New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-25
TREATIES TO GUST
GUNS, SAYS WILSON
president Praises Peace
commission Pacts at
pittsburgh Y. M. c. A.
FADS FOR MEN
FOR UPLlFT WORK
,,.,d Of Nation Laughs When
Auto Gets Stuck in Mud and
He Gets a Jolting,

p;,,,bursh. Oct. 24.-Pesce commits ,,n.n5
'' trosties Of the kind negoIlAteu
slVn the United States ana many
e1.;o countries were spoken OIL y!
l,ol.!dsnt Wilson here to-day rs Wy
fIes .s Tor shedding Light on disputes
lS:.S would make the use OF ioreS III
Ssssrv. The President predieteu 'ha'
ne ests International disputes had oeen
Nv i..sssr,s,d for a year, as PROVIDED nv
eIs. .a treaties. cannon would not DC
M necessary 70 settle them.
iogIu Presidents address was deliv-
before a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
eteo nssting OF men, called in eele-
mas? ~ double anniversary OF the
nisNO" Mons Christian Association
io.Ns tbe foundation of the Pitts
, ne.h branch sixty years ago and OF
ys'e orcsnizstion movement ltseH IN
TouGon In lS44. az -,.,..,. at.
~ With his physician, DR.. Cary
y l''I crayson. and Secretary joseph r
I Il. ~,g Leaving the train at Brad
III Ton miles from the city. IN the
W., Of the big steel mills. scarcely
,. NJ nersons seeing the President
- bis marty. they hustled into an
"a -ts,r,ohiie and spent the hours OF the
.,;rr IN a ~ide over the excellent
NJ md picturesque hills of Ale
-, Comfy. through the lanes Of in
Sustrisl plants Of the Turtle creek al
;sv in circuitous journey into me
e;ty and thence direct 20 Exposition
Ts1 where the President talked about
fo-ty minutes. beginning at ll:0o
o'clock.
Car Sticks in the Mud.
There was only one little mishap.
mt was when the car bearing the
prs,;dent got stuck IN some mire, but q
i;,tle loltinc was all that happened 70
10 csusIne mirth rather than any
hing else. A steam roller, howeve'
bsd 10 be requis;tioned 20 pull the ca
out
Wsvor J. G.. Armstrong and the
yorpg Mems Christian Association an
riverSary committee met the President
AZ tbe entrance TO the hall and escorted
bir 20 the platform, after Richard c.
Morse. Of New York, the international
sseretary; ". II. Wigs, of Quebec,
and Harry J. Grove. of Toronto, Cana
alan representatives, had been pre-
sented.
The President said in opening that
he felt that by his being away from
Washington Congress could have more
leisure TO adjourn" He spoke partlc-
ularly Of the ideals of young men. Most
PEOPLE, he declared, believed young
men TO be "arch radicals but that he
had found them TO be very conservative.
1T would be good for men, both young
and Old" Mr.. Wilson said, ito detach
themselves more from business and
think of higher things. ! wonder how
many of US think Of Christianity as an
instrumentality for the practical devel-
Opment OF mankind.
"No man is a true Christian who does
not think OF how he can help his broth
ers, how he can uplift mankind, and
Who does not labor unselfshly for 9th
ers. The duty Of Christian young men
is 70 uplft the world. They arc the
strongest kind Of young men. ! believe
there is growing to be more and more
a demand for such men in the world,
FOR the world is growing to appreciate
them more and more
Christianity Is Catching"
The President pleaded for homes with
Christian atmospheres, saying that
Christianity was catching" and that
children raised in Christian homes were
more apt TO be good citizens than 9th
ers.
How tired I am" continued the
President, "of the men whose virtue is
selfish because it is self-protectlve.
hate the moral coward, and | despise
him as we'll | wish the towards would
stay on the side lines and let others do
the things 10 be done. Don't follow
people who stand still. Nowadays lead
ers must be aggressi
If you can guess beforehand who
your leaders are 10 be the chances are
hey will be useless. believe in pOpu-
lar government, because under il we do
not know from what family or class or
occupation the leaders will come. This
IS an age IN which the principles of
those who utter public opinion rule the
world. In the end the popular jury
will find the right.
is It not important that we, who
constitute part Of the jury, shall look
AZ things from a correct point Of view
ano with a Christian spirit2 l hope
nat there will now be q great rush of
christian spirit on the doors of evil.
What you have TO do is to fight, not
with cannon, but with right. We have
Just concluded treaties Of peace with
great many nations providing that
We shall look for the light for year.
Ny prediction is that after the light
has shone on a dispute for a year il
vii not be necessary to do anything;
mat after we know what happened then
re will know who was right and who
was wrong. ! believe that light is the
greatest sanitary influence in the
world"
The President left Pittsburgh at Ills
o'clock this afternoon for Washington
Healed cET 90 mn