Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-03
REAvIS Named
ON ROOSEVELT
MEMORIAL LIST
Hays Appoints Committee
Representative Of Many
Activities Touched by y
Former President.

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mel of the Roosevelt permanent me-
mortal national committee, creation
of which was authorized by the re-
publican national committee at Chi
cago last month. was announced TO-
night by Will Fl Hays.
The committee, which is nonpar-
tisan, will receive contributions and
suggestions for a suitable memorial
to Colonel Roosevelt and eventually
will erect the memorial
On the committee. which is head
ed by William Boyce Thompson,
director of the New York Federal
bank, are members representative of
the many activities in American life,
which were touched by Colonel
Roosevelt during his career.
William H. Taft, Colonel Roose-
velts successor in the White House,
and Charles E. Hughes are honor
airy chairmen of the committee.
Vice Chairmen are: Senator Lodge.
Senator Johnson, John Mitchell Of
New York and John T. King of
Connecticut Albert H. Wiggin Of
New York is treasurer.
Other members are:
Former cabinet members: Charles
I Bonaparte. Baltimore; George B.
Cortelyou, New York; Lyman J..
Gage, California James r. Garfield.
Ohio; Philander c. Knox, Pennsyl.
vania; Truman Newberry, Michigan :;
Slihu Root, New York; Leslie M.
Shaw. District of Columbia; Oscar
S. Straus, New York; James Wilson,
Iowa; Luke l. Wright, Tennessee;
Robert ]. Wynne. District of Column
bia. and Victor H. Metcalf, Gator
MIA.
Wood Represents Army.
Army: Gen. Leonard Wood.
Navy: Admiral Robert E. Feary.
Newspapers and magazines: Ly-
man Abbott. "the Outlook" New
York: Irwin R, Kiukwood, The kar-
sas City Star; Charles Scribner,
ner, Scribner's Magazine, and Henry
]. Wrigham, The Metropolitan.
Business: Harold L. Iches. Illi-
nois; Albert d, Lasker. Illinois;
William Loeb, jr, New York; John
M Parker, Louisiana; George w.
Perkins New York; Clifford Pin
chot, : Pennsylvania; Joseph O..
Thompson, Alabama; Harry F.
Sinclair. New York; Augustus H.
Vogel, Wisconsin; William Wrigley.
IT., Illinois, and Phillip Stewart,
Colorado
Farm: Henry c. Wallace. Iowa.
Labor: John Mitchell, New York,
and Congressman John l. Nolan,
California.
Church; Cardinal Gibbons and
Rev. DR.. William T. Manning, New
York.
Social worker: Raymond. Robins,
Illinois.
Education: DR.. "A. Lawrence
Lowell, Massachusetts,.
Letters: Col. George Harvey,
New Jersey, and William Dean
Howells. New York.
Art: John Sargent, New York.
Music: Walter Damrosch, New
York
Stage: David Warfeld, New
York.
Women: Mrs. Whitelaw Reid,
New York; Mrs. Frank A. Gibson,
California, and Miss Harriet f.
V;ttun, Illinois.
Nature Comrade Named.
Naturalist: John Burroughs, New
York.
Big game hunters: Carl E. A..
Kelly, New York; Seth Bullock,
South Dakota; Russell Coles, Vir-
ginia; John c. Greenway, Arizona,
and w. w. Sewell, Maine.
Negro; Principal Robert R. Mo
ton. Tuskegee, Ala.
Senator's: Frank B. Kellogg,
Minnesota; William S. Kenyon,
Iowa. and Miles Poindexter, Wash
ington.
Representatives: Simeon D. Fess,
Ohio: Clifton N. Macarthur, Oregon;
John |. Nolan, California; Wallace
White, Maine. and Charles F.
Reavis, Nebraska.
Governors: Henry ]. Allen, Kan
sas: R. Livingston Beckman, Rhode
Island; Thomas c. Campbell,
Arizona, and James p Goodrich,
Indiana.
National Committee: Jacob l..
Baler, Missouri; Willis c. Cook,
North Dakota: Coleman Dupont,
Delaware; H. F. MacGregor, Texas;
William P. Jackson, Mississippi;
Earl S. Kingsley, Vermont; Thomas
A. NARROW, Montana; H. L. Rem
mel, Arkansas; Patrick Sullivan,
Wyoming, and Charles B. Warren,
Michiran