Evening Star Newspaper, March 4, 1925, Page 22

Staging of Quadrennial Event On Limited Scale ‘Ably»A'chieved Chairman Galliher and Committees, Compelled to Readjmt‘ Original Plans, Meet Coolidge’s Wishes Successfully. Never before, perhaps, has any in- Rugural committee faced more dif- fleulties or been precipitated head- first into s0 many pitfalls of dl eppointment than the one that planned today's celebration in honor of the formal fnduction into office of President Coqlidge and Vice Presi- dent Dawes. Torn between the apparent desire of the. country for & return to the old days, when the inguguration of A President was a signal for a na- tional hollday with an abundance of tinseled display and Fourth ‘of - July music, and President Coolidge’s In- sistent -demand for a “modest” cele- bration, the’ Washington - tnaugural committee of 1925 completed its task With a fervently whispered prayer of thanks. . Committee Keeps Faith, But If there s one thihg the Washington Inaugural committes ha. e right to belleve it has done it.ia that every ome, from Willlam T. Gal liner, its chairman, dewn to the least important member. has done his leve) best. Always keéping in mind the wish of the Prestdent for & simple inauguration, tha committee ha: worked night and day tryving to give the peopla the best March-the-Fourtn outing possible under the circum- stance. When Mr. Galliher was asked to accept the chalrmanship of the Washington committee early last nuary, he assumed the heavy re sponsibilities of that office “with the enthusiasm of & boy,” s he once expressed it himself. 'He thought the. eountry wanted a gala celebra- tion and he has recéived since then nundreds of letters proving that he had guessed right. But he was «loomed to disappointment at the White House. Mr. Galllher never entertained a desire for a big parede. Quality, not quantity, was his slogan. He want- ed a procession consisting of only two divisions. In the first he would ike to havesplaced picked regiments and squadrons from all of the fight. ing arme of the Nation. The second would have represented the crack historic - regiments of the States’ militia, *. escorting their respective Kovernors, Whoted BDaH Restored. Mr. Galliber aiso hoped to bring hack the offsixl iraugural ball. Not only did he ‘want it as part of his program, but. as the main source eof revenue with which to pay the ex- penses of the jnauguration. Finally, he wished to stage on the Washing- ton Monument. 16t what would have been the greatest. display. of fire- works ever. ssen in . Washington. This w the sam and substance of his scheme. One by one. however, these féatures | were eliminated. The first to go was the officlal ifaugural ball. Then the parade . wa¥ ordered . cut to those military éstablishments of the Regu- lar Army and Navy close to Wash- ington 'and! the governors of the States with ‘escorts not to exceed & scant 100 men. That meant a pro- cession that could pass any given point in @A hour, at the most. Thus deprived of fts main supports, the whole-scheme feil. -Finally Mr. Gal- liher called his committee together and recommended that no reviewins| stands be erécted by the committes except a small one for the President and his :guestq; “tHat ‘the fireworks program,. (0o, be abandoned: that even an sppropelatian ‘of $256 “for the labeling -af shistorie places be rex scinded, aAd that the committes con~ fine its plans strietly - to' the limita- tions laid down by the President. Committee Out Down. To carry out the original program he had planned, Mr. GCalliher had named a general committee and sub- commitiees, whose memberships to- taled in excess of 2,000 men and women, every one of whom is prom- fnent in Washington. The decision to cut everything so drastically re- sulted in the work of many of the committees being limited, and some even became inoperative, although they retained their official status. Tventually the fireworks committee became the concert committee, and to it was intrusted the work of arrang- ing the concert that is to bs given