The Washington herald., 1922-12-02

sin: Collins. Mississippi; SENATORS
Owen, Oklahoma: McNary. Oregon;
Sheppard. Texas: ana Brookhart.
Iowa.
BORAH JOINS GROUP.
senator Borah remained In the
conference only . short time. as he
had to Isavs 10 catch a train for Bos-
ton, where he delivers q speech for
recognition Of Soviet Russia tonight.
He addressed the conference. an
nouncing that he would affiliate with
II 20 long % IL devoted its efforts
to obtaining progressive legislation
in Congress; he declared. however.
that II II sought to form . new party
he would have nothing more to DO
with II.
Senator La Toilette told Of the
work Of the Peoples Legislative
Service which was organized two
years aEo, and aid he believed the
time had arrived for the progressive
thinking people to get together to
obtain progressive legislation.
The conference will hold an open
meeting this morning at the City
Club, closing with . dinner at which
addresses will be delivered by Gov
srnor Blaine. Senator La Toilette
and others.
Plans for calling q conference OF
governors interested In progressive
legislation have been suspended tenn
porarily, because In most Of the
States the legislatures are about to
meet and the governors are unable
to get away.
Representative La Guardia Of New
York last night issued this state
nent:
The meeting displayed q
splendid spirit of cooperation
and willingness to get together
and do things. It promises well,
and Indications are that there
will be a great rush for men,
bership In the next Congress.
Its program Is such as to
make II clear 1t In not sectional
In any sense Of the word. and
provides a great opportunity to
bring together the producers of
the rural districts and the con-
sumers OF the city.
"The real work will begin in
the next Congress. Meanwhile
we viii know how to promote
good legislation and to defeat bad
legislation"
THOSE AT CONFERENCE.
The list of those expected to
attend the conference today fol-
lows:
Senators and Senators-elect-Hen
~ F. Ashurst. Smith W. Brook
hart. Arthur Capper Joseph /.
France. Lynn j. Frazier, Edwin
F. Ladd. George W. Norris, Charles
l.. McNary. Robert L. Owen. Nor
ris sheppard. Henrik Shipstead,
Burton X. Wheeler.
Representatives and Representa-
tives- s-elect-J. ID. Beck, E. +.
Browne, w. j. Burke. ]. ]. Casey,
Ross y. Collins. Henry A. Cooper,
James 4. Frear. Mrs. W. b. Huck.
George Huddleston. o. E. Keller.
Edward j. King. Charles l.. Knight,
F. II. La Guardia, Florian LAM
pert. w. T. Logan, John ]. Me-
Swain, j; ]. Mansfield. James NJ.
Mead, John NJ Nelson. Frank r.
Schneider. j. II. Sinclair, Edward
Voigt, II. S. Ward, Roy Woodruff.
Gov. John ]. Blaine. of Madison,
Wis: Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Adams.
n. p. Allfas. former Congressman
J. NJ. Baer. Mrs. Abby Scott Ba-
ker. Herbert F. Baker. Roger ".
Baldwin. the Rev. Samuel z. Bat
ten. E. W. Bcml. G Orge l.. h rry.
Winfield Elroy Beveridge, Alexan-
der NJ. Bing.
Mrs. A. G.. Brandeis. Joseph l..
Bristow, Robert w. Bruere. w. X.
Cage. p. II. Callahan. T. c. Cashen.
Moses Clapp. Z. C. Clark, William
r. Cochran. Mrs. Edward p. Costi-
gan. Edward Z. Costigan. Herbert
Croly. Mrs. Minnie Fisher Cunning
ham. ]. y. Davis, ]. J. Dermody,
Courtenay Dinwiddie. Walter Dur
and. James p. Esan. Herman Ekern.
Harold Evans. Of Philadelphia, Pa;
Miss Mary Gertrude Fendan. F. II.
Flojzdal, ]. J. Forester. Mrs. Rose
Yates Forester, Andrew Furuseth,
ellison Gardner. Samuel Gompers,
William Hard. Miss Elizabeth
Hauser. Charles w Holman. Vice
President Howard OF the Typograph-
ical Union.
Frederic C. Howe. Mrs. Mary d.
huSSey, MrS- Helen hoy, the Rev.
r. Ernest Johnson. William H
Johnston. Miss Marietta Johnson.
Edward Heating. Mrs. Florence
Kelley. Julius kespohl. Of Quincy;
". Jett Lauck, J. G. Luhrsen.
Archie Luther. james @. Macdonald.
Grenville s. MacFarland. James
H McGill. the Rev. r. A. MCGOWAN,
John NJ. McGraw. James Mckeon,
Miss Gertrude MacNally, Dudley
Field Malone, Alexander Marky,
Darwin J. Meserole. John Moore.
Frank Morrison. Victor Murdock,
James O'Connell. Mrs. Edith G.
Paul, Dante Pierce. Amos r. f.
Pinchot. Herbert Quick. ]. II. Rails
ton. w T RawleiRh. George L.
Record, Carroll L. Riker, d. r. Rob-
ertson. Miss Josephine Roche. Miss
Ethel Smith,.
Western Starr. Luther Steward.
Warren g. Stone, DIR. William A.
Schaper. Geddes Smith. George d.
Todd. Samuel Untermyer, G.. c. Van
Dornes Mrs. Laura c. Williams,
Harry II. Wilcox. Herman E. Wills,
Robert w. Woolley, Howard Wur-
liter.
Diplomats to Accompany