The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-05
Reassuring News From
President Given
Delegates.
ABSENT FROM COUNCIL
Must Stay in Room Today;
Severe Cold, Not "Flu,"
Says Grayson.
IS REPRESENTED BY HOUSE
Colonel Takes Place at
Council Session; Rumors
Are Unfounded.
S REPRESENTED BY HOUSE

By Tho Associated rren
rARlS Aprl RcaRuring news
from President Wilson's bedside was
sent To the peace delegates this eve
ming, although the news Indicated
that the presidents condition whS
such ls to make II advisable that he
remain IN his room az least for to-
morrow
Inul late today no specific bull
ietin was issued concerning the con-
dltIon OF President Wilson. We're It
not FOR the fact that the president
had been under u terrific strain and
deprived Of HIS usual amount OF eN-
ercise, his Illness would be the cause
~Df little worry
Since his return the presidents
work has been enormous and ne has
been unable to secure more than an
occasional walk at odd Intervals
either WIN Mrs Wilson or Renr
Admiral Grayson Golf has been
dropped from HIS schedule. and an
automobile ride now and then about
the city has been the presidents
only form OF recreation, In addition
TO the short walks
trayHon IN Watch.
Rear Admiral GraysOn has been
constantly on tho alert watching the
president for signs Of breakdown,
especially since the two days ON
board ship when the president was
slightly H.
Other physicians have not been
called in for consultation and up to
midday Friday the crviccs OF no
trained nurses had been solicited,
but Mrs Wilson has been always
within reach Of h'r husband, doing
practical work ana assisting In car
ing for him.
Rear Admiral Grayson II nlways
near the president His treatment
FOR tho patirnr for the most part
consists of the requirement OF hbso-
lutte rest and quiet
Th" presidents appetite today wnA
good. but AT luncheon he was limited
to oyster soup and light ontrce.
The American executive, however
ia sick enough to make him not care
to read. lie appears 20 DO quite
content To rest and sleeps lightly
frum time 10 time.
Aftcf the forenoon session or the
council today. the members on de
partiug renewed their Wishes for the
rupid recovery OF President wilson.
study OF the case has caused Rear
Admiral GrayHon, the presidents
physician. T. reach the conclusion
that the phsidont is not suffering
from Influenza, but that the severity
of the cold ls such that the patient
will require careful watching
WIN Colonel ItOusc In tho place
~ prcsldcni Wilson, the premlefs
met this Afternoon at the war offico,
but agreed to meet tomorrow at the
presidents house for the purpose or
him. II his condition has
improved, should "A quos-
ton arise TO make II necessary,
Many RumOrs hfioaL
The illness OF President Wilson
haA caused numerous wild rumors TO
circulate IN the city, and not even
the delegates themselves are immune.
Colonel House had heard that The
president was really down with a
case or influenza, but Roar Admiral
GrayHon personally assured both him
and tho prcmiers that Mr.. Wilson
merely had bad cold lie warned
hem. however. that tho utmost care
must he exercised TO prevent II from
getting worse.
Informally the proceedings Of 'hc
council were related 10 the president.
King Albert Of Belgium, who pre-
soutcd his cpuntry's case to the Coun-
90 TODAY. made an excellent impress
.iou but Is understood 10 have been |
given no promises The CzochO-
sioNnk question WAS again discussed .
Oday us Was reparhtiOns.
The council resolved. for the sake
4 facilitating lts work. that the dc ,
.isious of tho various m1ssions
bee held directly to those engaged IN .
iratting tho treaty Colonel House ~ /
he close OF the day raid he was
pleased with the progress made. Gul .
apt Andre Tnrdleu. Of the French F.
delegation. also expressed mtigfa,- F.