Arizona republican., 1920-06-09
)mmlttee Of IT.
AlI Factions Represented

Although the leanings of some of the members have not been revealed, II was said an effort had been made to make the sub- committee representa- tive of all the extremes of Republican opinion, particularly. on the still un- solved treaty issue
 In addition to those named. the sub committee members arc William Allen White of Kansas. William Reyburn oi Kentucky D. Lawrence Groner of Nir- ginia. Louis A. Coolidge of Massachu- setts, Senator Shoot of Utah, Wallace MeCamant of Oregon. Senator McCor- flick of Illinois John r. Neylan Of Cail- fornia. and Harris Gilpin of Michigan
 N. c. Richards of Washington,
 supported by Governor Campbell
 Of Arizona, presented plank In-
 dorsed they said, by all western
 states concerned demanding "a
 fixed and comprehensive policy tor
 reclamation of arid lands
 ssWe are asking you to give ife
 auain to the most constructive na-
 4ionaI program the Republican
 nzrtv ever put forth" Governor
 canpbell told his audience Dur
 ino seven years scarcely a shovel
 full of earth has been turned on
 the reclamation projects of the
 west.
 Governor Campbell asked par
 ticularIy that representatives or
 the gram anu H1iou'e
 states be rot permitted to block
 continuation of the program,
 +brouoh fear of competition in
 auricuituraI products from re-
 claimed land.
 Although the hearings of the full committee will continue through I4- morrow. it was said the suo-comlIilte zee eee might begin it's work early m eil. .lis morning in the hope or conlplstlhs 'hs u-br1rcd4E
 Among those heard tonight was Henry Lane Wilson of Indiana, fofinel American ambassador to MeNlco' Whe r1eaded for a platform declaratlol re ognizing tour direct responsip iles' for conditions in Mexico ana pieus lils the party to full prolectioh -e ~ ze-.,1 15, ican DroDerty in Mexican territory bS said however. he did not advocate ac- 4ion ssvhich would lead to interVenlloI
 RIanes Wilson for Chaos
 .erhe present administrators sa. AIr Wilson. drove from its legItliiltal v nIace legally installed governnlen n.S h,onebt on chaos Finally in 3 bind. unskilful attempt to remedy ln' ;,i,,rx- # had done. it set up pure ,,iIitarv autocracy without the coiiSe.i of inc Mexican people As fesul' continual chaos has relgneu qua ln outlook today is black as It was sever years ago. .,a.oa h,- ,,-ornan suffrage argument which ?. ,9nanimous consent, was alloWeo V s,,,,l fa,. bevond the time limit. beadlns tbe suffragists, Mary Garrelt Hay New York, asked the Repupllcdh ii.I tional organization to take solIIe s ele e etS' tl ,,-bic, vUotlld insure ratification oA IT outrage amendment. and Mary eI- r- Hll ,,sa+l, If New York, head of the NJ 4sora1 Association Opposed to Woiha- Suffrage. argued that opposlllOl enffrage would be the best party poiles
 Suggested blanks on chlld Weiie1.' ssile.s aducation, establishment ol q s..t.,. ~voman,s bureau, vocational tram . n, lis ,.1rIfa health and morals. and lhde ..o,den+ citizenship for American won -,-bo marry aliens were presehle h1- a committee from the Naelon' Teague of Women Voters
 T1r9rnediateIy after effectIng us or
 ,tl.,t l,il.it tion. the committee threw ope doors but before the hearing ma ,,o I.9 far thev were suspended, Wnll F. unanimous vote 1t was oeclue9 ! .,+ Q time limit on all who aeslreu he heard. On questions where " - '7-.se -, .,s,,o to he presented the allotment w ,= ,,,inutes in all, equally divided, an
 4l other subjects it was i've mn oii @H Anone those who appeared te 1av and tonight were fIoI- - il. s IriSt,er of Yale. wbo adNocdteo tll l- fiOn or CuIICiiCs tlti,re Charles N Fowler of Ne Ie,,ses Jersey. advocating revision of 1T banking and currency laws ana =: Bond of Missouri, who Wanteo plISs S3sing in war time declared Tn NIola ton of the constitution. ptt cona1ers To Presnet Labor Planks
 ~ C,.- Samuel Csompers, pres dent of the American Federation Fec 7,ta7e1. 7 Z l.aoor' ,e wilson. former ambasss ten 5tsiit to Mexico. is to recommend a Me, i@an ,ol plank. and delegation headed e.ia l, nsariC - p Walsh is to argue for a plaI r55a-no,+ino Irish freedom; There q also scores of others It on the , dag sr9,Tin 9r 1aai IDa-nita six months of work by ,oron7iTfee of IT and several weeks .onferences among the ie1lael Tsbinoton and elsewh here. seHtl " ,To,sfleeome aSl.,s.s platform questions rema 70 ,i'',.e,,iost t'S in the minds Of most
 oi eii..ls,,,f+feen4en tonight was l,ls ,nss,,5e of nations plank, but other ''''