Show MARION OHIO f TO LOSE FAME Sale of Star Makes Make Harding Richest of Presidents By fly RO ROBERT FRT r F SMALL LI 1923 1923 3 Copyright V J June une 3 Mar 3 3 ar- ar lIn Ohio hi h has arisen arren arr en to In- In in fame at the home of ol a president pre of o the united L oiled States Stata Stat a was boast of to 1 be denied dented the added ban belD the home of an president ex-president e Mr Hardings announcement thIs wee week that he be had sold his bis majority In the Marion Marlon Star Is accepted hero here ay confirmation of o earlier reports that when his hia tour lour of ot duty at the theW W While bite House Is 0 over oer er he will not notI I to Ih live Ilse e again in the thriving lit city Ity which was the mecca of oso s so many Inny political pilgrims In tn the theall fall of or 1920 rurally Mr Hardings Harding's stay at atthe atthe atthe the White e Hou e Is still HUll indefinite HIS present term expires a year from rest rett March 4 but Jut the preel- preel president president dent and some of ot his Ills closet closest political cal friends are nursing the Idea Ideath th t perhaps a second term Is pos pos- possible possible sible sibie If it not Be He that as asIt asIt asit It loa mar It Is la virtually 8 settled that she he leaves the White lion e ether either ther in 1925 or Warren U will Ill follow Collow the example of Wilson and become a resident of Washington A year or two tao of trawl travel may pro pre ced coda the settling down process In inthe th the national capital but In none of If the details of his hia future life does Harding contemplate m nano e thin than occasional visits to the foll folks back back ak home In Mirlon Marlon I SPILL OWNS HOME The president how however ver s h h s not yet et sold told his hia home on Mount Ver- Ver Vernon Vcr ron non Ion a avenue where here the famous porch campaign was conduct conduct- d 1 1 and later where the tho conference of t the best best minds were he held ld A AMarion Marlon contractor Is la occupying the hou house e under a n term long lease re reasons the president I has bas hesitated to part with th the louse house although he quickly disposed or f his Washington house bought lit it the tho time he came to the United tat tat-s s senate For sentimental reasons the recently bought a n farm farmIn farmIn In n Oho Obo but a farm lie life does not fit It Into any part of or Mi his hl future plans Mr Ir s plan to make W Washington ashington hi his hia future home was waar rUchell ached when hen he wa was elected 1 to 10 the senate Tor Por six sh or years prior pi lor to his nomination ne lie hall had been heen but little In Marlon Marion fn Ing jer per life or o toe National 10 V 11 at as Oar lir lr more snore congenial to him But It was Impossible to conduct a campaign from vot vote l 1 5 especially at a aIlIn IlIn Inns the White a was wai In Inthe inthe Inthe the nanda of the enemy enem so eo Mr Ir HaNIng after the nominating eon eon- con convention at Chicago quickly opened the House and there thero made madeI I I If successful stand for the tho high high- highest est cst onee cne In the land Of or cour course e eIt It if ho he should run again the cam campaign In 1821 1924 1 U 4 could v 1 be bp conduct 1 from the vantage point oc of z flute Vi tit MAKr L MANN r When Mr Harding came to Washington as aa senator he and Mrs lard liard us ig were ne quick to make maRe many and c use uve it was then that tte they met the bed l ed the 11 the the rails l the r r ns and the others vho ho havo have been so fio great reat a part of the b White hite House company In thelast the It I last lau two Iwo years ears and a halft half halt At t t lie he lie time of his nomination for Cor Corthe forthe forthe the PI II Mr r larding larding- au a augured cured d of or a second term In the son see senate ate al so that Washington held his whole attention a as a future home It II la Is so today Marlon Marion fol folks have ha I felt for tor r some om Um time that the Har Hard Hard- Hard ings I togs sere ocre e growing away from them that t the ho newer associations ot of the r 1 were i we the old olot home lies ties MoUlon Marlon has bai never neter boast boast yd td ed a a country club or golf duo ChI I course LOUO and while Mr II waa in 1920 he be found round t It to motor all the way to field toMan-field ifan ran whenever he be h d desired elred an on the links cn r reft eft at Mansfield ld the course was hardly to the liking of the tho man wI wild had hall become bome accustomed to ChoV Chose Chase and Columbia hero here In In 15 a aldington ln lon It I I G A Ar AI r T 11 HART FART STRING WRINGS must have hate hen been a real tug tut tuAt at the th 1 Harding larding hi h Art ut strings boa ho- ho I r when tha th tb canera were signed aimed deeding d deeding control of ot the Marlon Marion Stu to other othir hands The Tho Star has been ShrI I tI iho foundation of ot the Harding ng fortunes for for- fortun for fortunes tun tunes both political and Many la IY ot of 01 the tho oldest a associations and ot of the thu 1 Harding a n familY 0 nt r about the paper Only II a afew afew few days ago the dispatches told 1 ot of Dr r T Harding the president's dents dent's s lather tather gain going to the tho Star Of or- or orlieu or-licu or lie lieu to spend the greeter part of his birthday LOnh lie He felt Celt that at t the tho Star office a Hard Ir II fn w teas at homo home Hardings Harding's happiest hive hale to do with his early struggles on the the Star Star hustle to get money to meet the roll each week and anil the happy ends ends in Cleveland Cle or Colum Colum- Columbu Columbus Columbus bu bus with whatever might be left leftover 0 user user-or er- er eror or even held out until out I there could be bo new collections on onI the tho following Monday I Th Thin n too there TV nas as the toll toil of nl Mrs Hardin herself henelt on tho the Star how she he took tool hold boll of or and built up I the Ir department when hen tI the hired hands seemed semd about to fall tall It was Mrs Harding Harding- who I counted the tho pennies brought In by Jy the tile newsboys ne One ot of o these the I newsboys happened to be bo Red I Today Tody this same fled KodIs Is accompanying t Ib the president ant an I IMIs IMis MIs on tit their ir trip to Alts lit Alls La Ia but ho is down on Olt the he ortle ti II II I party lI list t as Major 0 M Ual- Ual Ual U USA S A aide aldo do camp to iho th president of tho the United State State- State PER toI PIPER PER W S rAYING PAYING I Th Thee Thie I has lIas been bren b n no Intimation or of shat ht the tho president may have havo ref reI re- re I f dived elvod for Cr his stock block in the Stu but it was known that the tile paper was 13 bring E iv Ing- Ing him an income not so bO bOI overy I tery ry far lur behind hi his salary as a chief of or th the land l a ed on Its Ita money marketing power there Is every rca reason on to bo- bo boll be believe lieve Ilese ll that the sale has bas brought to the president a sum which makes hlll emily easily the richest man thus thua farto far tar farto to occupy cupy the White House Thee The are few Cew however who believe be- be bev lIv lieve v this consideration influenced the dial Jal The president president predent hl has ia neter ne been a believer In the tho absentee 01 ownership of or newspapers With no therefore of or returning to Marion Marton to live the aale sale ot of the Star was tees inevitable table |