Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-03
COMMITTEE WILL
PLAN MEMORIAL
FOR ROOSEVELT
NOn-PartiSan Body Receive
Contributions and Eventual
Iy viii Have Charge of
Erection of Memorial,
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MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wIRel
New York, Feb. 1.-The personnel
of the Roosevelt Permanent Memoir
ial National committee, creation of
which was authorized by the fepubli-
can national committee at Chicago
last month was announced today by
win II. Hays.
The committee which is non-parti
san, will receive contributions and
suggestions for a suitable memorial
to Colonel Roosevelt and eventually
will erect the memorial.
on the committee which is head
cd by William Boyce Thompson, d.
rector of the New York Federal Re-
serve bank, are members representa-
tive of the many activities in Ameri-
can life which were touched by Col
onel Roosevelt during his career.
William H. Taft, Colonel Roose-
velts successor in the white house
and Charles e. Hughes. are honorary
chairmen of the committee. Vice
chairmen- are Senator Lodge of Mas
sachusetts; Senator Johnson of Cali
fornia; John Mitchell of New York;
A. r. Hert of Kentucky. and John T.
King of Connecticut. Albert II. Wig
gin of New York is treasurer.
net members. Charles J. Bonapart,
Baltimore, Md; George B. Cortelyou
New York: Lyman j. Gage, Califor-
mia: James r. Garfield, Ohio; Phil
ander c. Knox, Pennsylvania; Tru-
man Fl. Newberry Michigan;- Elihu
Root. New York Leslie NJ. Shaw,
District of Columbia; Oscar S. Straus,
New York; James Wilson, Iowa: Luke
|. Wright, Tennessee: Robert J.
Wynne, District of Columbia, and Vie
tor II. Metcalf, California.
Army: General Leonard Wood.
Navy: Rear Admiral Robert =
Peary
Newspapers and Magazines. Ly-
man Abbott, The outlook. New York;
Irwin II. Kirkwood, The Kansas City
Star; Charles Scribner, Scrihner's
Magazine. and Henry j. Whigham.
The Metropolitan.
BUSINESS Harold l.. Ickes. Hi
nois; Albert y. Lasker, Illinois; Will
liam Loeb, Jr, New York; John NJ.
Parker, louisiana; George w. Per-
kins, New York; Clifford Pinchot,
Pennsylvania; Joseph O. Thompson,
Alabama Harry +. Sinclair, New
York; Augustus Fl. Vogel, Wisconsin;
William Wrigley, Jr., Illinois, and
Philip Stewart, Colorado.
Farm: Henry c. Wallace. Iowa.
Labor: John Mitchell. New York,
and Congressman John !. Nolan, Cali
fornia.
Church: Cardinal Gibbons and Rev.
DR.. William T Manning, New York.
Social Worker: Raymond Robins,
Illinois.
Education: DR.. A. Lawrence, Low
ell, Massachusetts.
~
Jersey and William Dean Howells,
New York
Art: John Sargent. New York.
Music: Walter Damroseh. Newtl
York.
StaGc-David Warficld, New York.
Women: Mrs. Whitelaw Reid, New
York; Mrs Frank A, Gibson. Cali
fornia, and Miss Harriet +. Vittun,
Illinois.
Naturalist: John Burroughs, Now
York.
Big game hunters and rough riders
Carl f. Akeley, New York; Seth
Bullock, South Dakota: Russell Coles,
Virginia; John c. Grcenway. Arizona, !
and w. w. Sewell. Maine.
Negro: Principal Robert r. Motion. !
Tuskegee, Ala.
Senators: Frank r. Kellogg, Min |
ncsota; William S. Kcyon, iowa, and |
Miles Poindexter Washington
Representatives Simeon ID, Fess, /
Ohio; Clifton N, Macarthur. Oregon |
John !. Nolan. CALIFORNIA;; Wallace |
White, Maine, and Charles F. Reavis, |
Nebraska.
Governors: Henry j. Allen, Kansas; |
r. Livingston Beeckman Rhode Is |
land; Thomas c. Campbell. Arizona, |
and James p. Goodrich. Indiana.
National committeemen Jacob t. /
Babler, Missouri; Willis c. Cook |
North Dakota; Coleman Dupont, Del |
aware; II. f. McGregor, Texas; Will |
liam p. Jackson Maryland; Earle s. |
Kingsley, Vermont; Thomas A. Mar
low, Montana; II. l.. Kennel. Ar !
kansas; Patrick Sullivan, Wyoming |
and Charles 3. Warren, Michigan.