The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-06
WILSON SAILS TO
STAY IT'LL IT'S
OVER OVER THEIR"
SHIP IS HELD WHILE OR
DERBY BUYS THE MORN
ING NEWSPAPERS

New York.Ma rch President
Wilson sailed today on his second
voyage to France, determined, as
he said in his Metropolitan Opera
House speech here last night, not
to come back till it's over over
there
The.transport George Washing
ton, bearing the presidential party,
LETT Hoboken, y. j" pier at Sis a.
m
The chief executives departure
was marked by a simplicity which
contrasted with the noisy dem
onstration given him when the
| George Washington carried Mr..
Wilson from American waters on
his first journey to Paris last De
ccmber.
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sons assembled at the pier TO
these the president, hat in hand,
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the ,I,n,l f. thc o;er and bnr.
ricd through the ilae-deckcd arch
wav TO a news stand where he MIR
chased the naners and came run.
nino hack to the shin This Incl
dent DELAYED for Jew minutes
the vessels denart,re
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quarantine at o.1O m and wa.
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H'oise washington Nepainteu'
Inc naval transport Georg
Washington has been oyerhaule'
ana fepaintcd since her arrival il
New York week ago. That TIN
president may be IN touch with tn
shore during the entire voyage, in
dependently OF the cscorting war
ships, the transport has bee
equipped with new high-powere'
| wireless apparatus with a radius o
LOO miles. She will be in commu
/ ncation with the station at Bruins
wick, n. j.. until she picks up Pold
l hu station on the other side of tn
b. EittcI Tower.
On the voyage from Brest to BoS
/ ton the George Washington ha
4 only a wireless range OF three hun
dred miles, and when the convo
% was lett astern the president wa
, Washington. The battleShip Mon