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

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Fletcher, chairman United States Tariff
Commission; Milton j. Foreman, briga-
der general, retired, Chicago; Isaac M.
Foster, commissioner, United States
Court of Claims; Jaems A. Frear, Repre-
sentative from Wisconsin; Arthur M.
Free, Representative from California.
Frederick w. Won Prittwitz und CAT
from, the Ambassador of Germany;
Michael Gallagher, Cleveland, Ohio;
Charles W. Galloway, vice president,
Baltimore g. Ohio Railroad Co., Balti-
more, Md; John w. Gardner, Depart
ment of Justice; John N. Garner, Rep
resentative from Texas; FINS j. Gar
rett, United States Court of Customs and
Patent Appeals; John o. Gheen, NAL
colin G.. Gibbs, T. A. ellis, Interstate
Commerce Commission; Warren Irving
Glover, Assistant Postmaster General;
Christian j. Gockeler Peyton Gordon,
justice District of Columbia Supreme
Court; Cary T. Grayson, rear admiral,
U. S. N, retired; Thomas E. Green,
American Red Gross; DR.. Louis S.
Greene William H. Grimes, Wall Street
Journal; Dr. Gilbert H. Grosvenor, Ma
tional Geographic Society; Melville Bell
Grosvenor, Charles S. Groves, the
Boston Globe; John w. Guider, Charles
G. Guth, Long Island City, N. Y.
Henry Hall, president the Alfalfa
Club; William F. Ham, president Po-
tomac Electric Power Co.; Charles N.
Hamlin, member Reserve Board; DR..
Granville S. Hanes, Louisville, KY;
John H. Hanna, president American
Electric Railway Association; B. Ogle
Harper, George W. Harris, Leland Har-
rison United States Tariff Commission;
Pat Harrison, Senator from Mississippi;
Willard L. Hart, Nelson T. Harrison,
Daniel o. Hastings, Senator from Della
Court of Customs and Patent Appeals;
CHARLES David Hayes, H. D. Hayes,
superintendent of Radio, Chicago;
william E. Hayes, Ferry K. Heath, As
sistant Secretary of the Treasury;
Robert D. Heinl, DR.. Joseph M. Heller
Secretary of the Order of the Carabao;
Lawrence j. Heller, Thilman Hen
drick J. Philip Hermann, Frank S.
Hight. Joseph H. Hines, Bynum E.
Hinton, Homer Hoch, Representative
from Kansas; DR.. P. L. Hodges, Frank
j. Hogan, George r. Holmes, Interna-
tiondl News Service; Charles E. Hood,
secretary the Blue Ridge Rod and Gun
Club. George P. Hoover, Edward M.
Horne, Matt E. Horne, Hilleary G.
Hoskinson, Beale r. Howard, George
Adams Howard, Raymond Hubbell, New
York City; Harry E. Hull, Commissioner
of immigration; William E. Humphrey
Federal Trade commissioner; Edmund
Pendleton Hunter, W. w. Husband, AS
sistant Secretary Of Labor: Grote
Hutchinson, major general, U. S. A, re-
tired; Arthur M. Hyde, Secretary of
Agriculture; Richard Washburn Hynson.
Surgeon General Present.
Merritte W. Ireland, surgeon general,
U. S Army.
George p. James, G. P. A., Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad Co.. George r.
James, member Federal Reserve Board;
j. Caldwell jenkins, United States
Emergency Fleet Corporation; Walter
B. Jarvis, Warren F. Johnson, Thomas
L. johnson, Circuit Court, North Caro-
lima: AL Jolson, The Lambs, New York
City; Edmund L. Jones, Parker Jones,
Gettysburg, Pa; Thomas M. Jones, as
sistant vice president, Baltimore g. Ohio
Railroad Co.
F. G. Kahoe, John c. Keane, Edwin
r. Keedy, professor of law, University
of Pennsylvania; John D. Keith, Gettys-
burg. Pa; DR.. j. Thomas Kelley, jr.:
Clyde E. Kellogg, United States
SidHuDtI VI NOLlLleICe, LII ~. " AACPI
counselor German embassy; William
H. KING Senator from Utah; Paul j.
Kvale, Representative from Minnesota.
Harold A. Lafount, Federal Radio
commissioner; Fiorello H. LaGuardia,
Representative from New York; Wilton
j. Lambert, George Jandick, jr., United
States Post ONCE Department; Robert
r. Lane, Newark Evening News; Mar
shall Langhorne, Fritz @. Lanham,
Representative from Texas; Philip II.
LantZ, Pittsburgh, Pa; William E.
Leahy, M. A. Leese, Edgar K. Legg, jr.;
Ernest I. Lewis, Interstate Commerce
commissioner; Louis x. Liggett, Boston.
Mass; Charles P. Light. secretary Of
the Alfalfa Club; Charles P. Light, jr.,
professor of law, Washington and Lee
University. Lexington; @. Gould
Lincoln, The Evening Star; John M.
Littlepage, Thomas P. Littlepage, re-
firing president Of the Alfalfa Club;
Thomas P. Littlepage, jr.; Andrew D.
Loffier Charles Colfax Long, Daniel
Caldwell Long, Nicholas Longworth,
Speaker House OF Representatives;
Philip G. Loucks, oscar r. Luhring,
justice, District of Columbia Supreme
Court; N. Horace Luttrell, Charles F..
Lynch, Newark, N j.; David Lynn,
architect Of the Capitol.
Bridgeton, N. j.; Malcolm S. McConihe,
Walter Irving Mccoy vice president
the Alfalfa Club; Porter j. McCumber,
International Joint Commission; George
B. McGinty. secretary, Interstate Com
merce Commission; John A. Mcdonald,
John ]. McInerney Frederick D. Nc
Kenny, Thomas w McKnew, Robert
M. McMullen, New York City: Robert
H. McNally, William j. McNally,
Charles L. McNary, Senator from Ore
gon; E. j. McQuade, Albert r. Macken-
zie. Joseph T. Mackey, Brooklyn, N. Y;
Earl M Macintosh, William G. Ma
guire, New York City: Joe M. Manlove,
Representative from Missouri; William
c. Marrow, John Marshall, former As
sistant Attorney General; Charles H.
Matthews, jr., vice president, Pennsyl-
vania Railroad; Warren F. Martin,
Leo G. May, Rice w. Means, former
Senator from Colorado; William F.
Meredith, Princeton, N. j.; William
Payne Meredith, Eugene Meyer, jr.,
governor Federal Reserve Board;
Schuyler Merritt, Representative from
Connecticut; Earl G.. Kitchener, Repre-
sentative from Michigan; Maury Mid
dleton. Watson B. Miller, captain,
u. s. A.; retired, American Legion
Council: william Montgomery, Charles
C Moore, commissioner General Land
Office; j. Hampton Moore. former men,
Der of Congress, Philadelphia; Charles
P. L. Moran, Howard Moran, DR.. Will
liam A. Morgan, Cameron Morrison
Senator from North Carolina; Herndon