Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1922-07-06 | Page 8 | Harding Ends His Vacation

HARDING ENDS HIS VACATION Will Motor Back to White House Over National I Koad Route Hv MAi:i" Ohio, Jul 6 -Pre FV and .Mi.- Harding reluctantly said B goodbye to their friends hire today they prepared to leave on automobile trip back Lhe White -i House Their bi hedula called i""r 1 I at-away from Marlon before noo H with Coiumbu-' milei away, H thfir destination fur tin? nlyh; Tomorrow morning the prealdentlal I I party will leave the. Ohio capital with . I the expectation of arriving In Waah- , ington cither laie Saturday or Bun- day. The national road rout.' win- h waa traversed rnoet of the wny on the trip to Marlon, will be follow' d h on the return Journey. hi two day t h 1 1 among relatives and former neighbors, away from the care of office, has proved Invigorat- ing to (he president. He made no effort, as he bado friends goolhr. to conceal hi regret that he could not tarry longer among them. Ivl-.PT IV SIXT.l'SIOV H Aside from four appearances in public. Mr. Harding while here kept himself pretty much In seclualon. On arriving Mondav night he went to his father's home, and there, with members of his family and rloe 1 friends who dropped In for a word i of greeting, he remained much of the 1 Marlon residents who had expected him. as in the old days when he was editor of the Star, to etroll down town dropping Into old haunts for a choc, were disappointed. On one occasion he walked to the Star office but did not again go down to the business section except to review Wednesday's Three trips were made to the fair grounds to participate In celebrations' trlere. Attorney General Daughertv cam" to Marion late Wednesday from Washington Court Rouse, i hlo where be had been visiting his mother, who! ts HI. The presonce of the attorney general here. It was said, was without with-out algnlflcnnee Mr. Daugherty I planned to leae today with the prosl-I dentlal party.