Washington, June 21 Re
publican campaign plans began a
to take definite shape at a con-'
ference today of Senator Hard-.,
ing and members of a sub-com-,
mittee of the Republican Na
tional Committee. This com-.:
mittee headed by Chairman)
Will Hays . was named , at the
Chicago convention-
Besides fixing the date for the ofll-,
cial notification of Senator Harding
of his nomination the conference dis . ;
cussed Important features of the cam-. s
paign..
Members of the sub-committee in
addition to Mr. Hays are Charles
Dills of New York; John W. Weeks,.
Massachusetts; A. T. Hert, Kentucky; "
J. L. Hamon, Oklahoma; Ralph
Williams, Oregon; Fred W, Upham,
treasurer of the national committee,
and Clarence B. Miller, secretary.
Harry Daugherty, who managed Sen.
ator Harding's pre-convention cam
paign, will, at his own request, be ,
relieved of any further burden in
carrying on the campaign, it is stat
ed, and the conference is expected to
name an executive committee to
w v u uuarge 01 Liie campaign.
mure man 10 memDers ana will In
clude a number of women.
named addresses in Washington and
New York as the offices of the organ
ization. Redding, Jonas said, worked
through the Universal Negro Im-.
provement Association, and the Black
Star Line Steamship Company, a
negro organization which owns one
steamer.
Police raided a garage near the
scene of the riot and captured one of
the fantastic robes worn by the
"Princes," five short barreled rifles, a
picture of Jonas and the Abyssinian
delegation taken when they landed in
New York, and some of Reddings
propaganda.
The Abyssinians explained at yes
terday's meeting to boom Mayor
Thompson as a third party presiden
tial candidate that the Abyssinian
treaty was negotiated under the ad-.
