Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-29
PRESIDENT TRAIN
MAKES QUICK RUN
Grayson Announces Patient Spent
Fretful and Uncomfortable
Night.
ISOLATED FROM ALL CALLERS
Accompanied by Wife and Ply
sician Takes Automobile
Ride.
ISOLATED FROM ALL CALLERS
ny JAY JEROME w1LLI,Ms,


WASHINGTON. Sept. 2S.-President
Wilson returned home today, his
nationwide tour OF the country on be-
half Of the peace treaty and league of
nations covenant having been cut
short two days by illness
The presidential special. after what
practically was a nonstop run from
Wichita Kan, where the Presidents
condition ,hrst caused concern, rolled
INTO the Union Station here at 1l:O5
and Mrs Wilson went directly TO the
oTdeIs Mhlfs ouss Of ASniTs and there under the
his personal physician. he began Soe to-
take his prescription Of short rest
and quiet.
uncom fortabl night. according to the
first bulletin issued by DR. Grayson.
When he stepped from his private car
and tired and appeared to have lost
considerable weight. Mrs. Wilson also
aappeared much fatig,ued by the long
the station by his daughter Miss Mar
garet ,1an., W Wilson He kissed her afrec-
!.9b !!i99bhateiy ~ IN answer ln to her greeting:
oh' am so glad to see you, father"
Isolated From All Callers.
Completely isolated from callers and
his office. the Presidents Immediate
and and that is rest, IL DR.. Grayson has
his way--and he has so far-the presi
ueht VII remain in his private quarters
TO do nothing else.
More than 900 persons had gather
President and he was given a rousine
cheer as he walked through the con-.
s0ITse sniIs9 To- TO MS waitins automobile. He
merely further endangering his health
as sxind ,he n,1, morning air was chilly and the
"ind played pranks with his hair
4 paf
| 20 when the President will round h,sL
70 condition. but the cancellation OF
the White House" speciai still stanSs ,nSn'
Inhere is possibility. though. that the
Se1sident Se1s,n my may be able to confer with
other leading Democratic Senator'S. who o
are are handling the peace treaty night in
the tran ae was rhs kept fsIS wss on
or az developments in the senate fiebt
ny senator Hitchcock and it is his CHE Z
Treaty Situation Unchanged.
g; me general situation on the treaty.
So, aooHt the same today as it was
ddepteH1SeT dept RiI, g. the night on which Presis
trip He and his advisers. VhU1S,rsie howawar
sehe sseih1eFe en- ne has been successful in his
cumulative character. Bv Jarr.os oi
,ney me th1ink. the sentiment of the eoun'
rs trs, W. VII @ begin to assert itself and the
ror the present, the President
leaves the stage OF the treatv frb,
,sno sno, IL becomes the struggle of his
BEEN oSefimen shs c,in, IN the Senate: He. has
PUBLIC standpoint for the nest
twenty-five days because OF the ,pH,'
hadresses he has delivered in tbat
II public sentiment has been aro,sea
oy the President. the Senate has Siyeu
no no, appreciable evidence OF the fact.
of cordia or aGes reeeaT,ops eeaT pleasant memories
many States. There arr twn o''" o,,,n IN
stanaing features regarding the Presi-
rn' one - TIP; ,bs. The The first and foremost
every State which he visited heiieve
III MIN and are friendly to him.
Women Wished Him Well.
livery one OF his audiences was com
posed at least equally Of woman INA
IN the little towns and villages whera
MS MS special paused. thousands OF
and Ui"Gh his wsTe esuse on nol hand to wish him
argument that the league OF nations
VIII make impossible future wars s
thought to be the reason for the sup
port given him by the women
The second feature is that the presi-
gent. gent. IN discussing the treaty is a
diiniterent man. He said that he was
w,sli9g nnn e., to die for the treaty. and no
take. issue with him On the sipceritu yIIv
OF his statement The Presidents de.
txotion to the treaty 10 the reason
fat!gably every day since he Ief
Washington and the strain has simply
proved too much for him to stand.
ihe physical ills of his body were IL
iustrated today when he walked from
the special train to his motor. His
ste1 was teady. and his body leaned
heavily on the helping arm of Mrs.
Wilson. ava
President Wilson took an automo-
bile ride late this afternoon. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Wilson and Dr..
Grayson. The President left the
White House at about o'clock and
was out until nearly 6 o,clnck