Evening star., 1920-11-16
HARDING AbANDONS
PLEASURE TO 0W0RK
Falls Visit Touches on New
Orleans Speech, to Be
Business Resume.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star
BROWNSVILLE, Tex, November Is.
Senator Falls visit to President-elect
Harding seems to have been entirely
disconnected from the Mexican situ-
alton, which everybody supposed was
the main purpse of the New Mexico
senator's trip. Mr.. Fall is being talked
of for the secretaryship OF the In
terror but, whether he is in the cabi-
net or not. he surely will be one OF
Mr.. Harding's chief advisers. He ap.
pears to have suggested to the Presi-
dent-elect some things in connection
with the forthcoming address OF Sen.
ator Harding at New Orleans on
business and financial conditions
throughout the country.
Senator Harding has kept in touch
with the developments of the last
week. and will sound q note Of con-
ing the hope of reconstruction under
the republican administration As
something concrete upon which busi-
ness men can build their hopes. He
is expected to deal in a general way
with the labor and industrial situation
fabric of the country.
Changes in PaFty's Personnel
There will be some changes in the
personnel of the senator's party when
arriving in New Orleans. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward B. Mclean will leave
for their home in Washington Sena-
tor and Mrs. Frelinghuysen are ex-
pected to go through to Washington
tth Senator Fall. Three days and q
half of ocean travel south aud i've
and half days in the Canal Zone and
abo-t six days at sea on the return
journey to Virginia, wind and wealth
er permitting. constitute the remain
der OF the President-elects schedule
He plans to arrive at New Bedford.
Va. on December to make a purely
fraternal address to the elderly and
disabled members of the Elks at the
brotherhood home there. This prom
Use OF visit was made long ago to an
old friend who Is an inmate Of the
institution.
The Texas weather, which drove
Senator Harding from Point Isabel,
has changed for the better. The sun
came out on the storm-swept Gulf of
Mexico. turning into smiles Of golden
lure just as the senator left Point
Isabel. Mr. Harding stopped for
Country Club and last evening en-.
Joyed the dainties of Edward B. Nc
Leans private car. a pleasurable change
from the ham -and-egg diet of the Mexi-
can cafe at Point Isabel
Copyright, 1s2o.)
Gov. Hobby q Caller.
BROWNSVILLE, Tex, November
10 (by the Associated Pre6S).-Forced
by wind and weather to abandon his
vacation in Point Isabel. President
elect Harding turned his attention
today to work that has been piling
up during his week Of isolation.
He hoped to go out for a game
Of golf before the day was over, but
first he cleared away some Of his
accumulated correspondence and did
some work on the address he il to
deliver Thursday in New Orleans He
also received his first callers since
he came to Texas. Gov. W. p. Hobby
OF this state and Senator A. B. Fail
Of New Aexico being among those
with whom he had engagements.
Gov. Hobby came to extend formally
the appreciation Of Texas OF M.
Harding's visit and Senator Fail, who
was chairman Of the Senate's sub.
committee on Mexican effairs. Ia un-
derstood to have discussed border
conditions