Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-28
sheriff of his county and once for mayor
Of his city. never oo4aiufnS 0ect1oa to

Scores the ~oeyotsa"
Commissioners Judson was assigned 80
the theme work Together IN Hafmooy."
His application Of the lesson was to the
relations Of the Commissioners with the
citizens. Urging patience. he scored IN
element Of the citizenship whom he de-
nominated coyotes"
mOny had been. introduced into the rela-
tionship Of citizens and Commissioners. It
there Is complete harmony, however. he
commented, there must be great deal
of getting together up on the HILL"
When citizens and Commissioners arc
not In accord. he pleaded for patience on
the part Of both. All should learn to
believe that everybody Is doing the best
he can for the public welfare. Opinions.
he said. cannot always be alike. and II
SO there would be little thinking done.
When things go wrong. he said, the
citizens should not "join the little band
Of coyotes" taking their complaint to
oppose them. The Coyotes" he com
mented, are not constructive, although
the constructive work IL the most I'M
portant part.
Let them cease to be dirty birds
from the geese that warned Rome"
MOT xeaCe at any xI1C0.
The desire for universal peace finding
expression in opinion and proposition OF
philosophers and thinkers and public
men, past and present, was reviewed by
DIR. Scott. He declared that he, himself.
was not q 'ipeace-at-any-price" advocate
Justice Is more than peace" he said.
Through justice must come the only
way OF producing pearce that IL perma-
nent.
II am not prepared to take the high
moral plane that all wars are iniquitous.
There are interests that cannot be COM
promised. occasions when self-preserva-
ton demands defense by arms"
The line OF progress OF the Carnes1e
revolutionary. It brings no new idea to
the purpose Of advancing the cause OF
peace. but proposes the coordination ana
cooperation of all existing movements,
one aim that animates them all. provid-
ing q central and sufficient direction ana
control.
| H. L. Snyder paid compliment to Wash
ington as the most beautiful place In the
land. Mr.. Cooper discussed character
as the most potential factor in promoting
the destiny of communities. states and
nations. Col Hopkins predicted the COM
ing Of universal peace. Mr.. Noyes brief
response to the call for his voice closed
the evenings entertainment
The committee in charge OF the din
ner was composed Of Isaac Cans, chair
man; w. T. Galliher. George White. D
S. Porter. E. c. Graham, Joseph s.
Strasburger and J. l. Weaver.
Guests at the Table.
At the guest table were seated the
toastmaster, Mr.. Warner, President
McElroy. Chairman Oyster. Engineer
Commissioner Judson. Mr.. T. w. Moves
Senator MARITIME, Mr.. Hanford. Mr.. Mel
bel. Mr.. Snyder, DR.. Scott. Trige w.
H. De Lacy. Fulton r. Gordon, NJ. 1
Weller and Col. Thomas 8. Hopkins.
Others present were:
Leonidas C. Dyer William B. Thomp-
son, John H. Rothermel, Frederick Den
nett, Thomas Bradley. Charles L. Du
Bots. George e. Emmons.
George w. White, H. w. Coffin, Arthur
Cowsill. John L. Weaver, John McElroy.
O. W. White ns G. :.,.I B; Hight Her 6!,1;
jr. D. s. Porter. Elijah E: Knott,
A. B. Lyon, George Y. Worthing-
ton, Henry K Simpson. Isaac Cans,
DR.. Richard Kingsman. James L. Par
sons, William M. Terrell, Charles e. Wire
Joseph strasburger, Lee Lauman. II. II
Walsh. Thomas B. Huyck. G. w. F
Swartzell. Percy H. Russell. Levi Cooke
John A. Schneider, r. A. Phillips
E. C. Graham, w. b. Thompson
j. Jerome 1ightfoot, C. A. McEuen
Charles +. Langley. John Doyle Carmody
John c. Walker, W.. S. Minnix, George
r. Hane, E. 8. Kennedy, E. III. Thomas.
Arthur c. Merriam, George B. WEIGH, j.
C. Hoyle. John w. Brawner. Aquilla r
Yeakle, u. 8. j. Dunbar, William j.
Eynon, Walter G. Eisinger, N. L. Sans
bury, w. NICK. Clayton. w. M. Kennedy,
A. D. Prince Galen L.Tait, James L.Tait,
d. B. Atherton, o. b. Zantzinger. Henry
W. Sohon. William Tindall. William HI
Dennis. NJ. G. Mccormick. Hugh F. Har-
vey, Thomas H. Mckee. Capt Charles
R. Sanderson. Thomas w. Smith, f. I.
Nesbit, e. Quincy Smith, J. D. Morgan,
NJ. D.; H. w. Hilleary, George A. Armes.
Leon Tobriner. Charles Nelson Chase,
Court F. Wood, p. c. Hawn. Thomas B.
Bones. D. j. Dunnigan. Harris Brown.
Thomas Grant, ]. d. Garman, 8. p. War
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