Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-28

John Lord O'Brian, assistant to the
Attorney General; Dennis r. O'Brien,
East Orange, N. j.; T. v. O'Connor,
chairman, United States Shipping
Board; Joyce O'Hara, Washington, D.
c.; John c. O'Laughlin, the Army and
Navy Journal; j. A. OLeary, Washing
ton Star: Mai. E. A. Ostermann, U. s.
M. c.: Richard v. Oulahan, the New
York Times; Richard Oulahan, Knox
vile. Tenn; Junior Owens, Washing
ton, D. c.
William s. Paley, president, Columbia
Bioadcasting System; Robert H. Patch
in, New York City: Louis H. Patterson,
the Newark Evening News; Drew Pear
son, the Sun, Baltimore, Md; julius I.
Peyser, Washington, D. c.; John w.
PEllL, First Assistant Postmaster Gen.
era]; A. B. Pierce, Washington, D. c.;
Edward A. Pierce. New York City; Rear
Eom!ral William v. Pratt, chief Of Naval
Operations; Edward H. Preston, WASH
ington. d. c.; James D. Preston, super
1Etendent, Senate Press Gallery; Byron
Price, the Associated Press.
Norman Rabinovitz, Boston, Mass;
Sidney Rabinovitz, Boston, Mass; Will
liam l.. Radcliffe, Washington, D. c.;
"A. A. D. Rain, Minneapolis, Mimi;
William H. Rankin, New York City;
William F. Raymond, washington,
d. c.; Lloyd H. Rea, Washington, D. c.;
Roland L. Redmond, New York City;
A. P. Reeves, Washington, D. c.; Will
liam P. Richards, Washington, d. c.;
Maj. James Stewart Richardson, New
York City: Lawrence Richey. secretary
to the President; Albert C. Richie,
Governor of Maryland; Elzey Roberts,
the Star, st. Louis, Mo-; B. H. Roberts,
Washington, D. c.; j. O'C. Roberts,
Washington, D. c.; Fielding Robinson,
New York City; William A. Rodenberg,
Washington, d. c.; L. c. Rodeno,
Washington, D. c.; Will Rogers, Bev-
erly Hills, Calf; Charles E. Roesch,
Washington, D. c.; Col. Edward c.
Rose, Trenton, N. j.: Charles G. Ross.
the st. Louis Post-Dispatch: Horace
D. Rouzer, assistant architect United
States Capitol; Frederick Roy, Balti-
mere, Md; H. L. Rust, jr, Washing
ton, D. c.; Carl d. Ruth, the Toledo
Blade; Lewis E. Ryan, Washington, D. c.
Everett Sanders, Washington, D. c.;
Frank D. Schroth, the trenton Times;
Sebring, Washington, D. c.; John E.
Semmes. Baltimore, Md; James H.
Shay, Minneapolis, MINI; William E.
Shea. Washington, D. c.; Thomas r.
Shipp, Washington, D. c.; Jouett
Shouse, executive director, Democratic
National Committee; Rupert S1nSel,
Washington, d. c.; Charles P. Sisson.
Assistant Attorney General; Arthur J.
Sinnott, the Newark Evening News;
Lawrence Slaughter, Washington, D. c.:
John H. Small, Washington, D. c.;
Allan B. Smith. general passenger
agent Pennsylvania Railroad; Charles
CASTOR Smith, ST., Brookline, Mass;
Charles CASTOR Smith, jr., Boston,
Mass; Charles Oliver Smith, the OF
tawa Citizen, Canada; CORTLAND Smith.
president Trans-Lux Movies Corpora
ton; George Otis Smith, chairman
Federal Power Commission; John Lewis
Smith, Washington, D. c.: Joseph L.
Smith, Newark. N. j.; Robert B. Smith,
the Public Ledger, Philadelphia; Lewis
E. Smoot, Washington, D. c.; w. w.
Smyth, captain, u. S. N; John Snure,
the Des Moines Register; Robert T.
Snure, Washington, D. c.: Edgar c.
Snyder, United States marshal; John
Philip Sousa, New York City; w. j.
Southam. the Spectator, Hamilton, On
tario; DR.. Camp Stanley, Washington,
D. c.; w. D. L. Starbuck. Federal radio
commissioner; Alfred D. Stedman, the