Evening star., 1926-04-16
HEARINGS START TUESDAY.
Dyer Resolution to Come Before
House judiciary Committee.

Dyer Resolution to Come Before
Hou.e Judiciary Committee.
Hearings are to start Tuesday before
the full Judiciary committee of the
House on the Dyer resolution for q
constitutional amendment granting
voting representation in National af-
fairs TO the District Of Columbia
Representative l.. G.. Dyer. Republi-
can. of Missouri. author OF the reso-
luton. said today that the present
controversy about Commissioner Fen
ming empha sizes the desirability of
having spokesmen for the citizens OF
the National Capital in both House
and Senate to speak for them. He de-
clared himself as personally in
favor of giving the residents of the
District voting representation in both
the House and Senate.
r. G. Brandenburg and Edward F.
Colladay are 70 take charge of the
presenting witnesses for the District
at the hearing which Mr.. Dyer has
persuaded Chairman Graham OF the
District committee IN grant.
Mr.. Dyer said a city the size OF
washington. with half-mlllion pop
tIlation ought rot to he deprived of
representation in the iaw-making
body.
The hea ring before the House judici-
arv committee next Tuesday morning
on national representation for the DIS
trict will be conducted on behalf of
the District citizens by the commit
tee on congressional hearings Of the
citizens Joint committee. This sub
committee consists of the following:
William c. Brandenburg. Edward F.
Colladav. Henry H. Classic, Paul F..
Iesh. w. Nick. Clayton. Chaplin
Brown. A. Lettwich Sinclair. Wilton
I. Lambert. Evan n. Tucker and
Judge Mary OToole.
The organization of the citizens
oint committee Is as follows Chair
man. Theodore W. Moves: vice chair
men. A. Leftwich Sinclair. John Joy
Fdson and Jesse G.. Suter: trea asurer.
Robert y. Harper: secretary, Louis
Gutenberg.
The chairmen and vice chairmen
Of the subcommittees are as follows:
On cooperation with labor hartman.
Tohn r. Dickman. vice chairman.
George g. Siehold.
Comnitte on petitions Hartman.
V'harles A. Baker, vice chairma n.
George H. Brown.
Committee on speakers n.
Proctor L. Dougherty.
Committee on campaign in the
gtates-Chairman. Jesse c. Suter: wee
,hairman. Guiltord s. Jameson.
Committee on print and radio
publicity-Chairman. G. A. Lyon: vice
rhairmen, Frederic William Vile and
George F. Bowermsn.
Committee on finance ce-Chairman,
William r. Galliher; vice chairman
John Joy Edson.
Executive campaign council-Chair'
man, Theodore w. Moves vice chair
man. Jesse c. Suter.
Committee on conventions Chair
man. A. Lettwich Sinclair: vice chair
man, Washington Topham.
Woman's connlittee---Chairm Mrs
Ellen Spencer Mussey: vice chairmen
Mrs. George A. Kicker and Mrs
Nannette 3. Paul.
The full membership Of the com
rr1tttee on cooperation with labor Is
as follows: Chairman. John r. Dick
man; vice chairman. George g
Seibold: John 8. ColpOys. Proctor l..
Dougherty. John Clagett Proctor. Fred
s. Walker and Mrs. Frank Morrison
The full membership OF the woman 8
committee is: Chairmsn n. Mrs. Ellen
Spencer. Mussey:s vice chairmen. Mrs
George "A. Kicker: Mrs. Nannette r
Paul, Mrs. 4Iohn M. Beavers. Mrs
William r. Chamberlin; Miss Marie
Easily Smith. Mrs. Anna Hendlev,
Mrs. Robert H. Howard, Mrs. Edna
Johns ston, Mrs. l.. a. Kalmhsch, JudSs
Mary.eO'Toole. Mrs. Louis Ottenhers
Mrs Frank Hiram Smell Mrs. Virginia
White Speel. Miss Florence F. Stiles
and Mrs Lyman 2. Swornstedt.
The full Organization or the other
committees is now being completed: p