The Washington herald., 1920-01-29
COP. ADVISERS.
NAMED BY HAYS.
All Parts Of Country Repre-
sented on Policies and
Platform Committee.
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women representing all groups In
interest in the country. The pur-
pose of this committee is to invite
the advice and cooperation of the
ablest men and women from all
groups. sections. industry. business.
professions and interest in the ma
ton: to gather pertinent facts and
data; to study intensively the larger
problems confronting US, and to Of
fer the result of their efforts as
suggestions to the Resolutions Com
mittes at the Republican National
Convention next June for the con-
sideration OF that body. h.
The potentiality for usefulness
to the country and the party OF such
a committee is very great. The
problems which are ahead are i'm
measurable in magnitude and com
plexity. The majority Of the citi-
zenry Of the country believe that
the Republican party may best be
trusted with the solution. The
country wants and is entitled not
only to this faith in the honesty
of Intention and fundamental ability
of the Republican party. buteto q
we'll defined statement of purpose
and party program. 1t is obvious
that the convention can do fuller
justice to a platform commensurate
with the needs II they have for
their consideration the reliable mat
erial thus furnished by some OF
the best brains in the party work
ing for FIVE months in the evolu-
ton of the suggestions.
Mills to Be Chairman.
This committee will itself be 8
working body. and will suggest the
line of thought and investigation fo'
q great many others. Many Of ths
committee will give their entire time
to the effort. Those thus giving q
substantial amount Of time will con
stitute an executive committee. oi
which Mr.. Ogden l.. Mills. jr., will be
chairman and Mr. John Caliar
OIauehlin will be secretary. The or
ganization for the committees &C
tivities will be enlarged and additions
members of the committee designated
as the scope OF the work broadens.
Underlying the whole plan is th'
great fact. which the national com
mittee recognizes, that there rests Or
the Republican party the tremendou,
responsibility of ascertaining fully tht
needs of the nation, and frankly. hon.
estly and definitely stating the funda
mentals OF the party's plan for thu
solution of the problems in a compre.
hensive program of construtice meas
ures. Then. recognizing that the plat
form establishes a contractual rela.
tion between the party and the people
1t shall be the supreme duty and pur-
pose OF the party when entrusted with
power to square its performances
with its promises"
Committee Named.
Those who have accepted service
with the advisory committee on pol.
ices and platform are:
Governor Henry Allen, Kansas.
Henry W. Anderson. Virginia.
Representative Sidney Anderson
Minnesota.
Mrs. Rupert Asplund. New Mexico
W. B. Aver. Oregon.
James L. Babb. Idaho.
Mrs. Frederick T. Bagiey, Massa-
chusetts. =
Mrs. Arthur Bailentine. Maine.
Truxtun Beale, District of Colum.
bia.
Albert J. Beveridge. Indiana.
Charles Sumner Bird, Massachu.
sets.
Jonathan Bourne. Jr., Washington
Chancellor Henry A. Buchtel. Col.
orado.
E. L. Burke. Omaha, Neb.
Mrs. Clara B. Burdette. California
Judge w. P. Bynum. North Caro-.
lima.
r. J. Caldwell. New York.
Mrs. NJ. d. Cameron, Nebraska
Governor Thomas Campbell. Ari.
zona.
Milo Campbell. Michigan.
Senator Arthur Capper, Kansas.
Governor Robert D. Cary. Wyoming.
Daniel /. Cease. Ohio.
Robert r. Church, Tennessee.
George /. Cochran. California
Everett Colby, New Jersey.
William Miller Collier. Washington,
d. C..
Representative John G. Cooper,
Ohio.
W. H Cowles. Washington.
John Crosby. Minnesota.
Senator Albert Cummins. Iowa.
Judge ]. j. Curtis, Alabama
Walter S. Dickey. Missouri.
Joseph Dixon. Montana.
Judge s. S. Downer. Nevada.
Representative John J. Esch, Wis
consin.
Senator Albert B. Fall, New Mex
ico.
Frank Harrington. III.
Representative S. d. Fess, Ohio.
Frederick Frelinghuysen. n. J.
DR.. s. A. Furniss. Ind.
James r. Garfield. Ohio.
Representative Frederick H. Gil
lett, Mass
Gen. George w. Goethals. New
York.
Lyman b. Coff. r. I.
Representative James W. Good.
Iowa.
DR.. Arthur T. .Hadley. Conn.
Herbert 8. Hadley. Colo.
John Hays Hammond. Washing
ton, D. c.
Miss Mary Garrett Hay. New York.
Miss Caroline Hazard, r. l.
George c. Hazelet.
Myron T. Herrick. Ohio.
William Hepburn, Ky.
Charles d. Hilles. New York.
Mrs. Solomon Hirsch. Ore.
nj