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lton, the Boston Post; Frank 3. Noyes,
The washington Star; Theodore w.
Noyes, The Washington Star.
Sohn Eori O,Brien, Assistant Attor-
ney General: Col. Arthur O'Brien, Rob-
ert Lincoln O'Brien, T. v. O'Connor,
chairman United States Shipping
Board; Mgr. David T. ODwyer, John
C. OTaughlin, the Army and Navy
| Journal; Sergio Osmena, acting presi-
dent, Philippine Senate; Junior Owens.
Col. r. P. Palmer, q. S. A.: Charles
J. Pannill, New York City; Robert H.
Patchin, New York City; Grove Patter-
son, the Toledo Blade; Col. John Peg
ram, U. s. A; Gen. John J. Pershing,
U. s. A; James j. Phelan, Boston,
Mass; John Chester Philips, the New
ark Evening News; John w. Philip,
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General;
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York City; Robert Pickens, the Asso-
| ciated Press; Representative Edward ".
Pou, Charles Presbrey, New York City; +;
| Edward H. Preston, the Christian Sci
ence Monitor; James D. Preston, Ord
Preston, Byron Price, the Associated
Press; Robert E. Price, Kingsland, Ga;
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Representative Henry T. Rainey; Will
liam F. Raymond, DR.. Hilton S. Read,
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mond, New York City; A. P. Reeves,
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Gordon S. Rentschler, New York City;
Maj. ]. S. S. Richardson, New York
City; Lawrence Richey, Secretary to
the President; Gov. Albert C. Ritchie of
Maryland, Warren Delano Robbins, B.
H. Roberts, Senator Arthur r. Robin
son, Senator Joseph T. Robinson, Will
liam A. Rodenberg, DR.. .. F. Rogers,
James Grafton Rogers, Assistant Secre-
tary of State; Charles G. Ross, the st.
Louis PoSt-Dispatch; Walter Ross, Wal
ter N. Rothschild, Brooklyn. N. Y;
Manuel Roxas. Speaker Philippine House
of Representatives j. Robert Rubin,
New York City; DR.. George M. Ruff1n,
4 Frank M. Russell, H. L. Rust, jr.; Carl
D. Ruth, the Toledo Blade; John P
Ryan, New York City.
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Federal Farm Board; Lewis Strauss,
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Ivan, Mark Sullivan, the New York
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York City; Arthur Hays SulZburger,
| the New York Times; Henry Suydam,
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Washington Times; Representative
John @. Tilson, Bascom N. Timmons,
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Connecticut; Ernest G. Walker, John E.
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y. Williamson, Federal Power Commits
sicn; George H. Wilson, Lloyd B. Will
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Henry Xander.