Nov 11, 1927 COLUMBUS CITIZEN G.O.P. WOMEN IN PILGRIMAGE TO HARDING TOMB (Photo) The Harding pilgrimage in pictures. The group of three women at the upper left is composed of Mrs. Thad H. BROWN, 696 E Broad st, who was in charge of arrangements for the trip; on the left, Mrs. Charles H. SABIN, Republican national committeewoman from New York state; center, and Mrs. Amasa Stone MATHER, Cleveland, chairman of the finance committee of the Ohio Council of Republican Women. About 150 cars, including the large busses shown above, took the Republican women from Broad and High street to Marion. The picture under the busses is of the HARDING tomb. The new marble memorial is shown in the upper right. Below are Mrs. Lila WOOD DANIELS of Cleveland and Mrs. Anna PAPADOPOULOS, who were among the many visitors to the tomb. Mrs. PAPADOPOULOS is a Greek nurse and is in this country raising money for a hospital for Greek soldiers in her native land. She came to Columbus with Republican friends in Cleveland in order to make the HARDING pilgrimage. She is known as "mother of the soldiers." She wears the khaki costume of the war nurse, and her picturesque appearance attracts considerable attention wherever she goes. If you would like a photocopy of an article, please contact me. This and other Ohio newspaper transcriptions can be found on my website. Joyce Fullen Grove City OH http://www.fullenfamily.com/Newspapers/ohio__newspapers.htm