The Washington times., 1920-06-22

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care more about the tender feelings of
one pxfty ofneial. than about justice
70 millions OF women
THOSE IN DELEGATION.
In the visiting women's delegation
were Mrs. John Gordon Battle of
Columbus, Ohio. a contributor TO the
Harding campaign fund: Mrs Michael
Van Buren,. OF Middletown. n. l.: Mrs
Helena Hill Weed, OF Norvalk, Conn,
and Mrs. John Carey, OF Indianapolis.
Ind. who were original Harding
workers.
Others in the delegation were Mrs.
Genevisve Allen. San Francisco; Mrs
Florence Bsyard Hiiies. Delaware;
Mrs. sheldon Jackson. Mrs. ellison
Gsrdner Mrs. Nina -E. Aliender. Dis
trict of Columbia; Mrs. Donald r.
Hooker, Maryland; Miss Alice, Paul,
New Jersey; Mrs. Robert Patterson
Keith Forrest, Massachusetts,; Miss
emma Wold. Oregon; Miss Mary
Insham. Philadelphia; Miss Sue
White, Tennessee: Mrs. Benisna
Green Kalb, Texas: Mrs. Albion Lang,
Vermont. and Mrs. Sophie G.. Meredith,
Virginia.
Oscar. s. Straus. OF New York. for
mer Secretary OF Commerce and La
bor and one time Progressive candi,
date for governor OF New York. con-
ferred today with Senator Harding.
Mr.. Straus is interested in the forma-
tion of a League to Enforce Peace,
and In progressive labor. trade, and
financial legislation.
The Republican national campaign.
today went into swing throughout the
country.
Before going to his private offices
IN the Senate Office Building this
morning Senator Harding, the Repub-
lican Presidential nominee, approved
the selection of members of the exec
utive committee. made by members or
the national committee, which. with
National Committee Chairman Hays,
will direct the campaign.
HEADQUARTERS INSTRUCTED.
Acceptances have been received
from those appointed to this commit
tee. and telegraphic and telephone
messages, rushed through the night,
had outlined their duties and started
them on the campaign.
Headquarters at New York, Chi
cago, Washington and San Francisco,
and the subheadquarters at Denver,
previously established by Hays, were
directed this morning to put them
selves in shape for the most active
campaign IT is possible for the lead
ers and managers to frame.
Chairman Hays indicated today that
special attention is to be paid to the
publicity feature OF the campaign
Careful plans are to be laid for the
education OF the voters on the policy
to be pursued by the Republicans il
restored to complete national power
in the executive and continued in the
H. Ia
ment.
TO FIGHT "oNE-MAN POwER.-
Special stress is to be laid on the
declaration of Senator Harding that
there shall be an end to one-man
power and a return to a constitution
al form of government under the Re-
publican party.
"It takes more than one man to run
the American Government says Sch
ator Harding.
Senator Harding sat all yesterday
with the special committee OF the
national committee which worked out
details of the campaign plan and Sc
lected the executive committee. He
resumed these conferences this morn
ing to give his final approval to the
work of the committee which had ex-
tended far into the night.
The Senator spent last evening at
his homo, whipping into shape some
OF the many ideas he has gathered
for his speech of acceptance. He plans
to be ready to put the finishing
touches on this important document
within a few hours after the an.
nouncement of the Democratic plat
form to be adopted by the San Fran
cisco convention.
On his return to his offices today
he entered upon the series of confer
.nces he has invited with Republican.
leaders OF every shade of political
thought. These interviews are plan
ned to harmonize Republicans. The
leading question put to every Repub-
lican visitor is: Are you against the
Democratic Administration and the
Democratic S--ty?"
DECATUR HEIGHTS.
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