Evening journal., 1918-02-08
PATRIOTISM TOP NOTE AS SONS OF MARYLAND DINE


thNt we know what the issue Is WI
! don't want peace until the question 4:
! settled for all time and until we know
it Is settled in a way we win not have
/ TO light It over again
, 81 lived in Germany for awhile ano
p found the German people O iovial lot
J but they have been taught by Govern
ment instructors that only through wal
could Germany prosper, and only
through the lesson Of military defeat
will this idea be driven from the minds
Of the German people. It Is not 80
much the German people in this
country that ! fear. but those OF all
nationalities who take the German gold
and as spies destroy our munition
plants, burn bridges, place cut glass in
bandages and poison our waters Until
we do like Germany does, take and
shoot some OF them, we VIII not be
safe This statement evoked the great
est applause Of the night.
Congressman Gillette spoke Of the CO.
operation Of the people Of this country
in conserving foods and said that with
the same coordination I'm the military
and other war plans the war will be
won.
I'VE want. when the Council Of Peace
meets, TO have America represented at
a prominent place at the table. We can
then rest assured that it will be a last
ing peace, and that the system Of iron
and blood will be crushed forever and
peace established for all times"
Miss Suzanne Silvercruys. daughter Of
the Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court
Of Belgium, who is known as "The
Little Belgian Girl" and who had ad-
dressed the Rotary Club earleir On the
evening, was then called on 10 address
the members from the balcony. Miss
Silvercruys told Of witnessing the burn
ing Of Louvain, and Of how the father
OF a i2-year-old friend had been Killed
and her mother driven insane with
grief.
1--WE look to America TO help us" she
cried. Little Belgium fought as long
as she could Now | ask you to fight
for Belgium, light for America. Fightr'
Miss Silvercruys played the Belgian ma
tional anthem on the piano.
In addition to those at The speakers
table those present included the fol-
lowing.
W. w Anderson. II B Alexander, D.
C. Aspri A. b. Ayerst.
E. C. Barrett, Walter Biockson. J. E.
Blackson, F. K. Burns. Leroy w. Beatty
A. d. Boston, NJ. C. Boyd, II. T. Baker,
C. E. Boston. G.. G.. Byron, ]. Fl. Boggs
j. Barry Baxter. Thomas F. Bayard
J. II. Banks, p. G. Bradford Jr.. George
NJ. Brown, j. c. Boulden, John A
Booker, Dr. N. e. Bird, J. o. Bosley. W
6. Bryan. r. O. Baily, j. Roy Bradley |
John .. Brown, Geo. Baldwin. Caleb |
F.. BurchenaL j Frank Ball.
S. A. Collins, c. H. Cantweu, Archibald |
Crozier, George Carter. r. j. Crow. /
Horace D. Carl, II Howard Carver, B. II. |
Coy, Leonard w Crawford, T. II. Cap |
peau, s. C. Caldwell, c. II. Collins, VIII /
liam Coyne, Charles N. Clash, District |
Attorney G. F., Curley, Richard Clash |
l.. A. Dieka. J. Frank Davis. r. G. Den
mis- ]. d. Davis. Olin b. Davis.
r. w. Ellis, J. NJ Engleman, E. W. |
Ewing. T. f. Eichewerger, Andrew |
Ellason, E. B. Emory, j. j. English. |
Charles B. Evans. W. IT, Evans, H. J. !
Ellison.
John Fielding, Lewis w Fox. ]. B
Foord, DR.. S. c. Frederick, NJ. D. Fisher.
p. NJ. Frazier. s S. Frazier. p. IT, Ford.
r. r. Ford, Martin L. FAIRY.
C. A. Greenwood. y. L. Grubb. George
w. Griffin, I. A. Gray, Augustus Gil
lespie, George Gillespie Harry p Gun
by, Z. Gilllsan. Jr.. r. 6. Gallaher, W
s. Givan +. A. Greenhawk, The Rev
j. +. CAN'T. r. Griffin
James Hayes, Edward Hart, j. A. Hart,
Walter Hart, Garrett J. Hart J. j. Hortv.
w. j. r. Hill, Dr. J. p. Holloway Or
G. j. Harmonson, c. L. Harmonson, z. Z. /
Handy, A. j. IIyland, II. w Horsev. n. l
=. Horsey II. X. Hoch, w II. Head. II. !
tIofecker, w r. Hazard. Dr. George A. !
Harter, q. A. Hin, H. C.. Humphries |
Walter p. Hacker. G.. w. Han, F. w. |
Harper, l.. W. Hawk, Edgar NJ Hoopes |
Jr., b. r. Houston, II. c. Humphrey. NJ /
c. o. Hammond, A. J Hyland. c. B |
Hallam
Jesse E. ireland.
II. d. Jellson. T. F. Janney Dan 2 /
Jones' Everett c. johnson.
T. W. keiihley, Or. p II. Keaveny. |
Or. W. II. Kraemer, Walter r. Kevs /
Rev. Frederick NJ. Kirkus.
F. L. Layton, w. A. Lindsay. n. c. /
Lakeland, Or. w. c. LaMotte, John /
Loud
F. D. l.. Mitchell, Howard Nfarston /
NJ. L.. Markand. Jas II. Morris. L. L. |
Maloney, T..J. Mowbray, w. C. Massey. |
I. J. Mooney, Geo. B. Miller. Paul Null /
len, 5. l.. Mckee, Chas Mayne J. ] /
McGoven, w. T. Mearns, II. w. Mars /
ton, Hugh NJ. Morris, H. Warner Nc |
Neal Edmund Mitchell, Josiah Marvel |
Patrick Nulty, O. A. Newton. w. @ |
Nesbitt. J. p Nelds.
John o. O'ConneI.
C. D. Prickett ] f. Percy, A. z. Par
sons, Harrie T. Price, @. ]. PurnelI. Or
John Palmer, Jr., F. II. Phillips.
Ford Phillips, Rev J. +. Parks. NJ s
Plummer, w. S. Prickctt
John r. Quinn.
Walter Rash, Charles A. Rudolph. DIR
w. Ryon, John S. Rossel, Richard
Reese, John r. Richardson. the Rev. NJ /
NJ Ryan, George w Rhodes, Robert II |
Richards, Dr. c.. H. Reese, Attorne,
General d. J. Reinhardt.
DR.. Willard Springer, G. NJ. Smith /
Dr. Stanley Steele, 5. T. Scott. ]. B
Salmon Ayres J. Stockly, +. NJ. SEWER
Harvey Smith, f. d. stowe. William l.
Scott, James II. Shuster John q
Strong, 3 l.. Savin. C. NJ stelle. Jr
B. II. Steele, c. A. Southerland. George
A. salmon. Or. w. O. Stack. William b /
Smith, Jr., H. W. Stackey. Frank Shep. /
pard, Harvey Smith
J. w Toadvine, the Rev. A. II
Thompson, C. H. Ten Weeges. James /
r. Taylor, ]. A. Townsend, the Rev
Wm Temple, w II. Tighman. John A /
TAFT NJ ] Thornton l. Scott frox..r /