The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-27
WILSON SAYS AMEN
TOAPEACE PRAYER
Presidents Earnest Ejaculation
Heard at Union Service in
Williamstown.
TAKES \ MOUNTAIN TRIP

wuLiAMsrowS, Mass, Nov. &c Thou.
fulncss for the peace prevailing ~ .,
country and strong hope that reao. ,...
he restored elsewhere In the world v.,
the keynote OF a prayer at the r...-
Thanksgiving service 81 the Prrs.. ...
churches OF Willamstown to-day. OF '.,
end of which an earnest "amer' from
President Wilson could he heard u....
tho sibdued murmur which ran 'r..l..
the congregation.
The prayer WINS delivered by PROT e. g.
MaNcy OF Williams College, so''Ne ,
rector In place OF the Rev. Dr.. Frnr'.a
Carter. who was called 20 New YORK De-,
tho Illness OF his brother The Rev J,..
Depeu, pastor OF the Congrega Iona.
church delivered the sermon
He pointed out that 70 was not d!ri7i.
for the person who has prosperd % look
down his dinner table at the happy face,
Of his family and be thankful on this day
set apart for that purpose but g vH'
mucn more difficult FOR those WHO '.-.
some dear one during the year. IT,,
Presidents face was drawn with grief
the words of the preacher recalled "a.
death OF Mrs. Wilson since last Thanks.
giving Day.
=
ing mourning for her mother, was a,
daughter Jessie with her husband. Francs
Rowes Sayre, next. and Or. Cary Grtys.a.
the Presidents physicistL completing 80
PARTY IN tho pew. Prof Stockton Arson.
brother OF Mrs. Wilson. arrived IN town
while the service was going on and juits.
some Of the secret s"rvice men Who So
in the pew Immediately behind the Pre-
dent.
Though Mr.. Wilson sat IN the third row
and tn. church was fllod back OF him
no one sat in front OF HIN. Many Cur.pur
| eyes were turned upon the President 10y
| the Inhabitants OF tho little town. whica
was visited last week ~ former President
Taft
| Thick mud, which made walking an
cult, prevented the President from ind1Ilg
| ing in d mountain climb this afternoon
| Accompanied by Prof Arson and NJ
/ Ssyrc. aal several OF tho secret service
iAeH, the Pres .deut set forth by team 70.
| me top Of Petersburg Nount.Lr
! After reaching the crest the party went
over hto New YORK state, but "a thick mist
/ obscured the view they suu-h'.
! just after the President passed by thu
last farmhouse on the way up It's aged
owner. Patrick Doralue. rushed out and
stopped the second carriage.
Amt that tho President he asked
/ tie was told Il was.
! Well | have been voting tire DEM
1
the ir~t time | ever saw a President
! voted for said Doruhue. Il siNHyS
| missed seeing Cleveland Arc you NJ
| Sdyre."
Mr Slyre confessed.
Then I'm almost talking 10 the Tres
. dent. 4ln't l."
/ Par from IT," laughed Mr. Sayr..
/ "N,', YOU are tangled up witt nm
sor,hnA. % asserted Donahue vlsorous.y
"Ni.l you stop the President on lis Way
back and tell aim you voted for him he
Wa asked
Hell, 40; this Is after election. lie
would toll rae 10 get out Il his way or ne
would run over ne. They're al alike eA-
cent In campaigns. know ella"
/ "Saerlff' Hyman e. Walden, the town
I constable, IL guarding the Sayre cottage
tstiu Tonight, SO chief Flynn and
ls'h-r secret SerN zee men are much RELIEF.
! iyW,u spends tie dJyil-ut hours SNOOPY
,n- ar"u.d the telegraph Office l.s' a'.-
hing might come tn.,u-h which wr..d
alarm the PRESIDENT.
Tic TanukS1iyiu- dinner was NVtrNrs't
quiet, Lp "u" outs ia OF the iUucU.a.-
family except Or Gr1ysor being rrs-".i