The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22
ON
COMMITTEE To
NOTIFY HARDING
New Mexico Leader to
Participate in Motif
cation Ceremony
~ -as Assoe,srre rss.s


wASHfNGTON. June 22-Com-
miitees which are to arrange the de-
tails In connection with the formal
notification OF senator Harding and
Governor Coolidge OF their nomina-
aon as republican candidates for
president and vice president were
were named today by Chairman Hays
Of the republican national committee.
r Coleman Dupont OF Delaware is
chairman OF the committee to ar
range for the notification of Senator
Harding and the other members are
senator sherman, Of Illinois: Joseph
a. Heating Of Indiana, David Mui-
yane. OF Kansas wills g. Cook. OF
south Dakota. a. q. Bursum. Of New.
Mexico aud H. H. Hynicka OF ohio.
Coolidge Committee.
J. Henry Rarihnok of Connecticut.
ls chairman OF the committee to ar
range for the notification Of GOV
crnor Coolidge and the other mem
bcrs will be F ". Estabrook, New
hampshire Earle s. kinsley Yer
mont. l. A. Cuzwvll. Minnesota. Fred
". Warner. Michigan. Rpprosenta-
tive G. u. slemp. Virginia. and Allan
u. Iayues, uf Arizona.
A. announced last night Senator
Harding Will be notified at his home
al Marion, Ohio, at 2 .. ~. on July
% and Governor Coolidge al his
home al Northampton, Mass, . y. M.
ON july -.
Harding for sunragr.
Senator Harding told "a deputatlun
OF suffragirts today that while he
could not with propricty attempt to
force any state to expedite action on
the woman suffrage amendment, he
would recommend ratification u any
state authority sought his opinion.
The nominees Views were presented
to a delegation or 20 sunragists from
~ states aud the District OF Column
hia who urged the senator To use his
Influence To- have the 3dth state ratify
the amendment Some of the women
made Vtilod threats at supporting a
third party unless ratification OF the
amendment WAS completed through
action Of republican state lcgisln-
turs
II need not tell YOU ot my interest
In the contamination of the woman
suffrage" senator HardIug said Il
voted Tor IL iu the senate. and a vote
records a senator's purpose quite as
faithfully us anything he may du.
IIopcs for Ratification
Nothing would please me more
than Co have ratification made Of
fectiNc tu give American wumauhOud
full participation iu the elections Of
next November. This desire. sin
ycrely spoken does not conflict with
my determination that I could with
proprioty attempt Co force any stat"
executive To- hasten action in viola
ton OF his own sense ut duty.
There BE- "a point with which full
eNecutiNo authority may approach u
tIcsspuss on the rights uf states and
I should not want 10 trcspuSs II
uure the commission ct authority. and
1 realize full well that, so tar 1 am
only "a party nominee. In the latter
capacity I would not wish my party
To believe mc inclined 20 trospass or
to assume To WELD % club. II any
state executive should ask my opin-
ion about extraordinary cnorts tu
,onsummatr suffrage. ! frankly viii
commend the thing YOU desire but
cannot impose demand, though
personally hope to see woman sun
rage and wom,n's fun participa
established at an early date
Mrs. GfnsvivNr Allen, uf san Fran.
cisco. said the delegation had come
to r,y,iy, CON behalf ut this dis
your country. YOUR reply aS tu what
you and YOUR party viii do tp en-
franchise these women"
W. women have done AN that ~
can do 10 nud our long suffrage strug
gle Mrs. Allen declared "Th,
power is now in your hands. Wi
Nuu usg 10 g"