The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-05
HARDING APPEALS
FOR FULL SUPPORT
Continued from First Paae.

paign speeches. IL want an Americs
that shall be free and untrammeled t.
act accocdin to the dictates Of hei
conscience and the guidance OF common
sense"
The extremely active day spent by th'
Senator included these episodes: The ar
rival OF the Pastores off I'a5e Henry a
$50 A. NJ: the progress upp Hampton
Roads at 80 A NJ arrival at New
port News at 1880 A. NJ; luncheon a
the Warwick Hote', Newport News
with The citizens committee and a shor
address; a visit to the Navy Yard a
Portsmouth. to The naval base and tbs
army base from F. VI. until p. Nj.
a speech at the Tabernacle in NcrfolE
at s T. NJ. a reception at the dote
Montisello. Norfolk. at Z $50 z. NJ. DIN
ner and short address at the Monti
cello at s p, Nj. and departure for BED
ford, Va, at IL +. NJ.
Interspersed with these functions ant
forrnalities were several affairs at whicl
Mrs Harding was the centre of inter
EST. a reception for her at 80 +. NJ a
the Monticello by the Women's Post o
the American Legion, and reception a
q p NJ. at the home Of Mrs. d. Law
renee Groner.
ing. p, ,,o+,,e,
Carey's chickens this morning, on oech
as the white steamship when hao
brought them so pleasurably from ran
ANA swung past Cape Charles ana maze
her way up Hampton Roads. lie showed
clearly the benefit he has obtained from
his four weeks surcease from labor ana
routine. His eyes are brighter, his Skin
Is clearer and pinker his step is more
vigorous and he is reader than ever
with q Jest and laugh rms Is tlue
also OF Mrs. Harding, who IN the cam
paign, after having borne lapors Wen,
nigh as crushing as those whlch zen
upon the Senator. was nervous ana thor-
oughly wearied.
Streaming up the Roaus ,n- rastores
was boarded by Collector Hamilton of
the port of Norfolk by r. A. c. smith
Of New York. who made the arrange
ments for Senator Harding's sea voy-
age: by military and naval officers and
bv members Of reception committees OF
the rival cities of Newport News and
Norfolk. Going ashore with these and
with Senators F'relnghuyson and HAZE
and the other members OF the party MI
Harding looked regretfully az the shut
fleboard outfit OF the Pastores for with
these he had spent many pleasant and
exciting hours
At the navy yard in Portsmouth and
the military bases the soldiers and SAIL
ors were drawn up at salute and pre-
scented arms, no Formally Of the services
being lacking In honoring the nexf Presi-
dent At the naval base especially was
the reception impressive, for there were
several thousand lads. all fresh from
! farm or town, standing In half mile LONG
/ files to greet their coming Commander
| in-Chief
The rest Of the day was devoted tc
indoor affairs and brief talks by the
President-elect. Senator Harding was
within a stones throw this morning OF
Bainbridge Colby, the Secretary OF
State. AS the Pastores steamed UP
Hampton Roads she passed the May
flower, from which Secretary Colby was
about to transfer himself TO the battle
ship Florida for his forthcoming visit to
South America.
The Harding party Will arrive in Bed
ford early tomorrow morning. II Is ex-
pected that the train will leave Bedford
for Washington in the late afternoon
arriving d. Washington before midnight
tomorrow.