The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-18
G. o. p Nominee Easy to
Approach Sister De-
clareS He Spent Youth
, Studying, When Not.
Splitting Rails.

WASHINGTON. June is-"The
most ordinary person could meet
him on a plane Of apparent equality
The fo%teEuinE IN the opinion ~
Senator Wesley NJ Jones ~ Marh-
ingtun state. sums up the human side
of his colleague. senator Warren q.
Harding, republican nominee for
prenidsnt OF the United states. ''iic
IN a human man." Senator Jones
added when YOU talk To him YOU
feel like he IL one Of uH-just a COM
mon, plain, ordinary. human being. =
Among others generally who re-
called today their associations with
- ohio senator "A similar impression
was vuie- Al are agreed that he
IL a n easy 20 approach. sympa-
thotic In attitude. and unaffected.
From the Of his return to
Washington until his retirement last
niGht senator Hardhg has been busy
villa his preparations for the cam-
paign. Al that he has found time to
listen to many OF the requests that
suddenly have bcen launched upon
him. Picture men and newspaper
men were cluFe at hi. heels through
out the day. to record every turn and
movement. F~reuchmen. IriAhmon.
local workers OF an descriptions have
attempted to get the senator inter
cHted In their pet notions. Hts atti-
AhN' mas hffU hN' VI lflutAh'HH hii
around.
Warm Friend of France.
\ t'ronchmnn tried To- get an eN-
precision todaV on the senator's at
titudr toward France W elected pre-i-
dent tn" repi, was to the effect
that lac was % Narm friend OF France.
senator Harding was urged TO give
over a Few minutes Tor "a speech on
the capitol steps. lie declined
al no time did senator Harding
beem more pleased than cHrlA yes.
terdHy morning when hiH automobile
drove up to his homo on Wyoming
avenue. lncz NcWhortcr. the colored
cook, who had charge OF the house
while the Hardiugs were at Chicago.
rushed ont and greeted senator and
Mss Harding with outstrctched
hands, The senator seemed highly
pleased with this welcome. ~ ~.
tended his hand.
"Old. head fashioned" the word
oncr used by the senator in de=orib-
ing himself. tit him Boz many par
tiCulars.
In dress Ia" b. Immaculate. aud
neutncss In one of his size. Is espo.
ciaily noticeable. The senator IL 4
feet. and weighs go pounds. His
clothes are hand tailored. They 10
not look worn. despite his d"clara-
tion the other day that he has not
bought q suit OF clothes since war
was declared.
Works I.ariS aud Late.
The senator works carl, and late
when congress was In session he was
at his unicc vNury morning within
two ur three minutes after . o'clock,
an our earlier than the average
senator. Mail OF his constituents al.
WAYS gets prompt attention. When
he reached his ouicv today he found
q great accumulation lie gladly
accepted the offering of senator Rail-
OF Delaware. who rendered his Office
force. and proceeded a. one To-
answer the thousand and one rec
quests about littl" aud big things that
his constituents want. senator Hard
ms believes iu work as tho keys Co
happiness % content
The presidential uuminco b. old
head iHahiuued' iu another respect
That is IN his home litr. nv spends
his evenings chatting aud reading
with Mrs. Harding aud usually can be-
found at home Tor interviews and in
formation when other senators are
nut iniuR Mrs. Harding o. referred
be- by the cuato as tho Duchess
Her health has kept her from taking
IN active part IN social life in Wash
ingiuu. Their home ON wyoming
49, o.. NHfHNNH ''" 'N' '' "H' 'f'H-M
IN the city.
\ Iinc Partnership.
Senator aud Mrs. HHrdlug said
O friend. "think mighty we'll ct zach
other. and b at makes e fine partner
ship
n \ said that senator Harding
uuVcrA missed 70 sunday WIN" his.
mother lived iu having tluwrrS Tor
hci, taking them personally ~ he was
In Marion, his Ohio home.
Tho s"bld-htad fashioned side eli
the senator has given way in - par
ocular. Viz. to The modern game OF
golf Like President Wilson, when
the latter was wen he spends hts
time ON the golf inks Tor exercise
In his speeches. to the senate
Harding has "rung clear as an
American who believed ben preserving
American institutions ant ideals
April l. lHl5. when the whr desc
luton was brior" the senate, he de-
tlurpd he was "Uo voting Tor war
iu tho name dcmgrrucy,' adding a
httiC latrr. % want % known tu the
t..YNIg ,RT my afNfs aud TA the milton