Evening star., 1922-12-10

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Cook; Chicago. ILL.,: DR.. Royal S.
Copeland. senator-elect from New
York; Ira c. Copley. representative
from Illinois; Charles I. Corby. Wash
iIngton. D; c., Earl M. Costin: Big
-Four railroad. Cincinnati: James
Couzens. senator from Michigan;
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pennssylvania; Donald a. Craig. the
Washington. D. c.; r. B. Creager,
Brownsville. Tex; D. r. Crissinger.
controller Of the currency; Robert
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ger, Philadelphia.
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Henry !. Doherty. New York city:
John Dolph. Washington. D. c.; Albert
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Droop. Washington. D. c.; Gen. Cole
man du Pont. senator from Delaware;
John w. Dwight. Washington. D. c.
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Willis S. Fridell. Orange. n. j.; James
\. Frear, representative from Wis
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ham. representative from Massaschu-
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seph w. Piercy. Indiana University; |
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