triuinphsl tour today ~ he Travelled
souilcastward Tor an outing on Che
Texas coast,
AZ more than n dozen cities along
the way In Ohio. Indiana and nlL
nois his private ear was besiegrd b.
cheering men. women and ehtldrcsf
eiam0ring for u speech OF q chance
20 shake Ills hand. In some cnscs
there we're thousands In the crowd
and even nj the smaller towns
where no steps were made. the peo-
ple turned out IN force 90 wave him
their regards. IL several places he
spoke briefly from the rear platform
~ his ear. expressing his gratitude
t0r the welcome accorded him. and
declaring that I've meant 20 be- the
peoples president. forgetfm ~ the
partisansliip ~ the campaign. and
devoted always o. the Interests Of
the nation n % whole. NJ In his
campaign speeches, be- preached q
doctrine ~ common understanding
and Of faithfulnrss 90 American In.
stituiions and ideals.
httfs Tor ftrN Lazy.
Mra Harding iiso waved n greeting ~
every crowd. and at every stop there
were cheers for the next first lady OF
the land" Flowers and other gifts were
handed up Ia her AT several ftops as
she leaned over the platform rail- shah.
ing hands with all of thop. within rcaoi..
The number who gathered along tho
path ~ th" special train was surprfee
Ia those on board. Mr.. Iiardlng's al
viscrs having declined 10 make publ.
his itinerary. and arranged TO avoid local
stops IN order to give him n thorough
rest The news Travelled ahead. how.
over and as soon as he saw tho first
vaysidc gatherings the president elect
himself insisted that II would be unfai-
Go run pas, waiting crowds without a
word ~ greeting.
Mr. Harding also announced during
the day that he had agreed 10 break ND
his twelve DAYS stay al Point fsabts.
Tex. by delivering an address ~
Brownsville. twenty miles away on next
Thursday. Armlsticc Day. lie will speak
under the auspices II the American f<'
Cion. hut detailed arrangements havo
not yo, been made.
Continuous Hun.
The prcsidcnt.elcct'g special train.
which lei, Marion nj i:30 this morning.
viii make n practically continuous run
to i,n destination. a stop u half hour
was made tonight at ~. Louis ana TO-
morrow night there viii be n iay-ovtr
1T equal length nj Fan Antonio. but
most of the way n IN the intention "a
travel ON n fast schedule. A. s. Louie.
the greater par, ~ the crowd that greet.
ed the president elect wns held back be.
hind the iron gates leading into thu
aroa.wnv nt t'nlon station. NO that MI.
Harding left his ear and spoke from a
stool placed against the gates. In thu
rourso ~ hts speech he expressed salts.
faction NJ the result ~ the election IN
Nissnuri which went overwhelmingly
Republican
In none ~ his rear platform speeches
during thu day. did Mt Harding toucd
directly ON the issues % the campaign.
but be- called several ~ his audiences w
witness that he was preaching the sanrs
dnr,iinc now as when he was a candl'
dat" for officc When he referred ~
Paris ~ 20 his campaigning. a ladv
IN m crowd shouted. 1T was clean
campaign and he replied, Yes you
are right and one for which We need
make No. apologies. and after II II wc,
ana majority Of Americans have
ID 30 TO W. NNNNI w NflA'N'AAANsN VAtfAtH
Tor our common country. then we cease
IN Il" in % general sense Rcpubllcans
ana Democrats hut We are all Amerl'
cans ard for America"
Party Government
while ! have preached the gospel y,
party government. that IL government
through the sponsorship ~ party. may
toll you now IN the reflection and sober
thought 81 the aftermath thnt do no.
want my party 20 hc serving n keep
itself in power on 90 pernctuate IN,
place. holding 81 any members, hut l
want nv party 10 serve America for thu
American people
IN hi. other speeches no repeated III,
sIm, thought several times IN different
l1ngu1rs- We won our victory Tor
Republican policies and Republican eau
didli,s n, said 20 Charleston. H.. bit
from this time On Il Is 10 b. victory
for American policies and the Amcrfcsa
people.
w. ar plrtiSsn ~ our campaigns.
aud after oar campaigns are OVER We
are ~ alike citizens OF tho republic. ~
'pr.si.d ir tho common welfare 81 tho
American people II II going "a he the
uim rf On, incoming administration ~
alv,ys stri,. ~ understand what c.S
1srr1'inus and conscience Of ihc Aufc:.
f..r p.rni, l. ard q MT y into cffecf
Train BEHIND Time.
Ureau.. ~ the crowds the spcciIi
train frfI behind tini" Int railroad orr'
,isis Thought u night run across Mis-
ssiHI would pui 10 hack On It's schedule
GIVING up hope that short rops ~ way
s',fIrrs could b. avoided by holding tho
itinerary ,onfil,niial. they made rub.
d, tonight 'hr following tentative
schedule.
Arri,, - iiitly Rock NJ i.30 a. 90.
SUNDAY T,Narkara. a. m.; Palestine.
10. u.- Nusin. : y. m; Sun Antoni1.
'D3o %. m Leave san Antonio. II y.
rl.. lrriy, Oieni. $50 o. M. Monday.
fa,,r pd'm. $50 IT, M. arrive browns.
NluU li.1" IT, m.
From I'rowns,illc to Point Isabel the
party viii usv,l By motor.