Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-21
WILSON RIDES IN
DIN Of APPLAUSE
THROUGH STREETS
Of Los ANGELES
Chief Magistrate is Vocifer-
ousIy Cheered Along the
Entire Line of Ten Mile Pa
rade in Angel City.
AUDITORIUM Is PACKED
FOR MEETING AT NIGHT
More Than 5000 People
Crowd Into Room and
Thousands Are Unable To
Get In to Hear President.
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Los Angeles, Calf. Sept 20.-Pres-
ident Wilson completed his week OF
speech making on the Pacific coast
tonight with a monster mass meeting
here at which, thousands shrieked ap-
proval of his plea for early ratiflea-
ton of the peace treaty,
Welcomed to the city by cro"a
which densely packed the downtown
section the president was cheered
tnyn,ltnously everywhere he appeared
during the day. Along the line OF a
ten-mile parade he rode in DIN oil
applause and later at public dinner
cheers greeted his declarations that
the treaty should and would be ae-
cepted. ,,.u,,.,,,
when he entered the auditorium
for the night speech, he was cheereo
for more than two minutes pg
crowd estimated by the police az o.oVo,
The hall was jammed and outside
ware thousands who could not get IN
some had been waiting since early
morning for the doors to open.
At the auditorium meeting MT
Wilson was introduced by Mrs. JosiaI
Evans Cowles, national preslaenl o.
the General Federation OF Women
clubs. who told the crowd that th'
league of nations must ana VIII ~
come the bulwark of War-Weai i,.s',
world for all time, Ihe ponsN = :
partisan" she asserted, haa no pIa'
:" Renublicans on Platform.
Tho meeting had been advertiser o.
ono of strictly non-partisan character
ond MANY Of the states prominent re
n,,h1icans sat on the platform. Anoui
tba,n were Henry w. Wright speake
of the california assembly, ana Mar
sban Stimson, who was campats'
onaeer in southern California 10
senator Hiram Johnson in lSlo;
M Wilson alluded to an aoares
wade bv President Mckinley on III
snv before his assassination, ana as
o,ted that the martyred preslaenl
nir1s about concord and arnltfauo
sao,,,ed to show he had a propheCi
vision on the eve of his deatn' -,
Referring to objections that u,
league would involve the unlIeu o,a.V o.
in "entangling alliances MT w., W.,
enn said the league was IN lacl -
nosal for dlsentanslement.
what Washington had IN M,
was exactly what these IA .arl,
want to lead us back to, ne sai''
do a
o"S autncratic Regimes Barred.
u,la, Mr. Wilson declared II wa
matter of amazement that som
n,or were now opposing the ieasu
,,o one in the crowd shoate
eshane on them" and many othe'
- nm the cry. There were iloi
eSoars moment later when ne ~ ~
oinrad the treaty was founded on u, y,
ciasee s. of the weak rather than VI
awer of the strong. 1t was pc.
p,o's treaty he said, not a Statesman y
ot,, THE peoples of the woria, SO
~, rrasident were tired OF the "
sme ,stano Of autocratic domination al
81 would overthrow 1t "one way
otbern Under the league, ne auuV
antocratic governments woulu We
cIuded from decent soclety "a ~
onlv self governing people couiu az
membership. Ao ba ga
Describing friend VINO nc 20 !
"neyer let the facts geo ii thn nres
cow them coming first, the pi.' p,,'
saw saw asserted that some men cou
~ now see the facts in the urea
a;sonssion marching upon tnem'
INV prediction is that the iao
ore going to see them, ne auue
nile the crowd cheered again, al
make a very comfortable meai
them" ,,tb =,
Mr., Wilson reviewed at length y
history of the German rights in Sha
tnng province, declaring when INC
lights were acquired, the state OF
ternational law was such that PTe'
dent Mckinley and Secretary ii
aid not even protest., but only ASK
that American trade rights should II
ha affected. The Hay open door pt
;oy he said. meant mot the op
Soor to the rights of China, but
onen door for the goods of America
cites Peace of Plymouth.
Later, said the president, Russ
France and Great Britain obtain