The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-06
the committee in charge OF tho ar
rancemcnts tor the nl;l"nn. C"hN'hIVh'
Canpaigners Busy.

r,ncements Tor the national CONVENTION.
Campaigners Busy.
The local campaign Eraduuart'rS OF
Governor LOwdcn. G"n'rh! N'"u any,
senator Harding Of Ohin hUmm"d WIN
activity. Lobby conferences wvr' nj
most as numerous nN III '"hS'h' 'u'
DAYS. The chicago meeting Will CON
tinur through tomorrow.
Two OF tn. unofficial visitors VINO n
tractrd attention today w"r" FRANK l.
Hitchcock. r-nst!AaSt,r general IN iu'
RnosrN cit cabinet. and Frank L. MIlll>.
former governor nt ONO. IN" l"'"'.
said he WAS in Chicar" "on business.
but Mr. Willis gave out state'nSm, IN
d0rsing the candidacy OF Senator
Harding.
oner women Everything.
Chairman Hays IN ms speech AT q"
banquet tonight said in par': c. =. ,
The republican party "'.rS
women everything "" "tiCr .nS u. -,
The only Just rule for political pa. :!
is that the rights II participation IN IN"
MANAGEMENT OF thu p1r,y'S attaiTs must
BE- and remain equally sacred ana Ht
crCdlv equal. Thr republican women III
the country constitute one hair OF inc
n,rty's membership In many states
this has long been 80. In the prcsidrn.
tial campaign Of 1920 Il is my very
rurnrst hop" and we'll founded l"dH-
mont that 1t shall b" s" everywhere,
L
party activity not nS women out az
Inters entitled 10 participate and par
ticipating just as other voters
TO women and men alike. inc party
offers the right Of r%NHcai SHn ,ue' ,h,
mination and this is tn" answer 20 the
query. What does the party stand Tor
within the republican party Their" IS an"
must hr full political S"Il-dc''rE'IIIt.
ton. II is entirely up t" the PATTY
purpose shall be. what its policies Sha!.
become. This fundamentally IS what
We offer the womeu-the chance TO e1-
press themselves.
The Supreme Motive.
I'm the republican party IN" supreme
motive ia and always shall b" the non
est. patriotic intelligent effort t" pro-
mote and safeguard IN" nrSt INTERESTS
Of the re- lie and IT. citizens.
1T do nCG ask that all women hcCoWH
Republicans TO which party you pc
long is OF less Importance than thnt you
belong 70 some party. that YOU seek the
truth. find I and then act and ACT con-
tinually I would rather q woman JON
with our opponents than belong to no
party Ono Of the first truths most
important for this large group or new
voters To realize IS that their eti"r,S
for right things in government can pe
made effective only through organiza-
ton. Then lot individual membership
in the party give that attention 70 the
party's affairs which IS duc 20 IN" IN
strumeut thrOug.. which ind'Fiuuais can
apply their patriotism in aCtual par
ticinatinn in governmental affairs.
west virGinian Aoroi ed.
Tho committee on arrangements TOT
the national convention elected Edward
p Thayer. OF Indianapolis. as sergeant
af arms for the big June gathering
McGinnis Hatfield. 81 West Virginia.
will be his second assistant.
Tho committee voted formally I" rent
the coliseum. The seating capacity VIII
be Increased to 1915 as against l2l@I
in 1915. offices and COMMITTEE" rooms
IN tn Coliseum annex arc 70 ne reaIE
for occupancy thirty days before the
convention meets.
Provisions were made for the appoint
mcnt Of subcommittee on seating;
badges, tickets and similar details ana
the committee adjourned to meet in
Chicago again. some time before March
|. At the meeting were \. I. Hert'
Kentucky. chairman: V. L. High and
West virginia ard VIII II. Hays. chair
man Of the national committee.