Evening star., 1923-08-09
Members of 81 Organizations
Represent ID. {. at Funeral

Participating prominently in the
funeral of the late President yester-
day was the District Commissioners
citizens committee, which represent
cd thirty-one organizations The
committee also had as its guests
eighteen members and officials of
republican committees and repre-
sentatives Of the American Bar Asso-
citation.
The citizens committee. of which
Edward f. Cplladay5 was chairman
and Samuel !. Prescott, vice chair
man and marshal, foIlows:
Bishop w. +. Mcdowell, Bishop
elect James Z. Erc,n:tn. Mgr.
Gavin. Rev. John r. Creeden. S. j..
Rev. Patrick. O'tiorman. Rev John A.
Dixon. Judge Fenton ". Booth, Will
Liam III. De Lacy, James B. Archer,
Jesse (. Adkins. II. ). Towson, George
\ White, William II. RICHARDSON,
Gilbert L. Hall, Max T, Pines, H. l.
Even, Bates NJ Stovall, Paul l.. Grove,
chris J. GockeIer. DAME! Garges, Eu-
gene Rocca. w. w. Everett, Harry l..
Rust, Charles 5. ShreHe, B. +. Saul,
Gwynne Rust, Joseph p. Stephenson,
Michael Heister. Harry n. Carroll.
ling, j. Elliott Wright, Albert Har-
per. John d. Simpson.
Washington Topham. George Pitt,
jr: DR. J. G. Buchanan. Edward f.
Gam, Fl. +. Stringer. +. VI. Eliot, F..
+. Wilcox. Roy Neuhauser, G. T. Clag-
EFT. John Brewer, Max Walton. r. E.
Jeusou. W. +. Spring, F.. II. Stephens,
John NJ. Cherry, Dion 5. Birney.
Charles +. Consaul, John Boobar,
Evan H. Tucker, William Nick. Clay
Rideely. Harley V. Speelman, DR.. &.
I. WoUdWa ard, \. j. DriscoH, c. A.
Baker, Charles Aufenthie, r. P. An
drcws. DR.. NJ. G. Gibbs, NJ c. Horton.
Rudolph Jose. l. l.. Goldheim, Edward
j. Brashears Grant 5. Barnhart, -Clar-
ence L. Harding, Spencer B. Curry.
Harry V Haynes, F. G. Addison, jr.;
John B. Larner, Floyd L. Davis, Cor
coran Thorn, Edward H. Conger Rob-
ert \. Harper, Isaac Cans. Arthur E.
LLOYD, Odell $. Smith, E. ]. Murphy.
Clifford x. Berryman. Holcombe g.
Johnson, Samuel Prescott. William T.
Galliher, Charles !. Corby, Walter
Klopfer, John r. Shields, John c.
Proctor, William Mooney, George H.
Reeves, Jesse e. Suter. Lee D. Lati-
mcr. Charles F. Crane, Harry Blake
Fred J. White. John r. Bardoff
chaplin Brown, David NJ. Lea, George
Pitt. sr,, William f. Ham, William J.
Eynon, Thomas l.. Jones, George A
Emmons. p. NJ. Bealer. H. E. Clafiin
Georg" y. Lewis, James z. Schick,
John NJ. Waters, William Fl. Johnston
II. l.. Branson, w. NJ. kochenderfer
L. ]. Scott, j. A. Cobb. j. r. Hawkins,
\. NJ. Carter. Kelly Miller, Alonzo
Miller, Alonzo Tweedale. Leo L. Twee-
dale, {. +. r. Ogilby. George w.
Evans, u. \. Skinner. George Wright
Charles II. Pardoe, Earl NJ. Wilkinson
Proctor l.. Dougherty, DR.. T. A
Poole, w. Fl. Jernagin, w. J. Howard
j. Lewis Taylor Joseph A. Munner-
lyn and j. Harold Randolph.
Organizations Represented.
The organiza tions represented were
Washington Board of Trade. Lions
Club. International Association of
Machinists. District of Columbia Bank
rrs Association. City Club. Mid-city
citizens Association. L. 5. Chamber Of
Commerce, jWashington Chamber of
commerce. Republican National Com
mittee. Federation of Citizens AS
Sociations, Northeast Washington
Citizens Association. Merchants and
Manufacturers Association, Civilian
Club. District Medical Society, As
sociation of Oldest Inhabitants, Dis
trict of Columbia Bar Association,