The Washington times., 1929-04-18
.D.A.R. HEAD HITS
WHISPERING
CAMPAIGN
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gress by Mrs. Newton d. Chapman,
national better film committee chair.
man of the organization.
Censorship does not accomplish
anything. 1t doesn't make for
moral pictures, and it is exercised
more and more for political pur.
poses." said Mrs. Chapman.
She urged selection of motion pic
lures instead of censorship.
Both candidates are carrying
their fight for election OF virtually
the same platforms and the con
test has resolved itself into battle
between the South and the North
and which candidate can corral the
largest personal following,
| 4 The candidates have been nomi,
mated for the eight vacancies in
the list of vice presidents general.
They are: Mrs. o. H. Mack. of
Nevada; Mrs. Herbert Backus, of
Ohio; Mrs. William Shaw Smith.
of Maine; Mrs. Ralph Van Landing.
ham, OF North Carolina; Mrs. Dan.
iel M. Garrison, of Maryland; Mrs.
Grant Everett Lilly. of Kentucky
Mrs. N. Rowland Brown, of Penn
sylvania; Mrs. Robert Bruce Camp
bell. OF Kansas; Mrs. William Len.
card Manchester, of Rhode Island,
and Mrs. Katherine kittridge, of
Vermont.
Tickets Split
Only the candidates for vice
presidents general will run on their
own tickets. The remainder of the
candidates will run either on the
ticket of Mrs. T,almadge or Mrs
Hobart.
Candidates on Mrs. Taimadge's
ticket are: Mrs. William B. Burney.
of South Carolina. chaplain general;
Mrs. Newton d. Chapman, of New
York, recording secretary; Mrs. Will
liam A. Rodenburg, of Illinois, cor.
responding secretary; Mrs. Henry A.
Beck. of Indiana, organizing secre-
tary; Mrs. William w. Husband, of
Vermont. treasurer: Mrs. F. W. Mat
teson. Washington d. c., registrar;
Mrs. e. E. Sparks, of Pennsylvania,
historian; Mrs. Jesse H. Shreve, of
California, reporter to the Smith.
sonian Institution; Mrs. H. A. Smith,
cins Ellis Holland. Michigan, curator
general.
Mrs. Hobart's ticket follows: Mrs
William Rock Painter, of Missouri,
chaplin general; Mrs. Charles H.
Bissell, of Connecticut, recording
SECRETARY; Mrs. Margaret B. Bar.
nett, of Pennsylvania, correspond.
ing secretary,. Mrs. William A..
Becker, Of New Jersey. organizing
secretary; Mrs. Harriet Vaughn Rig
don, of Indiana. treasurer; Mrs.
Josiah A. Van Orsdel, Washington
d c.. registrar; Mrs. Flora Myers
Gillentine, Tennessee, historian; Miss
Anna NJ. Lang, Oregon, reporter
general to the Smithsonian Institu.
tion: Mrs. Russell William Magma
Massachusetts,, librarian general
and Mrs. Samuel Jackson Kramer.
New York, curator general.
Three Local Women
There are three residents on this
city on Mrs. Talmadge's slate. They
are Mrs. Matteson Mrs. Husband.
and Mrs. Rodenberg. Mrs. Husband
Is legal resident of Vermont but
has resided in this city for a mum.
Der of years. Mrs. Rodenberg is a
native of Illinois but maintains a
residence here. Mrs. Hobart's ticket
bears the names of two Washington
women. Mrs, Van Orsdel is a mem.
Der of Dolly Madison Chapter of
this city and Mrs. Rigdon, a native
Of Indiana. has lived here for the
past two years.
Both sides are confident of VIC
tory but veterans of previous D. A.
X. campaigns believe that Mrs
Hobart's ticket will be swept to
victory by the support of northern
and western delegations. The
south has never placed candidate
IN the office of President General