to- night. ~Mr. Gallther and Gen. Rock- enbach did much of the work of ar- ranging the parade. An advisory committee sorted out the probléms of sufficlent importance to present to the full inaugural committes. Other boards, which are named below, han- dled the work assigned to them It might be said; however, that no doubt ever existed that the $100,600 guarantes fund which the finance com- mittee, headed by Harry Wardman, set out to ralse here in Wasitington could be obtained. In lefs than two weeks more than half of it was subscribed. and the remainder would easily have been obtained had it not become apparent that the President did not approve of such an expensive inauguration. The committees of Washingtonians that prepared today's celebrations, their various tasks and-their chair- men follow: Galliher Gemeral Chairman. General inaugural ¢ammitteé—WJil- Mam T. Galliher, chairman; Edward F. Colladay, Samuel-J. Prescott, Bd- win C. Graham and James B. Rey- nolds, vice chairmen: Cuno H. Ru- dolph, treasurer; Col.. Frederick A. Fenning, secretary, and = Frank J Hogan, general council: Byron S. Adams, Jesse C. Adkins, Milton E. Ailes, R. P. Andrews, Larz Anderson, Robert B. Armstrong, Clar- ence A. Aspinwall. Charles A. Baker, John 8. Barbour, JI. S. Barger, John S. Barker, Ralph P. Barnard, Lester A. Barr, David 8. Barry, George W. Bean, Charles J. Bel), Ulrlo Bell, Col,-J. Frankiin Beil, R. R. Bennett, Admiral W. 8. Benson, Emile Berliner, A. E..Berry, .C: K- Berryman, Admiral F. C. Billlard, Mrs. David H. Blair, Gist Biafr, Henry P. Blair, Harry M. Blair, Woodbury Blair, Thomas Bones, 8 E. Benneville, John' J. Boobar, Jonatban -Bourne, ¥. W. Bradford, J. H. Bradley, Edwin C. Brandenburg, S R. Bowen, Henry Brawner, jr; W. F. Brenizer, ¥rank S. Bright, Alexander Britton, Mrs Frederick H. Brooke, Chapin Brown, Walter A. Brown, Walter Brownley, Gustav Buchholz, Walker S. Buel, Landon Burchell, Miss Nannie H. Burroughs, Mrs. Marion Butler. Clarence C. Calhoun, J, Harry Cun- ningham, D. J. Callaban, §. T. Cam- eron, Philip P. Campbell, David 8. Carll, Arthur Carr, Albert Carry, A. E. Chaffee, Merritt O. Chance, Robert B. Choate, George B. Chris- tian, jr.; Willlam A. H. Church, Wil- liam Clabaugh, John H. Clapp, Apple- ton P. Clark, jr.; Edward T. Clark, Walter C. Clephane, Charles T. Clagett, Edward Clifford, Willlam Clifford, Meyer Cohen, John B. Col- poys, Charles J. Columbus, W. B. Colver, Charles ¥. Consaul, Wade H. Cooper, William Knowles Cooper, Mrs. Henry C. Corbin, Charlés L Corby, Willlam §. Corby, J.. Harry Covington, John H. Cowles, H. M. Crandall, Charles F. Crane, Joseph H. Cranford, George W. Crosby, Joseph L. Crupper. ¢ Floyd B. Davis, Heary E. Davis, Mra. Henry M. Dawes, Willlam H. Delsay, Fred A. Delano, O. J. DeMoll, Charles Demonet, V. B. Deyber, R. | W. Roberts, Roy | Golden Donaldson, Clarence F. Donohue, | Proctor L. Dauglierty, Charles A. Doug- 1ns, Albert Douglass, James A. Drain, Fred Drew, Edward H. Droop, P. A. Drury, H. Rosler Dulany, Thaddeus C. Dultn, D.'J. Dunigan, W. Clarence Duvall John Paul Earnest, Edward C. Bas- ton, ¥. H, Edmonds, John Joy Edson, John L. Edwards, Mrs. Stephen B. Elkine, Wade H. Flila, Wiillam Phelps Eno, J. Fred Essary, L. W. | Estes, Joshua Bvans, jr.. Willlam W. Everett, William John Eynon. Carter Field. Dr. Mark F. Finley, Atwood M. Fisher, Robert V. Fleming, G. W. Forsberg, Percy S. Foater, Col. Willlam E. Fowler, A. ¥. Fox, Bishop James E. Freeman, Mrs. Henry D. Fry, Roe Fulkergon. Edwin W. Gableman, Charles E. Jallihes, Tsaac Gans, W. Gwynn Gar- liner, Julius Garfinkle, A. J. Gaskins, Willlam _G. Gavin, Fred S. Gichner, “linton W. Glibert, Charles C. Glover, “harles C. Glover, '§r.; C. J. Gockeler, “harles O. Goldsmith, Ellfott H. Good- win, Mark L. Goodwin, Peyton Gor- don, Dr. Amands V. Gray-Hillyer, Ad- aifral Cary T. Grayson, Dr. Thomas A. Groover, Gilbert Grosvenor, Charles 3. Groves, William F. Gude, Randall H. Hagner, Willlam F. Hem, George E. Hamllton, Robert N. Harper, George YV. Harris, Charles C. Hurt, John K R. Mawkins, Harry V. Haynes, Will H. Hays, Melvin C. Hazen, Perry S. Heath, James B. Hen- derson, J. T. Hendrick, Arthur Sears Henning, A. G. Herrmann, J. Phlillp Herrmann, E. B. Herrell, Mrs. Wil- Ham H. Herron, Christian Heurich, William B. Hibbs, Mrs. D. Percy Hick- Ung, F. S Hight, William A. Hill, Charles D. Hilles, Joseph H. Himes, George R. Holmes, J. Ottoway Holmes, | William D. Hoover, Milton Hopfen- maier, Col. Archibald Hopkins, James P. Hornaday, Stanley W. Horner, Richard W. Hynaon. Thomas E. Jarreil, £ leff, Dr. Ralph Jenkins, Coleman Jennings, W. W. Jermane, Rev. W. H. Jernigaw, O. H. Perry Johnson, Holeombe U.