Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-02
SEL|GMAN GIVES
. OUT PROGRAM FOR
:. DEMOCRAT |CMEET
Chairman Of State Commit
tee Announces Details of
Conference Which viii Be
Held Here June 4 and 5.
ESPECIAL eossssronorsos 70 MORNING ,oups.tl

ESPECIAL eoRRespoHotHes TO MORNING JouRNAtl
Santa Fe. June 1.-Chairman Ar
thur Seligman of the democratic state
committee has announced the pro-
gram for the meeting of the commit
tee at Albuquerque on June and 8,
when National Chairman Homer s.
Cummings, National Director of Pub
Lefty w ]. Cochran and the chairman
OF the womaE's bureau, Mrs George
Bass, will make addresses. One of
the purposes of the meeting is to pro-
mote a closer cooperation between
the democratic national committee,
the Womans committee, the state and
county organizations and the press
The meetings will be held in the Crys-
tai theater. while the banquet on the
evening of June will be held at the
Y. NJ. G. A.
The committee will convene on
Wednesday afternoon, June 4, to
transact routine business and to hear
the report of the state chairman. The
evening meeting will be called to
order by Chairman Seligman. John
r. Simms of Albuquerque will make
the address of welcome. The response
will be by Hon W, r. Hollister. D.
X. b. Sellers will speak on New
Mexico Democracy and will be fol-
lowed with addresses by Mrs. George
Bass, lion. w. j, Cochran and Chair
man Homer S. Cummings.
Thursday forenoon the committee
Will dispose of routine business. At
the same time there will be a meeting
OF the democratic county committee
with G. l.. Reese presiding. w. r.
HOLSTER will make an address, after
which there will be discussion. The
editors and publishers of the demo-
cratic press will meet at the Y. NJ,
C. A at the same time with Elmer f
Veeder of Las Vegas presiding. The
address will be hv w. j. Cochran. The
democratic women will meet at the
Elks club with Mrs. Z, E. Veeder
presiding The address will be by
Mrs. George Bass
luncheon will be given for Mrs
Bass at the Alvarado at 2 o'clock y. m.
In the afternoon there will be a
conference with discussion of the fol-
lowing subjects. c. c. Royal of Silver
City presiding:
Organization and How 1t Can Be
Made More Effective" ex-Congress-
man ". b. Walton. the leader; why
New Mexico Should Be a Democratic
STATE, PaZ Valverde of CLAYTON
Why the New Mexico Legislature
should Be Democratic in 1920" nv |
FORMER Attorney General II. l.. Patton |
OF Clovis. At $40 D. m. John Ring
nam of Las Cruces is to take the chair |
j.. ID. Nell of Roswell will introduce
the subject, Primary VS.. Convention !
system; Stanley A. Foutz of Wagon !
Mound, The Democratic Press of I
rev MeXiGo'; Private f. S, I,onglcy
or Bernallllo county, "Our Govern |
ment IN Its Relation to the American !
rIsntng Man. At y. m. a. p. Hill
oi santa re VIII take the chair Mrs.
hilner r. Veeder will lead in discuss
ing How Shall We Organize to Make
Our Aims Effective %: Marcos G do
l6aca OF Bernalillo will lead in dis
cussing, Progressive PLEDGES VS.
democratic Performance" and w. w
Mcclellan Organization of Demo-
cratic Clubs"
IN the evening at the Y. NJ. C. A. n
banquet will be served in honor of
Natlohal Chairman Cummings and
party, with former Chief Justice r. II
hanna presiding. The toasts will hp
the following: why | Am ~ Demo-
crat by w. D. Jameson: THE Duties
OF Committeeman" by t. II York
OF Alamogordo: why the Women of
New Mexico Should Vote" by Mrs,
George Bass; our Army and Navy"
by Robert c, Dow of Roswell; The
Press, by John A. Haley of Carri-
lozo; The New Mexico Democrat"
by E. j. Garcia of Lumberton, The
American Laboring Man" bv A. r
Hannett of Gallup; THE National Ad.
by former District
Judge John T, Mcclure of Roswell:
Ihe President of the United States"
by National Chairman Homer S. Cum
mings.
me executive committee consists
81 henry G.. Coors, Jr, Rafael Garcia.
James II. Heaney w. W. Mcclellan
p. G. Roehl. w. A. Keleher and CLYDE
Tingley.