The evening world. Newspaper, April 26, 1918, Page 7

od WAR TALKS ROUSE. *: BISNESS MEN AT BROUKLYN DINNER, |ot the Germans; the bulldog deter. | the band and orc! mination of the British Army; dauntiess cournge of the k oes Scots, | plano ve be Canadians and Australians, with pard Je | tne proud records of di | Fren with thetr magvelous Lindgren of the C jand patient fortitude; the Itallans,| pany, Misa Jane. I | once wavering, but now as steadfast | gopeano, and Arthur Aibro of. t as thelr northern mountains; and at mite Ca hg iste e Ate: 8, of who! s satd: | Among those present were last the Americans, of whom he satd: | 4 See Sonn et "Give them a little, just a little | potce ci i more time, and they will be known | Mrs. Stanley B. the | ist; the ‘Songs th 7 as the greatest soldicrs the world | Mrs. Raiph Jonaa, Publ re ” Commissioner and Mra. Trav Patriotic Pleas F Feature CHE aed tes ney, Park Commissioner Jo: But with convincing an@ convicting | Harman, Mr. and Mrs. Thow dies’ Night Reception of |earnestness ho declared that many of | Filey, Edward H, Wilson, Mr. and | Mrs. Harrison C. Glore, Mr. and Mr William A, Norwood, Mr. and Mrs, | | Jacob C. Klinck, Mrs. Fred B. Hen- stant Districe Attorney us at home “are not playing the game on the square.” | Are you, and you, and you,” Chamber of Commerce. be The annual Ladies’ Night Recep-|*8ked, turning to the different sec- | and homas P. Peters, Mr. sen, it t the Hotet {Oe Of his audience, “wearing the | Mrs, J. Russell Parker, De ea, Suppor and Dance at the Hotel | uniform of America, as our lads over | Comptroller and Mrs. William Board. Shelburne, Brighton Beach, tendered inp marwtiogs eee ee aiee hoe man, Mr. and — Mra. ‘ crifices as they are m Schongk, Mr. and Mra. Jame: . by Louls Fischer to members of the| them there?” rel, Mr, and Mrs, Joseph I. Ober He declared It not 4 duty, but a | privilege, to buy Liberty Bonds, nore Liberty Bonds and stil] more Liberty Bonds. Brooklyn Chamb: their friends last n nd , taxed the ca- mayer, Dr. and Mrs, Allan MacRos ele, Mr. and Mra. C. F. Kingsley, Dr. | and Mra, William 8. Hubbard, Char ¢ Commer acity of the jarge ball ro a | Mayer, Mr. and Mra, Henry Letfe ‘a - Ai Panella sg bagel» sso and | ""sergt. Arthur Guy Empey appeatod | Charice Ei. Newton, Mr. and’ Mra. | gave nee of the growing W@F|ty the people here to stand solidly | Marshall W. Gleason, Clarence Fay, spirit. F the address of welcome | behind the armies that aresstandicg | Mr. and Mrs. James J. Brook, Mr by James Sherlock Davis, President |solidly in ¢ront of them, defending | and Mrs. Rewhen Shelter, Mr. ani Niatnber of C » the | America with their lives from @ fate | Mrs, Charles M. Valentine, Mr, and leper f Commerce, to the | Prey wn Teath ‘Mre. Frank Kelly, Mr. and Mrs Speech by Police Commissioner | qhe temper of the audience was| Thomas W. Kiley, Mine Anna Enright, the great topic was patriot- | indicated by {sm and more patriotism greeted Sergt the ap Empe ;| that Germans here who retain their use which | O'Rourke end Mrs. Henry Billman. | <a | assertions ~ oe aa MacRossio pictured | Gut AnTmantimente “are worse than | Hmelieh Fi Batted A '8 “Caeae) '@ had witnessed on the bat- | Germans fighting over there. He ad- sland Uefront and told of the wonderful |vised his hearers to butt into every| CAMP BORDEN, Ont., April 26.— changes wrought in men of the Al-| conversation in German which they | Cadet John T. Duval was killed yes. | P atcher eard and ascertain why the Engl ‘ i : “WA rena ed tetapaetele sh im their |2gUage a not good enough to speak | te*day when his airplane fell while | Peaceful pursuits to defénd their! inthis country. he was making a flight. 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