The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-01

mere to bid godspeed to the ship and III
pa ssengers. Mr.. Brysn's only reason fol
not sailing on Saturday is that he be
!eves he can do more good here fol
a time IN opposing preparedness. 1t !,
thought the Endorsement OF Mr.. Bryar
Will influence many who have been un
decided or waiting to see whether Mr.
Ford's project would succeed.
Telegram sent by Mr.. Bryan.
Mr.. Bryars telegram. received las
night al the Ford peace headquarters "a
the Biltmorc from Miami. Fla. was al
am heartily IN sympathy with your
proposed peace plan. II is worthy OF
all praise and will. trust. acom-
plish much good.
| deeply appreciate your invitation
and would accept without hesitation.
but after earnest conside ration Of the
subject am impressed with the belief
that just now ! can render a greater
service here opposing the plan to COM
init this country to IA large and definite
increase in expenditures for army and
navy. IA plan which would not only be
oppressive TO the taxpayers but would.
| believe, prove menace to our ma
tons peace and influence.
hope 1t may be possible for me to
Join your party at The Hague. II not
earlier. II agreeable to YOU shall
come TO New York Friday morning or
evening 10 explain more fully. Please
answer here.
WILLIAM JENNISos BsYAS.
Much anxiety has been shown at tn
Ford headquarters regarding the atti
tude Mr.. Bryan would take on the peac
snip project, and therefore there wa
rejoicing when the telegram arrived
on Saturday MI Ford telegraphed MI
Bryan al Lincoln, Neb.. urging him {
prepare Ia sail on the Oscar II. Wur
was received that Mr., Bryan had gor
South for u rest. and thaJ the tel, gra r
had been forwarded tn him. secon
telegram was then sent from here I
Miami \ brief reply from MIR. B'ya
was received bc:or. the longer message
The peace conference of the For
party at The Hague Is not eNpec:e
10 take place for two or three week
after the ship sails, rs stops viii h
made at Chrstiania. Stockholm and Co
penhagen. and time must be allowed 10
ralties from Switzerland. spain an
Portugal To- travel 10 The Hague VI,
Bryan, therefore, could remain In thi
country two or three weeks and still no
miss IN. conference.
Message IL Sent 10 the Pope.
y 900 word cahlegram signed at
Henry Ford's name was sent t. For
benedict yesterday by Louis +. Loci
ner, sccr"tr-v II 're ,hictg, rrsc
party, who Is among those IN charge {
TIE Ford headquarters hrr>. The cor
tents of the message were not give
Out. as It was SAID 1t would 10 10, ;c
lati ion Of etiquette - do So o.fOre III
Pope had received H. hut II Is uniers'oo
that II was s'i:ement of the pui
poses of the peace snip and tho cor
ference AZ The Hague. The ro1e {,
dressed his approval Of zach crnfe,
nee ,"hcn Nine. SchA.uimer and Mis-
Jas. Adams had an audience wlta hjr
lat summer.
The oscar H.. moored at the foot ,
Seventeenth street. Hoboken. is be!r
ern,med for the trip. and the ship
orchestra Is practising gospel hymns.
T. Jacobsen. passenger agent AZ Il
Uoboken piers. announced that Il
steamer will positively sail on time G
Saturday.
New York University will he repr
scented on the snip 10y Kirk Dogge,
nresiden. Of tn. student Orga nj ization
University Heights. I, is said that II
the intention to take on the trip repr'
sentntiy. student from each OF u
American universities.
II when the peace ship sails there AZ
any passengers who do not KNOW all II
others on board iutroductions will /
made easy. Mr.. Ford's idea is TO haN
1t "A friendly ship
prss.nxcrs to Wear Name TAGS.
All Ford passengers will wear litt
silver framed tags. containing their cal
ing cards, and AS at college reunio
will be expected TO greet one anoths
by name. To facilitate getting "A.
uuainted there will he an official iutr'
ducer. TO whom all may apply who wal
to meet fellow voyagers.
Nine. Roska Schwimmcr announce
also at the BiltmOre headquarters thu
the ships interior will be dec ,rated wit
peace designs. which AN artist Is no
planning, There will be no doves, pal
branches or stars Of hope. Nine, Schwin
ner added nothing conventional I
hackneyed An appropriate design ma
bc painted on the ships side. thous
Mime. Schwilnmcr IL sure no suhmarii
would torpedo It,
Nine. Schwimmer is most sanguii
of an enthusiastic reception at Chrl
tiania, Stockholm. Copenhagen and tt
Hague, and has already cabled prom
nen, officials Of the neutral 6overnmen
TO look out for the Ford party.
"When we were there with Il
woman's peace DELEGATION" said Mn
Schwimmer. I'VE had receptions at C
penhagen given by the Governor OF Il
city, by the American Minister al
by others. There were bands piayir
and flags flying, and people came fro
all the country round to see us.
course, 1t will he the same this tim
we will have meetings and conferenc
and speeches. both on the ship and VIII,
! We get ashore. We haven't decided y
whether We will parade with bra
! band"
! Pres idcnt and Mrs, David Starr Jord
/ of Leland Stanford University te
graphed Nine. Schwimlner yesterd
, that they would sail on the Oscar ii.
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