The Washington times., 1921-09-16
ELABORATE
FEATURES
PROPOSED
G Committee, Named by Rudolph
Meets Today to Discuss .
Celebration Details.

spectacular carnival, peace
parade and other features, including
fireworks on the Ellipse, are among
the plans being made by District Of
ficials and citizens for the entertain
ment of the foreign delegates and
visitors to the arms limitation con-
ference to open here November II.
Committee Meets Today.
District Commissioner Cuno H. Ru-
dolph, chairman Of the executive com.
will confer with big, central citizens
committee he appointed last night to
make arrangements for the entertain
ment of the visitors and delegs tes.
Each subcommittee will arrange one
part of the program. Funds to fl
nance the celebrations will be discuss
ed. and an amount will be asked to be
contributed by the business men of the
city to pay for the elaborate decora-
tons and features to be presented in
the pageants and parade, AS we'll ;ls
the carnival.
District Commissioners Oyster and
Kutz and Ralph w. Lee are vice presi-
dents of the executive committees, and
Frederick A. Fenning is secretary. a
treasurer will be selected this after.
noon.
Personnel Of Committee.
The central citizens committee ap-
pointed. and which will be divided into
different committees this afternoon,
includes:
The central committee announced
today. follows: Byron S. Adams, NJ.
e. Allies, Ross p. Andrew, c. ]. Bell,
Emil Berliner, A. E. Berry, c. X.
Berryman,-Miss Mabel T. Boardman,
Thos. Bones, Thos. Bradley, L. c.
Brandenburg, Mrs. Fred'k H. Brooke,
Fred H. Bugher, N. L. Burchell.
Mrs. c. c. Calhoun, d. J. Callihan,
w. c. Clephane, Myer Cohen, E. F.
Colladay, Prof. Geo. w. Cook, John B.
Colpoys. Chas. J. Columbus, Charles
]. Corby. w. s. Corby, II. King Corn
B. Crosthwaite, J. Harry Cunningham,
Floyd e. Davis. Mrs. John Allan
Dougherty, ]. Maury Dove, Robert s.
Downs, James A. Drain, y. II. Droop.
John Joy Edison, John L. Edwards.
william p. Emo, l.. w. Estes, Joshua
Evans, w. w. Everett w. c. Eustis, F..
A. Fenning. William ]. Father, Mrs.
James Carroll Frazer, VIM. T. Gal
liner, DIR. James A. Cannon, w.
Gwynn Gardiner, julius Garfinkle,
Mai. H. l.. Gessford, Charles c. Glow
er, c. ]. Gockeler, Thomas T. Gaff.
Mrs. Chas. Goldsmith, e. c. Graham.
w. r. GUIDE.
w. r. Ham, George E. Hamilton.
Mrs. William Hamilton, John Hays
Hammond, J. II. Hanna, w. 8. Har-
ban, Robert N. Harper, George w.
Harris, Samuel Hart, Melvin Hazen,
Perry s. Heath, ]. T. Hendrick. w. B.
Hibbs, DR.. d. Percy HicRling, F. s.
Hight, Miss Elsie NJ. Hill, Frank ].
Hogan, H. Hollerith, William L. Hous-
ton, Rev. John H. Jeffries, Frank r.
Jelliff, Henry Lincoln Johnson, Mrs.
Mary Wright johnson, o. H. P. John
son, Gen. John A. Johnston.
simon Kann. d. ]. Kaufman, Col.
Charles w. Kutz. Philip King, John
b. Larner, Ralph w. Lee. M. A. Leese,
John C.. Let's, A. Lisner, Frank NJ.
Low, H. B. F. Macfarland. Fred D.
McKenney, F. w. Mckenzie, e. B.
Mclean Avery c. Marks. Arthur j.
May. =, ?. Mertz, N: o. Messenger.
Newbold, Oliver P. Newman, c. F.
Norment. Theodore w. Noyes.
o'Tooie, Frederick D. owen, Hon.
James r. Oyster, Col. NJ. M. Parker,
James Parmalee, Julius I. Peyser,
Duncan Philips, ). j. Prescott.
Howard s. Reeside, James B.
Reynolds, ]. e. Rice, Mrs. Charles w.
Richardson, Roland Robbins, w. F.
Roberts, Hon. Cuno H. Rudolph,
percy H. Russell, Col. c. o. Sheriff.,
b, r. Saul, Albert Schulteis, DIR. +. j.
scott, Charles w. Semmes, William
r.. shannon, II. c. Sheridan, w. V.
Shipley, Odel s. Smith, Mrs. Virginia
white Speel, Edward ]. Stellwagen,
Edward l.. Stock. Mrs. Lyman B.
Swormstedt. Justice +. l.. Siddons, A.
r.. Seymour, Corcoran Thorn, Leon
,robriner, T. l.. Townsend, Mrs. Mary
Logan Tucker.
John c. Walker, Harry Wardman,
Dr. William A. Warfield, Mrs.
THOMAS +. Walsh, c. J. Waters, Jo-
seph I. Weller, Henry l.. West, Will
liam ID. West, w. B. Westlake, George
w. white. John F. Wilkins, Clarence
r. Wilson. DR.. D. Z. Wisemen, Elliott
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