The Washington herald., 1911-04-02

Konop, Wisconsin: Charles B. Smith. New
York; II. NJ. Jacoway, Arkansas, and j.
D. Post. Ohio.
The Territories-Henry D. Flood, chair
man, Virginia: William c. Houston, Ten
nessee: Benjamin G. Humphreys. Missis-
| sippi: George S. Legare, South Carolina;
Charles F., Booher, Missouri; Rufus Hardy
| Texas; John A. Martin, Colorado;. james
L. Davenport, Oklahoma: Z. +. Holland
Virginia, and Richard Z. Connell, New
York.
Insular Affairs-William A. Jones,
chairman, Virginia; Finis J. Garrett,
Tennessee; Matt R Denver. Ohio; Charles
| V. Fornes, New York; Harvey Helm,
Kentucky: Frank Clark. Florida; Martin
\. Morrison, Indiana; William a. Dick
son, Mississippi: Clement c. Dickinson,
Missouri; James l.. Davenport. Oklahoma;
Oscar Galloway. Texas: Adam c. Little
page. West Virginia; William s. Howard.
Georgia, and William +. Murray, Massa-
| chusettes.
| Railways and Canals-Charles A. Kor-
| bly,, chairman, Indiana; William G.
Sharp. Ohio: Robert F. Broussard.
louisiana; ]. Edwin Ellerbee, South Caro-
lima; George w. Gordon Tennessee;
Michael F. Conry New York; George F.
/
Harrison, Mississippi
I Mines and Mining-Martin D. Foster.
chairman, Illinois: William y. Wilson
Pennsylvania: Edward T. Taylor, Colo
rado: Ralph w. Moss. Indiana: George
White, Ohio; William J. Fields, Ken
tGcky; Curtis II. Gregg Pennsylvania;
James a. Daugherty, Missouri. and Adam
c. LittlepaEe, West Virginia.
Public buildings and Grounds Morris
Sheppard chairman. Texas; John l. Bur-
nett, Alabama; Frank Clark. Florida:
James c. Cantrin. Kentucky: S. a. Rod
Genbery, Georgia: Carter Glass, Virginia; ;
William a Ashbrook. Ohio: Henry a.
Rarnhart, Indiana: James NJ. Gudger.
North Carolina. and Edwin :. Under
hill. New York
Education-Asbury F. Leyer. chairman.
South Carolina; Timothy >T. Ansberry.
Ohio; John n Garner Texas: Richmond
+ Hobson. Alabama: Dudley VI. Hughes.
Georgia; Edmond J. Stack, Illinois: John
: Thayer. Massachusetts, and John J.
Kindred, New York
Iabor-William Il. Wilson, chairman,
Pennsylvania: Walter l.. HenSley. Arkan-
saS; James +. Maher. Now York: Arthur
T. Rouse. Kentucky; David J. Lewis.
Maryland: William s Howard. Georgia:
Frank EUchanan, Illinois, and Finly II.
Gray. Indiana.
Patrnts-WilIiam \. Oldfold, chairman.
arkansas: Martin 4. Morrison. Indiana:
Edwin Y. Webb. North Carolina: Frank
Clark Florida: Joshua W Alexander,
Missouri: Robert J. BUlklry. Ohio: Mar
tin W T.ittICton New York: Oscar Calla-
way. Texas. and Samuel y. WitherspOon,
Mississippi.
Invalid Pensions-Isaac r Sherw ood.
chairman. Ohio: George II. Lindsay. New
York: Carl c. Anderson. Ohio: John \.
NJ Ad4ir. Indiana; Joseph J. Russell.
Missouri: George W. kipp. Pennsylvania;
II. VI. JaCuwdy. Arkansas; Michael +.
Burke. Wisconsin. John NJ Hamilton.
West Virginia: William J. Fields, Ken
lucky
PensiOns-Wnliam Richardson, chair
man. Alabama; William \. Dickson. Mis-
sissippi; Daniel A. DrisColl. New York;
Wyatt Aiken. South Carolina: Frank +.
Colorado: FINLEY II. GRAY. Indiana;
George White. Ohio; Robert f. Difcn-
dcrfcr, Pennsylvania.
Claims-Edward W rou. chairman
North Carolina; John \. MaSuire, Ne
braska: Martin Dies. Texas: James g
Cantrill. kentucky: Clement g. Dickin-
son. Missouri; jefferson NJ. Levy. New
York: Hubert 4. stephens. Mississippi;
II. Robert Fowler, Illinois: W. Is. Fran
els Ohio.
War CIaims-Thetus ". Sims, chair
man. Tennessee: Alexander W. Gregg,
Texas: Gordon Lee. Georgia; Robert Y.
Thomas. jr.. kentucky; James F.. Byrnes.
South Carolina: Steven Il. Ayres. New
York: Richard +. Conncl New York: L
S. Pepper, Iowa; Claude L. Stone, nli-
nois.
The District of COlumbia-Ben johnson.
chairman. Kentucky; Wyatt Aiken. South
Carolina: John II. ROthermel, Pennsylva-
MIA: James \. HamiII. New Jersey; John
\. NJ. Adair. Indiana; Carl &. Anderson.
Ohio: Martin Dies, Texas: William A.
Oldtield. Arkansas; George r. OShau-
messy, Rhode Island: Henry George, jr,
New York; r J. Stack. Illinois: G. o.
LObeck. Nebraska: William c. RedfieId.
New York; George konig, Maryland.
Revision Of the LawS-John T. Watkins.
chairman, louisiana; Martin A Morri-
son. Indiana: William \. Cullop, Indiana;
John <. Raker, California; w. B. Francis
Ohio; Samuel w. Gould. Maine, and
JdHleS IOunS, leSaS.
Reform in the Civil Service-Hannibal
L. Goodwin. chairman. North Carolina;
David f. Finley, South Carolina: Arsene
p. Pujo, Louisiana; Charles D. Carter
Oklahoma; Martin Dies, Texas: John w
Boehne. Indiana; II. Garland Dupre,
Louisiana, and Charles A. Talcott, New
York.
Election of President. Vice President. |
w. Rucker, chairman Mis- |
souri,; Michael F.. COnry, New York; Rob- |
ert Turnbull, Virginia; Richmond P. Hob |
son, Alabama; Robert Y. Thomas, jr., |
Kentucky; Charles NJ. Stedman, North |
Carolina; Samuel J. Tribble, Georgia, and |
H. C. Claypool, Ohio.
Alcoholic Liquor Traffic-Ezekiel S. |
Gambler, jr., chairman. Mississippi. |
Adolph ]. SABBATH, Illinois; Alexander W. |
Gregg, Texas; Charles G.. Edwards, |
Georgia; w. B. Francis, Ohio; Robert Z. |
Lee. Pennsylvania, and Charles B. Smith, |
New York |
Irrigation of Arid Lands-William r. |
Smith, chairman, Texas; Arsene P. Pujo, |
Louisiana; J. Edwin Ellerbe, South Caro- |
lima: Atterson w. Rucker, Colorado; |
Dudley NJ Hughes, Georgia; Edward T. |
fornia, and Charles B. Smith, New York. |
immigration and Naturalization-John |
l.. Burnett, chairman, Alabama: Adolph |
J. SABBATH, Illinois; John NJ Moore, (
Texas; John A. NJ Adair, Indiana: Henry
NJ. Goldfosle, New York; Thomas IL |
Bell. Georgia: James NJ Curley MasSa- |