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Show WHOLE WATIOWPAVG-TRIBUTE WATIOWPAVG-TRIBUTE DF SDL'El : 'X ? Traruportation, Industry and Other Activities ' of American Workday Halt as the) Departed De-parted Chief I Entombed at 1 , . , Marion for Final Rett .) Memori. aarvlrs-a in nearly 1 arary ctt- an-l '"wn (n tha te thia afte-rn-vn v t i- 4rk C "u lat tnbut to rrri G. . iuhHo butidinra will b ci-. buslnaaa will b upandd and In tha laadina eftlaa all activities will caaaa aa th body of th lata praal-dnt praal-dnt la placad In tha lomb at Marion. Danvar. whoaa last memory of Warran Hardina waa hia ami ling-ad ling-ad laa from tha raar and of tha apa-clai apa-clai train which laft bar Juna II cn tha Jourmed that daath tumad Into a tombtr pi-oraaalon from Ban Franrlaoo to Uaahlnjton, will bow In ravaranca for tha lata praaldant. A flaah from tha Aaaoclataa Prass lraa will aarv aa a twantlathvcan-lury twantlathvcan-lury anffaiua for lOO Ooa araona In thia city. Tha Inatant th tomb ractvaa th praaldant's body all atratcara and vahleular traffic will tow for two mlnutas, Tba allan inil b brokoo only by th flrlnr of a prcaldantlal aalut of twntyon funa by a bat Wry of artillery, which will b follow ad by th tolling- of Ca-iurch ball, Tha alata eapltol and atat offlra bulldlnga, .drapad la mourning and cloaad by axeciitlva ordar of Qor- rnor Sweat, will aand unoceunlad thair flair at halfmaat. Only after tba firing of lit praaidaatlal aalut will th national colors fly at full mast, WY0M1N0 OOVtRNO" TALKS AT IHERIDAN, CASPER, Wjr, Aur. U.-Mtm. Mat aarvioa, with funarai oortaga (Continued on pag 11) PfABHINOTO), ' Aug. ! fBT A. -. The txeUon will pay ths tribute of ellence to Warren O. Harding as his body Is entombed today at Marlon. rrm eoeet to eoaet .and from border to border every wheel of the federal government and practically prac-tically every one eof Industry end of commerce will stand stllL Theatre The-atre and other .amusement pieces will be closed; -. baseball gsmee postponed and o,her events of sport deferred. Ae recommended by. President Coolidge In hie proclamation officially offi-cially announcing tha death of the late p reel dent, the day will be one of mourning and of prayer. Thousands Thou-sands upon thousands will gather in their slaoea of worship for service ser-vice aa myriad church belle toll their mournful message cf a beloved be-loved , chieftain laid to his last OBSirtVANCB ON WATIH. -These service will not be eon-rlned eon-rlned to land or to America, At eea on great paaaanger liners flying fly-ing the American and etber flags prayers will be eaid and memorial cere moo lata will be held In a number oT foreign lands In historic his-toric Westminster Abbey. In Franca. In wliserland, la South America end elsewhere. In many sections mines, factories, fac-tories, shipyards ant plac of business generally will b closed. Traffic on all the railroads will com to a halt at 'the hour of entombment, en-tombment, trains grlndThg to a stop wherever tbey may be and remaining re-maining motionless for from two to five minute. Work In the railroad rail-road shops will cease. ILKNCE ON WIRE. The Poet si Telegraph company will silence all of Ita telegraph end cable wires for two minutes, while the Western Union will suspend activities) ac-tivities) for three minutes. At o'clock eastern standard time, -tens" will he flashed en all As- social ed Press wires over the country coun-try snd every tslegraph Instrument In ths service will be Milled for tars minutes ' while all employes will maintain absolute sllenoe. Eichsagss la New Tork, Chicago and other bit market centers will be closed. Post of floes everywhere will be closed for two hours with curtailed deliveries of mall during the day. In Washington, practically all bust-neee bust-neee will come to a standstill at 4 o'clock, while buglers at half a dosen different points In ths city will sound taps, the soldier's farewell. fare-well. All streetcar traffic will halt, for five minutes, the trainmen train-men standing ancoverad and with bowed bead a , Taxi cab also will stop. NtW MCXICO tuspiNoa tusiNiss.. , ALBCQUERQVK, N. M.. Aug. It All business will be euepemled ss far as poseible ail day today In New Mexico aa a .tribute of respect to ths memory of the late President Harding. Governors. . Hlnkle having hav-ing proclaimed a day of mourning and prayer throughout th stata. Service of an appropriate nature will be held In nearly every city, 1 town and v.aUtge. At Albuquerque three memorial aervices ware planned, two in th forenoon at chudchee and -one In the afternoon at tha high school au"-nim. under un-der the auspices of the E.as. MANY fetf tsOSllAL -ARRANGED IN COLORADO. DENVER, Cole-. Aug. It (By A buta to ths ' mSmory of ths lata President Harding. A complete atoppago of all activities, activi-ties, memorial eervlcee in hundreds of churches and ' college chapels, military honors at Kort Des Moines and Csmp Dodgs and speclsl ceremonies cere-monies by lodges in which ths deed president wss prominent, wars In-eluded In-eluded In ths day's obaerranco of mourning. Not a town or city In the stats failed to plan some special mark of respect to Mr. Hardlog'a memory. All state offices here were dosed i throughout Uio- day., as alao were tha ffdaral and munlclpalofflees. ' Dcalur university postponsd summer sum-mer oommeacamant leiercleee. golf clubs .closed their, coursss tor ths i flsy. Iha-bssshsll ji smneemsnt park were deserted. No theatree wars slsted to open before O'clock tonight, court war, adjourned ad-journed all day. and banks in all cities closed not later than noon. All Industries also Jolnad In tha stoppage of operations la most of ths cities of ths state, community memorial services wers to be held late In ths afternoon, ths programs Including suloglea of President Hardjns; and sacred music,.'