Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-31

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roast. and the soldier king Of tho pluc<y
little nation. his queen and their son
everywhere were acclaimed by the Amer
lean popuacr.
The royal itinerary. altered b cause of
the illness Of President Wilson. III
rluded first visits to New York. ROSton,
Niagara Falls and Buffalo. and then
long jump to California where they
visited San Francisco Los Angeles and
other points of interest in that state.
Turning eastward. stops included the
Grand Canyon, Albuouerquc. \. VI. {;
Kansas City, Omaha. st. Louis, Spring
field. H.. Cinconnati. Pittsburgh.
South Bethlehem and Philadelphia. ar
irving in Washington on Monday night.
Visit to President Wilson
From the day he landed tho pleasure
of King Albcrt's tour has been marrrd
by anxiety over the Presidents condi-
ton, and he had abandoned hope of
being able to see him.
At the President request Rear Nd
( miral GraySou. his nhysic,au, consent
ed to a brief chat. The king vent alone
TO the sick room, onCrutine the olc-
vator himself. His call lasted ten min
utes.
The visitor seated himself at the right
Of the bed. and the President apologixcd
for not being able to rise. but the king
expressed deep qualification at being
able to see him at all. MIR. Wilson re
marked that it was very happy occa
sion. and showed great interest in the
transcontinental tour of the Belgian
ronarchs.
Describes Western Trip
Albert related incidents Of the jour
rey. many of them amusing, for he has
keen sense of humor. and spoke Of the
remarkable development of the United
States in the twenty one years which
have elapsed since his previous visit.
Mr.. Wilson asked about conditions in
Belgium England and France. and lis
tened eagerly to Albert replies. lie
lnaulrel parucuiarlX ABOUT frem'crs
STfIieya george ana Slenenceau' Vo'clhS
hlgn regard TOT ootn OF tneni',
as nls ilhlaj'St! WAS ieaS,hs w w, ieancd
p pssr .ne pea 10 ~ SnuAe Mr. " liSon ;
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az can > A1bort SaiJ ronnetoiIly to
Doctor Grayson. "Will you let me
Know when | must Go' but, please
oon make IL 100 soon'
Queen Also Sees Wilson
.f,or tho donorturo of tbo lirc tb,
pres;dort oxnreSscd , ,Icsiro to 500.
S,,,ao,, EIiyahoth who u.os boving tco
VIII Nrx Wilson Doctor Gravson
consented, and her majesty vent
naaeriu n Tho nvecutiWey hod.iLe
where sha remained fvc minutcs seated
at the left side of the bed, She told
MIR Wilson. with ono of her charming
smiles. that she felt much at home with
persons who were ill., One of her hob
bies is hospitals.
While Elizabeth was in the room the
President felt draft from an open
window and asked for his old gray
sweater. which he cherlshcs despite the
holes which mar it. lic apGlogl2ed for
Its appearance. rcmarklng that Vt was
not much to look at, but that 1t had
done faithful service.
In his chat with the queen Nr; WI
son sald ne Wlsneu nc lniShI sSe rinc'
Lc9poeu' f1er haJestS 'ooNtu nhI"'r. H.
ingiy Ut l,octor Nr'Esou' Nuo Ha'u Nv
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linen inc iresldent tooE tnr I'rlSIon .ll1o .
MS own hahus anu inc "en "Pl'"reu'
was summoned
Leopold Enters Sickroom
r. ,'t,f,J Ioonold o,torod IA,
Inc Eoulniu' EeoPuiu tntuuuu ',,atiI. aL.t
loun d Wiz r,,i,or I'M nj oaro ~ thc
presence Oh tne res,uont W. hn,,f mv sTUn %is
WAS pul 10 tuSr DS w. NJ W;Ison toII
Scho9l ne ~ Llou, " Ia, W., ~ roti
nl1; mn no" Huei' ''' '''lN'0 ''Ae ''@
aaalng e..t :, uor,. ;rch -, r,,r
1olr La,n, n,, In foIlou, IN bie foot,
steps. ,;,.. ,,.,;l
The queen only Iorina.'E hd ,.', ur,lyerfo to
Audress ~ AitivTlgn s Tniit, w." ,ho, thc degrco
Of doctor or letters was Hon't,lVT ", " i,, Gpo,i
her at Baltimore yrstcruaE ny i,hnn..S L,nItS
Iollege. HeblFlng |" arnnnnl ''1U"mn, S,',,,n,,
who presided at the ceremony, queen
Elizabeth said;
t'I am most grateful to your cminencc
for the kind words which you nave
high honor which has been conferred