The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-30
Mr.. WILSON
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on a great scale. 1t is like the rirulet
that gathers into the river that goes 10
the sea. So there coEIcs out OF COM
munities like these streams that fcr'il-
izc the consciousness of men. and il is the
conscience of the world we now mean
20 place upon tho throne WHICH others
tried TO usurp."
On Schedule Time.
The Presidential train arrived At the
Citadel station on schedule time. In
addition to Mayor Carr the mayoress.
Miss Eleanor Carr. Major General Sir
John Cowan and the high sheriff were
on the platform when President Will
son aliEhtcd from his car. After the
presentations Miss Carr gave Mrs. Will
son a huge bouquet.
Tho Presidential party was then con-
Quoted to the entrance Of the station
where the square was thronged with
people who burst into hearty cheers
which lasted for some minutes. The
Stars and Stripes and the British flag
courts.
It was raining. but the crowds IN the
streets checrcd President Wilson all tho
way to the Crown and Mitre Hotel.
where other prominent citizens were
waiting TO receive the noted guest.
Here Thomas Watson, an aged house
painter, and the last living pupil OF
President Wilson'S grandfather, was
introduced to the President.
nspects Documents.
President Wilson inspected docu-
nsnts dealing with the residence here
Of his grandfather. the Rev. Thomas
Woodrow. and thea drove to the Sal
walton Army hall. where once stood the
ORA lon &C.
mothers home Then he visited Cav
cndish House in Warwick road. built
by his grandfather. and where his
Grandfather taught school. and where
the Presidents mother also lived for It
while The President remained here
for 10 minutes and proceeded 70 the
Lowther Street Congregational church.
which was crowded.
The congrcgatiJn rose as the FRESH
dent and his parry entered, and were
conducted to the front pew. AZ the
party walked down the aisle the organ
list played The Battle Hymn of tho
Republic" which was listed IN the pro
gran: as the american national an
them"
Tho Rev. Mr.. Booth reviewed tho land
ing Of the Pilgrim fathers and the cs-
adjustment Of religious liberties in
America.
Universal Peace.
These men," he said. laid the founCla-
tions for that great love OF liberty and
Justice which has made The American
people and which has found such rr7lcti-
r,,i CApEcssua ~ So $iSnally helping to
tho great victory III the European struT-
gle against the oppression and wrong.
Is it not a further manifestation Of tho
same spirit which. in the providence Of
God. Is leading the worlds conscience III
it's cropping after universal pc;uce?
MIR. President. our prayers for you
ascend; our love 10 you Is given. and
our praise Of you shall l." sounded as
long as We hav" breath.
We all want to hear your voice.
Wont YOU say Il few words IL U.S.
President Wilson hcstal"d a moment
and then answered. Yes. sir" and
walked 10 a place in front of The choir.
He was visibly affected as hc resumed
his scat after tho address,
Thanked the President.
Tho Bishop OF Carlisle then read an
address, in which he thanked the I'r~si-
dent for his visit 10 your ancestral city
and for your presence 1T our worship IN
this sacred house. hall"wcd Ia you by
associate and houds of rii;al pirly.
"N'c recognize. with Tho whrl" "a: The
God-f"arjng world" IA" h:shop con
tnucd. the sp!cmdpr "f your ideals and
the greatness Of your achievements on
behalf Of humanity for III" Promotion II
righteous freedom. IT, tn" dressings -
peace ami international bro; lrrhr"d
among mon. We thank Cod that liz has
endowed IN ynu the pGrI"r:,. ami th"
power t. bring jh'sc d!,im" i'i"1I& i" IN
entrance gate OF practical r"n! ,Zat;"n.aud
that lie has sustained ynu by ih'' mighty
Concord q. III" American -. pie in :,.;su-
citation with ourselves InI "Gr n!l'"s.
W.. feet !; Of priceless h"''iIt :"
mank!ni :hhi. amid all thr "rr"- and
burdens pressing MON ;oi IL 'hi~ fate
II! hour" !"i! found IN :" com" /" tho
city al: >'uur ErHudtl,la'v'> ministry AMI
I'll" birthplace 90: yrur si.u,'d InutA"r
May you. -. ana y'@T curls"gt -,