The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-13
HARDING GLAD
TO VISIT DIXIE
Republican Candidate Makes Great Impression at Ter
minal Station by Frank and Affable Manner in
Which He Greets Admirers.
MRS. HARDING LIKES TO MEET PEOPLE

mirthful reply to the request made by
| the News reporter to meet the repub-
| lican nominee.
Mrs. Harding doesn't like to dwell on
| political questions, but states that she
| leaves that for Senator Harding She
likes to talk on questions chiefly per
tanning to the home. When Mrs.
| Harding married Senator Harding she
became very vitally interested in his
work; she was once reporter was
| connected w ~ business part OF thg
l paper, and served as a mother to the
| newsboys She says herself that when
! the little newsies wouldn't behave she
| has picked many n one up, placed him
| across Der knee, and spanked him.
| When Senator Harding was elected
! lieutenant governor Of Ohio, Mrs. Hard
! ing was one Of the reporters seated in
! the auditorium covering the proceed
| ingS.
GOV and Mrs. r. Livingston Beecll-
man. and daughter of Rhode Island
! are accompanying Senator and Mrs
! ern trip, having joined the party In
their private car Newport Tuesday
at Marion
Sutherland In Party.
Another distinguished member Of
/ senator llarding's immediate party Is
ex-senator George Sutherland, of Utah,
who, it is understood, is one Of Sena-
tor Harding principal advisers. 1t IL
rumored that he will be given a place
in the cabinet, perhaps that Of United
states attorney general, II Senator
Harding is elected
II. NJ Daugherty, Senator Harding'K
campaign manager. Is not in the party
as WAS expected. but was called TO
New York on business Tuesday How
ever, his brother, NJ. 5. Daugherty'
known banker of Washington
Court House Ohio, is along.
Jess Smith. Of Washington Court
House, who has for years been the
right hand man Of H. M Daugherty
in Ohio state politics, is also with the
party.
Mrs Harding, Mrs. Beekman and
Mrs. g. r. Sawyer, the wife OF Mrs.
Harding's physician, from Marion o.
are the women members Of the party.
Lynn Greets Friend.
Several SDf the officials of the party
and newspaper men with Harding have
Tennessee affiliations, and were greeted
by friends at the station George u.
Christian, the senator's private secrS-
tary. is a close personal friend OF Rep
rescntatiVe Charles Lynn of this county.
The two had An interesting talk about
conditions. Lynn was one OF the orig
inal Harding men of the county, having
also been "A close friend Of the senator -
re-ConVention manager.
Frank Gibbs, H. NJ, Daughertys pri-
Vatc secretary. was along. b Gibbs Is
native TenuesScan. having bNen born
in Knoxville and educated at tho Uni
versity Of Tennessee. He later moved
to Washington, to attend Georgetown
Iniyersitv and there became secretary
10 a republican congressman from ONO.
From that he naturally gravtated 10
his present post
.mdson e. Wcliver. who is director
~ publicity" Tor the party, is known
to many local newspaper men. He was
or many ycsrs editor of the Washing
ton Times when It was owned by
Frank N Munsey. From the Times he
went to London In charge Of the lu-
ropcaU huroau Of Ahe New York sun
I'pon his return toNmerlca he retained
his connections with the sum and was
sent to Marion by that paper TO repre-
sent it, The republican national COM
mittce called him from the sun 10 his
present post
one friend Of most newspaper men
who navc ever attended p national /
convention or hccu in Washington Ia /
"5ruwy y" Preston. He is sup"rlu- /
teudout ~ tho senate press gallery and /
's said 10 hav" q wider knowI"dcc ot /
the uoWgDaror mon NJ tho country thay
my, ofror 49, Ira je-in charge NJ thf !
newspaper men ~ the train. havtn~ /
been called to tha' lob by tho republic |
can natiou0i committee
The newspaper men Travelled I'm style |
this time They had a special COM /
"'rtmcui crr. and each man lnl With !
him his typewriter 80 that he coud .
,rito his 'cDu-." rcd hot far ihr wires /
Recention Committee
The o''C.al recent ION committee ie
composed of th" following men and