The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-01-15

is tlat KING George and the American
President shall meet on the international
boundary line near Niagara Falls and
exchange mutual good wishes and felici-
tations on the auspicious historical occa-
sion. It certainly would make a first
class film for moving picture shows.
lar .
Presumably King George would stand
on the Canadian side of the boundary
and clasp hands with President wilson
stanuing on 'ne american siu ~
wouiG DE no uilIieuiT soou. ss,,sa,
oounIary oetNeen BRUSH anu ,epu -
AiieIiea 70 .sI. aeu ~ 81, Ir ,ra,,a,-
nature Oh sispo,ts ., vi, az trsin
ing rom Montreai 10 new io . ."e az
suuuey s, so,S =. 80 hnardad
,niuS 1t,. a. a.,,a nfsnars mr.
~ 40 80, - ..anyth,n. 70
Sn,, IT, -, ~ 80
-. n,,,,,. ths, he rs r.ached the ain.
. - - IT, :,
r.. 49,, 100 - - no, , sbo, has
haa,, erad IN ,ngsr acros. tho ,,ndefended
sron,iar 80 80 III. batwson Canada
and a. G1,,,ad statas ana nm Interest
t. .naoLar a, ar a., ,na.,In, MIA a,
T o,,5a,, tn o,bor a., hy the RritIsh
Committees for tbo CELEBRATION ~ mi. an
rI,-orsarv was ar Rnryomas,er of
Chant +ba Eaeioian to,yn In ,be cid Car
tbusIan Convent % which on Christmas
Eve. 1SI4. was signed the treaty which
ended the war between Britain and the
new American renublic Tho munici-
naIity Of that ancient Flemish town Is
TO ioin in the centenary.
1t was in 1872 that England and Amer
lea drifted into Ill feeling for which both
sides vare 10 bIama and on lima 10 the
800 .,,,,,,w,- sa.,a., ~ 7, w.. :,
-, 49, -,
iuthe suNssie' maj heu " o'e'5 ~
oeNotioh on each side' put ruiious 10 an
coneerneo. ihe r.ench shans
lIla MAJ uue 70 'neir $500
anu 'he aheficah at'ach oli Nana
laiIeu. pu' a. So ."e en- t'
nuIiIoer U, oIniiant 1 w
I IorISs, ana lnhIcteo ser,ous uae On
1nst'ah ,'h, s'' vi 'a'u ~ 80
fer the capture OF their Capital.
FaS' IN isif' psaee Hee ,.'.',
ColSI "iI - .i.e So''is,,s - yvuiia, ~,
Adam. Gov EngIand and Jobn Quincy
Adams. Jonathan Russell. James Bayard.
Henry Clay. and Albert GaIlatin, for
American met at Client. This town was
chosen partly for its convenient situation
and partly because the presence of an
English garrison there at that time was a
guarantee OF security. After five months
the signatures OF the above men were
appended to the historic treaty.
A Canadian statesman was the first to
suggest the declarations, speaking at the
Harvard Memorial in 1919 and M one of
tho famous Mohonk peace conferences
Wr Nackenzie King secretary Of labor in
the DomInIon Cabinet urged a proper
racoynitIon ~ tho event About the same
,irnc tho idea occurred spontaneously 10
.otborS apd fparIy carly in 1911 an Amer
TO-, ,,,,,,,,;t,o, vas for,ncd ana The idea
% .o-oncratinr In sin,uItaneous celebra-
tior. ,,as s,,yS.stod 10 Canada and Eng
land
~ ,ho a,,orican cou,r,I,tee M Roose-
vol. - ,onnrary hartman. NJ andrew
Cor,osie cbair-,an and rho vice chair
men inciude Messrs' W. J. Bryan anu
'O'epi IL
This committee has published the fol-
lowing pIan for the celebrations:
A snectaI Textbook on the relation. of
the United States with Great Britain and
Canada for tho r,s, eenturxy he prenared
b., h;g,oris,s ., ooot, country and used
a., M sahnaIs No. EngI,sb ia shaken
Inrin,, ~. cn,,,cnary ceIebrations
A. ip,c-nation,I nark and memorial
b-id,a i,h n,op,Iren,. at Niagara
1u,bcre rnucb y, tbo fiercest f,rh,inr of
~ IS1o-Ia - ,oor n,acol
SuIgraye Manor Nortbamptonshire.
Engisnd the home or washInrton's an
,restors 70 he nurcbassd nv pubIic suh-
s,rIntion in England and America.
tn erection - a buIIdinp in Now yorl,
for aforementioned congresses
A nermanent ioint high commission for
tho nromotIon n, GOOD relations between
Canada and tho United states
n, course these arc merely preIininarv
pronosaIs The aim Is for tho three COM
nI,tees IN co-operats as 10 international
functions in addition 70 local observ
ances 80 that the resrI, ~ a century
Of neaco NAV h. tho KNITTING ~ the
FngIish-sneakinp nations 10 still closer
friendship.
King George and Queen Mary of Eng
land will hold a series Of court func-
,i,rs d,,r,,, ,bo a,.,,,,. go ,ho e.,
- -, 81, ,,-,.I
VI anu UniSi
ana wiz oe Heiu reoruafE 1" Laoies
who have been presented. and who wish
have to make written application to
the lord chamberlain, St James Palace,
after January 1, but not before that date.
lady attending court may present one
lady. ioI whom she must be responsible.
In addition TO her daughter or daughter
ln-law. Inc names OF the ladies TO De
presented shouId De forwarded oy the
LADY VINO wished 10 make the presenta-
ton when she SENDS IN her own name.
A lady presented lot the hrst Tune can
only present her daughter. or daughter
in-law al Inc court at winch she Is pre-
sented; no appIicatiohs can DE received