The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-09-28

I. Grayson, his personal physician
TO have someone other than the
president welcome King Albert OF
belgian, upon the Belgian rulers
arrival at New York.
on Board President Wilson'S spec.al
Ir;un' Sept. Remaining in ha1
nearly all day, the president was said
10 nave reSained some of the loss of
S'fehsth which followed his nervous NJ.
lb'k OF yesterday. His train Is due IN
washington tomorrow morning and h,
VIII be taken to the White House for a
more complete rest from his lonp snaecb
making trip for the peace treaty
Ihe bulletin issued by Dr. Cary r
Grayson was the second of the dav. n
morning statement declaring there was
niue change from Mr.. Wilson's condl.
'Ioil oi yesterday which had been de.
scrlbed as mot alarming"
MI Wilson sat up a short time but
DR. GraySon, enforcing strictly his rule
OF absolute rest, did not permit his ma.
t'ehl to give attention to executive af
'airS or to exert himself in any other
way
Mrs. Wilson was in constant attend.
ance upon her husband. insisting unon
acting as his nurse and ministering in
person to many of his wants.
l)r. Grayson seemed particularIv
pleased at the rest which the president
was able to get during last night and
'hls morning. Throughout the early
hight Mr Wilson had been restless bur
IA the early morp1g he fell into n
sound sleep which lasted for several
hours
speeding eastward on clear track
the presidential special ran virtually
without schedule, railroad officials max.
ing what speed they could without talk.
ing unnecessary risks
Had Fairly Restful Night
Just before the presidential special
reached Indianapolis late in the fore.
noon, DR.. Cary T. Grayson. Mr. Wi.
sons personal physician, issued the fol.
lowing bulletin:
The presidents condition is about
the same He has had a fairly restfi,I
night"
rms was all the physician cared to add
TO ms statement of last night. in which
ne SAID Mr. Wilson's indisposition was
rot alarming although a considerable
rest and the elimination of all worries
would be necessary to recovery: that the
president had slept much of the night
and until late in the morning. He had
been more or less restless i'm the eve.
ning, and DR.. Grayson. who as n nre.
cautlonary measure spent the night in
an adjoining room on the private ear.
MaytIower' did not get to bed until a
late hour
1t was thought likely that Mr.. VIII
son would not be permitted to leave his
bed much during the day in view of
Dr. Grayson's rest prescription. That
he was able to get some sleep was in.
terpreted as good omen, the evident
concern of those nearest him being to
get his mind entirely away from the sub
Jects which have occupied his energies
during recent months.
Besides DR.. Grayson. Mrs. Wilson was
IN constant attendance upon the pres
ldent during the night and again today.
She also was able to get some rest.
however, and seemed refreshed from the
apparent strain of the last few days.
The train arrived at Indianapolis at
1888 and left at 1851 a. m.
Terre Haute, Ind, Sept. 27.-President
Wilson passed a comfortable night. He
appeared to be sleeping throughout. Not
once did he ask for anything. DR.. Gray.
son. who slept in the presidents car.
was not aroused during the night.
st. Louis Sept. 27.-Presldent VIII
sons special train arrived in st. Louis
at 3.3O a. m. today and left at AIS,
stopping only long enough to change
engines and take on water. The presi-
dent was reported to be resting quiet.
ly.' His car was in darkness during
the half-hour stop.
On Board President Wilson's Special
Train Sept. 27.-His speaking tour for
the peace treaty interrupted by illness
and exhaustion, President Wilson is on
his way back to Washington today to
take a complete rest on the order of
his physician. His special train shunted
off from its original schedule yesterday
noon at Wichita, Kan, was routed d.
rect for the capital and had the right
of way for a continuous run at the
greatest speed consistent with absolute
safety II crossed the MissSSinni NJ St
Louis early in the day and was to be
well across the Ohio by nightfall. 1t is
due at Washington tomorrow morning.