Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29
HAYS NAMES COMMITTEE
HENRY w. ANDERSON is ON
REPUBLICAN ADVISORY BODY
Leading &. o. i. Members to Number
OF III VIII Work ON Plans and
Policies.
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This committee includes twelve
members OF the Republican National
! committee. whose appointment has
been announced previously by Mr..
Hays.
Among members OF this committee
is Colonel Henry w. Anderson OF Viz.
cinia.
The purpose of this committee"
MI Hays said. is TO invite the advice
and cooperation OF the ATTEST men and
women from al groups, sections. in
dUstry, business. professions ana in
tercsi N the nation; to gather per-
iinent facts and data. 10 study tn;en-
sivelN the larger problems confront
ms us, and 10 ofrr ;he result Of their
efforts as suggestions to the rcsolu-
tons committee.
VIII Re Working Body.
This committee will itself be a
working body" ne added. and will
suggest the line OF thought and in
Eestigation Tor great many others.
entire time 10 the effort. Those giving
a substantial amount OF time viii con-
sutute an eNccutive committee OF
which ogden l.. Mills III. Of New York
Ian oLauGhlin. of Washington. y. c..
secretary The organization for the
committees activities viii be enlarge ed
and additional mcmbers designated as
the scope Of the work broadcns."
Party progra!ns." Mr. Hays as
serted. must always be subject TO
i.icnuIncnl ana Cn1nSs DS the rcSDon-
slblc living. thought expressed within
the party by men and women alike.
The Republican party's half century OF
II is only on future fulflimcnt that it's
Usefulness will depend. The party
must continu" TO DO tho instrument
10 apply 70 now and changing condi-
lions the wisdom Of experience and
the efficacy OF honest, Jealous service.
II Is tho party OF The future or there
' lao.
Party Memberships Duty.
To men and women alike is offered
me Inc, riE En- o. poiiticai seif.dctermnn-
ship is to say what the party's pur.
pose shall hc. what its policies shall
become. Tho fundamentally essential
opportunity Of the membership To OK
press itself II is the problem
of the party membership to determine
what the party stands for. Through
IL al, however, should run a Suprcme
motif. and in the Republican party
mat supreme motif is the honest un-
selfish. patriotic and intelligent effort
to promote and safeguard the best in
terestS OF the republic and it's citizens"
In his statement announcing the
coInmittec's appointment. Mr. Hays
The potentiality for usefulness to
the country and the party of such =
eommit .i is very, great; The prob
measurable in magnitude and com
pie%ity. The majority OF the citizenry
or the country believe that the re
with the solution. The country wants,
and is entitled. not only to this faith
In the honesty OF intention and funda-
mental ability of the Republican PARTY
nut to well-defincd statement OF
purpose {. and party program.
commensurate with the needs If they
nave for their consideration the relia-
the best brains in the party working
TOT i've months in the evolution Of the
suggestions
Ascertain Needs OF Nation.
'Under.y!nE the whole plan is the
great fact, which the national com
mittGe recognizes that there rests on
responsibility OF ascertaininE fully tho
needs OF the nation. and frankly, hon
eE,!y "a, ana definitely stating the funda-
luton Of tho problems in comprc-
hcnsiblc program OF constructive meas
ur"s Then: r"coEnizing that the plat
net|ccn INC party and tho people, it
shall be tho supreme duty and purposes
81 N" party when intrusted with power
TO square it's performances with its
Teh new members OF the committee.
AZ OF whom have agreed TO serve. in
G ,;sS,y x Henry Alien. Kansas, Kansas.
da1s2 " rhom n,nu MGrih GaFe5ina
Goyerno5 Robert b '' Cary. Wyomin=.
Jnas;"r Ajhe5 Gus GHnn ,,, s, Iowa.
AtSers i Fan Esq; Sew M Mssies
EranN Fatrinrton. Illinois.
ssnatcr f'rede5,ok fTcIIi;ns hnysen. New
,McIreson;a,iSe FrSdsTi FIX II. cnie,,. Massa.
sn5. G.ar 2s oo q sss5 seS York
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r,55annii. n,j.,ehao%Y. %ew yoSStkN
aag a Es9' l tqfGf ash Nsw XSrs
han,cl G. Jrrcklins. Arizona.
S..nnnn;;oo-- r -2i,a Knox. ,rennsylvans.
j.}. !; i..nc,s: lI.@"tsia@a. Wisconsin
,i'"fes",ntp,tiyr NichalAs I.ongwor,h. Ohio.
N ~ !" Yf y, S{Iis i1o Js2 yor,,
d.. Ea"resen,aliVe FRANK W Mondcu. wyom.
. fa1asqr d HasTs Ne Ei,, ,aaifp.
i GpyGTHC .1l rGtg %@GHpsek South Dakota
'%@n ' Saba I.H Tissi,.. %tsh'nE'0" d
G t"rEs W NJ i.4 Ps"p%r TSyGnsylvania
clifford IInchot. Pennsylvania
Mir. k"y;nund Robins. Il!irni-
Theodore Roosevelt. New York
l:iihu Root. New York
Victor Roscwatr- Nebraska
Andrew !. Russell ArkanqI-
~. jacob Could Schur,nNn Vow yo-r
1br. Albert shaw Sow VOL, -
Roscoe tODkln Sammors IScntucky
William II TAFT. Connecticut
Representative VIII J TAYLOR Tcnn.,s.o
Joseph +. rilson. Georgia
u. Il. Tolhcr-. Jr. South Carolina
Frank a. NandHriip. New Work
senator James T.. Watson. indiana
HsrrV 4. Wheeler Illinois
William Allen white. kaneos
william X Wilcox. Now YORK
Siias Williams. Tennessee
Henry Lane Wilson. indiana.
". II Wilson Texas
Robert r. McCormick. Illinois.
Joseph NJ Patterson Illinois