. mu-sic,.'. . i NEBRASKA BELLS TO TOLL FIVE MINUTES. . OMAHA. Neb, .Aug. 10 TW" day of national mourning dawns disclosing -Nehraskans of all creeds, sll races-and of many-political faiths Americans a rr regretfully re-gretfully awaiting .tha coming of tha aolemn . hour when they srlll Join with ths astlon in paying mute homage to their stricken leader, who will enter sternal rest In ths modest little cemetery et Marlon, his beloved horn, town, today. Bine, only a few hours ago. when the nation gasped In astonishment, paused healtaSlngly, then atartlipg-iy atartlipg-iy caught Ita breath to listen breathlessly for verification ol, the news flashed out of ths West thst ths soul of Warrsa O. Harding hsd suddsnly winged its sternal way, sventa within the stats havs moved forward ceaselessly , with ths one object In view of doing fitting homage to a beloved man of tha people, who so recently held In his mortal hand their destiny. Today, coincident with th ssro hour when Wsrrsa O. Hsrrilng Is placed for his long sleep, belle win toll for five mlnutea in Omaha. A throng which conssrvatlvs figures have estimated will number to. will gather at Ak-Rar-Ben field, Omaha's playground. In a brisf, dignified and dramatic servlcs In memory of the lamented preeldent. Churches generally, will hold observances, ob-servances, and those whose dally tasks do not permit of their Joining sa mass with larger gatherings havs tissn requested to ceaas their labors st ths appolntsd time and reflect on evsnta then traneplrtng. In answer to state and city pro-lamatlon. pro-lamatlon. all Induatry will cease at choaea period for a abort observance ob-servance In some Instsnces and more detailed in others, thst ths populas may do honor to him who has been callod. Stores In Omshs. Lincoln and other stats cities will closs around 1 o'clock for the afternoon, af-ternoon, permitting employes to attend at-tend the various memorial eervlcee. eerv-lcee. ; . . - LEGION PROPOSES TO RENAME MOUNTAIN. ' SEATTLE. Wash, Aug. 1. Change of tho nam of Mount Rainier to Mount Harding as 'an svsrhutlng memorial to ths memory mem-ory of Warrsa Osmsllel Hsrdlng. tvrenty-nlnth president of the United States." I proposed In a resolution sent to President Coot-' Idg. and congress- by John - Psul Jones navy post of tho American legion. . ' - - - .. N WHOLE NATION ' CContriued from Pag. 1.) preceding euch reremenles, will be held in svery city nd town In Wyoming todsy In memory -of the 1st President Warren O. Harding. Oovernor W. B. Roee, who will make ths memorial address at Sheridan, he designated th day aa ona. of rblle mourning and prayer. In nearly all cities of ths state tore will be closed during therms of ths memorial cervices. . In Caspar an almost military cortege cor-tege will precede the eervlrei. with the Veteran of Foreign War In rhargs. c. P. Plvmmsr, national vice coram an der of. tha American teglan. probably will ba a principal speaksr at ths memorlst services Kl a borate scrvlo also will be held 1n Sheridan. Cheyenne, Laramie and Rawllnga, principalities of tlis stats. PROGRAM SUSPENDED' ! AT TWO CONVENTIONS. , i HELENA, Mont, Aug. . Every city and towa in the stats apparently appar-ently wa prepared today to obeerv. President Hardlnga funeral -The -banker f Montana, In session In Oreat Falls, and the Americas legion le-gion In Billing, will la- aside their programs today la memory of ths former preeldent. Church ei lues, are planned by all denominations S stores will clo snd railway and other activities will cease. If only for a moment. , In Helena Boy Scout win wig-wsg wig-wsg th Associated Press flash on th. entombment from mwepaper office to the waiting eoagregatlona . in tho churches,- - , WARDING HONORED ' ." . ON ARIZONA DESERT. ' " PHOENIX, Aria, Aug. ISV-i Throughout Arlaona, la tbs larger mining and farming center and In the town and village scattered through th wide expanse of dea-rt dea-rt and mountain, the memory of Preeldent Harding' will b honored today. In many of th smaller Isolated places, far from railroads and ths , coaveniences of wire communication, communica-tion, ths exercise through their very simplicity and sincerity will, rival In impreaslveness th ceremonies cere-monies in more populous national centers. International significances at. 'tachea to th obeerv a nee of th. day la Nogalea, where residents of N'o-sales, N'o-sales, ttonora, Mexico, will Join with those of Noaales, Aria, in honoring , th dead president, federal offices and place of - Huelneee will be closed oa the Maxlcaa aids of th .Una and Mexloaa flag will. fly at . half mast. Throughout Arlaona 7 pub()c' of -. ' floes, schools hanks and store will f b closed for tha day. '. , - IOWA JOINS IN .SILENT TRIBUTE. . . . . -DPS MOINES. la. Aug. 1 (By, A- P.) Iowa Joined the rest of the1 aaxloa to-day ta a final solemn pi- |