Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-06
Invites Leading Proponents
of Various Plans to Con-
ference Next Month
PROMISES RECALLED,
President Elect Declines Wilson's Of
fer of Warship for Trip-COnfers
With Hays.

Ma:i;r Ohio. Nov 6.-Presiden.-
elect Harding already has begun fui-
filmrn, q h;S campaign promise to
consult the nations !eadirs minds
with regard 20 Il new association Of
nations. and he hopes that by the time
of his iuauguratin next March he
will have laid the groundwork: Of a
par behind which the sentimen. %
Dthe nation can unite.
a list Of those to be consulted firS;
has been drawn up and invitations are
gciEg forward to several TO come 10
Nar.cn Il: the conclusion of the
mcrrh's vacation trip which is to be
started by the Prc~dcnt-clect touior-
row morning. Bath Republicans and
Democrats are to present their views
n in vi|ital AMI personal talks with
Mr.. !IarI;n" during the winter
MONKS. hnt h. does not contemplate
fer III" present. a, least, amy general
as<cmba"c Of hiS advisers for rourd-
Ia It, discussion.
The nnmcs Of those a ready invited
have n: been made public. hut it was
Srh - an announcement from the
rcs;dcnt-clcct'S Office last night that
"mru anl wtimcn who have been
"n,:rss": IN the discussion Of cur for
crn rcla' nnS" made up he list. Al
l:t:onS WI hc made during Mr.. Ha,.t
ir.:'< vacation trip. i: was added. al
'har.h y" "rns. Iteration wiz be eiVer
~ him curing tha; period to the
chric" of Cabinet:
Tac anHouccmert fol!owed :? lon:-
conference between Senator Harding
qntl WI II. Hays. who as RepulFli-
ran natioral chairman lei the cam
oai@n for Harding and Coolidge.
Neither revealed what subjects the!
had discussed, h;;t il was understood
he cha'rn,an'< vi<:; here was made 2t
NJ. lI"r'iu"'S request an! had 10 40
bah w''h ihc campaign jus't cosed
tri WIN tho policies 10 hc shaped for
n" coming administration.
The rlriu.,ivr Of the Scuat'2r'$ va
"a.icr trip is Point Isabel, Tcxaa.
rn.I although he plans to OCCUPY most
of his tine there hmting an! fishing
anothcr cf his close campaign ad-
vscrs. Harry W. nsugher:y, will ac-
rumnrrr h;m +: il taken for grant
ed ,hcr" wil! br some discussion Of
nol;cicS ard administrative programs
'brtwccr them.
Today Mr.. Harding declined sn Of
fer or President Wilson to provide
him with hattlcS'hip for the voyage
to thc Panama Canal Zone. which :s
10 follow - day stay aS Point tsa-
bcI. IN response To 4 telegram from!
Secretary Daniels. conveying this
rrcSid. .n;< proposal, the President
E cct wired that he was thankful, but
prcaGy had closed Az a@rc"mer. II
make The trip on passenger steam
nr.
II was said at IIar!i,'- headqu2r;-7
last ninht Aha. hitch Over the SAIL
mr. Schn:irIlc had been aiiuster. an:
that proposal 70 have the liner g'
"ut Of itS re"ular course 70 pick up
he party At Galveston had been ahan-
Ionrd. Under the present plan the de-
parture will be made from New Or-
cans. "a which pnin. the Senator and
Mrs HarFr- AMI their guests VIII
ro from Point Isabel hy rail. TIE
sailjr~ date. however, has not been
announced.
That the plan for conferences o.
AN association Of nations already was
.akir- form was revealed in THIS az
nounrc,nsnt from Mr.. Hardin@'s of.
flee:
Senator Harding let If be known
today that hn IS sending ou. 4 run.-
her Of requests for personal and r@ry
informal conferences with men an',
women who have heen eminent IN the
discussion Of our foreign relations.
These conferences win take place up
on his return TO Marion in December
and will bc individual and personal.
.wi.h the main purpose Of learning
what policy may trlist urited sup
port.
A"Se,ts tor Harding means TO aVo''
any .unseemlY anticipation. but ne
feels it wholly becoming 20 get an eE-