- Johnson, John A. John- ston,- Thomas L. Jones, A. F. Jorss, Rudolph Jose, Theodore G. Joslin, George H. Judd.' Sigmund Kann, Rudolph Keuff- mann, Carter B. Keene, J. Claude Kelper, F. V. Kililan, S. A. Kimberly, Harry King, Walter H, Klopter, J. Leo Kolb. Wilton J. Lambert, Sol. Lansburgh, | Robert Lansing, John B. Larner, Wil- fred E. Laweon, Arthur Lee, Ralph W. Lee, Joseph Leiter, John C. Letis, Louls Levy, William Mather Lewis, Mrs. May D. Lightfoot, ‘George R. Linkins, T. L. Lipsett. A. Lisner, Thomas P. Little- page, Morton J. Luchs, C. B. Lyddane, David Lynn, R. B, H. Lyon, Rev. Charles ‘W. Lyons. Fred W. MacKensie, Walter 1. McCoy, Bishop William I McDowell, John McEiroy, J. W. Mec- Intosh, Townley A. McKes, Frederick D. MoKenney, Whitfleld McKinley, Edward B. McLean, Willlam McNeir, Angus Me- Sween. Arthur D, Marks, Dr. Charles H. Mar- shall, Warren F. Martin, Arthur J. May, Charles Michelson, George Miller, N. M. Minnix, Benjamin §, Minor, Lennard H. Mitchell, Frank W. Mondell, Willlam Montgomery, W. E. Mooney, Tom Moore, Howard Moran, William M. Mooney, Thomas P. Morgan, Arthur C. Moges. Edward J. Murphy, Mrs. Ellen S: Mus- sey. ol L Neuhauser, John L. Newbold, larence F. Norment, Robert. Ly Norton, Frank B. Noyes, ‘l"n:'oaon w,xgenm John ‘Gieason_O'idrien, George W. Of- tutt, Jr.; Rey. J. C, Olden, Judge Mary O'Too! , Frederick -D. Williarii Tyler Page, Charles H. Par- dos, B. “W. Parker, Myron M. Parker, James Parmeles, G. Logan Payne, Stan: ton C, Peelle, Mrs. R. Ross Perry, Du can Phillips, George Plitt, John Poole, George E. Potter, Ord Preston, John Clagett Proctor. W. L. Radcliffe, Willlam Ramsay, Wil- liam H. Rapley, Willlam K. Reeve, Dr. William P. Reeves, Hugh Rellly, Ed mund D. Rheem, Dr. Charles W. Rich- ardson. Miss Cora Rigby, Roland Rob. bin, Charles E. Roberts, Mrs. Karnest A. Roberts, Willam F. Roberts, Charles E. Robinson, Paul V. Rogers, Maurics ‘D. Rosenberg, Samusi B. Francis Saul, Judge Gus A. Schuldt, Emmett J. Scott, A. E. Seymour, Wil. Uam E Shannon: il Niam E. Shannon, James C. Melvin Sharpe, James r.sg:::: Col. €. O. Bherriil, Walter V. 8hipley, Dr. Abram Simon, Arthur J.' Sinnott, C. Bagcom Slemp, John H. Small, Sam.. uel W. Small, Emmons 8. Smith, George Otis Smith, Odell S. Smith, Mrs. AVilliem Wolff Smith, L. A. Snead, Edgar C. Snyder, W. W. Spald- -ing, Henry B. Spencer, Mrs. Virginia White Speel, Edward J. Stellwagen, Miss- Florence F. Stile, Anton Step- hen, Alfred J. Stofer, Henry L. Stringer, Byrdette Striker, W. C. Sulllvan, Jesse C. Suter, Henry L. Swelnhart, Conrad H. Syme. Galen~ L. Tait, James Mrs, Thom. Corcoran Thom, Fugene E. Thompson, Hugh A. Trift, Charles H. Tompkins, Leon Tebriner, T. Lincoln Townsend,. Evan H. Tucker, Mrs. Mary Logen Tucker, Joseph F. Tum- ulty. Fred W. Uphim, Leroy T. Vernon, Farnk L. Wagner, Allan E. Walker, George E. Walker, W. J. Waller, Mrs, Harry Wardman, Harry Wardman, Mrs. Harold Walker, Bates Warren, Charles J. Walters, Everett C., Wat. kins, Ben T. Webater, J. C. Weedon, doseph L. Weller, L. Perry West, Wil- Ham D. West, F.'J. White, George W. White, Fredcrick William Wile, John F. Wilkins, John H. Wilkins, Willlam R. Wileox, J. Finlay Wilson, Alex Wolf, Donald Woodward, James M. Woodward, H. E. Woolever, James L Wright, George. E. Wyne. Other Officlal Personnel. Advisory committee—W. T. Galliher, chairman; F. A. Fenning, secretary: C.