Washington; Enormous Crowds SIDENT Roosevelt's hearty Washington, June 9. and Democratic "How are you the cheers of the American citizenry and the crash of saluting cannon greeted King George and Queen Elizabeth when they arrived at Union Station here yesterday from Niagara Falls. Their Majesties walked over a star studded blue carpet through saluting lines of U.S, Marines and Bluejackets from their train to the Presidential reception room in the station where President and Mrs, Roosevelt, surrounded by a group of high Government officials, awaited them.
Rousing cheers resounded through the high vaulted Union Station despite the stiff formality of diplomatic etiquette, As the King entered the reception room, President Roosevelt said "How are you I am so glad to see you.
The King smiled broadly and murmured a response which uld not be heard by bystanders. The President then put forth his hand to the King and they shook hands heartily.
The King then tumed and present fed the Queen to the President and Mrs, Roosevelt with whom Her Ma-Sesty shook hands. Mrs. Roosevelt smiled but did not curtsy,
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