The Washington herald., 1917-03-25
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pie Graves was to have presided. but
was unable to attend. He is making
trip through the West
Mr.. Bennett declared that America waa
mot sleeping, but is ready to meet any
responsibility which may confront 1t.
The address by Captain Fortescue was
one of the features of the evening. He
said that not only Washington, but this
whole country was overrun at present
with German reservists, and he sounded
a note of warning against "Germany's
diabolical methods"
He related personal experiences during
his visit to the European battle fronts
to impress features of the war and types
of soldiers OF the belligerent countries.
In conclusion Captain Fortescue said
that Germany will not prevail in this
war"
Major Robert u. Paterson, U. 8. A, In
charge of the Red Cross work of the
army. told OF the relief work OF this or
ganization and declared that the Red
Cross Is at present on a better war basis
than 1t had ever been in the history OF
this country. He said that during the
past year the membership of the organi-
zation in this country had jumped from
1900 to $4,000. and predicted that by the
end of this year the membership would
be 10000.
CautlOno Against move.
Major Patterson cautioned his hearers
against a move which may become ap-
parent in Washington during the next
week to form an organization to overlap
the work of the Red Cross. He said that
they should be careful and should thor
oughly investigate such a move before
supporting it."
George e. Allen declared that the ex-
istence of popular government depended
on bankers, upon whose shoulders would
fall the first burdens OF war
''Of course" he said such an exis-
tence also depends very largely upon
universal military training and the de-
yelopment of our present army and navy.
President Wilson has delayed blood
shed and has given time to prepare for
war through the writing of notes. every
word Of which represents an American
life saved and an American soldier
made"
Rev. DR.. James shera Montgomery
spoke on useful citizenship and said that
the game does not depend upon the good
hand a player holds. but upon a poor
hand well played.
Songs were rendered by George H.
oConnor. and a monologue was given
by o. F. Werner. Through the courtesy
Of the management of the Cosmos Thea
ter several professional acts were shown
Among those present were.
r. @. Addison. jr., ]. D. Addison, q a Ailes
wErn N. Akers George E Allen. Hon S. Allen,
b O. Ansley. W. T. Ashby. Charles NJ. Ashton
r. H. BaSby Il R Ball. /. T. Ball. Richard r.
Barber. H. Barnes. F. II. Bates. W. R. Baum,
r B. Baz1ird. Charles T. Beaumet. r. g. Belknap,
Q. J. Bell O. N. Bennett. c. K. Bergman,
Louis Beyr, r., s. Bieber, J. b Birmingham F.
W. BlrHne. x. J. Blundon. s. W. Bogley. B. E.
Boldin. David Bornet, B. l. Boudren, v 2, Bou-
dren. Charles D. Boyer. P. c. Brady. l.. z. Breun-
ineE. R z Briggs. Norman O. Brown. W. A.
Brown. W. h Browne. P. A. Brunger. A. J.
BryiAwsh, Hon John Burke W. A. Burke G. o.
Buns. J. NJ Burrell. L. C. Burru1. LOUIS Bush.
D. J. Callahan. F. s. Oarnody, j. D. Carmod5
]. b. Carroll. O. Z. Carter. r.. Carl H. Chaffee j.
N. hGry. Robert A. Cissel. A B. ChIton Paul
Clements T. F. Oolladay O. F. Cook. w X
Cooper, Can Corby. O. I. Corby. J. R. Cor, r.
OroIton. ]. h Cunningham J. H. Cunningham
T. DALEY. W. O. Daniel. Floyd E. DAVIS W. NJ
Dempsey. A. T. Dent, F. B. DeVereuI. W. A De1-
ter. Victor B. DSber A Dibrell V. c. Dickey.
Dr.. ]. Dickinson. N. L. Dinwiddie. J. D. Don
nelly. jr.; F E Dorm. James A Dorrittee II. j.
Dreher, l. Dre1ler. Z. II. Droop. Dr. H. c. Duffy,
J. C. Iulin. H. L Dunwoody. D. W. D1Irrett
James DuTal.
J. A. Eckert. c. 9. EckIof, C L. Ecklor. G. r.
Ehninger. Judge NJ. c. Elliot, A. Robert Elmore.
Z. W. EStes. A. H. Etting. J. Evans IT,; J. B.
Dysns, W. h. B. Evans
G. W. Fairfax NJ. s. Farmer jr NJ F. Finley
P. W. Finney, W. A Fitzsimmons G. p F1ather
l. A. Fleming. R. V. Fleming, DR.. J. A. Flynn. g.
Fortesue. Willis J. Fowler. ]. G. Freeland. W. Il.
Freeman. J. L. Fugitt. c. q. Funaway.