-C. Glover, jr.; Robert N. Harper, Ralph W. Lee, Corcoran Thom, T. Lincoln Townsend. Finance committee—Harry Ward- man, chairman; Joshua Evans, jrs vice' chairman; Henry F. Woodward, Jr., secretary; Milton E. Alles, Lars Anderson, C. B. Asher, J. E. Baines, John Bardroff, Lester A. Barr, David 8. Barry, George W. Bean, Charles J. Bell, Col. J. . Bell, Emile Berliner, Mrs. David H. Blalr, Woudbury Blair, H. H. Bloomfield, Thomas Bones, E. W. Bradford, Edwin C. Brandenburg, Henry N. Brawner, jr.; Frank 8. Bright, Mrs. Frederick H. Brooke, Leo C. Brooks, Gustav. Buchols. D. J. Callahan, 8. T. Cameron, Da- vid 8. Carll, Albert Carry, Willlam A. H. ‘Church, Willlam ~Clabaugh, John H. Clapp, ‘Col. Edward Clifford, E. F. Colladay, Willlam B. Colyer, Charles F. Consaal, Mrs. Henry C. Corbin, Charles I Corby, Willftam §. Frank R. Jel- Chief Justice Tanner, Robert H. Terrell, Alfred P.|- Corby, J. H. Covington, H. M. Cran- dall, E. H. Daniels, Floyd E. Davis, Fred A. Delano, V. B. Deyber, R. Golden Donaldson, Clarence }. Dono- hue, Mrs. John Allen Dougherty, Albert Douglass, Robert Downs, F. A. Drury, H. Rozler Dulany, Thad- deus C. Dulin, D. J. Dunig F. H. Edmonds, John L. Edwards, Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins, George Em- mons, William Phelps Eno, J. Fred Essary,*William C. Eustis, W. W. Everett, Willlam John Eynon. Frederick A. Fenning, Carter Field, Dr. Mark F. Finley, Robert V. Flem- ing, Col. Willlam E. Fowler, Mrs. James Carroll Frazer, Roe Fulkerson. Edward W, Gableman, Charles E. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. JAMES B.REYNOLDS Vice: ‘Chairman WILLIAM CLADAUGH: judi{mfl Committee YWALLIAM W, BVERETT Medals and Badges ' W.T.ROBERTS Pr{nh'ng Galliher, W, Gwynn Gardiner, Jullus Garfinckel, M. G. Gibbs, Charles C. Glover, Charles C. Glover, jr.; Mrs. Guy D, Goff, Admiral Cary T. Gray- son, Dr. Thomas A. Groover, Gllbert H. Grosvenor. ~ Randall H. Hagner, Ham, John Hays Hammond, Mrs. John Hays Hammond, Robert N. Harper, ‘W. Harris, Harry V. Hayne: H. Hedges, J. T. Hendriek, Arthur Sears Henning, J. Phillp Herrmann, Christian Heurich. Wwilllam B. Hibbs, F. 8 Hight, Jo- seph H. Him Frank J. Hogan, George C. Holmes, Mrs. George D. Hope, Milton Hopfenmaier, R. R. Hor- ner. + L. L. Jenkins, Coleman Jennings. John A: Johnston, George H. Judd. F. V. Killlan, Harry King. John D. La Gorce, Ralph W. Lee, John C. Letts, William Mather Lewls, Mrs. May D. Lightfcot, George R, Linkins, A. Lisner, Thomas P. Little- page, Morton J. Luchs, C. B. Lyddane. John McEiroy, Townley McKee, Fred W. MacKe: Edward B. Mc- Lean, Fre ek D. McKenney, J. W. Melntosh, Benjamin 8 Minor, Len- nard H. Mitchell, Frank W. Mondell, Willlam Montgomery, Tom Moore, ard Moran, Arthur C. Moses, Ed- J. Murphy, Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey. Clarence F. Norment, Harry Nor- ment, Mrs. Harry Norment, Frank B. Noyes, Theodore W. Noyes. George W, Offutt, ir.; John J. 0'Con- nor, Judge Mary O'Toole. William Tyler Page, James Parma- lee, G. Logan Payne, Mrs. R R. Perry, Julius 8. Peyser,'Duncan C. Phillips, John Poole, Bamuel J. Prescott, Ord Preston. William H. Bapley, Hugh Rellly, James B. Reynolds, Edmund D. Rheem, Dr. Charlés W. Richardson, Col. Wil- liam M. Ritter, Roland Robbins, Wil. lam F. Roberts. 57 & B. Prancis “Saul, Judge Gus A. Schuldt, Willlam E. Shannon. Hubert Shannon, Col. C. O.,Sherrill, Mra Vir- ginta White Speel,” Mrs. Nellle Sedg- Willlam F. | ‘EpwarpF CoLLADAY -SAMUEL J. PrEsCOTT Vice Chairman Cuno H. RupoLpH Treasurer " HarrY WArDMAN” & tisuge Compmittee DR CHAS. W RICHARDSON NMedical Ad " JAMES T O%STER. Public Order Ross P ANDREWS Decorations and lihminations ~ Public Comfort 1 Yice Chairman- FREDERICK A.FENNING Secretary Epwin C. GRAHAM Vice Chairman FRANK oJ. HoeaN General Counsel EpwiN C DRANDENBURG JorN C.PROCTORL Histoné cSites - HEFRENCEH c/‘few Photographers ' B.FRANCIS SAUL Reviewitq Stands Mrs VIRGINIAV.SPEEL . ley, Arthur J. Sinnott, John H. Small, L.'A. Snead, Henry B. Spencer, Ed- ‘ward_J. Stellwagen, Mrs. Elizabeth Slater, Gén. Anton Stephan, Mrs. Jo- seph Stoddard, Conrad H. Syme, Alfred R. Thom, Corcoran Thom, Eugene E. Thompson, Merle