Evening star., 1930-05-02

finally take his seat he was given an
ovation.
Secretary Of Commerce Lamont was
the only member of the cabinet that
attended the dinner, but the Treasury
Department was represented BY Gov.
Roy A. Young of the Federal Reserve.
John Joy Edson Of washington, veteran
treasurer Of the chamber, was intro
duoed as the grand old man OF Dusi-
ness"
The roll Of honor guests, representing.
as Mr.. Grant pointed out, the leaders
Of American business, reminded the
POSTMASTER of advertising and business
slogans familiar to every household and
every industry in the land. The recital
Of these slogans met with general mer-
riment from the diners.
Each Of the officers and directors also
was invited to stand as his name was
read. The Canadian delegation, which
earlier in the day had registered pro-
H. Woods, against American tarih bar
riers, was given a demonstration.
There is really world hope" said Mr..
Grant, Gin the fact that nothing can
break down the ties that hold the Eng
disappearing peoples together"
List Of Honor Guests.
The list of honor guests included the
following:
Julius II. Barnes, chairman OF the
board, Chamber of Commerce OF the
United States, New York, N. Y; Robert
p. Lamont. Secretary Of Commerce; DR..
John w. Ross, Montreal, Canada: Gen.
James G. Harbord, chairman Of the
board, Radio Corporation Of America,
New York, N. Y; H. Smith Richardson,
Greensboro, N. c.; Homer L. Ferguson,
Newport News. Va; w. M Ritter, Co
lumbus, Ohio; w. Rufus Abbott, Chi
City, MO; Theodore Swami, Birming-
ham, Ala; John Joy Edison, Washing
ton, D. c.; Edward N. Hurley, Chicago
Ill; George H. Baldwin, jacksonville
Fla; Patrick E. Crowley New York
N. Y; s. Duncan Black, Towson, Md.
l.. E. Wakefield, Minneapolis, MINI.
Harry A. Wheeler, Chicago, III; s. D
Warmer, Philadelphia, Pa; John w
OLeary. Chicago, nl.; Harvey c. Couch
Pine Bluff, Ark; John Raine, Rainelle
w. Va: John H. Fahey, Boston, Mass.
G. M. Williams, Indianapolis. Ind; H
W. Hoover, North Canton, Ohio; Daniel
A. Millett, Denver, Colo: Louis J. Ia.
Der, Columbus, Ohio; E. L. Carpenter
Minneapolis, Mimi; Benjamin Franklin
Aff1eck, Chicago, ILL.,; F. A. Merrick
East Pittsburgh, Pa; Stuart w. Cramer
Cramerton, n. c.: w. H. Albers, Gin.
cinnati, Ohio; Amadeo P. Giannini, Sar
Francisco, Calf; 8. Bruce Black, Bos.
ton. Mass; w. E. Wells, Newell w. Va.
| William Butterworth, Moline, Ill; Lieut.
Col. J. H. Woods, Calgary, Alberta, Can.
| ada; Right Rev. James z. Freeman
| d. D., Bishop Of Washington; George A
Martin, Cleveland, Ohio; Roy A. Young
Washington, D. c.; s. B. Hunt, New
York, N. Y: F. Edison White, Chicago
| ILL.,; Willis H. Booth, New York, N. Y.
Col. william c. Proctor, Cincinnati
Ohio; Paul w. Chapman, New York
| N. Y; Lewis z. Pierson, New York, N
Y; Aedfield Proctor, Proctor, VT; Johr
g. Lonsdale, st. Louis, Mo-; Silas H
Strawn, Chicago, Ill; H. L. Doherty
New York, N. Y; Herbert F. Perkins
Chicago, ILL.,; Robert r. Ellis, Memphis
Tenn; Magnus w. Alexander, New
| York, N. Y; James r. MacColl, Paw.
tucket, r. l.; A. j. Brosseau, New York
N. Y; Mortimer L. Schiff, New York
N. Y; Joshua Green, Seattle, Wash.
William r. Payne. Kingston, Pa; Ed
ward j. Cornish, New York, N. Y; J. s
Crutchfeld, Pittsburgh, Pa: Saunder,
Norvell, New York, N Y; r. c. Holmes
New York. N Y; w. H. Schellberg
South Omaha, Nebr.; Charles Donnelly
/ st. Paul, MINI; Charles r. Miller, Bal
timore, Md; J. w. Spangler, Seattle
Wash, and c. B. Warkentin, Kansa.
City, Mo.