Arizona republican., 1920-06-14
CAPITAL GIVES
 U c.le.| lap NOMINEE
 WARM i5fIiitE Ii T|NG
Thousands Throng Station To Receive Harding on Return to Home in Wash ington-Coolidge to Re- ceive Massachusetts Dele gates Today
Republican A. p. Leased wirel

WASHINGTON, June 13-Seuatcr Warren c. Harding of Ohio arrived in Washington at 12:00 o'clock this morn ing from Chicago, nearly two hours behind schedule time He was greeted hy throng which crowded the union station.
 Senator Harding was met by q re- ception committee and was escorted to the presidents room of tho station. He passed through long lines Of people, Hho vigorously applaudcd him. AsI he passed out of the station to his ular air from the Boy Scout hand of Oil City, Pa.
 Senator Harding was accompanied by Mrs. Harding, his secretary and a party of friends. de stopped tt the station only long enough tO pose for two flashlight pictures and drove inn mediateIy to his home on Wyoming avenue. He issued no statement.
 Upon his arrival at his home, SaE- ator Harding told the Associated Press that while his plans were rather in- definite, he expected to remain in Washington about q week, cleaning up pending matters connected with sen atcrial business. While here he also will confer with Will H. Hays, chair man of fhe Republican national com mittee, relative to his campaign. The dsSlkS DE lG&- GUtI&GENtiSS 41AS 4l0l S@@ 4gNS4E determined.
 From Washington. Senator Harding said ho would go 10 his home in Ma rion, Ohio. where if is planned he will bee officially notified of his nomination. Senator Harding neighbors gave hinn a poyfui welcome as his automo- bile drew up to his homo, After he and Mrs Harding had again posed for D 9lashIight photograph the senator i greeted his neighbors and briefly 1 thanked them for the warmth of their reception and the interest. that they had expressed in him.
 Nearo Cook Gives Warm Greeting Senator Hardin's warmcst greetings, 1 however. came from Inez AGcNh horter, l his negro cook. who rushed out Of 4he ! house to his automobile and before he cOuId sdescend grasped his hand and shook it vigorously. She also shook hands with Mrs. Hardings while her ] face vvreathcd in 9 broad smile Tine trip from Chicago was unevenl- ! fuI the sena tor spending much of the time resting. after his strenuous time i In Chicago during the convention. No 1 speeches were made by him during i the journey Asked tonight whether l he had any statement 4o make. ihe i senator replied that he had none aG 1 this time He planned 10 go to his 1 office in the capitol tomorrow where he will give his attention % pending i matters
 From the union station. Senator Harding drove LID Pennsylvania ave nue past Ihe White House. His auto l mobile was flanEed on either side by I two motorcycle policemen and a car ! filled with secret service men follow ing immediately behind.
 Those returning on the special train ] with him included Senators Lodge 0G assachuset9s Ihe Republican leader in tho senate Smoot of Utah and ! Poindexter of Washington.
 i aues Rent Too High
 BOSTON. Mass. June Governor f Calvin Coolidge. Republican vice presidential nominee. today received 9 telegram from the Massachusetts delegates saying they would arrive lo- 5 morrow afternoon and parade ao Ghe
 state house. The governor win receive them
 Governor Coolidge, as he was greet cd by newspape men this morning made 2 whimsical complaint of 2 statement published in a. local paper } that he paid $S5 q month rent for his half house at Northampton, whereas
 he actually pays 232. He said aha ? if the Iandlopd should happen tc SOS
 the story the rent might be raised tr
 correspond.
 During the day 4he governor was be.
 siegeo with callers who came to e&-
 tend their congratulations on his
 nomination.
 F William E. Ta9t in 3 message to th, | nominee said
 q congratulate you most heartilg [ and sincerely on your nomination al
 vice president. The ticket oe Harding
 and Coolidge will sweep the countr. 2 and it's certain victory means a usefu , and successful administration ok Chi
 country tho next four years"
 After receiving the 81assa Chusett l delegates tomorrow the governor vii go 10 Springfield to join his Anhors 9 classmates Of 1895 at a dinner in 7cIe g bration Of the twenty fifth Gnnlyersav, s l Of their graduation. On Tuesday h
 ! will attend commencement week c1cr 5, cises at Amherst
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