Thorpe Charles H. Thompkins, Hugh A. Thrift, Leon Tobriner, T. Lincoln Townsend. - Leon 8. Ulman. Mrs. Harold Walker, W. J. Waller, George B. Walker, Allan E. Walke Mrg. Harry Wardman, Joseph I Wel ler, L._Perry West, Willlam D. Wes! Dr. Charles S. White, ‘George W. White, Frederic Wililam Wile, John F. Wilkins, Henry F. Woodward, Dopald Woodward. A Oyster Heads Committee. Committee on public -order—James F. Oyster, chairman; Odell 8. Smith, Maj: Danlel Sullivan, GeorgeS. Watson, vice chairmen; Edwin B. Hesse, sec- retary; Harry Almond, assistant sec- retary; C. F. Achstetter, Bryon 8. Adams, T. Brooke Amiss, Fred D. Allen, Ralph D. Angell, Charles Au- fenthie, Dr. Bernard A. Baer, George A. Baker, Walter G. Balderston, Frank W. Ballon, Willlam F. Bancroft, Ralph H. Bangs, John T. Bardroff, D. J. Barry, Dr. Lewis J. Battle, Chapin B. Baumin, Emanuel Baumgarten, Capt.. T. R. Bean, C. F. Beers, Mendel Beh- rend, Simon Beloff, C. P. Benns, Jos. A. Berberich, W. A. Berkeley, An- drew Betz, Harry L. Black, Dr. Harry Bosley, Bruce S. Branson, Harry W. Brimer, Alexander Britton, Dr. J. Les- ter Brooks, Andrew J. Brown, Geo. H. Brown, W. J. Brown, A. Brylawski, Gustav Buckholtz, D. E. Buckingham, Thomas Buckley, Joseph A. Buckart, H. H. Burroughs, A. C. Buscher; Charles F. Butler. s Vincent Callahan, W, H. Callahan, Chas. A. Camalier, Thos. A. Cantwell, David 8. Carll, John Carrington, Har- " Legislation T'RepERIC ViLuamWiLe W.V.SHIPLEY Tran:portatiog Chavalier, S. C. Cissel, C. T. Clagett, Roy C. Claflin, C. W. Clayton, Richard L. Conner, A. T. Coumbe, Wm. H. Cross, Henry E. Crouch, Jam: C. Crouch, J. P. Cullen, Dr. J. B. Gregg Custis. Charles W. Darr, Samuel M. Dar- ragh, Dr. A. S. Davidson, Herbert L. Davis, P. R, Davis, Ralph A. Davis, F. A DeGroot, Charles Demonet, W. Gilbert sDent, Clark G. Diamond, Charles Diedel, J. Fred Dler, Mark Dobrin, Edwin L. Donaldson, C. F. Donohue, Irvin Sonohue, D. J. Donovan, Robert Dougan, J. N. Doyle, Andrew J. Driscoll, Carl Droop. John A. Eckert, Dr. Robert L. Eller, Willlam R. Ellis, Harrison Emhardt, George A. Emmons, Harry English, C. A. Evans, Harry Evans, K. C. Everett, Willlam Phelps Eno. Alec J. Fant, O. E. Fearn, Robert H. Featherstone, E. J. Febrey, Dr. C. J. Fernald, Max Fischer, Earl V. Fisher, George M. Fisher, Howard S. Fisk, Charles Flelshman, Peyton B. Fletcher, R. G. Fletcher, Dr. J. A. Flynn, Isadore Freund,-Julius Frank- enberg. % J. H. Galliher, W. W. Gantz, D. E. Garges, Alfred B. Gawler, Dr. C. M. Gearhart, O. B, George, D. J. Gibson, Dr. Frank E. Gibson, Murray L. Gif- ford, Asa L. Gilbert, C. W. Gil, C. J. Gockeler, I L. Goldhelm, C. E. Gould, Clifford L. Grant, Thomas Grant, J. O. B. Gray, Arthur G. Guthelm, A. S. Haight, P. J. Haltigan, W. C. Hanson, M. C. Hargrove, E. P, Har- rington, J. A, Harris, W. H. Harrison, Ringgold Hart, Harry V. Haynes, A. J. Headley, F. K. Heindrick, Robert D. Heiner, Willlam P. Herbst, A. G. Herrmann, H. A. He F. 8. Hight, W. A. Hipkins, F. 8. Hodgson, Dr. R. T. Holden, Thomas F. Holden, Miiton Hopfonmlhr.'hul Howard, Charles E. Howe, R’ C. Drum Hunt, Clarence J. Hurlbut. Harry C. James, W. A. Johnston, Rudolph J e - ety = James JH. M, Keyser, George P. ian, 8. A. Kimb | Wilmot W. Trew, Charles E. Tribby, |liner, W. E. Griffith, Walter Auspicious Beginning Saw Cut in Interest of Economy Hopes for “Old-Time Inauguration” Dwindled as President Objected to Large Expenditure and Display. Jacodb Kohner, Adolph Kuntz. George H. Lamar, B. A. Lamb, W. F. Lanshan, William H. Lanahan, Ralph Lee, J. E. Leeman, M. A Leese, Louis Lavy, Willlam E. Luck- ett, F. J. Lyons, James W. Lyon John P. McMahon, T. D. McMurray, Dr. A. M, MacDonald, George H. Mac- donald, Whillam Reed Macgill, J, L. Martin, Dr. Herbert E. Martyn, R. W. Matthews, Willlam E. Mattingly, J. M. Maupin, Arthur J. May. Moritz Mayer, J. B. McDonnell, H. F, McConnell, John ¥. Meany, G. C Mecks, Harry E. Mockbee, Barry Mohun, H. L. Morningstar, Charles W. Morris, O. R. Moxley, Charles S Mufs, E. J. Murphy, C. H. Munnik- huysen. Raymond Neudecker, Arthur Neu- man, John