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John +. Harris. New York city
Pat Harrison, senator from Missis-
sippi.
Harry Is. Hawes, representative
from Missouri.
Perry S. Heath. Washington, d. c.
John Il. Hefferman, lieutenant,
United States Navy.
Herbert c. Hengstler, chief. consul
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NJ T.. Hennessy, the Boston Globe
George W. Hess. United States
Botanic Garden.
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James Keeley. Chicago.
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Darwin p. Kingsley. president New
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John c. Koens. vice president
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Arthur B. Krock. the New York
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John y. Lejeune, major general
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Irvine L. Lenroot, senator from
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George A. Lewis. Washington. y. C.
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Allen L. Lindley. New York city
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Clarence H. Mackay. New York
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