Evening star., 1933-04-30

D8Ck Mills, LQe OemOcr6LS Clolmeo
another State-and got it."
After the vision Of the White House
In mirage, which WadSworth saw more
clearly than either Hoover or Mills. Ill
three left the stage slowly to the tune
Of "The Tired Old Horse"
The list Of invited guests and men,
bers follows:
The President of the United States
The Vice President Of the United
States.
The Ambassador of Great Britain.
The Ambassador of Spain.
The Ambassador of Poland.
The Ambassador of Italy.
The Ambassador of Germany.
The Chief Justice of the United
States.
The Speaker Of the House Of Repre-
sentatives.
The Secretary of the Treasury.
The Secretary Of War.
The Attorney General.
The Postmaster General.
The Secretary Of the Navy.
The Secretary Of the Interior.
The Secretary Of Agriculture.
The Secretary Of Commerce.
The Ambassador to Spain.
Carl w. Ackerman, School Of Journal
Adams. Col. Daniel w. Adams, Old
Fort, N. c.; Horatio H. Adams, Phelpe
H. Adams, the New York Sun; Horace
w. Albright, director of National Park
Service; Theodore Afford, the Kansas
City Star; Paul Y. Anderson, the st.
Louis Dispatch; Matthew c. Arm
strong, Hampton, Va; Robert B. Arm
strong; Thomas @. Ashburn, major gen.
eral, U. s. A.; Henry F. Ashurst, Senator
from Arizona; Vincent Astor, New York
City,, and F. G. Await, acting con-
troller of the currency.
Hugh Baillie, the United Press: Ray
T. Baker, Arthur A. Ballantine, w.
Warren Barbour, Senator from New
Jersey; Henry H. Barr, Philadelphia
Pa; Robert Barry, Bernard M. Baruch,
New York City; Norman Baxter
Journal; Paul Bellamy, the Cleveland
United Press; Ira E. Bennett, the
Washington Post; K. H. Berkeley, c. K.
Bergman, The Washington Evening
Star; Karl A. Bickel, the United Press
James Crawford Biggs, solicitor general,
United States; Paul Block, the Paul
Block Newspapers; Henry H. Blood,
Governor of Utah; Sol Bloom, Repre-
sentative from New York; John s. Blue,
Canton, Ohio; Harold BoeSchenstein,
Toledo, Ohio; John W. Boehne, jr.,
Representative from Indiana; John
Boettiger, the Chicago Tribune; George
G. Booth, the Booth Newspapers; ]. F.
NJ Bowie. John MacGregor. Bowie
Thomas E. Bragg. New York City;
Thomas w. Brahany, Harllee Branch
Atlanta, Ca; Raymond p. Brandt,
president, National Press Club; Capt
Taylor Branson, Sam G. Bratton, Sen
ator from New Mexico; Harold Bray
man, the New York Evening Post; Will
liam E. Brigham, the Boston Evening
Transcript; DR.. Paris E. Brengle, Fred
A. Britten, Representative from Illinois;
Ashmun Brown, the Providence Jour-
nal; George Rothwell Brown, the Wash
ington Herald; Thad H. Brown, Federal
Radio Commission; Harry j. Brown. the
Salt Lake Tribune; Sevellon Brown, the
Providence journal; H. E. c. Bryant
Gene Buck, New York City; E. A. Buel
Baltimore, Md; Walker S. Buel, the
Cleveland Plain Dealer; Eliot Bufhng-
ton, New York City; Robert L. Bulkley,
Senator from Ohio; Ellsworth Bunker
New York City; Edward H. Butler, the
Buffalo Evening News: Adolphus Busch
Sd, st. Louis. Mo-: August A. Busch. 1r.,
st. Louis, Mo-: Thomas A. Butt. john
g. Byler, New York City; Harry F
Byrd, Senator from Virginia; James r
Byrnes, Senator from South Carolina
and Joseph w. Byrns, Representative
from Tennessee.
Robert F. Cahill, D. ]. Callahan
DR.. George w. Calver. George T. Cam
eron, the San Francisco Chronicle; !;
Philip Pitt Campbell, Washington, D. C.;
Newcomb Carlton, New York City;
Norman Chandler, the Los Angeles
Times; G. Bowie Chapman, A. B. Chiv-
ers, New York City; Robert B. Choate
the Boston Herald; J. r. Claiborne
Representative from Missouri; Ray
mond Clapper, the United Press; Ben
nett C. Clark, Senator from Missouri
Edward B. Clark, Rev. Tom B. Clark
Santa Barbara, Calf; Chester w
Cleveland, Magazine of Sigma Chi
Chicago, III; John j. Cochran, Repre-
sentative from Missouri; Harry Colley
Cantcn, Ohio; william j. Collins, su-
perintendent Senate press gallery; Prof
A. Broderick Cohen, New York City
Joseph v. Connolly, the King Features
Syndicate; Marcus A. Coolidge, Sena.
tor from Massachusetts,; William s
Corby, Chevy Chase. Md; Edward
Costigan, James Couzens. Senator from
MlCIllkdIl, 0dTOACA SO"AOO, tAAO ASS6
lister and Tribune. Des Moines, Iowa
John Cowles, the Register and Tribune
Des Moines, Iowa; Judge Charles r
Crisp, Harris M. Crist, the Brooklyn
Daily Eagle; Edward Croft, colonel
United Stated Army; John Crosby, j
Harry Cunningham, Chevy Chase. Md;
j. Max Cunningham, Chevy Chase, Md
Dwight F. Davis, st. Louis, Mo-; E
M. Dealey, the Dallas News; Frederic
A. Delano, Robert H. Denton. L. j
Dickinson, Senator from Iowa; Will
liam H Dieterich. Senator from nli-
nois; Henry L. Doherty, New York
City; j. H. Donahey. the Cleveland
Plain Dealer; William j. Donaldson
superintendent House press gallery
DR.. Francis D. Donoghue, Boston
Mass; Lewis w. Douglas, director o.
the budget; Eben S. Draper, Hopedale
Mass; Hugh A. Drum, major general
United States Army; Robert j. Dun
ham, Chicago, H.; Harry M. burning
collector Of the port Of New York;
George E.. Durno, president White
House correspondents.
Stephen L. Early, secretary to ths
President; Fred East, Joseph B. East
man, Interstate Commerce Commission
John H. Edwards, Leo Egan, the Brook
lyn Daily Eagle; Cnarles "; ENC Enot; "a
Hanson E~Ely, jr.; Joseph .. Ely. Gov
ernor of. Massachusetts,; Richard P
Ernst, Covington. KY; J. Fred Essary
the Baltimore Sun; Silliman Evans
Fourth Assistant Postmaster. General.
Walter ]. Fahy, New York City; War
rem c. Fairbanks, the Indianapolt
News; Barry Faris, the Internationa
News Service; George r. Fearon, Stat
Senator, New York; Capter Field, tn
Boston Herald; A. Lincoln Ftlene. Bos
ton, Mass; Robert H. Flaherty, 81
Louis, Mo-; Robert v. Fleming, Mari
Foote, the Grand Rapids Press; DAME
r, Forbes. Rudolph Forster, executiv
secretary, White House; Dewitt A. For
| ward, New York City; James A. Freal
Representative from Wisconsin; Wilfre'
w. Fry. Philadelphia. Pa; B. H. Fuller
major general, commandant U. S. M. {
| Edwin w. Gableman, the Cincinnati
Enquirer; Herbert r. Gallagher, NeV
York City; Gus Gennerich, Archer Glib
| son, New York City: Clinton w. Gilbert