Evening star., 1928-03-20
WOMENS 'SCHOOL ="
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TO VISIT COOLIDGE
6. 0. P. Session Hears His.
tory OF Party Explained.
Administration Lauded.

President Coolidge will receive mem.
bers OF the Political Campaign School
being conducted under the auspices OF
the League of Republican Women at
the willard Hotel at 1880 O'Clock on
Thursday. the women were informed
TO-DAY during a course OF instruction In
which they heard the history of the
party explained. the Coolidge admins
tration extoiled and listened TO the ad-
vice that they should actively start or
EaniSaticn 70 insure party victory this
Fall.
A letter from President Coolidge was
read ~ the morning session In which
he praised the aims Of the school" and
expressed the hope that women will
take advantage of 1t.
Senator Fess of Ohio took as his topic
The History of the Republican Party
and declared that the real trouble with
the coal industry is that 1t is over
manned. The Senator. who is O men,
Der of the Senate investigating COM
naittee probing labor conditions In the
bituninous coal industry of Pennsyl-
vania. said there are 500. 900 men en-
ployed In the coal industry. where 800
900 could do the work He explained
that IL all the miners we're employed
an overproduction would result. with o
consequent necessity of closing down
the mines until the consumers could
use the surplus.
Party Backs Business.
Senator Fess told the women that the
Republican party "discriminates in
favor Of the American. instead Of In
favor OF the European" and added that
the policy Of the Republican party is
to maintain the integrity Of American
business"
Reminiscing, the Senator recalled
that IL the election had taken place
three weeks after the late william Jen-
nings Bryan made his famous is TO /
silver statement. he would have swept
the country from coast To coast. He
said that In trying 10 elect two presi-
dents on the same day" in 1919. the
Republican party lost nut
Representative Charles A. Eaton ot
New Jersey took as his topic, Accom-
pliKhments Of the Coolidge Administra-
| ton" and said that America needs n
keep the Coolidge point of view" ma.
tioraiiv and locally. Calvin Coolidge
ne declared, In the first man 10 oec,ipy
the White House who fully realized the
needs of the sRe in which he lived
adding that ne has had associated with
| him the two supreme geniuSeA." Sec.
retary Andrew W. Mellon and Herbert
| Hoover.
Representative Eaton auerted that n.
IL going 70 tight 20 bring the fa-rne,
ana the coal miner up 70 the level oi
/ the industrial worker.
| Earl Verable. executive secretary ot
the Republican national c0ngrcSsiona
committee. speaking on Party Orgsni.
zation Prom Prsctlcal Standpoint" re-
/ called that the history ~ ,he Renibii
can 0arty Is It's best campaign document
and urged the women 10 become aciiv,
/ IN party organization and aid tn get.
/ ting out the VOTE
! Hear Tariff TsIk.
The afternoon session vas set aDar
Tor an address on Taxes and Govern
Hsent Finances bY ogden Miiis. I'm
eerseefelafy 0t the Treasury. ami on,
IN Tine Psychology NJ the Crowd" b,
Mrs Anne TillerY Renfhaw. R0unt
table discussion was scheduled N follou
/, Tonight representative Walter n
Newton of Minnesota VIII SPEAK ~
! Foreign and Domestic Commerce"
Representative Albert Johnson. chair
man of the House immigration commit
bs. aill spesk m immigration Rrstrie
ION sne Irvine 1 Lenrooi. iofme