Evening Star Newspaper, April 27, 1924, Page 13

None Spared From Satire At Gridiron Club Dinner (Continued from Twelfth Page.) Rev. Jason Noble Pierce, Washing- m, D. C. Frank I. Pol John Poole, Fred Perry Pu tor New York city. ashington, D, G Powers, Germantown, Frank Presbrey, New Samuel J. Prescott, York City. Washingten, Washington, . Ralston, senator from sing Ray, St. Louis Globe- Democrat, Mabbett K. Reckord, American Red Cross A. P. Reeves, Washington, D. C. A. Duncan R Newark, N. J. Osden Reid, New York Herald-Tri- bune. W. F. Roberts, Washington, D. C. Roy A, Roberts, Kansas City Star. Joseph T. Robinson, senator from Arkansas. . 'Gliiam A. Rodenber, Washington, e Joseph G. Rodgers, sgt.-at-arms, House of Representatives, Albert T. Rohe, New York City. Charles G. Ross, St. Louis Post- Dispatch. Arthur B, Rouse, from Kentucky. John P. Ryan, New York City. David Sarnoff, New York City. B. F. Saul, Washington, D, C. Charles A. Segner, Chicago Eve- ning Post. representative Shouse, Kansas City, Mo. Simmons, vice president, rk Stock Exchange. Arthur J. Sinnott, Newark News. Paul Sleman, Washington, D. C. Bascom Slemp, secretary to the President. John H. Small, Washington, D. C. Courtland Smith, New York City. David B. Smith, Pittsburgh Gazette imes, Hal M. Smith, New York Times. J. Smith, Chicago Dally Snodgrass, Washington Bdgar C. Snyder, U. S, Marshal. John P. Sousa, Long Island, N. Y. A. Owsley Stanley, senator from Kentucky. THE Edmund Varela, Washington, D. C. Leroy T. Vernon, the Chicago Daily News. W. G. Vorpe, Cleveland Plain Dealer. Ernest G. Walker, Bangor Com- mercial, Hugh C. Wallace, former ambas- sador to France. ir., Crawfordsville, Lew Wallace, Ind. David 1. Walsh, Senator from Mas- sachusetts. Edward J. Walsh, Washington, D. C. Thomas J. Walsh, senator from Montana. Charl B. kwa:d. representative Warren, senator from Vee New York Cit: ¥ ashington Post. , assistant Secre- snn,k Washington, D. tary of Labor. 1. P. White, Philadelphja, Pa. Grafton S Wilcox, New " York y e. ¢ William Wile, The Ad- Japan. ORCHESTRA CONCERT. At United States marine bar- racks tomorrow at 5 pm. by the United States Marine Band Orchestra, William H. Santel- mann, leader; Taylor Branson, second leader. Program: March, “Emperor’s Parole,” & Overture, “Don Juan”, Religious meditation, muriam® h Characteristic, “Rustle of Spring’” Sinding Mazurka, Opus 62, No. 3, from “Scenes de Ballet,” Glazounow Galop de concert, “Vinea,” Zlehrer. Marines hymn, *“The Halls of Montezuma.” “The Star Spangled Banner.” Henry B. Wilson, admiral, U. S. Naval Academy. George H. Wilson, D. C. Daniel G. Wing, Boston, Mass. Glen B. Winship, New York Clty. Samuel E. Wnislow, representative from Massachusetts. Sidney W. Winslow, jr. Boston, Mass. Garrard B. Winston, assistant Sec- retary of the Treasury. W. R. Wood, Representative from Indiana. Clifton A. Woodrum, representative trom Virginia. Carlton H. Wright, lieutenant com- mander, U. 8. N. James L Wright, the Milwaukee Journal. Richard J. Wulff, Brooklyn, N. Y. Wynn, Washington, D, C. Yeandle, lieutenant U. S. Coast ‘Washington, sper S. Yost, St. Louis, Mo, ienry Xander, Washington, D. C. James Rankin Young Washing- ton, D .C. Frederick N. ledl}mln. representa- ve from Marylan e O irmerman, Cleveland, Ohlo. SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., APRIL 27, COUNCILS PROTEST VIRGIN ISLANDS BILL Proposed Changes in Government Not Favored by People, Says Resolution. Declaring the government or the people were not consulted in the mat- ter, the Colonial Councils of St Thomas and St. John and St. Croix have adopted a resolution urging the withdrawal by the United States Sen- ate of a resolution Introduced by Senator McLean, Republican, Connec- ticut, proposing a civil form of gov- ernment for the Virgin Islands. The West Indian Island councils 1924—PART 1. further stated that while they were not “unalterably opposed” to a change in government which would be more permanent and tend to an improve- ment in political and economic condi- tions, “nevertheless we are of the opinion that the bill is not based on a knowledge of local conditions and would not be conducive to the best interest and welfare of all the people of the Virgin Islands.” Calling attention to an act of the American Congress providing that the Danish laws in force when the islands were purchased by the United States in 1917 shall remain in efect and that the colonial councils shall be consulted before any laws relating to the islands are made, the councils’ resolution declared the present form of government should continue until “a change has been requested Which emanates from the people.” S T One scientist has figured out that the physical strength of the average woman in comparison with her weight s less than two-thirds that of the average man. 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