Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-31

their stocks to make a great Amer
ica?"
Because OF the large foreim born pop
ulation In Milwaukee. the president is ex-
peoted 10 urge all Americans, no matter
where born. TO stand for America fret.
He will also repeat his warning that the
United States must he prepared because
Of the uncertainty of the international
situation.
speaks from TVnin.
Before arriving in Milwaukee the presl-
dent will deliver brief platform speeches
at several Illinois and Wisconsin towns
through which his train will pass. Mil
waukee will be reached at noon. At
y. M he will address ap ubllc meeting IN
the auditorium and will leave at 4 o'clock
for Chicago to speak tomorrow night.
The president and members OF his party
have been we'll pleased with the success
OF his Meeting In Pittsburgh and Clevo-
land. The arrangements have been kept
strictly nonpartisan and republieans ard
democrats have icined In welcoming him
Ills demands for rincreased preparedness
have met with, warm responses from his
audiences.
Advisers Of the president said today that
In practically every speech he will con-
tinue TO emphasize the policy that the
United States may be drawn into the
European struggle as the reason why ne
believes the army and navy should be
strengthened without delay.
Notwithstanding the opposition Of
N 80 q
fairs committee and other congressional
leaders in washington 20 the administra-
tion's continental army plan, President
Wilson expects to continue to support It,
giving the reason that the nation needs
a trained reserve force under the author
ity OF the federal government.
Receives Three Indians.
He has taken care. however. TO say the
National Guard should also be strength
ened. Details OF the army and navy are
being avoided by the president In his
talks to the people. He has generaIixed
by saying reserve army OF at least
10000 trained men, a larger navy and
more coast dsfenses are needed. He is
telling his audiences that the army and
navy plans have been carefully drawn up
and that the judgment OF the executive
should be trusted.
With Mrs Wilson. the president spent
Sunday here quietly. They had an early
breakfast In their suite. At II o'clock
they motored five miles to the Euclid
Avenue Presbyterian church. where Rev.
Alex McGaffin. an old friend of Mr.. will
son. is the pastor. The presidents plans
were not known in advance and only the
usual congregation OF the church saw
him. At the request of the clergyman
everyone remained seated until Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson had left. This afternoon
they took a long automobile ride and
spent the evening in their suite.
Urges strengthening Guard.
Mrs. Wilson received three Indians in
her room this morning and was given a
sweet grass blanket by Princess Go-wah-
heah-doongwa OF the St. Regis reserva-
tion In New York. Chief Thunderlng-
water and Chief Louis Solomon stolidly
shook hands with Mrs wilson. They said
they wanted TO. meet her because they
had heard she was descended from Pooa-
hontaH.
! The president will arrive IN Chicago at
p. m. tomorrow and after dining pri-
vately will address a meeting In the AUDI
torium, Tomorrow night win be spent In
Chicago and then they go TO Des Molnes,
Kansas City and ST. Louis.