The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06
HARDING PREPARES LIST
OF THE, LEADING MINDS.
Will Consult Republicans and
Democrats With Regard to
New Association of
Nations

Marion. Ohio. No.. 5--President-Elec
Harding already has began fultnlment
Of his campaign promise. To consult the
nations leading minds with regard to
4 new association of nations. and he
hopes that by the time Of his inauSura-
tion next March h" Will have laid the
groundwork OF a plan behind which the
sentiment of tho nation can unite.
A list OF those 70 be consulted first
has been drawn up. and invitations are
EotnG forward to several to come I"
Marion at the conclusion Of the months
vacation trip which is 10 he started
by the President Elect tomorrow morn
ing. Both Republicans and democrats
are to present their views in Individual
and personal talks with Mr.. Harding
during the winter months. but ne does
not contemplate for the present, al
least. any general assemblage OF his
advisers for round table discussion.
The names OF those already inHlteq
have not been made public, but II was
said In an announcement from the
President Elects office tonight. that
men and women who have been eminent
in the discussion of our foreign rela-
tionS" made up the list. Additions VIII
be made during Mr.. Hardtng's vacation
trip, 1t was added. although no consider
alton will be given by him during that
period to the choice Of cabinet
Conference With Hays.
conference between Senator Harding and
VIII H. Hays. who az Republican nat
iounl chairman led the campaign Tor
Harding and Coolidge. Neither revealed
what subjects they had discussed put
II was understood the chairmaNs VISIT
here was made at Mr. Harding rrQutS,'
md had TO do both with the campaign
inst closed and with the policies 10
be shaped for the coming adm tn!Strattoh.
The object Of tic Senator's vacation
trip IS Point Isabel Texas. and a!thnugh
no plans to occupy most or ms t1i''c
there hunting and fishing. annther 0t
his close campaign advisers. Harry NJ
Daugherty, will accompany him. IT Is
taken for granted there Will be some
discussion Of policies and adinlh!Stra-
tive programs between them. -
Today. Mr.. Harding declined an otfer
OF President Wilson to provide MN WIN
a hattleship for the voyage to the Fana-
ma Canal zone which IS "a follow y
twelve days stay at Point Isabel. In
response TO a telegram from Secretary
Daniels. conveying the PRESIDENTS pro
nosal, the President-Elect wired ina.
he was thankful but already had closed
an agreement TO make the trip on
hitch Il Adjusted.
T, u,as said at Hardin" hcaduuartcrS
tonight, that a hitch over the !fi'I"s
schedule had been adjusted. anu tnat .
nronoSaf to have the liner go OUT OF Its
rsgular course to pick up the parry AT
caiveston, had been abandCuHd. Under
tbe present plan the departure VIII oe
do from New Orleans. t. which p3lit
~ senator and Mrs. Harding anu thSsI
o,'asts viii 70 from To!nt Isabel ~
soil The sailing date. however, has not
been announced. soos on an
.ssacistion Of nations already was TAX
N . Sorno was revealed IN this announce
ment @ from Mr.. Hardings office: ,.
Senator Harding let it be know. KNOWN
today that he Is sending out nnInps'
of requests for personal and very m,
formal conferences with men anu ',ssion
who have been eminent IN ra .He oanycr.
OF our foreign relations. IheSe e"'''''
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