New-York tribune., 1922-05-13
Harding Tells
Women Party
Rule Is Be,st
Addresses Jersey Repuh,;...
Club at Atlantic City. Cis1 AZ
vising New Voters u. .o'
Best to Serve Conn.,
Praises Work of Banl...
Motors From Capital Wal
His Wife, Plays Golf ,,'d and
Delivers Two Spee.L.o' o
spectnf Dtspnteh 10 III. I'LL

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ATLANTT GETTY. Nav -
dent Harding addressed two aua;. a.'s-
in Atlantic City tonight. A. a's'''e' ~.
ference Of the New Jersey u. e'h-
Republican Club, the P,es;d... ..'sn
oorsed party government. and H.. 'h'
fore the convention Of the N.n ~ 'e-
Bankers Association at e.. Is''e u'
Chelsea he paid a tribute 10 Il, .Y'ei
the bankers are playing In il. p'''
world emergency. "
The President found hinse1f ..,
late at both gatherings, due to u. .s' x'
that his watch was set at Wassisn" Ss "f
standard time, while Atlantic C,"s0f C,.msI
daylight saving time. 1t was Ia.ss
when he addressed the woms, 'v.S .ss
1880 when he appeared befo,. 40 40
bankers, making it all in al, st,,.a Wv
ons day. It comprised a 200-ndile r....
trip from Washington, from AK ~.
morning to 4:30 this aft.,,.s.'
eighteen holes Of golf. anotb.- ssa, s..,
trip to Atlantic City Of twely. ,.;.' s1..
from the Seaview Country Club. xb.,. ,,
he and Mrs. Harding are the gues,s s,s
several days Of Senator Walter fss,.
his speeches at the shore and rsts,,
to Seavicw.
How Best to Serve Country
Il believe with all my hear. .s.,
women can only play their part in M.
tional acsirs fully and best when .b.g
play it in connection with recoeuirst
political organization he said at tbs
first meeting. Il do not beliey, r
personal. group or sex government.
"This is the first opportunity haze
had to speak to an assemblage q
women since you came into your ful
inheritance of civil rights by taxing
part in the elections throughout the
United States. am glad you cane
into your own and I know you vii
think / am sincere when ! tell you
liked very we'll the way you partici
pated in 1920.
"Of course. | have a preference as
to which party women should belong,
but | would say with all sincerity 70
any woman in America if you cannsl
subscribe to the enuncisted principles
and policies OF one party, choose ar
other which comes more nearly er-
pressing your views. And. If you DO
not find one outstanding party ph;sf
represents that which you believe to
make it believe what you think is
right.
Woman's Judgment Needed
mo group Of women can tel! eas.
is precisely the best thing TO do VII
out consulting the men any more sha'
any group of men can tell what is b;s
without consulting the women. II
want your .counsels, intuition jajr-
ment, instinct and inspiration. 'gE
you give Us that sort of Cooperate
We will have party in whose hala:
my government would be safe. haH
had some disappointments, as you saFs
had. Political parties cannot alFays
do as they promise. That may seem
strange, but it is true. Yet you werd
think less of them than you do if taei
promised less. In the upheaval OF The
world, in the disordered state attend
ing war, with the whole country adrlil
in avenues we never knew before,
has not been possible to do everything
that the party with which you and
are associated hoped TO do.
"But we are doing wonderful lo'
and we are doing more. and We sle
not doing it for the party alone ou,
for the United States Of America an'
the. world"
Praises Bankers Work
II want to take this opportunity O
expressing the gratitude Of the kerso .s;.
II hunkerc M y1t
country played in the great To.'g'
emergency" he said at the psnA''
gathering. Eli.
He then declared that if the wor'dn
ever placed again in on Its fees ~
American banker would play. Ieaa@
part in the work. The worlds s!ssI@s
suffering, he said, was econeuis .st L. ,
financial, and as yet the word ass Iys ws
realized what it has gone snfoa9a. 9..S
asserted that he had been m,oEnS
that one of the CONSPICUOUS nsnons ~
the world has foreign ana oomiss' .s
obligations which exceeded its te...Iy teIy
"The world can never bet set ai'sas
unless America plays her part ~ s''
cluded.
ABSECON. n. j.. May 12.-Preneea.
Harding and Mrs. Harding arrived Ie.. ,s..
by motor car from Washington 70"
this afternoon to pass the weeK-errul No.. -
the guests of Senator Walter e. nas.'
of New Jersey. The trip from "sSn
ington was uneventful. In TINS auS
other New Jersey communities senvv. ~.
children lined the streets eo salute ~.
President. President Harding pIayeo. q,
round of golf at the Seavlew .N.t,r.s. .,.t,
der guard of Secret Service opei"
making the course in l0S.. Mrs.
In his party are Speaker ana
Gillett, Senator and Mrs. Josspn
Frelinghuysen, Brigadler uH ",
Dawes, the Presidents physician, .ar. M
and Mrs. E. B. Mclean, OF Wasnirrserss, rssrs,
Senator Phipps, of Colorado, 1s prssi.
B. Christian. secretary to tne Son.
dent; r. A. Zachary, secretary " Ssr;es
ator Edge, and several Secre. 81
men and newspaper correspondents
Visited Hardingville
Their route from the Cseital .s' 3.
planned with a view to avoidlcs w
larger cities, with the eonNassrr, .r,
demonstrations and delays. Inete ,s.ss .
several short stops, however, az p.'' !,
where groups of school chiiofsn '..s.
citizens were waiting to act as ie'''
tion committees. u..a;ns.
The longest Of these was at nsI'Ths. n.
Vile. ten miles from Salem, N. ...nes. :.
motorists made detour at the ~ - to
of citizens of that place IN olus' The
pass through the town bearing nus.,aed
Harding family name. 1t was nsntu.
for a New Jersey pioneer OF two esA
At Elmer, n. j., several thousand a.rse. rs
sons were lined up along the s.rty
through which the Presidents, rpsh;!e
passed and the cars were stoppeu :, "A.
The President made brief informs -,
dress in which he explained tnst NJ s,sid rid
ON a vacation and trying ~ ..yer.
speech-making but was grateful ne n ii.