Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-26

.erce. 4,i7F". u. ',-t-, -
7, Make Important Address.
|. At least one very important address
may be expected from: the president
whsle he Is in England. 1t may de-
1ne hi1.i'rc of thought more clearly on
the. issues In which Great Britain IL
;-rtcr~st~d He viii take opportunity
20. do this with conferences which he
viii, hold, With Premier Lloyd- George.
\; ], R"'rop- sccr~ta - OF state for
.or. '"n affairs. and Andrew R6par Law,
Ehsrc1.lot Of th~ exchcauer. but what
ever puhl'c speeches he viii make will
efof rnrrs" ~ "yp'anat.on to the Eng.
81 !; ~ .'S-rer';s.es who he hal,e~a<
re n ocnrl w'th the principles On
which thn mak1s' OF peace has been
Enrrp u
In h-'rr 1d-sss-to thA AmArlcEn troops
yesie, da &. President Wilson said he had
found no difference inEtprinc;pleS or
fundamental purpnse. He expected to
raturn 20 Par's to continre the work
of the oSace conference with what may
ee differences of opinion cleared away
or on the w"v to asrecmenss
~ ".Ali choksd Up )
Yesteredey's rraew wes = p'c-rre
~.n-. hv % q yreat pointer. Thc sight =.
"a roo ,''''s'aes1 vett-ans carving the
United S,a'es fec ~, The. sol! of sister
republic. a ce'',r~ de Of arms in p great
car'se was iyst little too much to
Itrnit the .resident 10 sunpr"ss his
rTotion. We '~anxly admit, =. being
"ali choked up
Ny wiIs~*'s y's'. - s~'s,-...' ,;,'o+s
in nearby toaus VII long le r"nl rn',er-
cG. At one pace hn c''ro'ed q adder
tc the loft Of staN'o 20 .a'k with tn-
soldiers Gua- ered .r-~a Everywhere
the boys and ci~'s - .lIn I'tt'n v'llaros
brought native fowors or@-'e..v 70 h',,
One spry. TITLE miss artra''- hnnrnd
into his car and plartod a kiss on his
cheek before the pres dent knew what
Ambassad dor iana ''-< 7 r.-Sa-ard who
accompa ricd President go ,'-s WI
son to Chaumo,t. left fo- r'a-.7 "he
same time that Mr Wilson'S tran
started toward Calais.
Dover Estsnds Welcome.
Dover. England, Dec. 2s.-Dover
wore festal appearance with its
decoration and it's animated throngs.
ready to welcome President and Mrs.
WilSon. Their arrival was signaied
by tn firing Of royal salute. Large
crowds lined the admiralty pier and It's
approaches long before the president
came ashoEe, ,.,s
The Dsl1sg of Connaught. with hiss
suite, accompanied by John W. Davis.
/ FtAe nAi6e11e IN 6tns s2svad dor, the Earl Of
Readine. Bfisish ambassador to the;
EIlnited States. Lord Herschell and the
Em1yor and the corporation OF Dover
were on the pier to meet the visitors.
The mayor presented. an address Of
welcome TO the president.
President Wilson then reviewed the
guard OF honor from the naval garri-
son Of Dover.
The scene in the harbor as the presi-
Dental vessel. entered was an animated
one. Airplanes and seaplsnes circle!
overhead, while the warships in the
harbor, which joined the shore batter
les in firing salute, were Eaily
dressed with bunting. The crews
manned ship and cheered az the ,presi-
dental boat passed into the> harbor.
Tie steamer Brighton, on which the
president crossed the channel. hni
quick and smooth passage and arrived
at Dover at midday. She was met at
Calais by Sir Charles Gust, the kings
equerry, and Vice Admiral Sir Roger
Keyes, who accompanied the party to
Dover. -Four. French destroyers escorted
the Brighton to midchannel. while
British destroyeEz and "a dozen air
planes took over the duty
As the Brighton entered the harbor
the salute. in honor Of the president
was fred from Dover castle. This was
the first; time since the beginning OF
the war that this honor had been ac-
corded any. visitor The Brishton's
path was along the line OF ships Of the
famous Dover patrol, al Of which were
flying American nags.. and their crews
lined the rails. The bands. which
when the Brighton was sighted had
played God Save the King" now took
up the star .Splngled BanneEr each
ships company standing at attention.
The Brighton was Tying the, presi-
dents nag, ADMIRAL Keyes pennant and
the British naval ensign. Mrs. Wilson,
who was on deck, took the greatest
interest In the -evolutions Of the Brit
ish destroyers.
Path Sersi~n With Fiewsrs.
The president wtasi Z greeted by the
Duke OF ConnauSht aAnd the other
members OF the welceVling party. After
reviewing the guard Of honor he passed
thru the covered way to the station.
where the mayor and the corporation
heads in their. scarlet robes OF Office