Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-09


coming ceremonies awaiting the pres
ident on his arrival this afternoon.
In the harbor were As warships
headed by the flagship PENNSYLVANIA
with Admiral Henry b. Wilson aboard,
assigned to JOIN the out-harbor escort.
wee Presldent Marshall and members
OF IRE GARNET We're assigned to the
PennsylVanla, While the cltys official
MeicoHllIg party, headeu by mayer
l1ylai ahd Governor Smlth, were pas
sehseIs apodrd the hunlclpal aIeam-
els f"trol ana CORRECTION
on duty Tor the presidents arrival
were l,luu policemen from inc Jersey
CITY ana HoboRen forces and several
ttouS ana school children were FORMED
III liver street TO greet tne nes'ueht
WIN me str SpangleI Banner. as
NJ caves the George Washington %
clLlli TX 1or VI 1lfiattan on q special
FERRY. iopokeH IL mass Oh iiass III
hV M " tpe plesiuenC return
me poilee arrahseinehts ior sare-
: SUD u,'i uins tesiuen' "llsoii Turing ms
W. houis slaS IN view lorh are me
MS elaooi ave ever piahlleu Ior inc
'oie'S ~ q c,lei eAecutlNe'
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Nltl HaVal ulrlsloie noVerihs
oNel nei' me HeoTse washington
same III Slsnt OH tlle Jersey n!snlanos
dt l: ~ q. H. 1lie president trans
poi' - llglhs Iuse american rag
rom rom the stern tne PRESIDENTS nag
from the main truck ana smaller rags
on me lore ana mizZen mast heads.
"A seaP'ane Whlch went out 10 meet
me TRANSPORT was IorCeu TO come
oaiiuel GoIllpefs' president OF the
A,herlGan restoration OF LABOR mead
ca ueiesatioll OF twenty-five prom
South American countries, VINO went
Gown me pay on Terry boat to aid
III welcoming tile president
me oouth american lapor leaders
are Ill inns Guy attending CONFER
ence OF the fah-Amerlcah Federation
OIL L@pof
AliotheI! IerIypoat carried a large
liulIipef Oh relatives ana friehds OF the
s 81, returning on the George
y, iSilt.is eolc Al liie vessels VI me
~ o iiiS Ileet were sai4S uecofatea
WIN pull'ins rom stem 10 stern
a9 ne tle uahSport passed. roIt nan,
IT, ny oIi3 pooiiieu d Pl esiueh'i -,
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nv et,,iii ,,.,,;'tIai % i Us vi % .,
too1x ~ 49,, AZ, A'''' wi u
Tho P n ,.l 49, d NJ, x,y,,a.
stood on tho hridoa of ~ coaron
WASHINGTON ae The vessel staemed
SLOWLY m Tho barbor 10 nor niar ot
Hoboken conveyed nv dnstrovars and
welconiper craft IF al deecrintione
The rails of the transnort was lined
with returning soldiers cheering ami
waving their cans.
Cabinet Members Present. IA,
The battleshin Pennsylyanla hear
ing five members of the presidents
ca binet-Daniels. Baker. Lane. Glass
and Wilson-led the way. followed by
the Oklahoma with the George Wash
ington at her stern.
The presidents flag was flying at
the foremost of the George Washing
| ton.
Except for the wide lane through
which the transport passed, the har-
Dor seemed literally filled with small
craft of every kind carrying eXcur
sionists who SHOUTED and waved 3
welcome to Mr. Wilson. A great
crowd OF welcomers also had as
semble on the Staten island shore and
| the New Jersey side. ....
AS the transport swung into the pier
the president seemed to recognize his
daughters. Mrs. William G. McAdoC
and Mrs. Francis B. Sayre, who were
leaning far out an upper story win
dow in the pier building,
In recognition of the salutes of the
assembled warships, the George
| Washington broke out hundreds OF
signal flags and was blaze Of color
when she locked.
ON the pier to meet Mr. Wilson
were Vice President Marshall mem
bers of the cabinet and scores OF
prominent government officials.
An army band stationed on the enc
of the pier played THE Star Spangled