Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-15

| In this land of Many.
Buffalo Evening News; Ovid Butler,
Harry Flood Byrd, Governor OF V1r-
| GINA.
Brayton Campbell, New York City;
Arthur Capper, Senator from Kansas;
T. II. Caraway, Senator from Arkan-
sas: Col. John H. Carroll, Washington,
D. g.: William r. Castle, Assistant Sec
rotary of State Henry Caulfleld, Gov
ernor of Missouri William M. Chad
bourne, New York City; Robert B.
Choate, Boston Herald; Robert H.
Clancy Representative from Michigan;
Edward B. Clark, Chicago Evening
Post, Edward T. Clark, Washington,
D, G.: Frank S. Clark Boston, Mass;
Emanuel Cohen, Paramount Sound
News: George NJ Cook, Chicago, Ill;
william H Coolidge, Boston, Mass;
Karl w. Corby, Washington, D. e;
William S. Corby, Washington, d. C.;
Joseph Cotton, Undersecretary OF
state; Dr. James F. Coupal, Washing
ton. D. c.; Lieut.. Jennings Courts, U.
s N: James Couzens, Senator from
Michigan; j. Harry Covington, Wash
| ington. D. c.; Gardner Cowles, Des
Moines. Iowa; William Coyne, Whining
ton, Del; Harris M. Crist, Brooklyn
Eagle: Harry M. Crandall, washington,
D. C.: George D. CroftS, Buffalo, N. x;
Frank G. Crowell, kansas City, MO; J.
Harry Cunningham, Washington, y. "
7 Max Cunningham, Chevy Chase.
, Md; John F.. Curry, New YORK Sity;
| Henry H. Curran, New York Guy
CYRUS H. K. Curtis. Curtis Pupllsnin9
Company; John T. Gushing. the
Washington Times-Herald.
Lieut.. Roswell B. Daggett. U. 5. n,
Col. j. w. Davidge. washington y. u:
c. B. Denman, Federal Farm Board;
Robert H. Denton, Washington, D. G.;
Arthur J. Dodge, Washington. D. G.;
Clarence Dodge. Washington. d. q;
House Press Gallery: Col. william J.;
Donovan, Washington. D. C.; Russell
Doubleday, Worlds Work; Lewis w.
Douglas, Representative from Arizona,
J. Walter Drake, Detroit, Mich; arthur
S. Draper, the New York Herald Til
bune; Edward H. Droop, Washington,
D. C.: Horace Dulin, Washington, D. e.;
John v. Dunno, Brooklyn, N. Y:
Gerald Eagan, Washington, d. G.;
Capt. w. H. Eagan, New York CITY;
Stephen E. Early, Washington. D. O.;
Ahmed F. Ell Eissy, commercial attache'
Egyptian legation; Fred East, Wasnlng-
ton, D. c.; Richard P. Ernst, former
Senator from Kentucky; j. Fred Essary,
Baltimore Sun.
Walter j. Fahy, New York City; War
rem C. Fairbanks, indianapolis News;
Charles L. Farrell, Newark, N. j., Or.
Arthur L. Faubel, White Plains, N. ";
Carter Field, New York Herald-Tribune !;
Edward T. Fenton, Baltimore, Nd /;
Robert v. Fleming, President Riggs
National Bank, Washington, D. c.;
Mark Foote, the Grand Rapids Press;
Edward T. Ford, San Francisco, Calf.
William N. Gableman, Portsmouth,
Ohio: Edwin w. Gableman, Cincinnati
ENQUIRER; w. Gwynn Gardiner, WASH
ineton, D. c.. John N. Garner, Repre-
l sentative from Texas; John P. Cant,
New York City; E. Chester Gersten,
New York City; Maj. Gen. George S.
Gibbs, U. S. A, chief signal omcer;
Clinton w. Gilbert, Philadelphia Pub
lie Ledger: w. S. Gilmore, the Detroit
News: r. M. Ginter, Harrisburg, Pa;
w. Irving Glover, Assistant Postmaster
General; Mark Goodwin, Dallas News;
Lieut.. Col. Ulysses S. Grant, U. S. A.;
H. C. Greer, the Morgantown Post, West
Virginia; Charles 0. Gridley. the Port
land Oregonian; Buckley S. Griffin, the
Hartford Courant; Graham B. Grosve-
Washington, D, c.; John Groves, WASH
ington. D. c.. Charles S. Groves, the
Boston Globe; Joseph r. Grumpy, Sen
ator from Pennsylvania.
Henry Hall, Washington, D. c.;
DR.. Roscoe w. Hall, Washington, d. e;
Charles S. Hand, secretary to the
mayor of New York City; Gen. James
G. Harbord, president Radio Corpora
ton of America; William Hard, chair
man overseas Writers; Col Wiillam =
Harllee, U. S. NJ. C.; George W. Harris
Washington, D. c.. John F.. Harris,
New York City; Pat Harrison, Senator
from mississippi H. j. Haskell, the
kansas City Star; w. w. Hawkins, gen.
eral manager Scripps Howard newspa-
pers; w. C. Hawley, Representative
from oregon; Jay G. Hayden, Detroit
News; Thomas F. Heaiy, Phhadelpnia
Public Ledger; Ferry Heath, Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury Robert d.
Heinl, Washington, D. C.; Joseph w.
Heintzman, Cincinnati, Ohio; Howard
Heinz, Pittsburgh. Pa; Austin E. Heiss.
the Traffic World Arthur S. Henning,
Chicago Tribune; George w. Hess, di-
rector United States Botanic Gardens;
w. B. Hibbs, Washington, d. C.; DR..
D. Percy Hickling, Washington, d. G.:
Frank Hight, Washington D. C.; John
Wesley Hill, Washington, D. c.;
Charles D. Hilles, New York City:
Frank H. Hitchcock, New York City;
William v. Hodges, Denver, Colo;
Frank J. Hogan, Washington, D. c.; DR..
J. j. Hogan, Vallejo, Calf: Armstead
r. Holcomb, the New York Herald-Tri-
bune; George r. Holmes, international
News Service; David p. Hornaday, In
dianpolis News; David Hopkins. Rep
resentative from Missouri; Hilleary CT
Hoskinson, Washington, D. c.; Beale r
Howard, The Washington Evening Star;
George H. Howard, New York City;
Charles Evans Hughes, jr., Solicitor
General of the United States: s. w
Hume, Public Works Magazine. New
York: William E. Humphrey, Federal
Trade Commission; l.. S. Hungerford
vice president, the Pullman Co.; Clau-
dius Huston chairman Republican ma :