Republican farmer., 1919-10-03
WORN ANDILL, WILSON IS ORDERED BACK ID
 CAPITAL BY CRIMSON
Nervous Reaction Ali fleets Digestive Or gans - Arrives In Wichita, Kansas, This Morning But Is Un- able to Address Meet ing.

Wichita, Kas., Sept. 26- ; President Wilson today can- celled the remainder of his tour under orders from Ad- miraI Grayson. the Presidents physician and will return 10 Washington direct from Nich- ita. Admiral Grayson gave illness and physical exhaustion
 as the reason for his action.
 Although there was said to be nothing serious anouc the Presidents condition. pr. Grayson, his physician declared a nervous reaction affecting
 his digestive organs made suspension
 of his trip imperative.
 MT Wilson was i'll most of last night and the decision to return at once 10 the capital was reached just before his train arrived in Wichita The President himself wanted to con tinue his speaking program but Dr. Grayson would not permit il. The Presidents address which was ! building this morning was cancelled. The Presidential train did not pull into the station at Wichita, where i large crowd was waiting to welcome | the President. Although he wanted to greet the people here, Dr. GTayson would not permit him to leave his | private car.
 Secretary Tumulty issued the fol- | lowing statement:
 ''The President has eNerted him | self so constantly art has been l under such a strain during the last year and has So spent himself | without reserve on this trip that it has brOUsht on a nervous reaction l in his digestive organs.
 ''Dr. GraysOn. therefore, insists | upon the cancellation of his re- 1 maining appointments and his inn mediate return to Washington,
 notwithstanding the Presidents 1 earnest desire to complete his en- 1 gagements.''
 | Leaving Wichita at II o'clock today after a stop Of about two hours, the presidential special will reach Wash
 ington Sunday morning. It will go by
 way of Kansas City and St. Louis. ] Although outwardly the President had appeared to be standing well the . of travel and speech making it be- came known today that for some days he had suffered from headache. He ! also has been much fattgued by the confinement of his special train, in- l terrupted by only brief stops which have been spent mostly in riding through crowds and speaking to audiences so large as to require all i his eXertion to make his voice heard. MT. Wilson has made nearly 40 speeches since he left Washington on September 3. and has spent all but about half a dozen nights on the train. Five addresses remained on . his uncOmpleted schedule. After the ! two today, he was to have spoken in Little Rock and Memphis and in Louisville Monday morning, returning 70 Washington on Tuesday. Members of the Presidents party declared that one of the ordeaIs which seemed to be most trying on his nerves has been the automobile
 parades through the cities he has wis fted- He has travelled many miles
 standing in his car and waving his hat in response to the cheers of well come.
 This feature of the trip also appar-
 ently has veen very tiring to Mrs
 Wilson, who has accompanied him wherever he went, and, who during the last few days has shown evid- ences of being anxious for the strain to end.
 In order to avoid the crowds the
 President has made several minor
 shifts in his schedule. He has tried to curtail his program and has seiz- ed every opportunity to get a mo-
 ment's relaxation His train was
 stopped for more than an hour yes
 terday after leaving Pueblo, Colorado, while MT. and Mrs. Wilson took long walk down a dusty country road by the Arkansas River. The details
 of the Presidents indisposition were
 not revealed, but it was indicated that
 he had a slight touch of indigestion.
 Dr. Grayson thought it would pass
 away quickly if MT. Wilson remained
 quietly in bed, but said he would
 insist on absolute rest.
 President wilson's train left Wichi
 ta at 11:27 o'clock this morning.