B. Neviaser, P. W. Nickol- son, W. D. Nolan, John J. Noonan, K. A. Norton, Marcus Notes, Simon L. e. Mathew O'Brien, Thomas O'Conner, J.A. OLeary, 8. J. Olshefski, John R. Omohundro, H. D. Ormsby, Louls Ottenburg, J. Mitchdl] Owcns, Nor- man W. Oyster, R. I, Palmer. Charles H. Pardoe, Bdward 8. Par- doe, E. H. Parry, Rufus W. Pearson. E. R. Plerce, Frank M. Plérce, Chris- tian Pellenbarg, Albert R. Peters, George Plitt, George Plitt, jr.; H. G Pratt, Leon Pretsfelder, R. L. Pritch a £ Carl J. Quentell, Herman C. Rukeman, B. Jean Ral- eigh, W. Pearce Rayner, W. E. Reed, L. L. Raevés, A. L_Reynoids, H. Reynolds, Charles F. Roberts, C. Robinson, Edward J. Roche, Jo Rogers, Willlam W. Ress, Dr. Rutherford, Dr. Fred Repett! B. B. Sandige, Charles D. Shackel- ford, Joseph Schiavone, -Adolph J. Schippert; John F. Bchriner, C. E | Schron, Gus. A. Schuldt, Albert| Schultefs, Milton F. Schwab, Frank | A. Sebring, L. V. Seib, George G. Sel- | bold, C. Melvin Sharpe, W. S. Shelby, | F. M. Shore, E. G. Siggers, A. L. Sin- | clalr, John L. Smith, B. C. Snyder, | €. F. Sowers, A. E. Steinem, L. H. Steinem, ¥, H. Stephens, Frank G. Stewart, H. C. C. Stiles, Charles J. Stockman, Charles K. Stott, Roger M. Stuart, A. J. Sulllvan, P. J. Bullivan, Edward E. Swan, Parker H. Sweet. Marven Thorapson, C. W. Thompson, Milton S. Kronheim, J. Clinton Tribby, E. L. Tucker, Wil | Ham O. Tufts, F. A. Van Reuth Mre. Mina C. Van Winkle, W. H.| Wahly, John 2. Walker, Charles J.| Waltérs, John M. Waiters, Willlam I . Donald Warren, George B. Watson, J. B. Watt, A. Coulter Wells, Francls Wells, Adam Weschler. Stdney West, K. W. Weston, W.. B Wheeler, Fred J. White, Oscar M. White, R, P. Whitty, George M. Whit- well, Martin Wiegand, George F. Willlams, R. L. Williams, M, A. Win- ter, Willlam E. Wise, A. H. Wolter, B. | Frank Wright. Commlitee on Stamds. Reviewing stands—B. Francis Saul, chairman: Clarence A. Asplnwall ard Harry Blake, vico' chairmen; A. H. | Lawson, secwatary iMiam P. Ben- | son, Thomas Bone ‘aul Alvey, Rob- ert L. Bradshaw, Warran F. Brenizer, Harold A. Brooks, Norman C. Brown, | Malcolm M. Browne. David D, Caldwell, A. P. Clark, jr.; T. E. Cox, Thomas §. Cralg, George C. DeNeale, Clarence F. Donohoe. Proctor L. Dougherty,- G. Thomas | Dunlop, Joshua BEyans, Osear R. Evané, Gus W. Forsberg, C. Fenton Fadely, Gene Gallery, Charles H. Gal Guy Moryis- Hacker, rWillfam =~ Werfleld | Ross, H. L. Rust, jr.; A. P. Sevage, M. F. Schwab, George C.Shinn, C. H. | Small Eugene A. Smith, H. G. Smithy, _T. Arthur Smith, C. A. Snow, jr. “Henry W. Sohon, Henry E. Stringer, Frank J. Stryker, Edward E. Swan, Cerdoran Thom, Eugene Thompson, George 0. Vass. Frank L. Wagner, E. G. Walker, Charles J. Waters, Ben T. Webster, | Frank R. Weller, Maj. R. A. Wheeler, William C. Wimsatt. -Randall H. Hagner, Jesse H. Hedges, J. Philip Herrmann, Col. Lefoy W. Herron, Robert M. Hicks, T. Stanley Holland, Clifford Howard, Richard 'W. Hynson, Hans W. Ire-| land, W. Bladen Jackson, E. H.| Johansen, Frank A. Johnson, Hol.| combe G. Johnson, H. F. Knapp, Richard L. Lamb, A. E. Landvoigt, John B. Larner, Charles P. Light, Willlam T. Lightle, Paul B. Lum, Rufus Lusk, G. Percy McGlue, L. P. McLachlen, William C. Miller, How- ard Moran, T. A. Mullet, John J. O'- Connor, Ross E. Pollock, Charles P.| Ravenburg, Frank P. Reeside, Roland 8. Robbins. Auditing committee—William Cla- baugh, chairman; C. V. Darby, vice chairman; Moore C. Mclntosh, Ray- mond M. Florance, S. Frank Levy, Edward M. Tyler, Secretary. Public Comfort Committee. Pablic ' comfort —Chairman, Mrs Virginia White Speel; vice chalrmen, Mrs. Harry Wardman, Mrs. Charles C. Worthington, Mrs. Edward A Harriman; sacretary, Miss Kathleen Lawler. Mrs. J. D. Baltimore, Mrs. George Barnett, Miss Jane Bartlett, Miss Olive Beatty, Francis J. Becker, Mrs: Rachael Bell, Miss Laura Berrien, Mrs. J. H. Branson, Miss Mary Perry Brown, Mrs. Marion _Butier, Mrs. Frank Briggs, Mrs. Bessie P. Brugge- man. se R Maj. Ralph H. Cusé, Henry .M. Camp, Miss Eva A. Chase, Mrs. Mil- dred Coleman, Mrs. E. F. Colladay, L. D. Degast, Mrs. Louis Dent. James M. Emery, Mrs. George W. Evans, Mrs. Joshua Evans, jt, Miss Charlotte C. Everett, Fred L. Fish- back, Mrs. Stephen M. Foote, Mrs John W. Frizell, Mrs. Anabel Lee Fry. ’ s “Mrs. Guy D. Goff, Mrs: A. L Good- acre, Mrs. E..C. Grabam, Mrs. Charles P. Grandfield; Mrs. ‘Pearl Moore Gras, Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor, Miss Katig Guiton. 