The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-02-14

Chicago. ILL.,, Feb. 12.-chairman
VIII H Hays OF the National Republi-
can Committee by recent announce
ments. has let il be known to the
world that the Republican party.
proposes to deal with the people OF
American political activities. BY taxi
ing this step, the Republican party
met the issues of the times face to
face, and will reach decisions and ar
exigencies OF the hour.
In speaking of the committee as
a whole Mr.. Hays said:
The purpose of this committee"
SIS toSinvite the advice and co-operH-
tion of the ablest men and women
from all groups sections. industry.
business, profession and interests in
the business, profession and interests
in the Nation; to gather pertinent
the larger problems confronting us.
and to offer the result of their ef-
forts as suggestions to the resolutions
committee.
VIII He working Body.
This committee win be working
body" he added, 'and viii suggest
for a great many others. Many OF the
committees will give their entire
time to the effort. Those giving a
substantial amount of time will consi
which Ogden 1. Mills, Jr., Of New
York City will be chairman and
John Callan O'Laughlin of Washing
ton, d. e, secretary, The organiza-
ton for the committee activity will
be enlarged and additional members
designated as the scope of the work.
broadens.
Party programs" Mr.. Hays asserr-
ed must always be subject to amend-
ment and change by the responsible
wi ha
party by men and women alike The
Republican party's half century Of
achievement is the best guarantee
to the country of future fulfillment,
that it's usefulness will depend. The
party must continue to be the instru-
ment, but 1t is only on future full
fillment that its usefulness will de-
pend. The party must continue to
be the Instrument to apply to new
and changing conditions the wisdom
experience and the efficacy of honest
Jealous service. 1t is the party OF the
future or there is no use for the
"To men and women alike is Of
ferod the right Of political self-deter-
mination. The duty Of the party
Of the future or there is no use for
the party.
ITO men and women alike is offered
the right Of political self-determina-
tion. The duty of the party MEM
bership is to say what the party's
purpose shall be, q working body"
he added will suggest the line Of
thought and investigation for a great
many others. Many of the committees
Will give their entire time to the
effort. Those giving a substantial
amount of time will constitute an
executive committee of which Ogden
l.. Mills, Jr.. of New York City will
be chairman, and John Callan-
OLaughlin of Washington, d. c., Sec
retary The organization for the COM
mittee activity will be enlarged and
additional members designated as the
scope of the work broadens.
Party programs" Mr.. Hays as
serted, must always be subject to
amendment and change by the re-
sponsible living thought expressed
within the party by men and women
alike. The Republican partys halI
century of achievement is the pest
guarantee TO the country OF future
fullfilment that its usefulness VIII de-
pend The party must continue 10 pe
the instrument to apply to new ana
changing conditions the WISDOM OF
experience and the efficacy OF honest
Jealous service. 1t, is the party OF the
future or there is no use Tor the
party.
ITO men and women alike Is offer
ed the right of political self-determla-
ton. The duty of the party MEMBER
ship is to say what the partys pur,,
pose shall be. what its policies snali
become The fundamentally essential
right within political party Is the