The Washington herald., 1916-02-15

ed by an International police force under
the direction of an International parlia-
ment
But that time is not now. and until
the rights of man are recognized and
enforced by the common will through
federated action and as long as other
nations are armed for offense, we must
be adequately prepared against ag-
gressiOn. The darkest hour however
is ever just before the dawn, and out
OF the black clouds Of war that now
envelop the Old World may come the
remedy of a greater realization for
the necessity of an International
court Of arbitration with power to en-
force it's DEGREES. Then We may hope
for peace on earth and good will in
the hearts of the children of men"
RePresetative Hefin. Of Alabama. de-
liverCd an address which consisted large
ly of stories of the southern negro and
for half an hour the Congressman kept
his auditors laughter. lie said he
believes in platform pledges and does
not believe that party platform is like
a railroad station platform-bunt to git
in on but not tub stand on"
He concluded his address: "America is
the greatest nation on the globe have
always believed that the western hemis-
phere was built for the salvation Of de-
mOcraCy and for the everlasting habita-
lion OF the white man. I do not believe
in too big an army, but 7 do believe in
an army and a navy big enough to drive
away an enemy that may seek to land
on our shores. I am for America and
l trust in Americans"
The officers Of the University Club are
Col Myron NJ. Parker. president: Mar
tin A. Knapp, first vice president. I
Miller KpnVnD
Ralph P. Barnard, secretary: and Henry
+. Blair, treasurer. The hoard of gov
ernors is composed of Job Barnard, RaIph
+. barnard, Claude N Bennett Henry
r. Blair, John w. Davis, Henry H. Fla
ther William D. Hoover. Rudolph Kauff-
mann. J. Miller Kenyon. Martin A.
Knapp. Oliver A. Metzerott, Myron NJ.
farker' Daniel w. Shea, George Tully
Vaughan and William Waller.
The dinner committee consisted Of VIII
lam 5. Parks, chairman; William l..
Browning. vice chairman: Louis Beyer.
secretary; William T Galliher. treasurer;
CllHord K. Berrymen. Angelo Cont Will
lam Z. Davis, Orville b. Drown. Ino p
Harlow. James f. Hutchinson, jr.. Oscar
W. LanSe, NewbOld Noyes. George II
OConnor. Myron NJ. Parker. jr., AIvah
w. Patterson. Frank Sprigg Perry, Wal
ter ]. Pilling, DR.. Frank II. Schultz, John
b. Smallwood, Odell S. Smith, DR.. Camp
stanley. William II. Walker, A. Coulter
Wells George w. White, and James l..
Wilmeth.
List of Those Present.
Among those present were:
l>r. Roy d. Adams, H. c. AnsIey. F
;. Appleman, Benjamin r. Adams.
George c. Aukam, Elseo Arredondo, DR.,
5. S. Adams, Frederick H. Austin.
James M. Raker, G. Arthur Bell. Claude
n. Bennett, Charles F. Brooks, DR.. Edwin
r. Behrend, Ralph p. Barnard, John Fl.
Baltz, George N. Brown. p. A. Blair
Charles E. Berry Dr. Edward Burch, c,
~ Bergman, L. Seward Bacon, F. w
olgiano, Henry p. Blair, Southwick C.
Briggs. Mr.. Justice Barnard, S. Hazen
Bond, Hon. J. c. w Beckham DR. Gregg
Custis Blrdsall, Frederick A. Britten,
Louis Boyer, jr.. l. White Busbey, Will
liam L. Browning, ]. T. Bishop.
Harry F. Clark, John NJ Colt, Charles
W. Clement, Meyer Cohen, b. E Clark
\. G. Clapham. jeremiah Collins, J. Percy
Cam pbell, David d. Caldwell, James c,
rawtord, s. T. Cameron, Gen. Emiliana
"-'H'"" W''1lie~' v Cox. Justin Nor
rill Chamberlin, William T. Clerk, r. G.
-., ..-,.'I-ie Cocheu, jr., T. c. Cherry,
Earl CarbauGh. DR.. ]. B. Gregg Custis,
u, Leon ]. Canova, NJ. NJ. Cady, Mr..
Justice Covington, c. F. Consaul, Levi
Cooke, G. B. Chapman, Douglas B. Corn
well.
William Wade Dyer. orville B. Drown.
Charles w. Farr William F. Dennis,
Charles A. Douglas, Parker Dodge, VIII
linm e. Davis, II. S. Demare, Harold
Davis, DR.. Hugh C. Duffy, Louis A. Dent,
John w Davis CbarIes ID Davis Poh