El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-05
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GIVE WELCOME
TO HARDINGS

Marion, o. nov. Senator Hard
ing's home town paid him tribute last
night as the new presldent-elect Of
the United States
in a red fire celebration that viii
long be memorable in the history OF
Marion SIR Hardines neiEhhors and
friends voiced their 5ubilation at his
election and at the same time bade
him Gcdspeed in the espousibilitles
he has undertaken.
Thousands took part In the eve
nings paradlng and serenadlng-
N0ise- making devices OF many kinds
shrieked about the Harding home
and the crowd sang and shouted by
turns while half dozen bands
nieced I'm with patriotic airs, old time
favorites and Jazz
The Harding front porch, chief
forum Of the senator's campaign, was
the center OF the celebration, al
though the towns business and resi-
Dental streets also were under the
sway OF the carnival spirit until late.
Standing where he had delivered
most OF his Important urterances to
the nation and with AIRS Harding at
his side. the ideut-elect received
Z the concentrations Of his fellow
townsmen. shook hands with hum
dreds OF them and thanked them for
their devotion to his fortunes
Many Ohiouna Present
The Marion Civic association was
the moving spirit I'm the publication,
/ but there were many present from
iother Ohio cities, including large
! delegations from Columbus, CleVe-
! land and Cincinnati
, D. r Crysinger, former Democratic
nominee for congress but supporter
Of AR Harding through the cam
] paiEn. IS president Of the Civic asso-
citation. and acted as the spokesman
I OF the serenaQers.
The dozen girl stenographers and
/ clerks attached 90 Harding headquar-
I tiers headed the parade which formed
in the business section and marched
T 20 the Harding residence along the
pathway OF the 'front.' porch Qelega-
lions OF the campaign. Tine Harding
I marching club, the Harding Women's
/ club Of Marion, women employees OF
the Marion steam shovel company
I the Harding Railway club, and many
other examinations Of this and other
cities were iu the line.
/ Presideut-e1ect and Mrs Harding
first reviewed the parade as II
Iuassed the front porch and then per
4 sonally greeted the marchers as they
i broke ranks and assembled on the
lawn. They expressed particular
I pleasure at the work Of the Civic
/ association which. despite the 1acI
that its officials include members OF
both parties, has busted itself during
the sumner extending courleaies 70
I those called here I'm the front porch
I campaign
] with virtually no appointments on
I his program. 11r- Harding devoted the
/ day TO cleaning up his affairs mere m
] preparation for his vacation trip lie
/ pushed through q mass or CORES
] Doudeuce- replied 10 many kilograms
/ OF contamination and late I'm the att
/ erno0n visited his bank for the 1lrst
time in several weeks
Makes Vacation Plans.
Detailed arrangements for the va
I cation trip, announced yeslerday'
show that those who VIII 90 along
Z with the president ELECT and his wife
Include senator's Ereliughuysen OF
I View Jersey. Hale o. Maine. Ellzlns o.
I West Virginia. Edward 3. Mclean
1.-THE washington publisher Harry IL
{ Dauchartv. the Harding pre-conFen-
ton uauagari G. j. -.ifls----l. ll., -iI-
HardinE's secretary; DR. O. p. saw
ser. his family physicians duuson
] WeIiver. publicity director az Hard
/ ING headquarters. also Malcolm Jen-
I nines. attached 10 the ne1lluafters.
The wives OF several OF these VIII
] accompany them and two stenog-
ranhers. q secret service guard and
I q dozen newspaper men win complete
/ the party
I me trip win be bv special train
which VIII leave here saturday morn
I Ing and win 60 20 Point Isabel Tex
I By way Of St Louis and san antonio
There wiz be a short layorer az san
I Antonio Sunday night where the
I senator VIII be Joined by p = Scobey
land r. b CreaEer. prominent Texas
Republicans. whose guest be VIII be