Arizona republican., 1919-02-03
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 UPON ROOSEVELT. b|C COMMIT FEE
Permanent National Com Mission Is Appointed In cludes Nations Biggest Names West Not Over looked Arizona Has Two Members Every Phase Of Life Included.
SALT LAKE CITY, Feb. a. Governor Simon Bamberger today designated Sunday, February g, as Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Day.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2.-The personnel of the Roosevelt Permanent Memorial National Commission, creation of which was authorized by the republi- can national committee at Chicago last month, was announced today by Will H. Hays.
 The commission, which is n-parti- san, will receive contributions and sug7 gestions for a suitables monument to Colonel Roosevelt and eventually will erect the memorial.
 On the commission, which is headed by William Boyce Thompson, director of the New York federal reserve bank, are members representative of the many activities in American life which were touched by Colonel Roosevelt during his career.
 William H. Taft, Colonel Roosevelts successor in the White House, and Charles E. Hughes, are honorary chairmen of the commission. Vice chairmen are Senator Lodge of Mas sachusetts; Senator Johnson of Cali fornia; John Mitchell of New York; A. T. Hurt of Kentucky, and John T. King of Connecticut. Albert H. Wig gin of New York is treasurer.
 Many Big Names Other members are: Former cabinet members: Charles H. Monaparte Bal timore, Maryland; George B. Cortel- you, New York; Lyman J. Gage, Cali r fornia; James R. Garfield, Ohio; Phil ander c. Knox, Pennsylvania; Tru- man H. Newberry, Michigan; Elihu Root New York; Leslie M. Shaw, District of Columbia; Oscar s. Strauss, New York; James Wilson, Iowa; Luke [. Wright, Tennessee; Robert J. Wynne, District of Columbia; and | Victor H. Metcalfe, California. Army: General Leonard Wood.
 Navy: Admiral Robert E. Peary. Newspapers and magazines: Ly- man Abbott, The Outlook, New York; Irving R. Kirkwood, The Kansas City l Star; Charles Scribner, Scribners' Magazine; and Henry J. Whigham, The Metropolitan.
 | Business: Harold L. Ickes, Illinois Albert D. Lasker, Illinois; William Loeb, Ja., New York; John M. Parker Louisiana; George W. Perkins, New York; Clifford Pinchot, Pennsylvania Joseph o. Thompson, Alabama; Harry F. Sinclair, New York; Augustus H Vogel. Wisconsin: William wrigley Jr., Illinois and Phillip Stewart, Colo rado.
 All Phases of Life
 Farm: Henry c. Wallace, Iowa.
 Labor: John Mitchell, New York and Congressman John I. Nolan, Cali fornia.
 Church: Cardinal Gibbons and Rev pr. William T. Manning. New York.
 Social Worker: Raymond Robins Illinois.
 Education: Dr. A. Lawrence Lowell Massachusetts.
 Letters: Colonel George Harvey New Jersey, and William Dean How els, New York.
 Art. John Sargent, New York.
 Music: Walter Damrosch, New York.
 Stage: David Warfield. New York
 Women: Mrs. Whitelaw Reid, New York; Mrs. Frank A. Gibson, California and Miss Harriett E. Vittun, Illinois.
 Naturalist: John Burroughs, New York.
 Governor Campbell Included
 Big game hunters and rough riders Carl E. Akeley, New York; Seth Bui lock. South Dakota; Russell Coles Virginia John c. Greenway, Arizona and W. W. Sewell, Maine. Negro: Principal Robert R, Moton Tuskagee, Alabama
 Senators: Frank B. Kellogg, Min nesota; William H. Kenyon, Iowa, an, Miles Poindexter. Washington. Representatives: Simon D. Fess Ohio; Clifton =. McArthur, Oregon John I. Nolan, California; Wallac
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