The Washington times., 1924-02-18
CHAMBER PLANS
FOR Bis FLAG
EXERCISES
Lansburgh's Gift to Be Pre-
sented Tomorrow Night.
Committees Appointed.

Appropriate exercises for the re.
Seption Of q large silk American
Tag. the gift Of Henry Lansburgh
60 the Washington Chamber of
Commerce, will be held at the Feb.
ruqry meeting Of the organization
tomorrow night. The flag will be
presented in behalf Of Mr.. Lans.
Durgh BY Henry H. Classic. A
poem VIII be recited by p. J. Haiti
gan, and musical numbers rendered.
me principal address will be made
" congressman Allen r. Tread
way, or Massachusetts, who will de-
ncr1De his visit last summer to
EGYPT and the tomb Of Tut-Ankh-
Amen.
Among the more important re-
ports will be those by the commit
tees on manufacturers and the re.
clamation Of the Anacostia flats.
The manufacturers committee will
make recommendations for an ex-
hibit Of articles made In the Dis.
Sr1ct to be held here probably in
september. Charles J. Stockman
y chairman.
Among the guests who are ex.
pected at the meeting are Congress
man Jacohstein, oof New York, and
Postmaster William Mooney.
The committee on public schools
today was called to meet Wednes-
DAY at 4:16 O'Clock, by Chairman
Henry H Classic.
The following committees were
appointed today:
Law and Legislation.
Standing committee on law and
legislation: A. Leftwich Sinclair,
chairman, Walter c. Balderston,
vice.chairman, George G. Aukam,
Charles A. Baker, DR.. Lewis J.
Battle, 8. r. Bowen, j.. L. Bowles,
George II. Brown, Thomas p.
Brown, Wrisley Brown, Thomas w.
Buckley, Harry r. Carroll. Merritt
y. Chance, Meyer r. Chidakel,
Charles w. Darr, William M. Dove,
Joseph d. Dreyfuss, Frank P. Fen.
wick, Samuel Gompers, Edwin c.
Graham, william B. Hardy, Henry
R. Hartman, Robert b. Heater,
William Morgan, Charles L. How
ser, Herbert ]. jacob. Miss c. Larl-
more, Kelley, Samuel A. Kimberly,
Jacob Kohner, John j. Kolb. George
r. Lamar, Martin A. Leese, Samuel
M. Marks, N. w. Morgan, Raymond
Neudecker, s. r. Norman. o. A. C.
Oehmler, Miss Mary O'Toole, Will
lam Tyler Page, e. H. Parry, Burd
w. Payne. Leon Pretzfelder. Law
renee q. Rubel, William H. Saun.
ders, Ralph A. Scroggs, A. G. Seller.
G. Melvin Sharpe, Leslie NJ. Shaw,
James Med. Shea, Miss Edna J.
Sheehy, J. e. Shoemaker, q. G.
Siggers, W. F. Simpson, John H.
Hiram Smell. c. F. Sewers. Mrs.
Caroline B. Stephen, Benjamin r.
Stickpey, Richard J. Taggert, J.
Clinton Tribby, Edward A. Trip,
Edward L. Tucker, F. A. Van
Reuth, Louis H. Warner, Ivan c.
Weld, Joseph I. Weller, Wayne B.
Wheeler, Martin Wiegand, George
Francis Williams. Charles r. Win
die, B. Frank Wright, Oscar T.
Wright, Milton B. Zeiler and Hy-
man Zirlxin.
Public Health.
Standing committee on public
health: DIR. Lewis ]. Battle, chair
man; DR.. John T. Sprague. vice
chairman; DIR. Truman Able. DR..
Balm. Simon Beloff, DR.. Joseph B.
Began, DR.. Harry Bosley, DIR. Laura
8. Brennon, Harry w. Brimer, DR..
Andrew J. Brown, George H.
Brown, DR.. David e. Buckingham,
Marion Butler, Charles w. Darr,
pr. Lewis, Flemer. DR.. Thomas A.
Grower. August G. Gutheim, VIII
liam p. Herbst, William o. Gilta.
bidle, George c. Hodge, DR.. Louis
W. Hoffman, DIR. R. T. Holden, MIL
ton Hopfenmaier, Philip King, c. c.
Leadbeater, Ralph Lee, DR.. Benja.
min X. Leon, DR.. Harry s. Lewis,
DR.. J. w. Mankin, J. M. Maupin,
Frank Morrison. w. D. Nolan, Mrs.
Mary H. North, James F. Oyster,
DR.. ]. Albert Potter, DR.. Boyd r.
Read. DR.. c. label Robinson, DIR.
Joseph D. Rogers, DR.. J. B. Ruther.
ford, B. B. Sandidge, A. J. Schip.
pert. w. F. Simpson, A. Leftwich
Sinclair. Mrs. Caroline B. Stephen.
George 8. Taylor, DIR. ]. Themper,
]. Clinton Tribby, DR.. G.. B. Tribe,
Ivan G. Weld, Miss Mollie B. Wey
man, ]. Lee Wilkinson, Raymond J.
Wise and Ford e. Young.