The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-10
WILSON WILL START
HOME TOMORROW
Enjoys Vacation at Pass Chris
tian and Is Feeling Much
Refreshed.

PASS CHRISTIAN. Miss, Jan. 9.--Presi-
dent Wilson IN declining to-day the invi-
tation Of the Mississippi Legislature, now
meeting in Jackson. to attend It's session
told the joint committee that his pro-
gramme for the coming week in Washing
ton demanded his return under strict
adherence to his schedule as originally
outlined The President said that he had
arranged conferences with leaders OF the
House and Senate on antitrust legisla-
ton, which would be the important work
OF the renewed session.
The President explained that II was
source OF qualification to him that leaders
of the business financial and industrial
world had so early evidenced an apprecia
ton of the Intentions OF the Administra-
ton along the lines of nationwide reform
and readjustment Of the relations between
the law and the administration Of the law.
Furthermore, Mr.. Wilson told the COM
mtteemen that he had enjoyed his vaca-
ton. lie was delighted. he said, with the
Mississippi coast. Its climate and its
people
lie appreciated the efforts made by the
citizens Of Pass Christian and of the en-
tire Gulf coast region to accord him the
rest he sought, and he told them that he
was going back TO Washington a refreshed
and thoroughly satisfied man.
The President explained further Just
how wearied he was when he came away
from Washington. Together with the Sem
ate and the House Of Representatives, he
said. he had been busily saving wood"
for nearly year. Congress needed the
rest too and he hoped that its members
had enjoyed 1t as he had. Then he passed
a compliment to the legislative branch Of
the Government through Its only handy
representative. Congressman Pat Harrison
Of Mississippi. who made the introductions
and arranged the meeting
The children OF the Pass Christian school
assembled to greet the head OF the nation
and he motored down from Beauieu tn
accept their felicitationa When Mayor
Saucer Of Pass Christian introduced Mrs.
Benevides, young matron OF the town,
who brought her youngest child. Woodrow
Wilson Benevides, to receive the executive
salute the President picked up the child
and kissed him. seeming to enjoy the
operation more than did w. W. Benevides
who struggled and looked frightened.
Everything Ia In readiness for the
return journey to Washington. Tomorrow
afternoon the only distinctly social affair
OF the Presidents vacation will take place
, at Beaulieu.
The President and Mrs. Wilson will bs
at home to the dwellers along the coast
! from to o'clock, after a formal after.
/ noon reception.
The President will attend church some
where along the coast on Sunday morning
spend the afternoon at rest and start fol
! Washington at II o'clock Sunday NIGH
over the Louisville. Atlanta and West
| Point and Southern railways The train
will DO run as tho first section of the New
York and New Orleans limited and will
arrive In Washington on Tuesday morning
The annual reception to the Diplomats,
Corps will take place that evening.
| Work on tho antitrust message whicl
the President will read to Congress be
fore the end OF January has been begun
He hopes to have 1t In completed form
before January 20,