O. l.. Gable. A. Gaddis. George H. Gall G. f
Ga1hher O. Emory Galliher. NJ. ?. Galliher W. +
Galliher James D. Garrett. Albert S. Galley A. b
Gawler. J. B. Gilrin. R. F. Glessner, J. F. B
Goldney J. l. Goldsmith. E c. Graham j. o.
Gray. V. NJ. Green, 1. B. Greene, L. W. Groome
]. T. Hall, IT., VIM. n. Ham, NJ Handy, E. C.
Haneke F. ". Hanks. s. NJ. Ham, R. n Harper
3. Z. Harris Milton W. Harrison. E. p. Hayden.
Norman T; Hayes, Harry V. Haynes. @. ". Heider
Michael Holster. J. HemphilI, j. B. Henderson,
George A. Herman. E. E. Herrell, L. L. Herrell
". +. D. Heron. L. NJ. Hewlett, R. T Highrer
Thomas Hildt. John @. Holden, T. S. Holland
James F: Hood. NJ. E: Horne. J. D. Howard. G. E
Howe H. V. Hunt, Thomas Hyde, r. W. Hynson
R. jenkins, Fl. T. Johansen, R. R. johnson, H.
Johnston. R. s. Jones. W. H. Jordan, A. F. Jouss
W. NJ. Inlay.
Il. F. King. Joseph King, j. King. H. R. Kinsey
Morton J. KlAnk J. J. Kolb ]. L. Kolb Ed
Kroeck, Col. E. W. Kut.
C. J. LAnSmead. John s. LArcombe. ". F. LAtus
K. LesE. H.. T. H. Leith, E. C. Lewis, G. r.
Hnkins. W. p Lpscomb E. F. LOCKER, E. T.
Love. r. W. Lucke. Charles B. Lyddane. A. B.
Lyon.
McNeir. e. ]. McQuade W. E. McFaeynolds, LOUIS
Mactan ". W. Maloney. Dr.. J. W. Mankin. ]. W.
Manning, F. D Maphis VIM ]. Martin C. T.
Merchant, T. Michael, Frank .P. Mfburn, G. Y.
Miuard. A. w, Miller, b. Mohnn, Rev. j. y. Mont
gumery. r. s Mooney. R. J. Moore. J. e. Moran.
James Dudley Morgan.
c. W. Neuhauser, Roy L. Neuhauser A. NJ.
NeVus B. R. Newton A. G. Nichols. c. F. Nicol.
G. Nordnager. Frank B. Noyes. l.. Bert Nye
@ W. O'Connor. G. H. o'Connor, c. A. Oswell,
Maurice Otter5lck. Herbert H. Owens
William s. Parks Maj. R. W. Patterson. r. NJ.
Perce. r. R. Petit>A. =. Phillips, J. Phillips. @.
Pierce. A q. Plugge. R, E Pollock. ]. Poole, c.
a Pope. J. A Powell. Manuder Powell. s. j.
Prescott. ArthIr c. Probey. H. G. Proctor.
O. Griscom Rande. Il. s. Reesde. H. B. Rein
hart, F. A. Richardson. II. E. Rdenour John NJ.
Rordan. A. ]. Rivera, r. s. Robbins, B. H.
Roberts. W. F. Roberts. D. W. Robertson W. T
Robey. G. @. Rogers. L. A. Roger, c. H. Rudolph,
A. F. Ryland.
]. Sanders, D. 7. Scott, William NJ. seay. Harry
L. SeIby. W. Selby. O. ". Semmes J. K Sey-
,both H. O. Sheridan C. W. Shoemaker r. Sim
mons W. B. Simpson, B. K. Sinclair, L A.
Slaughter, jr., Albert N. Smith, J. p Smith, Odell
9. Smith, ". F. Smith. Daniel O. Smithson, J. c.
smoot, J. G. Snyder J. H. Snyder. ]. Sobotka,
W. W. spaid. @. Sparrow, F. spellisey c. b.
Stewart. H. @ Stewart, Wallace Mex StoTell. r.
J. Stryker. W. Stutlsr, J. N. Swartzell
Z. Z Taylor. William 81. Taylor, f. J. F Thiel
Eugene =. Thomrsou, @ Z. Tiffany, J. NJ nghs,
A. W. Tucker. y
A. R. varela. George o. yass e. A. vayrina.
Car Z Wagner @. g. Wainwright D. D. Walk
er Z. G. Walker. J. L. Walker, w. H. walker
@. o. Watson. George e Warheld. s. R. Walters
d w. Weaver, ]. @. Weldon, ]. Weir, A. c. West
NJ. r. West. Sidney West. B. White, George W.
White, q. C. White, r. T. Whiting i wFi.n.