Arizona republican., 1919-10-04

WASHINGTON. Oct B. Reports from the bedside of President Wilson whose condition during the last $ hours has been less favorable, indi cated no change today and again the president was kept in bed with physi- clans in constant attendance upon him
 Rear Admiral Cary T. Grayson. his personal physician. let the announce ment that the president was very sick man stand throughout the day issuing only brief bulletins saying his condition today was "unchanged.'
 Doctors Again Consult
 There was another consultation ol physicians and immediate members oi the presidents family came to the White House to be near him.
 Although reticent about details oi the condition of the president those who attended him indicated that his ailment had not yet clearly revealed the extent of it's inroads upon his sys- tenn and that some days might be re quired to disclose it's full effects.
 Nervous exhaustion, of which he is suffering, complicated with his lons standing weakness of the digestive or gans, and a lingering touch of last springs attack of influenza, the doctors
 
 presidents powers of resistance.
 For a man ot his years. however. MT. Wilson's general physical systen is said to be in good condition to with stand the combined attack. against which he now is fighting. There havt been no intimations of depleted heart action and the presidents mind is de clared by his physicians to be so alert that they have had considerable diff ficulty in keeping his attention di verted from the affairs of his office.
 Complete Rest Prescribed
 The prohibition against official acts of any kind, modified several days ago long enough to permit him to sign few bills and nominations, has been rigidly imposed again by Dr. Grayson who is prepared to he insistent that no executive business shall come be fore the president until he has shown marked Improvement.
 In enforcing their rest prescription. the physicians attending the president are particularly concerned about bis sleepiness. This is understood to5@pe connected with after effects of the in fluenza attack
 Since the president came home ill
 
 simple operation might be performea to ward off complications but his phy- sicians have either discredited or dt.- cIined to discuss such q possibility saying they could not go into details as to what measures they might take. Secluded in his room in the white house, the president is permitted to see only members of his family and virtually the only source of public ir- l formation regarding his illness has | been the brief official bulletins issued by pr. Grayson.
 i Today a flood of messa ges of syniS pathy reached the white house and many prominent officials. diplomats and others called to express their so- 1 licituie.
 Former President Taft was one of 1 those who made such a call, remaining for a half hour with Secretary Tu- multy and expressing his earnest hopt for a quick recovery. Chief Justice White also paid cal of courtesy. Among other callers none of whom were permitted to sec the president were William G. Me. | Adoo, MT. Wilson's son n-in-law, for; merly secretary of the treasury; Sam uel Gompers and several members ei the diplomatic corps.
 Cabinet members kept in close touei with the presidents condition anr throughout official Washington tn. feeling of concern continued. Tn,