San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-25
Have Many "MOdels' to
Choose From While Re-
publicans Must Take One
Already Picked in Hard
ing.
H. CAROLYN VANCE.

Uopyright. by The san Antonio Light
washington. ID. C., March "a
Spring styles in presidential candl-
dates are intriguing democratic wo-
men. They are going through
bIissful period Of window shopping
whereas their Republican sisters pro-
claim their supreme content with last
seasons model, now that the Harding
candidacy seems assured.
THE Democratic women will be the
first Of their sex to have n hand N
choosing a presidential nominee
chortles Mrs. Emily Newell Blair. the
Democratic leader The Republican
PARTY. including the women. must ac-
cent President Harding as nominee
in 1924, or repudiate his admins
tration. Since women had nothing 10
do with the selection of Harding as
the nominee at the last Republican
onvention-ratificatio OF suffrage
came too late for that-they will be
in no wav responsible for him II he
should be elected the second time:
president Harding suits US iine.
even though We didn't nominate him,
ind snantly answer the Republican
women.
Shopping around. milling II you
prefer. is a delightful way of killing
time. no doubt, but the Democratic
women will look until they are cross
eyed before they find n more sub
.tantial piece of presidential material,
guaranteed not to fade away from
duty. or shrink from responsibility,
argue these Republican women polltl-
clans.
And in triumphant tones, they
ask. where will they obtain hand
somer MATERIAL
Thrills Of Bargain Hunting.
II is still early in the season, OF
course. but presidential candidates are
beginning TO coyly appear iii the
Democratic shop windows. The wo-
men are eyeing them tentatively. ex-
periencing TO the full all Of the
thrills known to bargain hunters.
shown again in the hope that II
would take better than heretofore,
is The sCox- model. The slim. nay
attentuated. lines of the one labelled
the aMcAdoo- also is attracting much
feminine attention. The benign
curves Of the Underwood" scintillat-
ing from among a group Of stylish
stouts which also includes the -Pome-
rene, and the "Ralston." For those
who prefer regal splendor. there is
the sJohn Davis long conspicuous
at the Court Of st. James. 4 popu-
lar sport model is the al Smith"
that has been the rage among women
for a long time in New York and
Albany. And the models of the mo-
ment number almost a dozen with
new shipments arriving daily.
Women are actually putting as
much energetic thought into politics
these days as they do in the subject
of dress. according to Mrs. Harriet
TAYLOR Upton, Republican leader.
Elaborate plans for cnsnaring the
- feminine voter in the next campaign
are going swiftly forward at both
party headquarters. Political pag-
eants of historical interest is scheme
of the Democratic women to interest
their sex. These will be put on il
many parts of the country as soor
as grass becomes green this spring
There also will be developed indoor
plays or catchy political skits. One
of such "The truth and nothing but
the truth" made a great hit in New
York City not long ago. Miss Mary
Archer. national committeewomar
from Pennsylvania. under whose man