The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-06-14
Planning Affairs Ready to
Launch Into an Active Cam
paign for Presidency.
WILL HAYS COMING SOON
Lodge to Arrange Details Of
Notification-Mrs. Hard
ing All Smiles.

so Tar as he was able, he abandoned
national politics and worked diligently
in clearing up personal business and
local Ohio matters that had accumu-
lated during his stay In Chicago
Il am stll senator and don't intend
to drop that for a minute" he stated
IL viii be some time, yet before the
campaign opens. In the meanwhile
shall be busy looking after my duties
as senator.
For about a week Senator Harding
viii work daily In his OFFICES here. Be-
yond that time his plans are unsettled
and indefinite. Early In July he wiD
go TO his home In Marion. ..
National Committee Chairman Hays
is expected here within a few days to
confer with Harding on matters con-
nected with preliminary organization
Formal Notification.
Senator Lodge win arrange with
Harding details IN connection with the
formal notification OF the nomination
made by the Chicago convention and
the date OF the visit OF the notification
committee II will not be surprised by
the notification, commented Harding
With smile, y am going to get IN 4
short reSt-a real rest the senator
continued before plunglng into the
general campaign, 1t was strenuous
week at Chicago
The senator is located temporarily at
His Marion, o.. home is being made
ready for his OCCUPANCY during such
period Of his campaign as he decided 70
remain there,
attention were thousands of telegrams
and letters from personal friends con-
graduating him on hts nomination and
pledging support, On the train coming
IN from Chicago he received telegrams
from Senator Fall or New Mexico. and
Theodore E Burton, of Ohio
You know how ! feel personally.
wired Senator Fan. The people Of tine
United States are TO be congratulateds
Your nomination Is equivalent 20 an
election, and your election means 4 re-
turn 70 sanity the restoration Of law
and order, and peace 70 all the world,
Call on Burton 10 Assist.
Former Senator Burton In a candidate
for nomination for congress in Ohio.
When these primaries are over he Will
he glad. he said, To be at the servire
of Senator Harding IN The :, s,app,aiEM rl,ai..
TO lend temporarily the service OF his
ONCE force 10 assist IN clearing up the
mass Of immediate work. was accepted
gratefully by Senator Harding. The
office staffs were united and today
letters and kilograms. During the fido
from Chicago 10 Washington, the senA-
tor rested, The special conyansion
train carrying him to Washington raced
across hls nhtiNe WhNe, OihV, uuilHk NV
early hours sunday. without knowledge
10y Ohloans that II carried the repunh-
can presidential nominee, There were
n few stops hut no crowds had gathercd
nt the. station and the sabbath quiet was
elu Buos o. O. o. r.
On the train were Senators Lodge.
Smoot. FRANCE. PoindfNtar ana Su.lei-
land. and f6rner senatofa Jonathan
I,s,..o Roo,s G ossR9eN 9eNarss isa Giassq SssSe
president Of a leading washtngton nank'
and James Francis Burke. of PittshufE.
The senator and others called on
Senator Harding 10 oner congratulh-
tions. Tho day was not ana tne .a,'es, uo.gun.
threw open tho door OF his stater"on
and removed his coat In get reheI. ~
this fashion he received all who came
to sec him,
Many had Harding photographs ana
other souvenirs OF the cohVentoa
sathered In Chicago. These the senator
autographed.
Mrs. Harding smiles.
Mrs. Harding was smiling ana nappy'
during the return trip from tnWAAN.
ghe had been with tho senator uufln&
the convention week .,nx ~.
~ did not have much rest ourhs ui0f
week" she admitted.
81 was with Senator Harding az hia
hendounrters and kept track OF all rne
haliota as the votes were cast A.t
work was exciting. Now ! want "
rest"
Al his office the senator found ses-
ernl hundred telegrams oi cnhsssril rssil
tiona as we'll AZ large batch ~ m'@a NV.
Among tho kilograms were mleshnkNs
from his father, Or. George haInlnss
ana sister. Abigail, sending oonktaN'
ulationA and love 80.
Senator Harding was sspse,'ahx
nloased with telegram from sNNF
Phiiin gouRn. which SAID -. ,.at.
"uiesa your musical soul. Aay. uoes
har,nonles be with YOU ioseNst, -.
No engagements we're & &maas .oHes " W., w,
senator Harding Harl,,S wn9 aa,sr a's' Ms strenuoul
.esk AZ Chicago The senator 1gN
he had no definite plans. put .nn' nv
nrohnblv would leave WaEnh'ktnu w
latter part OF the week, re -hasrmast
Raves OF the republican natiohaI r1t
r,ItteA and other republican FAul
and then will take rest ,. peto. ft,,,,~
to his home at Marion, o.. aooul arhsd I'D ~,
a,,,ee tedav he found there : larhs
hc,srlean flag and vases 81 tlowNlN
sigts IN members of his. oiiiee mtvsss
ON arriving AZ the capltol' w ses
,lst,ed the senate barber shep " ~
Nlider sims one of the negro BARRIERS.
"Te's The barber who praXs tor 49,
senator Harding said. II dia me 900
10 see him -, .ha, mains
snastsactlai candidate was NOR
Strenuous than ANYTHING nave eNs'
N'sswa, sSna,or Harding win devote eons,aer.s y.
able time to preparing ,s n,s NJ rclil
acceptance. which VIII ou'n"e
cics he announced toaay. ~. ths
rsa senator was photographers oN vi
o,n,ie men today. The MINIS snow w.
entering the senate once oullu,N 49,
M work At his desk. The sehssos .., ..f
dtng kilograms OF congratulatlon Nv
,,,nn,,nced that he held one In MS nsnl
sr"r, a'Nick" and Alice Longwor,h. NJ.
tongworth Is a daughter OF tne '"S'
col Theodore Roosevelt -.
"Hearticst congratulationS' wsn,
delighted" telegraphed the i~oik
in Rooeeveitiap style.
=" robn Phliin sousa. famous eandn'as'
ter telegraphed; 49,, c.oa,
'sBiesR your musicai sour
harmonies be with YOU forever So.
Senator Hardine's father. Ut ~
Harding ana the formers sister. Aoass
harding Of Marion. o. sent So"s'~'
uiations and love. ..s. 49,.
Albert r. Bruce. OF pe'Fo"'
ghanhed; ,..a ,.t,h the hop,
that thev will be changed 70 eohgrAe'
,Hations a, me end Of your term.
kNonr m. thousands or more teles
.,',,s rereived hv Senator haroinf
Sers those from Calvin COOLIDGE. w;
~, ~ his running rnates Henry 7
Ds,.tson Fnhassadnr Brand WhitlocS
=, prussels. w VI. Taft. Dan R. Hams
| senator Pomerene. Of Ohio. and Charles
+ Hughes ,.-.,... -.
Senator Harding VIII not discuss
lav anv rumorS concerning poSsinN
| bol, nv Hiram Johnson from the repuN
ucsn ticket nominated at ChieaSo.
speakin- generally on the Sue1ect q
/ the possible diSaftections as a result
cg che primary campaign. the senavl
| setd tbat no qubiect matter would -
taken un hv him until after the Nnhci9
ratification and the actual work OF III
: campaign had begun.