Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-19

The league renewed its pledge to
cooperate with the authorities in Sc
curing better law enforcement. and
thanked members of Congress who
labored to bring prohibition to the
District. The resolutions added:
I'VE are deeply appreciative of those
Washington newspapers, and we espe-
cially have in mind The Star, which
have by both news items and editorial
expression shown the need of strict
enforcement of the prohibition law.
we earnestly urge them to keep law
enforcement before the public. believ-
ing that in no other way can public
sentiment be made more effective"
The league also deplored the death
of Senator Jacob H. Gallinger of New
Hampshire, whose work." the resolu-
tons stated. against the liquor traffic
to do in bringing about our prohibi-
ton law. He was one of the national
leaders in the long but successful fight
against the legalized beverage liquor
traffic. and his counsel and advice are
greatly missed"
Officers and Trustees Named.
Oficers and trustees of the Anti-Sa-
loon League of the District were elect
ed. as follows:
President, Andrew Wilson; presi-
dent pro TEN, Lee D. I.atimer.
Vice presidents-Bishop William
Fraser Mcdowell, Very Rev. P. ].
OCallaghan, Rev. Samuel H. Greene.
Rev: J. Henning helms, Norton NJ.
Gen. Nelson A. Miles. U. s. A, retired,
and DR.. Creed W. Childs.
Chaplain. Rev. George A. Miller; sec
rotary, Henry F. Lowe; treasurer,
Hugh A. Thrift; executive secretary
and attorney. Albert E. Shoemaker.
Board of trustees (ex-ofhcio)-An-
drew Wilson, Lee D. Latimer, Henry
E. Shoemaker.
OenominationaD - Adventists. Rev.
Charles S. Longacre; Baptist, DR.. Owen
p. Kellar and c. Clinton James; Baptist
(colored), Rev. J. Milton Waldron and
Rev. Walter H. Brooks; Christian, Rev.
George A Miller and Rev. Edward B.
Bagby; Congregational, Rev. w. A.
Morgan and Fred L. Fishback; Friends,
Rev. Lindley D. Clark; Friends, Albert
Stabler; Greek Catholic, Rev. Joakim
Alexopoulos; Lutheran. Rev: Chas. H.
Butler and Rev. S. T. Nicholas; Luz
theran (colored), Rev. D. E. Wiseman;
Methodist Episcopal South, Rev. ]. c.
Copenhaver; African Methodist Epis-
copal Zion. Rev. II. J. Calls; Metho-
dist Episcopal South, Rev. Mathew w.
Clair; Methodist Episcopal (colored).
Rev. William H. Dean: African Meth
&,
Methodist Protestant. Rev J. Frank
lin Bryan; Protestant Episcopal, Rev.
George F. Dudley. Rev. William Oscar
Roone, jr., and Rev. S. E. BruIidage;
Presbyterian, Rev. Alfred E. Barrow;
Presbyterian (Southern), James Trim
BILE; Presbyterian (United), Rev. ]. AL
vim Campbell; Presbyterian (colored),
Rev. Francis ]. Grimke: Reformed,
Rev. James D. Buhrer; Roman Catho-
lie, Rev. Eugene A. Hannah and
Judge William H: DeLacy: Methodist
and Rev. Edward Hayes: United Breth-
rem, Rev. Charles E. Fultz; Univer-
salist, Charles S. Davis; Unitarian,
Rev. U. G. B. Pierce.
Trustees from other organizations
Christian Endeavor Union, Harvey B.
Otterman and J. r. Thomas; Christian
Endeavof Conference. James r. Moss;
District Epworth League, George l..
Conner and Robert L. Burbank: District
Epworth League lsouth). Harold E.
Ramsey; Observation-Disclosures Mission
airy Union. Mrs. John N. Culbertson;
Independent Order of Jonadabs, John R
Mahoney; Women's Christian Temper
ance Union, Mrs. Emma Sanford Shell
ton; Women's Christian Temperance
Union. No. 2, Mrs. c. W. Harris.
Additional trustees-Mrs. Suessa B.
Blaine, Edward S. Brashears, Rev. Luz
cius c. Clark. H Vigil Easterling,
Mrs. j. A. Edgar. Rev. John R Ed
wards. Charles j. Gates. N. Z. Gardner,
Rev. James L. Gordon, Rev. Daniel H.
Martin. Rev. John MacMurray, Theodore
A. Hostettler. e. Hilton Jackson. Robert
H. McNei1l, William v. Mahoney, Rev,
F. j. Prettyman, Miss Georgia Robert
son. George w. F. Swartzell, Edward S.
Taft and Maj. Samuel H. Walker.