Evening star., 1928-12-17
RESOLUTION URGES
INAUGURAL SPEED
Would Give All Authority
Needed to Make Proper
Arrangements.

All of the authority needed by the
director of public buildings and parks
and by the District Commissioners to
make proper arrangements for the in
auglral program would be extended to
them under joint resolution intro
duced this afternoon by Chairman Cap
per and referred to the Senate Dis
trict committee for report.
The resolution authorizes Col. U. 3.
Grant, Sd, as director of public build
ings and parks, to issue to the inaugural
committee permit for the use OF
public reservations. the erection OF
stands and other necessary facilities
that may be decided upon. It would
give the local authorities power to au-
tforize temporary overhead wires in
connection with illumination plans and
also would authorize the War and Navy
Departments to loan the inaugural COM
mittee hospital tents, flags and other
available decorations during the .inaug-
ural period.
The members of the inaugural COM
mittee, as announced by Lieut.. Col.
Grant today, follow: d. P. Aub, Ed
ward d. Ainsiey, Jesse c. Adkins, Clar-
ence A. Aspinwall, Ira Bennett, Benja-
min Butterwortl, Charles j. Bell, Frank
w. Baliou, Emile Berliner, Sibyl Baker,
E. r. Colladay, Mrs. Sidney Cloman,
Mrs. NJ. 0. Chance, James A. Councillor,
Col. Edward Clifford, Mrs. James F.
Curtis, Edward e. Clement, John T.
Gushing, Maj. Gen. John l.. Glen, Frank
j. Clon1an, @. Bowie Chapman, Karl w.
Corby, Mrs. Henry C. Corbin, Charles F.
Crane, Philip p Campbell, D.J. Callahan,
Charles F. Carusi, Commissioner Proc
tor l.. Dougherty, p DAILY, Frederic A.
Delano, DR.. Arthur L. Day, r. Golden
Donaldson, H. Rozier Dulaney, Mrs
Henry Gratten Doyle, Victor B. Dey-
Der, Joshua Evans, jr; w. W. Everett
John Joy Edison, r. r. Eakin, Robert
v. Fleming, Mrs. James Carroll Fra
zler, Lieut.. Col. U. S. Grant, Sd; w
I. Glover, c. G. Glover, jr.; E. c.
Graham, w. T. Galliher, Mrs. Edward
=. Gam, Gilbert Grosvenor, Julius
Garf1nckel, G. j. Gockaler, Isaac Cans
Joseph H. Hines, Col. Paul Henderson
Maj. Gen. G. G. Hammond, Admiral
Charles F. Hughes, John r. Hawkins
r. r. Horner. DR.. George c. Havenner
Frank S. Hight, Robert NJ Harper, John
Hayes Hammond, Frank j. Hogan, Mrs
Edward A. Hartman, w. F. Ham, John
H. Hanna, William c. Hanson, George
e. Hamilton, Walter 3. Howe, Miss Har-
lean James, Gen. John A. Johnston
Rudolph Jose, Frank r. Jelleff, Harry
King, Col. j. Miller Kenyon, David
Lynn, Maj. Gen. John A. Leieune, Col
William B. Ladue, Frank Lyon, Ralph
w. Lee, Mrs. E. B. Mclean, DIR. Charles
H. Marshall, Lowell Millet, Isaac r
Mann, Frs. Frank w. Mondell, Mrs
Adolph G. Miller, William Montgomery
w. C. Miller, e. B. Mclean, Donald
dore P. Noyes, Frank B. Noyes, Theo.
dorc w. Noyes, Clarence F. Norment, E
C. owen. Mrs. John j. O'Connor
Claude w. Owen, G. Bryan Pitts
| Samuel j. Prescott, Julius I. Peyser
john Poole, Francis E. Pope, Jane.
| Parmelee, Maurice D. Rosenberg, Jane:
| B. Reynolds. Cuno H. Rudolph, William
M. Ritter, Mrs. Mary Roberts Rinehart
Gen. Anton Stephan, Mrs. Virginia
White Speel Ernest Smith, DR.. Emmett
j. Scott, Henry B. Spencer, B. Franci.
Saul. G. Bascom Slemp, Edward j
Stellwagen. John Lewis Smith, l.. P
| Stewart, Henry c. Sheridan, E. C. Sny
der, Odell Smith, Corcoran Thorn, Sid
r1ey F. Taliaferro, T. B. Tuft, Charles
H. Tompkins, Eugene e. Thompson, T
Gen. H. o. Williams, George r. Wales
! Harry Waroman, Harley p. Wilson
Ivan C. Weld, Ben r. Webster. Monro'
Warren and Mrs. Harry Wardman.
The meeting of the general inaugura
committee appointed by Col. Grant Il
assist him in planning celebration IL
honor of Herbert Hoover's inauguration
March 4, which was scheduled for thi
afternoon, has been postponed unit
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock a
the Willard Hotel.
At this meeting Robert Fleming
chairman of the. finance committee
which is busiy engaged raising tn