Evening star., 1928-05-04

or control their lives or interfere in
their affairs
"AS Republicans and as citizens of
the United States. we profoundly re-
gret the decision Of President Calvin
high Office which he so worthily. ca
pably and conscientiouSly fills, and we
here and now pledge ourselves TO do
everything that is seeming and proper
to bring about the election of a Re-
publican successor ON November 6.
1928"
These declarations were prepared by
the following members of the committee
on declaration of principles and poll
cieS: Mir. Snyder. chairman; John Lewis
Smith. Frank J, Hogan, Emmett j.
Scott and Mrs. Annabelle Lee Fry.
Delegates at Large.
The delegates at large elected to last
nights convention we're Charles J. Bell.
c. a. Baker. Miss Mamie H. Burroughs.
Miss Eva A. Chase. Aiyer Cohen, Frank
J. Coleman Louis A. Dent w. j. Dow.
John Joy Edison. Henry H. Flather. Mrs.
James Carroll Frazer. Mrs. Annabelle
Lee Fry. Harry Wardman. c. c. Glover,
jr; John r. Hawkens Frank J. Hogan.
Rev. w H. Jernagin, Almond w, Scott.
Thomas L. Jones, Ralph w. Lee, Paul E.
LeSh. Louis S. Leroy, Fred S. Lincoln,
John D. Mcdonald. whitefield McKin-
lay. George E. Mcneil and Sampel j.
Prescott.
James NJ. Proctor, Charles F. Rob-
ertS. w F. Roberts. Cuno H. Rudolph.
Emmett J. Scott. Isaac E Shoemaker,
John Lewis Smith, Edgar S. Snyder.
Mrs. Virginia White Speel, T. Lincoln
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r. Horner, DR.. Charles H Marshall.
Charles A. Camalier. DR.. william l.
Ogus. Dr. E. D. Williston and C. S.
Bundy.
The delegates TO the convention were
w G. Henderson. w. S. James, A. r.
Jackson. Dr. Edward e. Richardson. DIR.
Allen Cowles. Rev. James A. l.. Wash
ington. Julius !. Peyser, w. F. Lemon,
william Ramsay. william T. Galliher.
Alexander Wolf. Joshua Evans, ir.:
Clyde d. Garrett. e. F. Colladay. May
D. Lightfoot, S. McComas Hawken. e. w
Bundy, Grace W. Newman. Sidney l.
BeSsolivrc. Frank T. Shull. w c. Miller.
5 Percy Thompson. G. Herbert Marshall
August Becker. ir.; B. H. johnson.
Charles S. Alden, Odell S. Smith. Henry
A. Brown, James L. Neili, j. Fulton
Frere. L. G.. REM. George Hoffman.
J. EIaklkllu HllSCIls ETaftClS Wek1S, JAMES
s. Mccarthy. Martin Wiegand. w. e.
Mooney. John T. Rhines. L. T. Souder.
Guy McCord. James A. Brown, Charles
l. Hutchinson and A. c. Hermann.
Frank j. Hogan, following a brief
speech. in which he paid tribute to the
service rendered by Mr.. Prescott during
the years he served as chairman of the
Republican State committee, introduced
resolution expressing the conventions
appreciation and extending good wishes
and hope for his speedy recovery. This
resolution was unanimously adopted.
ColIaday Speaks.
National Committeeman Colladay
emphasized necessity for a continuation
Of Republican control Of the affairs of
this country and urged the Republicans
Of this city 10 do everything within their
powers to MAKE this possible. He con-
graduated the convention upon the haT-
mony that prevailed and stated that a
continued unity of action viii be needed
II the Districts part in the coming elec-
tons Is TO be helpful.
G. S. Bundy, SO years Of age. former
justice Of the peace OF this city. was
given a rising vote Of thanks for being
present at the convention.
The convention concluded with adop-
ton Of a motion calling for the ap-
pointment OF a special committee To
assist the delegates TO the Kansas City
convention in their efforts to bring
about an Endorsement OF the proposed
national representation for the District