Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-08
HARDING ENDS
 TWO-DAY VISIT
 IN WASH|NCTO TON
League of Nations, Cabinet and Other Problems Are
 Given Consideration
VISITS WHITE HOUSE
Many Senators Confer With President-elect; Nature
 of Meetings Secret

| WASHINGTON. Dec 7.-President- elect Harding concluded today his two day visit to Washington with another CT succession Gf conferences in wb;ca he talked with his Iarty associates about the league O. nations the selec- tion of cabinet and other Iroblens confronting him in the buildin.. of Lis administration.
 The presideni-eicec did nct call on President Wilson, nut en route To the station-to board his special train for Marion, Ohio, he stopped at the White House. to led.e his card snd that of Mr.. Harding. The auIomoboiie bear ing the senator and his party drove up 10 the north entrance to the execu- tive mansion, where it was met by i. Ii. Hoover chief usher at the White House. Harding presented the cards. saying that he desired to leave them
 for the president" and then contin- ued on to the station.
 All of those with whom the presi- dent-elect conferred today preserved silence regarding the details of the discussions and Harding himself said the conversations were strictly of a confidential nature He reapeated his statement Of yesterday that he was seeking by direct personal consulta- ton to frame an administrative policy behind which everyone could unite.
 League Is Discussed
 In his search for information and advice about the league. the president Ielect summohed Republican senators of the irreconcilable end of the mild reservation groups alike and it is understood. he told them he wanted suggestions from every quarter With out submitting any concrete plan of his own. he is said to have asked plainly what sort of international agreement each of his conferees would support
 The discussion of cabinet selections had wider scope, several Of his most trusted friends undertaking to canvass the situation in separate con ferences at various places throughout the capital. Harry M. Dausherty of Ohio. who was his pre-convention manager. was one of the most active in this task, seeing various members Of the senate and house in Hardinc's < office while the president-elecr was occupied with his own callers a. the residence of Edward R. Mclean. his host
 Former Senator John w. Weeks of Massachusetts, who like Daughter ty, has been prominently mentioned as likely candidate. after he nao talked to Harding also saw several prominent Republican leaders. A third who performed similar mission was Senator Fall of New Mexico whose activities brought his name into fresh prominence as possible secretary in the official family of the next pres,- dent
 Johnson Is Caller
 Among those who called on Hard ing during the day were Senators Spencer. Missouri, and Kellok. Mime sota both Of whom were included in the group of mild reservationists: Senator Johnson Of California lead CT of irreconcilables. Senator Lodge of Massachusetts. the Republican sem ate leader. and Senators Smoot. Utah: Calder, New York: Norris. Nebraska; and Phipps of Colorado
 Discussions of patronage. however. was understood to have been forbid den at the various conferences sever al of the senators who saw the pres ident-elect quoting him as saying that it was too early to consider appoint ments of ambassadors or other off, cials.
 The president-elect remained at the Mclean residence all day. disappoint ing swarm of callers who congre- gated at his office in the senate ol- flee building.
 Leaving here on special train at 1 10 D. m. Mir. and Mrs. Harding will reach their home in Marion tomorrow morning after an absence of nearly a month. most of which has been devot- ed to their vacation trip to Texas and Panama. They do not expect to re turn here until inauguration day.