The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
GREET HARDING

ma"hl"o With hlp "pmo engraved -" ~"
'r"sahai
Nv" "r Lha show ap"is ln ~" ~"
rogsIon Of rhpr"hnra w"r" fuImNh hy
girls Of Ohio Wesleyan. pltir"d w
middle blouses. aud by w"mnus club
Of Pittsburgh. who w"r" marching COS
tunes of blue aud wnitc.
The Parade.
Although the parade did not start
until nearly . o'clock, crowds began
to cluster about the Harding residence
hours before. and by noon the lawn
was OVERLOOKING and the porch had been
taken over completely by the visitors,
Police cleared them out and roped OH
for tho marchers reserved space, OK
tending for half a block In each al.
rection, but the enclosure was hlled
long before the end OF the paraCe was
in Sight. and the long column packed
the mass OF humanity tighter and
tighter as 1t pl0ughed It's nose coward
the porch.
The college delegations were in the
front Of the picture during the Demon
stration that preceded and borrowed
the senator's speech. Cheer readers
mounted on the roof Of the porch and
perched in trees kept the groups on the
ground below singing campaign songs
and bowling out political parodles on
their college yells.
The Columbus Republican Glee club
and a chorus Of Republican women
from Pittsburgh helped with the sore
nadinH.
Edna Thomas Gordon OF Ottumwa
Iowa made the speech presenting the
new women voters To tho nominee. ana
Walter Rogers Of Columbus. ONO. was
apokeamnn for the young men who VIII
cant their ballot Tor the nrhl Time hox'
month Peter ana. woll known m Il
golf player! spoke for several Erouph
OF college nthloton. l'nnl r. stacy "i
Philadelphia, pTohnnt'u inc hohhtoi
with tho bicycle.
Speaking particularly to tho women
no declared Il would be tho nupTome
disappointment lf the coming or women
into our political lifo should moan the
organization OF any considerable part
Of thom into "A woman'S party bait
upon a spirit OF demand. ana thAT -by
made ropuEnant to that ConnoCrhtou
which must ovor 10 tho foundation "i
trua American CiiiEonHhlp.
"A mHny-pRTty HyHtom. no continued
"tondn to ON rA,aHiso tho special lni"r
ostp To hpirinh RrOupH. aud To. split II
ma on into small factions which arc on
tIroly combining on program OF more
ubrI fuCtiOn Ia Ordor to turn out 'tho
party which In In power In mn nwhh
onInK Europe, wo find governments
turning toward our moro practical plan
Of two party government.
Declaring that no man In a go"h flt
lion or tho Unltod Htntrn VIII" w"ntH
hyphrn, tho senator Hhlu no bH' "''u''
bo admitted to tho country VII" was
nookInE to overthrow American lnHtltu"
tionn or To corrupt Amnt lean Ciilhonnhip
Appeals Tor AmSrioa First.
"n Ia those who comic TO bo loyal Ia
America" no anId. upon whom wa must
nut tho first responsibility To 1uppfoSh
diHloynlty TO America -
Tho nominee asked TINT American
'porvo In tho Interpretation or America
now dobirca and accept fully IN" duties
nnd reApunnibilIticS Of tho franchise.
at In timo that America nnd Indeed
tho world HhOuld recognize. he Hhld.
That A hAa had nm nvordoHo Of preach
ing about tho rights or manhood w"
hnye forgotten too much thht mo rlkhlh
OF nunk Ind are founded upon III" ON
kntionB Of IDunkind. ono Of tho "biika
iIona Of citizenship Ia 10 oNcrrlho IN"
privilege OF our frlnchiso. am lnHI~r
sntly opposad To making voting 'H1puI
anrv bsuuubs / like 10 thinh "f nn Amer
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