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SENATOR HARDING
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tall white pillars iOrmec a srotlraf confL
Of honor % mark The route ~ thf parader,
and along the way scarg'ly Windows Fls
without - portrait n the candidaif
Improvised sandwich stands we're every
where Prohteering wa taboo by agfrr.
ment Of the city's business mon, nd
many housewives had laid in an erifa
supply ~ food ~ make sure no one vert
hungry. Most ~ The public c0uutera effn
under supervision u the churches
One of the delegations ~ who's coming
Senator Harding looked forward Fifh
keenest anticipation NAs bras baud
from Caledonia, his bOyhOod home lt
had been pieecd together by biz nd
assistants u the day when b. t00ted tle
trombone and had been praoticinR ever
since the Chicago convention On od
favorites % stir the mcmory ~ tfe
nominee
The purple, white and gold n ite
woman suffrage cause early mndf o. ap
pearance in the crowds, but a plan n ifa
women % picket the notification rrrf-
monies was abandoned
The Senator had an appointment rfh
n delegation from the National Woman
I Party. who wanted him 20 al IN se0rrg
favorable action by tho Tennessee Iern
lature on the suffrage Amendment He
said he would b. glad ~ Fter ~ thfr
request bat would have ~ .r.rff'afa
reply 70 make.
I last night he saw rlelegafior from 10
( National American Woman ,iifmge
( Association and scn' r. teleKrnrn 'r ~
I Carrie Chapman Gait head a W.
association declaring that 2 arv fr
I publican member ~ tho l0gislafflrf neFri
/ his opinion b. would advirr fhr' t.r
/ amendment ~ ratified ~ 0rcr
I VIII n Hays fhc nafi0na -harrwfr.
! was tho PRECEDING 0fcer - fhe nu'f-
! cation. FOR whi~h he rify had rrh'fef fs
7 Chautauqua pavilion The 1r1gar
Z cluded an invocation by BISHOP Wl'liam
I r Oldham ~ fhr Ne'h0dir' fusrnprl
E Church, The formal notifcanDr fneseh tr
I Senator Lodgr chairman 1e rnf'h.
cation committee -cnafnr Iiardfngs n-
sponsr, and ucnedirfi1r uy afher
Joseph ) Drnning pastor IL Mary
Catholic Church hcre A gf-e club rarre
from Columbus - cad 'he esser1hlage 3
singing thc star ~panRled Banner tnd
America
SENATOR LODGF's sPEFrH
The sneech ~ Sena'or Henry sbaf
Lodge formally notifying senator Hard
ing dealt largely with ~ foreign unilev
~ the government 4nd tho kFpuhliean
attitude On The treaty. nf 'ne lsagiie III
Nation
Dnnesflc and ec0nrrntc questions .f
extreme cnmplerlfv and difficulty uusi hr
dealt with ~ nnce in .urh a Anv ~ tp
meet the nccds ~ he time elld hf
we shall not sttemrf '0 disrIss 'heer
questions Ia anv detail neralse 40 .now
that you will declare oar noiires p
regard 10 them n acr0rdancp NOT only unh
the lifelong principles 80 the kepuhhmn
party but also with the 0pIninns rnrrnfiv
declared by the Republican Couvention
at Chicago II q not for Is n enuruerate
them 10 won. for n Is 20 YOU thar ~ inuE
70 set forth the proper poliries to 10 pur-
sued bv the Rcpublics.n party nnfh Hn
the campaign ana when charged v1th the
responsibility ~ administration lnd
legislation. OaIr immediate dutv and tnat
Of all Republicans ana ili true Amer1cans
who are thinking Of the problems mi
perils OF the present ard oi ne iuture q
10 give YOU such generous ana cumpiste
4 support that when YOU take 40 the duties
+ 81 the grea. office for winch yuu have neen
nominated. YOU wall ind . House tnd
senate n full sympathy with your pur-
poses and ready % and YOU IN every say n
carving them 70 fulhllnent.
The present sItuatiCn. however nrInE
with 10 far-reachIng questions .i 'T-
eign policy % a degree never Nno~n q
our previous history At oar osn duurs
+ we have Mexico IN q state li llsurdfr
and disintegTauon % ehirh oar 'ov-
eminent. has unhappuv most ltcraiir
4 contributed. here TaFe -eapun-
slbllity not 70 be evadsd uf e=caped Ne
rightly insist upon me supremacy 'he
American Hemisphere 1i the Aonfue
doctrine, which vas .eclarrl ny ls RI
order 70 guard the safety 80 ne nuei
States and save the NeV World tl u
as possible from rhe war tna nlsinf-
tunes of the CID We Justly demand 'ne
abstention Of Europe from ans nt
ference with American Iut-tiune. 700
this doctrine of ours 1rngs slth noe
ONLY It's benefits hut - duties ~ rln-
ditiOn oi MeNcu, rWInE arg ucas-
ure 10 the SHORTCOMINGS nf -Uu .a1vtn-
ment, could not well BE- Ro0st ln4 AZ
must make up oar minds that Nf nut
only owe II to ourselves ro protect herr.
as al over the World hurrcal rights
and interests 50 long neglected.. rut 'n
reach out a helping hand -u 'ne AeAl-
can people '0 The end hat te nd 'rurr
may be established n that uautrN NnirA
has been plunged lnto 8narrHN tud -lrs14
with continuous civil war To ne
highest importance % be mtre states
that Meuco should b, bath nrsT.ruus
and peaceful and We mus. ar l, ar
that without our Nd toe Mn-caa Hrlp.r
cannot properly 81 speedily nrag Atdt
the improved conditions t1u B., s
of law and peace which ~
ed, they desire as much is 49,
NO national campaign '.I "A n.
dency has ever involved .rt ssii's
than this one. which uoW cs t'om
Us. Upon you. SIR VIII Pest 3, -ra utf
and heavy burden 20 e,.cutIt. 'urf1
We look 70 you Ia fun aonh0eI. "Ai
US and the people oi aul 'vIuE .ntrt
out from the darkness aud ror..,... h1.rI
the war has hruueh, uNou HHhn H''
the hight which shines upou ..f... 1Dr
peace rcigns and the 'o>r lt-...
law and of order rules lu fAc nc.r- 'nc
people Then We can ,Ean 'a>D D.
work of advancing thc H stale
along the broad ROAD thi h..s u
cess, the road which Vi Nss .l'uN ra
for more than 4 ccniur Iht notfd
We shall not only rls, to ~t.H .,'cr h,lghis
of achievement for ourselves hut IL co.
ablcd to render the h-gt~t tnd nuosi
service 20 humanity
Senator Harding slsy~h u. H.
pears on page 6.
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