The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-08
HARDING CALLS
CABINET MEETING
coolidge Will Attend 1st
Session of Advisors to
Be Held Today
WHITE HOUSE ACTIVE
Throng of Callers Jam Into
Executive Offices in Busy
Day for President
Rv GEORGE r. HOLMES
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Pv GEORGE r. HOLMES.
tNs STAFF Correspondent.
V.tsuINGTON. March THE
FIRST ..binet meeting Of the first new
.ar..nlstration will take place to-
morrow morning.
THE white house today issued
call for the initial session to meet
AZ u o'clock,
Coolidge Also Tict In"
The promise given by President
Harding during tho campaign that
n elected he would provide place
!. In the cabinet for the vice president
Svfl DE fulfilled. Vice President
ycalyiu Coolidge received his invita-
ton along with the regular cabinet
members
Tho president undertook siren
nous DAYS activities today. Mr..
Harding was at his desk in the ex-'
srufIyc offices at s O'Clock, tacklinE
a huge mass Of correspondence.
Secretary Of state Hughes broke in
IN the presidents early work and
tho two conferred for short time
ON the Panama-Costa Rica situation.
No reply has yet been received 20
the note which Secretary Hughes
dispatched saturday. warning the
belIIrercnts that they must cease
hostIiucs Immediately.
Long lines Of senators and repre-
scntatives appeared at the presl-
dents office during tho forenoon for
short conferences. Some came TO
mako recommendation on appoint
ments and legislations, others mere
NV to pay their respects.
Democrat Is First Visitor.
Y Former Senator George Chamber
lain Of Oregon. democrat, was the
first caller on the presidents list to-
day Chamberlain has been informed
that he can become n member Of
The new shipping board and 1t is be-
leyed that his nomination will he
sent 20 the senate in the near future.
Senator William Calder of New
York urged on the president OF the
immediate need OF filling the two
vacancies In the war finance cor
poration.
Democrats as we'll as republicans
saw and conferred with the new
president today. Among his fore
noon callers were Senator Under
wood Of Alabama, minority leader ~
the senate. and Senators Kirby and
Robinson Of Arkansas. They talked
over the congressional situation and
Il sion Of the new 67th congress need
h not he called for four weeks yet.
\ President Harding agreed with them
hat a few weeks rest was advisable.
Anril seemed To be a date that Is
agreeable to all concerned, although
{, has not been definitely fixed vet.
The president also saw the sena-
tors from his own statc--Ohio--Wil
Us, who succeeded him. and Pome-
reno. democrat. IL Ia understood
/ hey made recommendations CON
/ gernIns some appointments.
Crowd Breaks Wilson Record.
Tho executive offices were crowd
ID throughout the forenoon with
those who had appointments with
The new president or wanted them.
Callers found difficulty In making
their way through the throng at
/ times. Attaches left over by the old
\ regime said that more people had
passed through the executive offices
4 ms morning than had in "A week
curing the last year and a half OF
me Wilson administration.
Secretary Of War Weeks also
shpped over from the war depart
4 ment for a conference with his chief.
At noon the president and Mrs.
harding were hosts at a luncheon to
he women members of the repub-
Aean executive committee.
ID Late this afternoon the president
Fhll receive Is members of the Mas
sachusetts Press association, later at
ending the Press club (Hobby day)
snow at a local theater. Tonight the
Uhlie house will see the first real
dinner function in nearly two years
Nhen the president and Mrs. Hard
ng entertain a large group OF re-
publican leaders In congress.
Athough the legislative policies
OF the administration are expected
nave large part in the first
round table discussion OF the Hard-
ing cabinet. tho situation with re-
,pect 10 Panama and Costa Rica ano
many subjects OF preliminary o,-
sanHaton in the various depart
ments also will come In for consid-
auoh, The president has seen
.aCh or his secretaries individually
Y =. 'east once since Inauguration, but
leels mat a general discussion
hs them will do much toward
u F'lItctllE his nj tra