3 % 3 Mrs. Percy Hickiing, Misé Leia Hitchcock, ‘Mrs. R. R. Horner, Mrs. Pearl Hughes, Mrs, M. E. Jones. Miss Theresa Karger. - Charles B. Lamborn, Mrs. . Julia Mason Layton, Miss Amy J. Leed: Miss Gertrude Leonard, Mrs. May D. Lightfoot, Geotge B. Lotkwood. Mrs John W. Loveland Mrs. Marfe Madre Marshall, Robért D. Marshall, Mrs. Robert H. McNelil, Mrs. 8. D. Miiton, Mrs, John Mock, Mrs. Frank Mondell, Mrs, Sara R. Montague, Mrs. George H. Moses. Mrs. Willlam Tyler Page, Mrs. Mary S. Parker, Miss Edna_Patton, Miss Mary Patton, Mrs, Ada C. Payne, Mrs. Gabrielle Pelham, Miss Anita Phipps, Miss Katherine R. Plke, Simeon P. Price, Frederick A. Ray, Mrs. T. H. Reed, Mrs. James B. Rey- nolds, Mrs. Carl Riddick, Carl Riddick, Mrs. Newitt G. Robertson. Bernard Saul, Mrs. Fred C. Spauld- ing, Miss Florence F. Stiles, Mrs. E. L._8Stock. Mrs, Mary Logan Tucker. Ear] Venable. Ilrl} Robert Washburn, Mrs. Frank White, Mrs. O. L. Woodley, Mrs. Eva M. Wright. Historlo_sites—John Clagett Proc- tor, Dr. Samuel 8. Adams, Henry Behlert, John M. Beteler, Henry P. Alblon | Zerbert, Fishdack, Lieut. Howard 8. Fis) Mary W. Fox, Dantel E. Garges, Al- fred B. Gawler, W. H. Goldsmith, Willlam M. Hannay, Albert Harper, James F. Hood, Charles 8. Hyer, Wil liam R. Jennings, Eimer Johnson, Joseph 1. Keefe Willlam B. Lani- gan, John B. Larner. John B. MoCarthy, Col. John Mec- Elroy, Jerry B. Mackee, C. C. Ma- gruder, jr; Dr. P, J. Marshall, Wil- liam Mehn, Hugh Morrison, Migs Maud Burr Morris, Leigh L. Nettleton, ¥. Regis Noel, Theodore W. Noyés, A. J. Olmstead, Fred D. Owen, Maj. Wallace Streater, K. Parris, J. Harry Phillips, Mrs. Charles W. Richardson, Edward N. Riley, Willlam F. Roberts, Henry D. S8ameon, John A. S8aul, Adolph J. Schippert, Judge Gus A. Schuldj, J. Harry Shannon, William Tindall, George W. Toombs, Matthew Trimble, Evan H. Tucker, William P. Van Winkle, Miss Elisabeth Wetherbee, Henry K. Willard, Bliot Wright, Francis J. Young, Mrs. Tillle C. Chauncey. Committee on legislature—Edwin . Brandenburg, M. D. Rosenherg. Jesse C. Adkins, Louls A. Dent, Peyton Gor- dop, Thomas P. Littlepage, Leon Fo- briner, Morris Streusand. Medals and badges—Willlam W Everett, Fred C. Coldren, Georgs B. Ostermayer, Earl Blesécker, Dr. Mar- cus Benjamin, Joseph Clpolari, Mrs. Thomas 'S, Crago, J. Max Cunning- ham, Edward H. Droop, Miss Mary G. Fox. Mrs. Frederick T. F. Johnsor, W. L. Radcliffe, Roland Robbins. Medical Ald Cemmittee. Medical ald—Dr. Charles W. Rich ardson, Dr. L. H. Relchelderter, Dr Boyce R. Bolton, Dr. Floyd MeJ Allen. Dr. Wade H. Atkinson, Dr. Wil- fred M. Barton, Dr. G. O. Bassett, Dr. J. T. Boone, Dr. Daniel L. Borden, Dr. A. W. Boswell, Dr. J. C. Bradley, Dr E. G. Breeding, Dr. Brooke, Dr E. B. Brooks, Dr. C. N. Chipman, Dr. H. E. C Dr. Coursen B. Conklin Maj Coupel, Dr. Arthur L. Curtis. Dr. B , Miss Y. Davidson, Dr. John ¢ Eckha?dt. Dr. J. M. Fadeley, Dr. John Foote, Dr. W. T..GilI, jr: Dr. 3. B Grifith. Dr. Thomas A: Groover, Dr. F. R. Hagner, Dr. R. T. Holdsn, Dr Edmund Horgan, ‘Dr. W. H. Hough, Dr. B. P. Hurst, Dr. B. L. Jarma Lieut. Col Kellar, Dr. Harry 11 Kerr, Dr. J. Kreiselman, Dr. Frani Leech, Dr. D. C. Main, Df. J. T. Mann Dr. J. H. McCloud, Dr. ¥. Cuthberi Middleton, Dr. F. Mistretta, Dr. J. L Mitchall, Dr. J. F. Mitchell, Dr, W. A Morgan, Dr. Willlam Gerry Morgan, Dr. George Nordlinger: Col. R. W. Patterson. Dr. Edwin ¥ Pickford, Dr. §. B. Pole, Dr. P. Puteki, ‘Dr. John Reed, Dr. M. Sel linger, Dr H. Snead, Dr, Edgar Snowden. Dr. A. L. Stavely, Dr. E. A Tavlor, Dr. T. C. Thompson, Dr. G. B Trible, Dr. Joseph S, Wall, Dr. Charles 8. White, Dr. H. C. Woolley, Dr. G. H Dr. J. H. Lyone, Dr. E. C Dr. J. A. White, Dr. J