Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-18

! New Hampshire; Bernard j. Mullaney,
Chicago, Ill; James S. Murray, Balti-
more &, Ohio Railroad Co., Baltimore,
Md. Wallace c. Murray, State De-
partment; jefferson Myers, commits
sioner United States Shipping Board.
j. Gilbert Nettleton, Avon M. Nevius,
Josiah T. Newcomb, Walter H. New
ton, secretary to the President; James
Parker Nolan, Claudian B. Northrop.
John Lord O'Brian, Assistant Attor-
ney General Daniel J. O'Brien, Charles
E OConnor, George H. O'Connor, Ken
meth O'Connor Tasker Lowndes Oddie,
Senator from Nevada; Daniel W..
ODonoghue, Rev. John A. O'Grady'
c. F. Randolph Ogilby
A. C. Oliphant, E. A. O'Shaughnessy,
Lawrenceburg, Ind; Richard v. Oula-
han, New York Times.
Frederick j. Paff, Alexandria, Va;
Frank c. Page, International Telephone
& Telegraph Co., New York City; Frank
K. Parish, New York City; John B..
Parrish, assistant vice president, Chesa-
peake & Ohio Railroad Co, Richmond,
Va. Roscoe c. Patterson, Senator from
Missouri; William E. Pearson, Stanton
c. Peelle, Nelson E. Perrin, DR.. Ben
jamin G. Perry, Bethesda, Md; John
H. Perry, New York City; Walter j..
Peterson, California; Julius I. Peyser,
president, secretary, Savings & Trust
Co.: Lawrence C. PhippS, Senator from
Colorado; Key Pittman, Senator from
Nevada, and second vice president, the
Alfalfa Club; John w. Pole, controller
of the currency; John Poole, president
Federal-American National Bank;
Claude r Porter, Interstate Commerce
commissioner; George B. Porter, Inter-
state Commerce Commission; Roscoe C..
Pound. dean of Harvard Law School,
Cambridge, Mass; Aiming S. Prall,
Representative from New York; j..
Chauncey Pugh, Fred S. Purnell, Rep
reSentative from Indiana.
c. William Ramseyer, Representative
from Iowa; Frederick A. Rasch, Inter
state Commerce Commission; William
F. Raymond, Dr. Hugo Reisenfeld, New
York City; James B. Reynolds, George
Richards, brigadier general paymaster,
United States Marine Corps; Andrew
! d. Ring, Bertrand H. Roberts, Ira E.
Robinson, Federal radio commissioner;
! William A. Rodenberg, William Ridg-
| way Rodenberg, New York City; Joseph
G. Rodgers, sergeant at arms, House of
Representatives; Max RoSen, New York
City; j. c. Rosenthal, American So
ciety Composers New York City;
Waguih Rostum, secretary royal lega-
ton of Egypt; Horace D. Rouzer, as
sistant architect of the Capitol; Dr.
George M. Rufin.
Everett Sanders, Charles R. Sander
! son, lieutenant colonel, United States
Marine Corps; Richard o. Sanderson,
captain, United States Marine Corps;
B. Francis Saul. Hugh Saum, Thomas
F. Scott, A. H. Shaw, P. T. M, Penn
sylYania Railroad, New York City; D.
M. Sheaffer, @. P. T., Pennsylvania
Railroad, Philadelphia, Pa; Joseph C.
Sheehy, Swagar Sherley, Jouett Shouse,
chairman Democratic National EXecu-
tive Committee; Robert G. Simmons,
! Representative from Nebraska; Arthur
j. Sinnott, Newark Evening News,
/ Newark, N. j.; Charles P. Sisson, As
sistant Attorney General; John H.
Small w. N. Smelzer, Alan B. Smith,
Pennsylvania Railroad Co.; Bernard w.
Smith, New York City; Ira T. B. Smith,
Mays Landing, N j.; Joseph L. Smith,
| Newark, N. j.. William II. Smith, In
ternational Joint Commission; william
Wolff Smith, Veterans Bureau; Perry
L. Smithers, Chicago, Ill; Bertrand H.
Smell, Representative from New York;
Edgar G.. Snyder United States marshal;
Peter Frederick Snyder, Hugh Mac
Lellan Southgate; Paul D. P. Spear
man, Federal radio commissioner;
Henry Benning Spencer, president Fruit
Growers Express Co.; Louis A. Spiess
DR.. Arthur Camp Stanley, A. OwSley
Stanley, International Joint Commits
sion; Thomas Stevenson, Stevenson
Radio Syndicate; George r. Stobbs,
Representative from Massachusetts;
Frederick Stohlman, 0. Howard F.
Strine, Mark Sullivan, New York
erald-Tribune; Jesse L. Suter, Eu-
gene o. Sykes, Federal radio commits
sioners; Conrad H. Syme.
Sidney F. Taliaferro, Hugh M. Tate,
Interstate Commerce Commission; Will
liam H. Tayloe, Southern Railway,
Washington; Edwin P. Thayer, secre-
tary, United States Senate; Mark
Thistlethwaite, Fort Wayne Journal
Gazette, Washington; Corcoran Thorn,
president American Security & Trust
Co.; Corcoran Thorn, jr.; Francis D..
Thomas. John Quillin Tilson, Repre-
sentative from Connecticut; Max Trey
fus, New York City Henry st. George
Tucker, Representative from Virginia;
Joseph P. Tumulty.
George o. Vass. lie Roy T. Vernon,
the Chicago Daily News; John P. w.
Vest, lieutenant, United States Marine
Corps, Washington; Albert H. Vestal,
Representative from Indiana; Gen.
Hans Won Below.
Wilmer j. Waller, Alexandria, Va;
David I. Walsh, Senator from MaSsa-
George o. Watson, president Liberty
National Bank; James A. Walton, pres
ident Annapolis Banking e. Trust Co.;
James E. Watson, Senator from In
diana; Robert Watson, H. M Wells,
United States Shipping Board; Henry
Litchfield West, the Post; w. Chattin
Wetherell, Philadelphia, Pa; Alfred A.
Wheat, Chief Justice, Supreme Court
of D. c.; Burton K Wheeler, Senator
from Montana; Bertram E. Whitman,
city clerk Atlantic City, N. j.; Will
liam Wight, Associated Press; Walter
D. Wilcox, Frederic William Vile, A.
Rea Williams, Thomas S. Williams,
Judge United States Court of Claims;
Yancey B. Williams. captain. United
States Navy: Sidney B. Williamson,
Lloyd B. Wilson. president Chesapeake
& Potomac Telephone Co.; Philip st.
Julien Wilson, United States Office Pub
lie Roads; Samuel E. Winslow. chair
man Board of Mediation, Worchester:
Ansel Void, Joint Committee on Print
ing: Lewis Wood, New York Times;
Will r. Wood, Representative from In
diana; Donald Woodward, Robert w.
| Woolley, former director of the Mint;
James L. Wright, Buffalo Evening News.
Harry E. Yarnel, rear admiral, United
States Navy, chief Bureau of Engineer
ing; Frederick A. Young, j. Russell
Young, the Evening Star.
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