Show BOURBONS PLAN FAIR CAMPAIGN Democrats to Ignore Race Objections to Treaty Cummings Says New York Jan I 17 The i.-The The Democrat part party will conduct its Us presidential campaign cam cam- without regard to group SToup Interests Inter Inter- ests Homer S S. CUmmIngs chairman of ot tho tile Democrat national committee declared de do- dared today Mr Cummings s hero to attend a meeting of or the committee on arrangements for the lie SUn San Francisco Francsco convention Si so stated when asked whether the thc part party intended to undertake undertake under under- take an any propaganda to overcome the reported defection o of certain Irish and other elements clements opposed to rat ratification of or the peace treaty In Its present form Ve Wo are arc going to consider the treaty and other issues isue as os Americans he as as- as I r 1 am unalterably opposed to considering this question in an any other way Personally I racial ob ob- ob objections to the thc peace treaty arc are moro more noise than anything else Those who Continued on page 2 DEMOCRATS FORMULATE PlANS FOR CAMPAIGN Continued from Cram Page Pago 1 tire aria iut- shouting tho the loudest haven haven't t been strong stron- for us anyway Pat on Treaty to th the tho fact tact Mr 11 Cummings pointed committee had en endorsed endorsed endorsed en- en that tho the national submitted treaty as tho the peace b by tho the President and was standing believed belle that Issue Those who pat on Inimical to tho the that the tho treaty was aspirations of oC the Irish POpie people people peo PO- political treaty eal said The Tho pie were wore wrong ho he and the league of nations ho hI declared to all the tho small would bo be A o. real benefit nations that announced Chairman Cummings I had been mado made madoas misstatements so many campaign for funds as to the Democrat that ho he would issue a a. formal statement soon replying to themI them I feel that tho the chairman of or the tho national national na na- na- na lIonal committee should should not enter Into he said but buta personal controversy a has become almost al almost ll- ll the tho criticism Against us to Is Issue issue is- is compelled most libelous and I feel IS-I IS sue suo a formal reply and matte make our position position position po po- po- po clear I Committees Committee Named I IThe transacted by the The only business committee on arrangements was ap- ap of ot six Alx subcommittees to handle handle handle han han- dle various arlous phases of ot tho the convention full fuU plans plane No 0 other meeting of ot the tho expected until about committee Is e national committee committee com corn Juno June 1 I when hen both tho the committee commit commit- and the arrangements tee will assemble in San Francisco to tomake tomake tomako make mako tho the final convention plans Tho The temporary chairman probably will be named then Women were Nero represented on the tho committee committee committee com com- of or arrangements today for or the tho first time In the party's parts history according according ac ac- ac- ac cording to party leaders in tho the persons persons persons per per- sons of or Mrs George Georte Bass Dass of at Chicago chairman of or tho the women's bureau of ot the national committee and Miss Mary ar E. E Koy 10 of ot Los Angeles Only Rooms I lre e r The Tho committee agreed to provide hotel notel rooms free froe of or charge chargo to members of tho the national committee and associate asso asso- elate members while at tho the convention but they will VdU bo be required to pay for their meals and railroad transportation as ns in tho the past Following Is the list of oC subcommittees tees tho the first named being chairman in each case Hotels and entertainment Isidore B. B C California John T. T Bar- Bar nett Colorado Dr J. J V. W. Coughlin Massachusetts Robert IT H. Elder Idaho Mrs George Georgo Bass Illinois Transportation Charles stein Illinois Patrick II IL Quinn Rhode Island Wilbur Wllbur W. W Marsh Iowa Frederick Frederick Frederick Fred Fred- erick B. B Lynch Minnesota Isidore B. B California Hall lIall and seating Norman E. E Mack Now New York Wilbur W. W 0 Marsh Iowa a Edmund II H. Moore Ohio A A 1 F. F Mullen Nebraska Miss liss Mary E E. Foy Califor Callor- nia rIckets Tickets and badges Homer S S. S Cummings Cummings Cum- Cum Connecticut Edward G. G Hoffman HoHman Hoffman Hoff HoH- man Indiana Dr J. J W. W Coughlin Massachusetts Massachusetts Massachusetts Mass Mass- J. J Bruce Kremer Montana Charles Illinois Press Clark Howell Geor Georgia la Norman Norman Norman Nor Nor- man E. E Mack New York Edmund H. H Moore Ohio l Personnel Homer S S. S Cummings Connecticut Connecticut Con Con- Frederick B. B I yn Minnesota Minnesota Minne Minne- sota J J. Bruce Kremer Montana Norman Norman Nor Nor- 01 man E E. Macit New York John T T. T Barnett Bar- Bar nett Colorado |