The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-16
SNOW LADY LOVES Us, BUT
SHE'II mar No TAIN ar
AMEN iTION. PLEASE.
Snch T. the sentiment Voiced NJ tho
sana'i,an thh D,nner How shall the
rrraD .r t.h-nt, which aseS an Our
ltsp = Ears Peace. Br Z celebrated BeStI

,rIh q N"~ \ rrN la>f night M the Hotel
k.'or and mad" breezy talk for American
r.l> SOM. 81 them had a chip on has
sE.r.l,!"r hul all oI them haId politely
bat ..unrhur"alv that the dominion Can
get along Very niCev without being
hooNsi up he | =
II v.,~ 4 peace dInn"i huwevrr. and the
specch,-, hail To- dn principally with the
proposed celebration ~ 1917 of the iO"th
annIvrrSaIy rf rh" signing ~ IN" tr"a'y
Of Gh.n' which scaled peace unhroken
sine, bet tween IA" nifed States and the
British smpr" m" Canadian club Of
New YORK ha~ taken great interest IN the
prnIc,' and IT. annual dinner lsr night
was fur The dl-crS,un of n" "nlehrat ION
Naturally the discussion gRv" nppor-
tunlry Tor the canadians to- -xul' "v-s
theiL.new nationalist, and To- advise their
Amer can Friends =" dr"l, such nonsense
g. annexation Annexation. they said.
wa. dcad.r than u salt na"kcr"I
pr Ned NcFha''"f IT IN" IanadIani hb
In tina. CITY pr-s,ld.d ~ his .s,hj. among
the gUc.;~ of honor were N. Hon william
LYON Mark-nlre knE VI T. Canadian
Minister nl Labor. President William
Peterson ~ McCirli University. tn. Hon
t'IAn ls'1 ~ NV Npsb
Scotia, James, Rr.-riv president, II the
Canadian club ~ Montreal. Gerald H.
Brown. president of tn" Canadian Club or
Ottawa. Macknv. president of IN"
Canadian club 1t Toronto 1 Fred Chest
nut. president "i the Canadian Club "a
FrcdHrici on. y u James Mitchell prssi-
dent of NJ Andrews Society ~ Montreal:
Col Alexander Graham. president Of the
Canadian Club of Bnsio pr T. Il L.
Gould ten St-warr |. woodford John
Mclean. PANEL Sinclair amt Rolin VI
Morgan
Among the roN diners ware Or. J T.
Bowman Gen James = Cb,rkson. Henry
tlew-. Allan Cameron. William Dig
nam. William Il Ellison. Dr r J. G
Fit2'i"rald. John l. Gluck Sharon
Graham. Il \. Greenfield. Hamilton Holt
{ \ Haviland. Charles Warren Hunt.
John Ingli-. Dr 4 knopf. Frederick
Kopf. Francis q Iandon. Urban
I.edoua. " q McAdoo, DR. l. II Mcken-
zi". Cornelius \ Putfey John A. Stewart.
sam-s Sr-yrr. ! k-nnard thomson. (
Copeland Townsend. Capt 1. {. Turnev
p. \ Mvsard. Barton h MAID ard will 7
lam Il Waldo.
over the guest table hung the rainbow
flag NJ the Pence Society. with ia. British
flag =" IN" left and III" American nag 20 /
the right. each painted on banner q
wl-!ra To and r." beneath rho Tags
LLo sometimes around the room InaTchad I
L company at hagpip"rs III the tartan ,
20 TIE royal Stulr's. skirlinS .nerEe,i. |
Cally And from time 'o time while 'ha .
courses were on men were moved 10 rise
up without ceremony and toast the Presi
dent. the King and hands across the
sea
DR. McPhattar made his tnastrrastar's
speech brief He said it was thA chi@i
aim nf ms club Co advance tha project
now on foot III Great Britain and this
country IF celebrating IN some fitting
manner the hundred years ~ paac.s
hs hoped that "A commemorative monu-
n@nr would b- erected 10 mark the csle-
hrauon.
TIE Hon " l. MacR.nzi. King
thought that the only danger 10 Ihe mo- o. /
ment IL that some individual or soDI.ty
NAV try TO monopoliz. It. lie had heard
of rnanv proposals for a commemorative
monImenr of some sort
In some quarters he said All inter-
national monument haS found favor in
oth"-~ an international bridge with a
further suggestion wu"'h"r by RaprIb-
leans rr n"rnocra'- capn"r -av -
an ahssncs - all customs iusS again
there has h.-..n M. -lIgg"-tIpr, IL a world :
falr pr - a series - fairs. ~ a great Ir,.--
nafI' ma ped'a con G-''%- RtIt 'h. IrIu"tI,al
inns - cuu-It"~ n"R j. preventing O.r
movement from falling ln-r 'he han.l- 4
any Jne -prI,.'v ~ individual Whp ruilhr
Try 10 g"- So. Ial re,'p EnIiipu
~" consIder'Si ~ r"nArknhl. thar
Canada and Tho nl'.-d states had s.-rI.-i
all differences a'IIoabiy IN The. century
ss' and their a'tt',Gis - hl- mink N
dIcatel HarluS ~ va rplrI' ~ the
void
Dr J \ Macdonald. s,lir,r # N.
Toronto Gi0hr Uns net abl" e., come =,
Nen lo-k bit ht> address Sa- r~ad hv
+ Ma KAY - lOr.nr q, AiCTas.
rang with hat National foc,lns ~ ~.
o'hcr Speakers dv eli "a ~ - So
RENE mha- said ne that ,.t..i,
has s'.tdenlv airsr get FROM h.. ,,InIia,
stag" and 10" fs-ls -'I-rinS in h.r bio 81
the sens ~ natl dignity ant ulrIJrlI
resp"nsihiiIfv Despr'" your a"a,t.mr,
n0'i ns u wha' C'ns'r' I'.-- a nation III,
British Ewrrn wi-hrr' a prs.,..i.n- m
the "srl''- history shows gathe-at
auoUr n" T"ih". country tiv" free -.lf
governing. u'"rS.,- dominion - n
hrea'hlnI ~" -yirir - nH't.r. H. rharG.
tns no functions %: ',a''.', and rising 4,
sccep' the ph.Isa'i'r,- = - nation
and Danaia pr'rr>.'- t. stand py AMI 4
To- maintain tins Iu,r",."'i-ni.,! NATIONAL
s;stJ, within a." "prlt "nprr" & BRIT
i-a ipm.u'uu- y Canadian, ~ say
Z. 81. Jlng" I'np"r.ah-'- tpa' We are proud
OF oar Br''l-h hnr..-'i" and alliance" on,
insti"-, ~ uIr ,vu LpI-. ~. V.tligO' ..r-.
"tE "Wn country. i'l'u" oar own aw-.
administer lu-tI"" yer on own tor.
{ nv. -"tti" our ~ ~ '.s,'a policy and
""'.-r'nSu" Tor uTr-".".-- our trad. reIa
: n NJ only ".tn ipr",g'l nations but
- IL 1tt-r Br.r-u domInipu- and even
WIN treat Britain herself All tlf- y,u
"" d. ~ the -IHglt II IndeT+n.isnC.. ana
loyalty which ~ cherish - ,r!r Ir,l.eu
hl" Brl1>h rIr'N-Iglr
taI rr.pI frE.rI- % III" ult"d State,
W." give hH t--..rtn"'. thar Viii" ~
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