Evening star., 1920-07-16
IN D. c.
| FOR c. 0. P. FUND
UNDER ONE HEAD
Edward F. CoIIaday Arranges
for Shipment of Supplies
to Local Headquarters.

Edward F. Colladay. republican ma
t1onal committeeman for the District
OF Columbia, on his return today from
conference at the republican ma
tional headquarters in New York
stated that no person or organization
other than William T. Galliher.
chairman of the ways and means
committee for the District, or per-
sons authorized by him, have any
authority to collect any money in the
District for the republican campaign
While at the New York headquar-
ters Mr Colladay arranged that gem
De shipped promptly to Washington
ana that All such supplies, including
buttons, Autographs, literature, etc.
Will be sent to the headquarters at
lS2o New York avenue. This is the
office of the republican state commits
tee. of which William T, Galliher is
chairman; the Office of the Harding
and Collidge Club, of which T. Lin
coin townsend is president, and of
the League of Republican State
Clubs. OF which Mr.. Colladay is
president.
Mr.. Colladay announced that any
persons or organizations desiring
recognition or supplies should apply
a, the headquarters
Mr.. Camps Appointment Confirmed.
Mr. Coiladay as national committee
man and Mr. Galliher as state chair
man: Following conferences with Earl
5; kinsley. the national director of
me ulvlsion OF republican state clubs.
and with John Hays Hammond, the
honorary director. appointed Henry
M. camp of the League of Republi-
can State Clubs last May as vice di-
| rector for the District of Columbia,
and that appointment was confirmed
by national Chairman Hays.
The Harding and Coolidge Club. of
which I. Lincoln Townsend is presi-
dent, and which now has more than
zoo paid members and which is re-
ceivlng many applications for mem
| pershlp daily, was organized under
Mr.. Camps direction. Other.clubS are
TO be organized as rapidly as possible.
Invited to Attend Ceremonies.
Invitations for the notification cere-
monies at Marion, Ohio, on July 90.
! were sent out today by Mr.. Galliher.
| Arrangements are to be made at a
! meeting tonight to send delega-
ton from the Harding and Coolidg>
| Club. The delegation from Washing
ton will include Mr.. Galliher, as state
committeeman, and Charles c. Glover,
as official representative on the noti-
! f1cation committee, and other promi-
nent republican leaders.
| Arrangeme for a most active
campaign for membership in the
Harding and Coolidge Club are to be
made at the meeting tonight in the
Headquarters, 1926 New York avenue
| Arrangements also will be made for
the organization of other clubs.
Mrs. Virginia White Speel. chairman
l of the woman's division, with Mrs
Mary Logan Tucker and Miss Mary
lO'Toole. will attend the meeting
to complete plans for the organization
of a woman's Harding and Coolidge
club.
MIR. Pickering Makes Statement.
Marshal w. Pickering was surprised
to read in the papers today that he
had been appointed last night as vice
chairman of the Harding and Coolidge
this was without his knowledge OF
| consent, as he is affiliated with the
League of Republican State Clubs. and
i any work that he does during the
campaign to further the success OF
| the republican candidates will be done
through the official organization.
1 League of Clubs to Meet.
| Monday night the League of Republi.
can State Clubs is to meet at the re-
publican headquarters and the veterans
of many presidential campaigns who are
members are showing great eagerness
to start whirlwind campaign to sen6
a record number from Washington back
Into the states to vote for Harding and
| lCooIidge./ Among the veteran and active
members are secretaries to many sem
Iators and representatives and other em-
ploys at the Capitol. including William
Tyler Fage, clerk of the House: Herman
A. Phillips, journal clerk: Ed Martin
italy clerk. Other prominent members
include Senator Moses of New Hamp-
shire and Representative William Z.
Andrews of Nebraska.