The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-11

contributed & 1000. 900. Arrange
ments for receptions In MIR. and Mrs.
Carnegie at the Central public library
building and clscwhcrc are now being
made.
Greatest Peace Congress-.
Tho Fourth American Peace con-
eress will I've as tn scope tho greatest
peace meeting ever held in the west
ern hemisphere. At least sixteen Lat
in- American countries, Including Men
i"o. will he officially represented
When tho invitation m the Mexican
government 4" send a delegation w:;x
mailed. a battle was raging in the
streets Of McNiu" CITY. and the reane
workers had GRAVE doubts AZ to who
thcr the invitation would I've cNnn ;,c-
knowleiged. Greatly to their surprise.
they have received from tho sccrc-
tary Of foreign relations. q very polite
letter of acceptance in whicl, he states
that the personnel Of the DELEGATION
to represent the Republic Of MEXICO
at the peace congress will I've an
within a few days.
Wilson to- Speak.
Woodrow Wilson. president of the
United States and honorary president
OF the peace congress. is expected to
head the official delegation from
Washington II deliver AN address.
One of tho sessions of The congress
will he presided over Ivy Charles w.
Fairbanks. former vice president OF
the United States.
The honorary vice presidents Of the
peace congress are William ". Taft.
former president OF the United States.
and Elihu Root, United States scna-
tor from New York. The active pres
ident IL Congressman Richard Bart
holdt, an International figure in the
peace movement, and tho active vice
presidents are William Jennings Bry-
an, secretary Of state. Theodore r.
Burton, United States senator from
Ohio: Andrew Carnegie. philanthrop-
isl, Champ Clark. speaker OF the
house OF Representatives; John w.
Grisss, former United States attorney
general. and Oscar Strains. former
American ambassador of Turkey.
Tho peace congress will he ushercd
In with h dedication. April so. OF
the Jefferson memorial, a 100000
structure COMMUNICATING the Louisi-
ana purchase, the greatest p~oaceatIo
acquisition of territory in the worlds
history. and on enc opening day, May
l, an interstate oratorical contest M
der the auspices Of the intercollegiate
Peace association, for a prize Of 500.
will be held.
sUttH}Vtant SUBJECTS.
Some OF the subjects that Will be
discussed Al tho Neaco congress fol
low. Methods Of Peace p~yoparand
ism. Present International problern.
Of the United States. Problems Of The
Hague Conference. The Colonization of
JOG wears of Peace between E,alisl
Speaking Nations. International Law,
Interests of Scientists in 1nternat;ona
Icace and thu Outlook for Peace
throughout the World. Under the
general title Present l]nternationa]
irohe1ns OF the United States" arc
listed the Panama canal. tolls. FORTH
cations, peace in Mexico and Contra
America and Philippines.
A garden party al ShaW'S t1ardcr
'ofhcislly known as the Missouri Rot.
anical ~GSarden), the largest and mos,
complete botanical park in the world
is being arranged for the entertain.
nient Of the out-of-tomn delegates b,
nc reception committee OF men. tho
chairman Of which is Dan c. N,,ecnt
and tho reception committee Of VIC.
men, whose Chairman is Mrs. ". T
Fis"hol. Other forms Of entertain.
taih,1ent, including A sieht-secin
% Of the city, are being planned
. Addresses also probably will be de.
liNeled AT the congress BY mem bcrs a.
the English committee for the Cen.
'eharN, which will arrive in the Unit
i, "a states the latter part OF April
: headed probably by Earl Grey, for
=; f1er governor general Of Canada tn,
{ English committee is coming to tn,
I, United States primarily for a confer
ence with the American and Cananta,
r committees regarding the Anglo
American peace centenary. which vii
: begin in the latter part or 1914 an,
r extend into 1918, and which viii in
! rl"do celebrations in the Unite,
. States, Canada and England.