The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-04
PROMINENT MEN AMONG THOSE
 FORMERLY ALLIED WITH COP.
 AND MOOSE, NOW FOR WILSON

 Progressive parties, or independent in their political preferences, who have declared their intention to sup port President Wilson and his pro- gressive Democratic policies, are many known to national and even in- ternational fame The names of a few; of these follow:
 ACHESON, Dr. E. Gybbon, Presi- dent of the Acheson Corporation. Doctor of Science and inventor of carborundum and artificial graphite.
 ADAMS, Samuel Hopkins. author and journalist, now with the New York Tribune.
 ADDAMS, Jane, leader in the so- cia1 settlement movement, founder of Chicagos famous Hull House, and member of the Committee of Nine which Col Roosevelt named as his special advisers in the 1912 campaign.
 ADLER, Dr. Felix, leader of the Ethical Culture Society and noted publicist and educator.
 AXTELL, Mrs. Frances, one of the most prominent suffragists in the state of Washington. who resigned from the .Women's CongressiOnal Union to work for the reelection of President Wilson.
 AVER, Frederick F., lifelong Re- ! publican, lawyer, poet and philan- thropist, a director of the New York ! Tribune and member of Union League Club.
 Babson, Roger w., noted statisti- elan and financial authority. BAKER, Ray Stannard, associate editor of The American Magazine, and author of "Our New Prosperity (1910) and other works. BLISS, Perry, Professor of Eng fish at Harvard University and for mer editor of the Atlantic Monthly.
 BRADY, the Rev. Dr. Cyrus Towns send, clergyman, novelist and essay ist.
 BROATCH, w. J., lifelong Repub- lican, ex-Mayor of Omaha, delegate to the last Progressive National con- vention.
 BURBANK, Luther, the worlds most distinguished scientist in plant life and development.
 CARY, Ex-Gov. Joseph M., of Wyoming, member of the committee that framed the first Progressive plat form, in 1912.
 CODY, William F., Buffalo Bill,'' former Republican and Progressive. < COLBY, Bainbridge, former Pro- gressive leader, who twice nominated Roosevelt for the Presidency on that ] ticket.
 Cooke, Marjorie Benton, novelist, author of "Bambi,' etc.
 COSTIGAN, Edward F., Progress sive party candidate for Governor of Colorado in 1912 and 1914.
 DARROW, Clarence, Chicago writ- CT, attorney and champion of labor.
 DE lBACA, M. C., of New Mexico, member of the committee that fram- ed the first Progressive platform, in 1912.
 DRExEL, Miss Constance, Red Cross nurse until recently, having spent much time in the trenches in France.
 EDISON, Thomas A., Americans most famous inventor.
 ELIOT, Dr. Charles w., President Emeritus of Harvard University.
 ELLIOTT, General Charles D., prominent West Virginia Progress sive, former United States Marshal and Adjutant General of the West Virginia National Guard.
 ENDICOTT, Henry B., of Dedham, Mass, and Binghamton, N. Y., part owner of the largest shoe factory in the world.
 sJ EVANS, Elizabeth Glendower, member of the Massachusetts com mission which was the first in the United States to investigate women's wages.
 FISHER, Irving, Professor of Political Economy at Yale University and a member of >Roosevelt's Nation al Conservation Commission.
 FLOYD John B., former Mayor of Charlestown, active Republican leader in West Virginia, and, former member of thef House of Delegates.
 FORD, tHeDFy. famous automobile manufactured, who has practically demonstrated that equal pay for men and women on profit-sharing basis makes for labor's advancement and industrial progress, and who was Michigan's choice for President in the Republican primaries.
 FORD, John, Supreme Court Jus- tice of New York city, a lifelong Republican.
 FUNK, Mrs Antoinette, of Illinois, one of the most distinguished suf- fragistS of America.
 GARFIELD, Dr. Harry A., Presi- dent of Williams College and. son of the martyred President Garfield.
 GARRETSON, A. B., President of the Order of Railway Conductors and lifelong Republican.
 GARVEN, Ex-Gov. Lucius F. C., of Rhode Island, member of the com mittee that framed the first Progress sive platform, in 1912.
 GLADDEN., Dr. Washington, prom inent clergyman and author and life- long Republican.
 GRIFFIN, J. F., President of the Chicago Board of Trade, and a life- long Republican.
 HALBERT, Hugh T., of Minnesota, member of the committee that fram- ed the first Progressive platform, in 1912.
 HALE, Matthew, Chairman of the Massachusetts Progressive Commit tee.
 HANSON. Ole, of Washington State, twice nominated by the Progressives for United States Senator.
 HAMILTON, Alice, political editor of the New Republic.
 HANSBROUGH, Henry Clay, Re- publican Senator from North Dakota for IS years.
 HENDERSON,, Prof. Yanden, of the Yale Medical School, one of the pioneer Progressives.
 HENEY, Francis J., Progressive leader of California and famous pros ecutor of San Francisco's notorious graft cases.