B. Grier, 'Dr. LeCount Cook, Dr. Luclus Brown, jr.; Dr. Willard M. Lane, Dr. R. Frank Jones. News photographers—H. E. French chairman; J. T. Baitaell, vice chair- man; Arthur Almgren, J. C. Brown, Kemper F. Cowling, Rebert Denton. Edward J. Dowling, jr., Albert Hol- land, John L. Kuhne, Hugh Miller Irwin Pridgeon, L. Rubel, Charles V. Stmons, Harry Van Tine Press—Frederic Willlam Wile, chair- man; Edgar C. Snyder, vice chair- man: Mrs. Carolyn Vance Bell, Robert Denton, J.. Fred Essary, Charleg S Groves, E. V. Harris, Aibert Holland George W. Holmes, Ben McKelway. Byron Morse, Danfel O'Connell, James D. Preston. Miss Cora Rigby, Harold Phelps Stokes, Henry L. Sweinhart, Jules Thornton, James L. Wright. Printing—W, F. Robers, chairman: Byron 8. Adams, vice chalrman; Jahn W. Calvert, Allen C. Clark, Jeffersor S. Combe, J. Harry Cunningham, Frank H. Edmonds, Thomas M. Har. vey, J. Phillip Herrmann, James Hood, W. W. Rapley, Oscar J. Rick- Hunter, | etts, Lee Lamar Robinson, Hamilton L Rothrock, Thomas F. Scott, F. P, H, Siddons, Charles B. Smith, Edward Stafford, Frank R. Ulimer. Transportation — W. V. Shipley, chairman; T. D. Tuft, vice chairman. C. E. Thorney, secretary. G. C. Bag- gett, W. J. Brown, S. E. Burgess, W H. Callihan, A. L. Cline, Walter G Dunlop, J. B. Edmonds, A. H. Fer. rendon, O. B. George, W. §. Hall, R. M. Hicks, G. P. Jages, J. F. Nolan, C. W. Owings, R-O. Rudd, G. W. Shockey, T. J,. Stead, Cha Stewart, 'f. H Travers, G. W. Vier- buchen, H. P. Wright. Decorations ‘and- {llumination—Ross P. Andrews, chairmam; Frederick D. Owen,- vice chatrman; Charles J Columbus, secretaty. H. Mortimer Barkley, H. L. Ryam, Clark Mortimer, George B. Colbeek, George S. Do Neale, H..W. Draper, John Dunn, John Paul Earnest, Selden M. Ely, E. W. Harper,. George W. Harrls, Isador Katfman, M. A. Kettler, Richard 'L. Lamb, Stanley Lans- burgh, M. A. Leese, Lou's Lavy, Wil Ham M Millsr, Arthur Neuman, H. 1. Ormsby, Claude Owen, A. D. Spang- ler, Maj. Gen: Anton Stephan, H. O. Thompson, Ford E. Young. Committee on concert—Charles F. Crane, chairman; Arthur Carr and George Plitt, vice chairmen; Luther Linkins, secretary. H. C. C. Stiles, George: Miller, Fred J. White, Oscar T. Wright, 4.’ Allan Counoilor, Ber- trand H. Roberts;, -Bdwin J. Murphy, Harry Carroll, Henry N.-Brawner, jr., Henry M. Camp, Louis ~A. Dent, Henry.- Lansburgh, Henry Stringer, George Altemus, C.' O, Buckingham, Samuel M. Darragh, Frank P. How- ‘ard, Robert . McP. w. W, Rapley, Charles R...Birtlett, A. J. Driscol), -L.~ Pleréé Boteler, Richard L.’ Lamb," ‘Bénjamin F. Darr, Paul Sleman,” Lester H. Woolsey, H. Per- clval Wison, David Bornet, W. H Pardoe, - Bdward - Nelson Dingley, Harry 8. Welch, Samuel A. Colman, A. E. Oftutt,"Frank M. Finottl, Miles M. Shand, Frank T. Parsons, Eerl Van, Wagoner, Leman H. Nevitt, Ernest E. Wager, Sidney B. Kent, Richard 8. Meryman, Walter Rower, Charles T. W Morgan, Jerome F. Bardroff, George Plitt, Jr.; mons, Frank McK. Sioa: C, Brooks, Seaton Kent, Harry M. Blair, W. S. Brenizer. OLD-TIME INAUGURALS. Van Buren, First President Born Under U. 8. Rule, Gets Acclaim. Apropos the 100 per cent American origin of President Coolidge—the twenty-ninth man to hold the office of Chief Executive—it was recalled today that the first seven presidents of the United States were born British subjects. The first Executive born under American rule was Martin Van Burer, who took office March 4, 1837, amid w precedented acclamation. The crowds grew so bolsterfous in their demon- strations for the new “American-born’ President that they nearly mobbed him when he returhed to the White House. The occasion was about as far r Blatr Jobn R Bradburn, c}'i:nr}flhx; Brys .. B, Bryas, Maj. Gen. L éf:’ii;fimzor B. Deyber, James F. moved from & state of royal decorum as & mob of democragic. hard-cider- soaked Westerners, . with boots and 1y, | Duamel, John Joy Edson, Fred D.|spurs on, could make it, according te ry R. Carroll, M. O.-Chance, John C. Harry King, Willlam L. ¥. King,: Emery, Karl Fenning, Frederick L. writers of the time.