Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-06
EIGHT MORE DATES
F0RHARD|NGPORCH
TALKSANNOUNCED
Definite Engagements Set
From Next Monday to
September rs.
By the A Associa ted Press.

by tne Associated PreSS.
MARION. Ohio, August Slight
more dates on Senator Harding's
front porch calendar were announced
today, and in addition his headquar-
ters made public list of delegations
who have asked for appointments, but
have not yet been assigned.
The dates definitely set are scat
tered from next Monday to September
25, and il is expected that most of
those on the waiting list will even
tually be given appointments within
that period. leaving the last month
of the campaign free for such speak
ing trips away from Marion as the
candidate may decide to~take.
The delegations booked for definite
days are as follows:
Monday August 3, representatives
of the Society of American Indians.
founded several years ago by Indian
students at Ohio State University.
Senator Harding does not expect to
speak.
Friday, August IS. members of the
Ohio Republican Editorial Associa-
ton. The program includes an ad-
dress by the nominee.
Wednesday. August Is, the Lum-
bermans Association of the Marion
district will hold picnic at park
tend, but probably will make no
speech. ts. .,----i-z-
Thursday. August 10. members and
former members Of the Ohio general
democrats. Senator Harding will de-
liver an address.
To Greet Governors.
Saturday. August 21, republicans
from Lake county, Ind. Whether the
candidate will speak has not been
announced. ...- -
Monday. August 80. republican, gov
ernors of. a number of western 1stat tes:
A program of addresses will be ar
ranged dealing with conservation and
development of public resources.
Friday, September 3, a delegat ton of
business men of foreign birth: who.
have become naturalized citizens.
No address announced. s
Saturday. September IS. representa-
tives of the American Rfense, Soci-
ETY.. Senator Harding viii speak
+ On some date late in August. not
yet fixed, the nominee will receive a
delegation from Altoona. Pa. and
grimage will be made here by repub-
licans of the eighth Ohio congress
sional district. Other delegations who
have asked for appointments will
come from Temperance, Mich; Fay
cite, Ohio; Clinton county, Ind; Knox
county, Ohio; Indian Harbor. Ind: the
Correctional Council of the african
NJ. E. Church and the Equal Rights
League of America.
Statement on Tickets.
+ Organization of a Marion delegation
to the notification Saturday of Gov. Cox.
the democratic nominee. at Dayton, wssss
the subject of an official statement is
sued by Harding headquarters. 1T ac-
cused the Cox boosters of: guaranteeing
free tickets and expenses in order 40
SWELL the delegation and to make a
showing for pictures by movie ma
chineS." ~
Papers in nearby towns, such as
Bucyrus. Gallon, Upper Sandusky, Della.
ware and Others" the statement said.
announce efforts are being made to
recruit the Marion delegation from these
neighborhoods. Free tickets and ex-
penses have been freely offered to swell
their number. The entire movement
is characteristic of machine politics.
Few Speeches Away From Home,
CHICAGO. August Cone speech in
New York, probably another in. Chi
cago and possibly a third at Denver
or some other western. cityAthat is
expected to be the extent of, Senator
Warren G. Harding's speaking en-
gagements away from home, as out
lined, by Senator Harry S. New of Ina
dianas chairman of the republican.
speakers, committee.
Z SENATOR New, following a confer
ence with his aids. declared there was
no possibility of Senator Harding
abandoning his frQnt-porch campaign
for ''barnsterming. tail-end special
speaking trip"
Despite the repeated declarations.
that the presidential nominee would
confine his speechmaking. largely to
addressing visiting delegations at
Marion, invitations. continue to pour
in, Senator New said.
: Representative Good announced
that, in addition to his work as di- :
rector of the. Speakers bureau here,
he would take fhe' stump. during the
campaign and deliver a number or
speeches on the theme of''"The Ex-
trayagance of the, Democratic Ad-
ministration." Mr.. Good is chairman
of the House appropria tions commit
tee. :
Blaine Made Treasurer. =
Z NEW YORK. August 6.AJames G. !
Blaine, jr. of Providence, l.. grand
son. of the republican candidate for,
President who opposed Grover Cleve-
land in the 1884 elections. has been
appointed eastern treasurer of the re-
publican ma atit.nal committee 1t was
announced that he would immediately i
assume charge of the New York office
handling the financial part of the
Harding. and Coolidge campaign.
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