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as . Mast 23, 1920. “REED AND SHIELDS, DEMOCRATS, ASKED TO HARDING PARLEY Pomerene, Borah, Root, Taft and Hughes Also Invited | to Discuss League. | WASHINGTON, Nov. 2%.— Harry M. Daugherty, pre-convention mana- ger of Senator Harding, has been a busy man since he arrived here yes- terday. ™ Incidentally he had a conference with Senator Lodge, the subject of which both refused to disclose. Daugherty says that in talking to the man who “eabotaged" the treaty, he represent- ed himself and carried no message from Senator Harding. ‘A surmise ts that he sounded out the Senator as to his views on the Secretaryship of State. Mr. Lodge's friends say he would not consider the job, but he might like to be invited to fill it, “Comprehensive questions of for- eign and domestic policy will be taken up by President-elect Haming with those public men who have been or will be invited to confer with him at Marion during the period between this time and March 4,” said Mr Daugherty. “The purpose not only will be to devise some method by which peace may be restored, but also to seek Means of restoring normal conditions fm this country. This will include the “gtabilization of business, the equali- ; zation of taxation and such other do- mestic problems as must be taken up under the new Administration.” | Ho was positive the list of invited included Elihu Root, ex-President | Taft and former Associate Justice | Hughes. In addition to Senator Shields he was certain that invite- | tions have been given to Senator! Reed, Senator Knox, author of the resolution by which {t is hoped to re- | store peace without the League of Nations; Senator Pomerene, a Demo- | erat who favored the Lodge reserva-| ‘ tions; Senator Capper of Kansas, | Senator Borah and Senator Lodge Bo believed Hiram Johnson was on | | the list and n \dea that Senator Hitehcoe invited. | ea about Senator never heard, either Tt isa Hitchcock. stood the Lodge known Daugherty sald many other public men would be requested to visit Mar- fon and confer with the President. { elect. New names will be suggested it would hose invited to discuss ms with Mr. Hardingp In f Mr. Daugherty, invitations, Mr. the League of Na- Daugherty said, tlons was not specifically mentioned | 1ike to take up various quetions of Mr. D: an the topic of consideration at the| consequence with ‘hose invited. proposed conference. get out that the President-elect would ‘discussed with Nitted, but refused when the Republien w a. Oh! ‘ Mor i * i 10 teil The fat op! 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