New Britain herald., 1915-05-17
WILSON GIVES Al
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 Carries for J. s. CI REVIEWS PARADE N M
Chitf Executive to Inspcct Fleet This Afternoon---Wi ner Guest Of Admiral J.f Wyoming Tonight.

Wyoming Tonight.
 New York. May 17.---ProA son delivered 8 patriotic a the American flag. and the it carries for Americans. cheon given here today in by the New York citizens for the reception of the AtId
 When the president arose soon after viewing the para< lors and marines from thcX was enthusiastically cheere9 hundred army and navy oi other guests jumped to theif applauded. All the ofi1cer full dress uniform. Alton ker, Jacob Schiff. Joseph H August Belmont and man prominent New Workers wcY those present.
 Acting Mayor George McM troduced the president.
 Deep Interest in Nav
 The president declared tl1a<. cheon was not the occasion it was wise for him to maltI tended address. He said heI ways had a deep inttrest in q
 Tt is right" he said, ''thal jeans should have a great nal press their character.
 The navy" he added. s'bfoI United States in touch with of the world. Secretary DaN warmly praised by the presid| der him, the president said, q had become more and more The secretary, he declared. entire support.
 Navy Expresses Our Idcl|
 sThe navy of the United std president said. Expresses ouI The fleet lying here at New a great fleet and b2s nothing ter about 1t.
 sThe grcat thing abouh An that it wants no territory. af| tions DO other hatlona nonol stand for humanity and for tn| that humanity wants"
 Speaking or the flag, the p' asserted that it typified all tf best in the world.
 fT'he mission of Amcrica.w l on, '1s what her soldiers and should think of. They hnve to do with shaping of policits.| times the persons who run the| States forget the principles il founded on. but the peObIe selves never forget.
 Pulse of Nation.
 When crisis occurs in thi| try it is as if you put your on the pulse of the nation, uf put your hand on the pulse oI namo.
 We lift no threats against 4 ion or class in the United sstate feet in the river is great, that the force of Ame he force of moral principle 8 nothing else for which she vi end"
 At the conclusion of his af Wilson left the hotel spect the fleet, lying at ancbor Hudson river.
 The most powerful array of fl hips ever assembled fin an Am ,ort, sixty-four in all, the tretched for fcur miles in ne of gray, but touched with olors where pennants and e Lreamed from fighting top and cad in honor of the occasion. was in readiness fo CT out tho presidential saful venty-one guns when the navy Iayhower, with the president ridge, passed them during tf .rnoon.
 Reached Harbor Last NieI Conveyed by the cruiser BaitI Ic Mayfiower, bringing tho prel onl Washington, reached the D st night and, after q allort ha'li ompkinsville, steamed up the
 anchorage off West Forty rect. 1t was after midniSht 2 arrived there, and the prn' 70 his party. expecting a lon,
 ceremonies. had retired f0l ght 4 squad of New York i> en and a patrol guard from tary Daniels yacht, the Dolphi aimed on guard at the Forty rect landing throughout the niz The naval review, preceded il renoon by a land parade. wa e program as the chief ceren ature of the ten days visit O lantic fleet to this port.
 Naval War Game. the demonstration d with the departure of the ? a naval war game along ths ltic coast.
 Three times since the ships of ral Dewey returned from the y of Manila Bay seventeen Q has New York been the f1 st of a United States fleet yer since Dewey's return ha, ssenee of the warships here ars 'ater patriotic interest than on 'asion.
 City in Holiday Atllrc. Hundreds of thousands thro streets at an early hour to (Continued on Eleventh Page