The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-06
w. w. DUNFORD.
Clerk to Administrative Board.
Aprtl & JaI-
HOUSE COMMITTEES
ARE NEARLY COMPLETE
ihose OF Especial Interest to Prohibit
ton Workers Are Now All
Pretty Well Known.

Washington. April 5.--The make
up OF committees of the house. while
| proceeding slowly due TO the fact that
the Republican leaders have vet To
assign their new members, has pro-
ceeded to such point that the mem
| bership of such committees as are
OF special interest TO the prohibition
! FORCES OF the country are pretty well
known. These committees have been
( made up entirely as far as the ma
jority membership is concerned, and
| they also include all Republicans who
were reelected kast fall
AS thus arranged, the committees
are as follows:
~Adolph J. sabbath. chairman. Ili-
nois; John l. Burnett OF Alah ama;
! Frank Clark. OF Florida: John A. Kew
of Ohio; Denver s. Church. Of Cali
fornia, NJ. Clyde Kelly. of Pennsyiva-
MIA. ddison T. smith
OF Idaho; Patrick d. Norton. of North
Dakota; Frederick r. Lehlback, OF
New Jersey.
Rules; Democrats Edward W. Pou
chairman. North Carolina: Finnis ]
Garrett, of Tennessee: Martin d. Eos
ter OF Illinois; James C. CantrIll. of
Kentucky; Pat Harrison OF Missis-
sippi. Daniel ]. Riordan. OF New
York: VI. Clyde Kelly. OF Pennsylva-
mia: Thomas ID. SchaIl. of Minnesota
Republicans-Ph Philip T. Campbell. of
| Kansas; Irvine l.. Lenroot, of Wiscon-
sin.
Judiciary: Democrats Edwin Y.
Webb, chairman. North Carolina: c.
{. cartin, of Virginia. Robert Y.
Thomas, Of Kentucky: William l..
lgoe, OF Missouri: Warren s Gard or
Ohio; Richard s whaley. of South
Carolina; Thaddeus H. Caraway. of
Arkansas; NJ. M, Nicely. of West Viz
gina Henry J. Steele, of Pennsylva-
mia: John Randall Walker. of Geor-
gia; Hatton w. Summers. of Texas:
Joseph " Flynn, of New York. Re
puhlicans-Andrew ]. Volsted. OF Min
nesota; John NJ Nelson, OF Wiscon-
sin; Dick 7. Morgan. OF Oklahoma:
George s, Graham, of PENNSYLVANIA;
Walter NJ, Chandler. OF New York
Leonidas c, Dyer, of Missouri: Joseph
Walsh. of Massachusetts
Insular Affairs: Democrats-Wil-
liam A. Jones, chairman. of Virginia;
Finnis J. Garrett, Of Tennessee: Har-
vey Helm. of Kentucky: Joseph j.
Russell of Missouri: Clement Brum-
baugh. of Ohio: Peter j. Dooling, OF
New York: James B. Aswell, OF
Louisiana; Christopher D. Sullivan, of
New York: T. ID. McKeown. of Okla
homa; L. d. Robinson, OF North Caro-
lima: Marvin Jones. of Texas; Fred H.
Dominick. of South Carolina. Repub-
licans-Horace M. Towner of Iowa:
Clarence b. Miller. of Minnesota:
Simeon d. Fess of Ohio: George NJ.
Young, of North Dakota; John A. Pc
ters. of Maine; Charles f. Fuller, of
Illinois; Richard w Austin. OF Ten
frfD
gon.
Indian Affairs: Democrats-Charles
D. Carter, chairman, Of Oklahoma:
Carl Hayden. OF Arizona: Denver S.
Church, of California; VIM. J. Sears.
of Florida; c. G. Dill, OF Washington:
John n. Tillman. of Arkansas. Harry
l.. Candy. Of South Dakota; William
w. Hastings. of Oklahoma; Joe H.
Eagle. OF Texas: w. 3. Walton, of
New Mexico: Zeb Weaver, of North
Carolina. Republicans-Philip p.
Campbell. of Kansas: Patrock D.
Norton. Of North Dakota: S. Wallace
Dempsey. Of New York; Homer p.
Snyder. of New York; Royal c. John
son. OF South Dakota: Franklin F. |
Ellsworth, of Minnesota.
Postoffices and Post Roads: Demo-
crats--John A. Moon, chairman, or
Tennessee: Thomas NJ. Bell. OF Geor-
,gia; William +. Cox, of Indiana: AR
thur b. Rouse. of Kentucky: Frede-
rick L. Blackman. of Alabama Ed
ward Z. Holland, of Virginia; Daniel
j. Griffin. of New York; Peter +.
Tague, of Massachusetts, Eugene
Black. of Texas: William A. Ayers. OF
krnsas; Charles II. Randall. of CALI
fornia; Bruce F. Sterling. of Pennsyl-
vania. Republicans-Halvor Steiner
son. Of Minnesota. Martin b. Madden,
OF Illinois: william w. Girest. OF
Pennsylvania: Ira G. copley. OF ILL.,