Arizona republican., 1920-06-22
FIX JULY 22 AS DATE ID NOTIFY
 CUP. NOMINEE
Harding Will Be Formally Notified of Nomination at Marion, O., Home-Coo- lidge Notification to Be Held at Northampton on July 27
Republican A. p. Leased wirel

Republican A. p. Leased Wirel 1 WASHINGTON. June 21.-Senator Harding will be formally notified ot his nomination as the Republican presidential candidate July p at his home in Marion. O.
 | Governor Coolidge of Massachusetts will be notified of his nomina tion for vice president July 27 at his North ampton home.
 1 Dates for the notification ceremon- l ies were decided on today at a con- 1 ference here in which Senator Harding Chairman Hays and a sub committee of the Republican national committee participated.
 Withhold Names of Appointees The conference. which lasted all day and into the early night, also agreed on an executive committee to have general charge of the campaign. but its personnel will not be made public until tomorrow to permit Chairman 1 Hays to communicate with the pro- posed members to ascertain whether they will serve. It was understood. however. that among members ap- pointed was Harry M Daugherty of Columbus. O., pre- convention cam paign manager for Senator Harding. Under a rule adopted by the Chicago convention. the committee is to be in creased to 15 members, the five new members to be women.
 The conference was the first formal meeting between the Republican pres idential rNminee and members of the national committee.
 NIT. Hays issued a statement today praising Senator Harding and Governor Coolidge, the vice presidnetial nomi- nee, as men measuring up to every requirement. of q presidential candi- date"
 I'm strong for Harding on the front porch campaign plan.' he said, adding that Governor Coolidge held a similar attitude. Such a method he asserted.
 is the only proper way for running q presidential campaign
 Chicago to Be Headquarters
 MT Hays told newspaper men that the center of activity for the campaign would be Chicago.
 He said, however. that the New York office would be no less important than Tn the past Headquarters also will continue to be maintained, he said in Washington and San Francisco. with a branch in Denver.
 In declining to discuss campaign is- sues. MT Hays said he felt compelled to do so until after Mir Harding had made his speech of acceptance. The chairman said he expected Mir. Daugh- erty to take more than an advisory part in the campaign.
 Chairman Hays in his formal state
 Says Harding We'll Qualified
 Senator Harding possesses just those vital qualities of mind and hear+ necessary today and in the time just ahead. His boise of mind. his sound ness or judgment his hold on funda mentals, his appreciation of the needs oi today and of tomorrow. his love Of the people from whom he came and or whom he is one, and his faith in oilsin3 ms magnificent grasp of large ,iiIdlrS' ms great native ability and i'iS liainplS Tn StateSmanShiD his re gard Tor the opinion of others. his ex- peIlence and success in the handling or men his proper appreciation of his country s position as a responsible fac tor In the world future but with the IulIest realization of the absolute i'm pofIdnce or our own supreme national ism, his sterling Americanism. his righteous character and manhood and with iell his thorough huuanness qualify him in the most exceptional degree for the tremendous responsibiIi- ties which soon will be his He wifi make a splendid candidate and a great president. The country will love him. honor him. trust him and follow him Just as all who know him love and trust him. and the world will honor him.
 Too, in Governor Coolidge We have candidate for vice president that measures up to every requirement. of presidential candidate. Fortunatp indeed. is the country"
 Senator Shoot paid Mr. Harding a farewell visit before leaving today for Utah.
 The original plan was to notify Sena tor Harding of his nomination abou+ July 15, but 10 allow time for the news services 10 mail his speech to all parts or the country after il is prepared. the committee thought it advisable to post pOne the ceremonies
 "Outsiders" on Executive Committee
 Senator Harding is expected to re- main here until a few days before his notification.
 The committee remained in session until late tonight, but Senator Harding was not present, having left shortly after o'clock for his home.
 IL WIs learned that for Derbane +ba llrst tlne in the party's history. the executive committee would not be con l lined 10 members of the national com i mlttee. Instead, Mir. Hays said. seven members would be women, while the men would include a number from out i side the national committed