Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-17

Howard Butler, 10th. Texas: Richard
Charles Collins, 18th. Wisconsin,; Rey-
nolds Conden, End. Nebraska; Lloyd
Austin Order. Sth. Ohio; John Rom
aid Dair, 4th. Pennsylvania; Francis
James Donohue, Sen, Wisconsin :
Carter Victor Dorrell, eth. Missouri;
John Martindale Duke, 9Th. Tennes-
see; Gilman Worcester Fogg, 18th.
Massachusetts; Joshua Hill, Foster.
Jr., Sth. Georgia; Laurence Hugh
Frost, 3rd. Arkansas
Roy Alexander Gano, End. Mime
sofa; Rotert Boggs Goldman. Sen,
New Jersey; Harry William Greene,
22nd. New York; Rowland Haverstick
Croft, 4th. Pennsylvania; Frank
Charles Gunderloy, 9Th. Ohio; Joseph
William Harrell, 10th. Texas; Thomas
Augustus Houston, 10th. Texas; Au-
truy Raymond Jelivette, LIST. South
Dakota; Allen Raymond Joyce: End.
New Jersey; Benjamin Katz, 9th.
Massachusetts; Carleton Grim Long.
18th Pennsylvania; William Harry
McGregor, 9th. Pennsylvania; John
Boyd Mclean, Sen, Washington.
Francis Jennings McQuillen, LIST.
South Dakota; Frederick Mackle, Jr.,
Sen, Washington; Lawrence Henry
Martin, 9Th. Pennsylvania; Herman
Newton Miller, 4th. Texas; Ernest
Parker Mills. Sen, Michigan; James
Alexander Moss, 18th. South Carolina !;
Philip Niekum, Jr., 10Th. Pennsyl-
vania; Cleveland Forsyth Pratt, Jr.,
10th. New York; Nathaniel Scudder
Prime, 23rd. New York; Henry FIRE.
mont Ripley, End. North Dakota; Yer
non Powell Robnett, 18th. Texas
Harold Jerome Ross, 5th. New York !;
George Edward Schade, 10Th. Penn
sylvania; Worrell Austin Seay, 10th
Tennessee; Macmillan Gebhardt
Seckendorff, 18th. Pennsylvania
George Leonard Shane, 18th. New
York; Ohio Perry Smoot, Jr., LIST. Vir-
GINA; Harold Payne Steel, 10th. New
Jersey; Hubert Ellis Strange, 10Th
Pennsylvania; Paul David Stroop, 7th.
Alabama; Fondville Lee Tedder, 4th.
Texas; Robert Benjamin Tobias, 9th.
Kansas; Belden Wilmer Todd, Sth.
Texas; Marie Giovanni Vangeli, 25th.
Pennsylvania; William Allison Wat
son, Sth. Tennessee; John Katz
Wells, Sen, Utah; John Allen Win
frey, Sth. Tennessee; Henry Price
Wright, Jr., Sen, Pennsylvania.
John Joseph Greytak, 18th. Penn
sylvania; Theophilus Griswold, LIST.
Massachusetts; Hamilton Hams and
Dewitt Clinton Ellis Hamburger,
at large, PRESIDENTIAL; John See
gar Heavilin, 18th. Indiana; Norman
Alexander Helfrich, 22nd. Illinois
Theodore Edward Hersey, 9Th Wis
consin; John Emerson Hitchcock,
Sem, Massachusetts; Robert Hope
Hollenbeck, 10th. Illinois; Perry Ken
meth Jeanes, 18th. Texas; Robert
Ruffin Johnson, 18th. Michigan; Will
liam Thomas Jones, 3rd California;
Fitzhugh Lee, End, at large, Presiden-
tial; Maurice Gerald Lichty, 9Th
Iowa; Norman Leader, 9Th. New
York; Diggs Logan. 18th. Texas;
Gordon Alexander Mclean, SEN, Col
orado; Duncan Calvin Macmillan,
9Th. California: Albert Dufcrd May
field, Jr, Bird. Kentucky; Robt. Keber
Meade, 7th. Indiana; Carl Philip
Metzler, Sen, Michigan; Lewis Rob-
:nson Miller, 9th. Texas; William Mil
Ter, Jr., at large. Presidential; John
Piorpont Morgan; Sen, Georgia ;
Jesse Lewis Phares, at large, Presi-
Dental; Frederick Karl Poehlmann,
25th. Pennsylvania; William l. e e
Pryor, Jr., at large, Presidential;
Herman Reich, 11th California ;
Frank Byron Schaede, 3rd. Colorado
Ralph Harold Scherer, 5th Kansas;
Herbert Weller Shaw, 9Th. California;
Sidney Layton Smith, 4th Maryland;
Yates Stirling, Sd. at, large, Presi-
Dental; Roy Biggs Stratton, Sen,
New Mexico; Clarence Orvil Taft, 9Th.
California; Olin Perry Thomas, Jr.,
at large, Pennsylvania; Alfred Rus
sell Truslow, Jr., 9Th. Georgia; Samuel
Claumont Ward, Sen, Ohio; Walter
Jones Whipple, End, 9Th. Louisiana;
William Smith Whiteside, SEN, Indi-
ana; Edward Crosby Wise, Sd. Ar
kansas; John Leland Woodbury., 4th.
Massachusetts,; Earl Blair Zirkle, 7th.
Kansas.
Charles Adair, 18th. California;
Lloyd John Sidney Athens, Sd. Lou
isiana; Donald William Alexander.
Sen, Illinois: Wendell Bruce Allen,
1st. Oklahoma; William Leyett And
erson, Sen, Georgia: Robert de Cour-
sey Baker. 18th. Massachusetts,; Vic
tor Franklin Balkeen, Jr., End Geor-
gia: Kenneth Wachter Benner, 4th.
Ohio; Blon Barnett Bierer, Jr., at
large, PRESIDENTIAL; Joseph Lenior
Bird, District OF Columbia; Charles
Lee Boyle, 7th. Massachusetts; Rob-