The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-04

spirited C1ClZen.
 JACOBS. Isidor, President of the
 California Canneries Company. JOHNSON, George l., of Bingham ton, N r., part owner of the largest
 shoe manufactory in the world. JOHNSON, Jackson, of St. Louis, Chairman of the Board of the Ma
 tional Shoe Company, one of the big
 gest shoe concerns in the country.
 JOHNSON, Prof. Louis, Professor of Engineering at Harvard and for
 mer Progressive. JONES, Mother" known in the
 labor world as "the greatest friend the coal miners ever had" JONES, Miona, prominent Chicago 1 suffragist. JONES, the Rev. Dr. David Lloyd, | noted Chicago clergyman. JONES, Richard Lloyd, editor sec retary and part-organlzer; of the Lin- l coin Farm Association. LEE, Mrs. George E., former Re- publican and Progressive of Illinois. l, LINDSEY, Judge Benjamin B., l 'The Fighting Judge" of Denver, Hiram Johnson's choice for Progress sive vice-President in 1912. LIPPMAN, Walter, editor of the New Republic and former member of the Executive Committee of the
 Intercollegiate Socialist Society. LITTLE, MilasJ of Texas, owner of the Webb County Lumber Company, with large interests in Mexico. LOCKWOOD, Dr. Belva, pioneer
 suffragist and and the only woman
 who ever ran for President of the l United States, now Attorney General of the Women's Party ~ of the Union Pacific Railroad LUBIN, David, founder of the In-
 ternational Institute of Agriculture
 and father of the Rural Credits
 movement in America. MCCORMICK. J. w., of Texas,
 member of the committee that fram-
 ed the first Progressive platform, in 1912. ''}
 McKELWAY, Dr. A. J., Secretary National Child Labor. Committee. AGGRESSION, Major Charles F., prominent Republican and one-time Blaine elector. " ...t MELISH, the Rev. Dr. John How | ard, noted pulpit orator and social | worker. Brooklyn. MURDOCH, Victor, Progressive of
 Kansas, ex-Congressman and editor of the Wichita Daily Eagle. MCLEAN, Elmer, noted authority on constitutional law and member of the State Executive Committee of the
 Progressive Party of Ohio. r MCDOWELL, Mary, prominent so-
 cia1 worker of the Chicago Stock
 Yards District. Y
 NoRToNI, Judge Albert D., for
 four years Progressivel eader of
 Missouri, Progressive candidate for
 Governor in 1912, and this year for
 United States Senator; until 1912 strong Republican. PARKER, John M., nominee for
 Vice President on the Progressive ticket.
 PINCHOT, Amos, one of the orig ina1 organizers of the Progressive
 party, brother of Clifford Pinchot REED, Julia Halcomb suffrage leader of Colorado. RING, Welding, twice president of
 the New York Produce Exchange and
 member of all the important trade
 bodies of New York city; until 1912 a lifelong Republican. ROMAN, Henrietta, organizer of
 the Civic Club of New York and prominent for her work along voca- tional lines in the Public School
 
 SEYMOUR, Mrs. John F., former Progressive, who wrote the campaign
 song that was dedicated to Theodore
 Roosevelt and sung at the Progress
 sive Convention in 1912. ] SCHIFF, Jacob H., of New York,
 banker and philanthropist. SEDGWICK, Ellery, Editor of the Atlantic Monthly and former Repub-. lican.
 SELWYN, Edgar, prominent play | wright and producer STEVENSON, Isaac Newton, of Co., | dorado, member of the committee l that framed the first Progressive plat form, in 1912. | STONE, Andrew J., of West Vir- ginia, member of the' committee that | framed the first Progressive plat form, in 1912.
 STROUSE,Clar B., of Virginia, member of the committee that fram- l ed the first Progressive platform, in 1912.
 FARRELL. Ida M., distinguished Progressive and writer whose Life of Lincoln" is a standard. | TAUSSIG, pr. F. w., Professor of l Economies at Harvard University. and noted tariff authority TORRENCE, J. s., lifelong Repub- | lican and chief stockholder in the
 famous Pamomas Ranch, in Chihua- hua, Mexico. TONNE, Mrs. Elizabeth, of Hol- yoke, Mass, active Progressive and
 Editor of Nautilus Magazine UNDERWOOD, Frederick D., Pres | dent of the Erie Railroad WALLACE, Henry M., Progressive National. Committeeman from Michi- gan.
 WEYL. Walter, former Progress sive, associate editor of the New Re- 1 public. WHITE, William Allen, of Kansas, 1 member of the committee that fram- ed the first Progressive platform, in 1912.
 l WILCOX, Delos F., famous civil engineer, economist and author. | WRAY, Judge Arthur G., organizer
 of the Progressive party of Nebraska l YOUNG, Mrs. Ella Flagg, former
 superintendentfof the Chicago Public schools.
 zEUBLIN, Prof. Charles, Univer. ] sity of Chicago.