The Washington herald., 1916-12-10

&C far as you like" Srhe ring WAS pre-
pared with all the accessories and the
seconds were called to the front and IT,
troduced. They were Senator Walsh,
Representative Doremus and Mr.. Lynch
in the Democratic corner, and Messrs.
Hitchcock. Reynolds and Hert in the
Republican corner. The principals wei e
then introduced as follows:
Mr.. Vance c. Mccormick, the cham
pion heavyweight Of the Southland West;
Mr.. William R. Wilcox. the New Eng
land Terrier
They were told that the fight would be
according TO the rules of the Electrical
College. Biting, scratching and kicking
In the face would be allowed. The two
national chairmen shook hands. Afte:
a few moments the manager said, looking
over the men, Mr.. President, these mel
don't want to fight. They say that they
have stopped fighting and now join hands
In the common cause, America first !"
The band struck up America and the
whole audience arose and sang a stanZa
of that stirring tune.
Many Attend.
Following is a list of guests at the
dinner.
The President Of the United States
The Secretary q State.
The Secretary of the Treasury.
The Secretary Of War.
The Attorney General.
The Postmaster General.
The Secretary Of the Navy
The Japanese Ambassador
The Bolivian Minister
Franklin Adams. Pan American Union.
Robert Adamson New York City
Felix Agnus. Baltimore American.
Milton T. Allies. Washington, ID. G.
Maclyn Arbuckle. Waddington, n. Y.
Henry II. Amstead. Ohio
Edwin q. Bserjer. Baltimore. Nd
Admiral George W. Baird U. S. N, retired.
Bernard N Baker Baltimore. Nd
Elbert Fl. Baker. Cleveland Plain Dealer.
g. b. Baker. Boston. Mass
William Bsrnum Carnegie Institution
John Barrett, Director Psn-Americsn Union.
William II. Barry San Francisco News
b. NJ BarIch, New York City
WingroNe Bsthon. Washington Evening Star.
Robert l.. Berry, Commander U. S. Navy.
! Albert J. BeTeridge. Indiana
Howard NJ Biscoe, Boston and Albany B. r.
Francis e. Bishop New York City.
Gen. William NJ. Black. Chief of Engineers. U. S. A
Tiffany Blake. Chicago Tribune.
Arthur Blanchard. Washington. ID. O.
r. W. Boiling. Washington, d. c.
Thomas p Bones. Washington, d. c.
J. A. Breckons. Salt Lake Tribune.
Frank II. Brigp. Washington. D. c.
Hilton L. Brown, indianapolis News.
| Barry Bulkey Washington. d. c.
C. W. Bum. Northern Pacific.
William VI. Calder. senator-elect from New York
d. J. Callahan. Washington, d. @.
Robert Callahan. Washington. D. q.
Joseph G. Cannon. Representative from Illinois
Howard Carroll New York City.
John Fl. Carroll. ST. Louis, No.
Thomas l.. Chadboume jr. New York CITY.
John II. Clarke. Associate Justice. U. S. suprem,
Court.
Murray Cobb. Washington. d. C.
| Levi Cooke. Washington, D. C.
W. Fl. Coolidge. Boston. Mass
Ira G. .COpley. Representative from Illinois
". S. Corby. Washington. D. c.
| James NJ. Cox, GoVernor-eIect Of Ohio.
Rotrrt Grain. Baltimore. Nd.
! Cy Cummings CheTy Chase Nd.
Charles F. Curry. Representative from California
| James b. Curtis. New York City.
| DR.. Francis II. Davenport, Boston. Mass.
Chester NJ Dawes. Chicago ILL.,
| Joseph E. Davies, Federal Trade Commission.
Frederick L. Devereux. New York City
! Henry l. Doherty, New York City.
Frank z Dortmus, Representative from Michigan
| W. C. Durant, New York CITY
Howard Elicit. y. Y, n H. & a. R. R.
Jackson S. Elliott Associated Press
| Fred E. Emery. Associated Press.
W. B. Emmert. Washington & Old Dominion r. r
Frederick W. EStAbrook. New Hamrshire
James A. Parcel. New York City
James W. Faulkner, Cincinnati Enquirrr
| Rudolph Forster. Washington. d. G.
! Dr Joseph I. Frank. Ssnator-elect from Maryland
| Nathan Frank. st. Louis Mo.
| Joseph S. Frehnghuyssn, Senator-eIect from New
| jersey
Thomas NJ Gale. Washington. D. c.