The Washington bee., 1912-01-13
THE PEACE DINNER
All Were Represented.
New York, Jan. 8.

anuary 1, was different from the
nuch-heralded peace dinner at the
Naldorf-Astoria a few evenings be
ore, IN several particulars. There
vas no armed guard 10 protect the
quests, and no secret service men III
ull dress, with magazine guns IN
lose proximity. 1t was a peaceful
of the representative of
ifty races and nationalities met TO
dead for universal peace. 1t was a
emarkable gathering brilliant,
earnest men, who, like Abou Ben
Adhem, loved their fellOwmen. The
distinguished guests OF the great and
New York World as
5embled in the college room OF the
AstOr, and at the appointed hour
marched to the grand banquet hall,
ed by Scotch bag-pipers in kits, and
in the following order:
America-Col D. H. Washington,
great-great-great-grand nephew OF
George Washington.
Armenian-Arman MangasaTian.
INSTRUMENTATION. Charles ". An
derson.
Australian-John O'Hara Cosgraye.
Arabian-Hassan Ben Ali.
Austrian-Herbert Roth.
Bulgarian-Prince John PalealOgue.
ondurian-Arthur c. Cohen
Observation-Disclosures w WOytIsek.
Chinese-Lee Lock and Charles
Foo Poo.
Colombian-Francisco Escober.
Cuban-Julian JOrin.
Danish-Count Carl o. SpaarwaT-.
Dutch-L. Dubourck
English-Curtis G. z. Wigg.
Egyptian-Nassad Bey.
French-Frederic R. Coudert.
Finland. A. Harpit,
Greenland-Dan Smith
German-ViCtor Rdder.
Greek-E. ]. Polygranes and Chev
alier Antoine Pradashi
observation-disclosures Cukor.
Hindoo-W. Tinckom-Fernandez-
Hebrew-Sheriff Julius Hamburger.
Hawaiian-William Ellison.
Italian-Hon. John Freschi.
Irish-Hon. Bourke Cochran.
Japanese-R. Ichinomiya
Mcxican-H. Baron.
Poiand-Morris Gest.
Porto Rico-Harry Z Seip.
Persiau--Hon II Il. To3aky. J.,
Swiss-Emil Gerard
Spanish-Prof. James Raimrez.
Scandinavian-D. Johannes z. How
ing.
Swedish-C. K. Johansen.
Servian-Dr. Maxwell Branner.
San Salvadorian-Louis Kafpan.
Scotch-D. w. Chisholm.
observation-disclosures Alleinkof.
Syrian-Dr. S. F. Haddad,
Turkish-Dr. Selim HANNA Dix.
Welsh-W. H McElroy,
East - Commissioner Rhinelande
Waldo.
North-Winheld r. Sheehan.
South-Hon. Robert Adamson.
| West-John Mcknight.
! From the world at large-Thoma
McVeigh, Jr., Charles NJ Lincoll
William Johnson, Roy L. McCardel
IR. II. Lyman. c. II. Sutherland, Hor
| lob T. Hedges. K X. Kitchen, K.
| Foster, s. T Stanton, Arthur Bel
ningtOn.
There was no lack Of mucic to a
digestion during and after the teas
for there was a German orchestra, al
an American and a Chinese OrChestT
land the picturesque bag-pipers
Bonnie Scotland, who, during IL
course Of the feast. amalgamated the
| forces and played the Star Spanglt
| Banner. The Hon. BOurke COChra
Iwho spoke for the Irish people, al
! who IS always eloquent, was at n
best. and when he took his seat Il
| diners cheered him 10 the echo. Oh
/ of the principal hits OF the eyenln
! however. was made by represent
tive of a race which has always be-
| noted for its love of peace, Wh'
married to iustice-Hon. Charles y
Anderson. Collector Of Internal Re
cnue. When Mr.. Anderson cOnclud
/ his remarks. which were listened
most atteutively by his distinguish
auditors, he was given one OF the mo
hattering receptions Of the evenIn
. Many of the speakers who follow
him used portions OF his eloquent q
dress for text, and two OF the
Prince John Polealogue and Cou
Spaarwart used Mr.. Anderson, biz
self. lor text Among the 9th
speakers were: Police Commission
. Rhinelander Waldo. John Ola
7 Cosgrave, editor Of Golfers Wee
w." Hon. II. II. Topakyan, Persi
Consul General at New York. Che
alier Antoine Pradashi. Col ". D.
/ Washington and Mr.. r. Ichinomly
president of the Yokohama SPEC
Bank. The New York World 5
- Ibe CONGRATULATED upon having g3tl'
ed together such a distinguish
I number of representatives Of the
: rious races permanently and Temp
To rarily residing in this vicinity, and
entitled to the greatest praise tor
= efforts in seeking to bring about III
versal peace by appeal to the Tea9S
and the common sense Of men. "a
tact Is one of the best means OF so
ing differences between nat Ons, q
ferences which make war pOsslb
After all, it Is still true that the pc
pie we do not know are as good
those we do know, and when m
r of all races come to understand III
K we shall be nearer that peace Thl
r. passeth all understanding
y Republican RalIv.