Arizona republican., 1920-12-17
COOLIDGE GETS SUMMONS TOAD
 HARDING SHAPE
 REGIME POLICY
Next President and Vice President Talk Question Of Cabinet Appointments And Other Administra- tion Policies

MARION, Ohio, Dec 16.--Vice Pres ldent-elect Coolidge was formally in- vited today by President-elect Hard ing to sit in the cabinet consultation and take an active part in shaping the policies of the coming administration
 The Invitation was extended at a conference here at which, at MT Hard ing's suggestion, the two talked over in detail the question of cabinet appoint ments and planned for an association Of nations and many other problems invoked in the assumption of execu- tive authority next March.
 Governor Coolidge indicated that he would accept gladly such responsibiIi- ties as his chief might suggest and after the conference both expressed warmest qualification over the result of their talk. The vice president elect | declared that he was particularly pleased with the progress made in the association of nations conferences here and predicted that MT. Harding would work out an agreement behind which the American people could stand united
 It was not revealed what position MT. l Coolidge took towards preservation of the framework in the Versailles league in the building of a new world peace structure nor what suggestions he con- l tributed to the advice gathered by the president in his series Of con ferences. Resuming these conferences tomorrow, Mir. Harding will see w. J. Bryan and ask his advice about the Versailles league and other questions of foreign policy.
 Governor Coolidge, accompanied by Mrs. Coolidge, reached Marion shortly before noon and remained as guests at the Harding home until evening During the afternoon the governor was taken by Senator Harding to the Ma rion club. where he held an informal reception. Later the president and vice
 elect were serenaded at the
 Harding front porch by a band accom- panying a delegation from Henderson vile. N. C., who came here to ask that MT. Harding be the guest of their home
 town for the winter. He took the in
 vitation under advisement.
 In asking the vice president-elect tC
 advise with the cabinet, Mir. Harding
 fulfilled a promise made soon after hi:
 nomination. It is understood that be fore accepting Mir. Coolidge askeg whether he might not be considered al
 interloper at the cabinet table and MT Harding replied that as president h'
 would feel free to select his advisor' . as he saw fit, regardless of the prac
 tices Of recent years.
 Quite aside from its relationship [,
 my own status" said Governor Cool , idge after the conference. T have beer gratified at Senator Harding's declara
 ton that he intends to make the vic
 president a more significant part in tn administration. To whatever extent ] may be possible for me to be helpfu it will be q great pleasure to me to ai'
 him and I will be very sure my par l. can be played in all sincerity of ain because developments of the campaigl ? ard our interview of today have mad y certain that we will approach the prob lems of the next foue years with har Fmonious purposes
 T have found that he Is deeply i'm pressed with the gravity of the tas
 before hisa administration, determine
 to secure d real unity of national effoI r. that shall displace all possibilities (
 factional and partisan difference an
 eager to make the recent overwhelmfn r majority of the nation vote the pledg t of new era of good feeling and ma u tional unanimity.
 ,, "Of course it is gratifying to me a V it is to all Americans to see the fashio q in which Senator Harding is taking u e the preliminaries of his administrator : He is very plainly bringing the na
 tional mind to agreement as to q course that may be followed in oJ - campaign policies with assurance th5 . 1t will have the support of the who
 people, which Is, in this time of worl T uncertainty. a prerequisite of succe:
 in the administration.
 $ MT. Coolidge would not go into dC S tails about the cabinet appointments l e discussed with Senator Harding. bl
 said a number of names were meI 't toned and that the president -ele l I,s- 1f-N tIFNF1G