Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-08
THE PRESIDENT
WILL co FARTHER
INTO NORTHWEST
DURING THE WEEK
Puts in Quiet Day at DeS MoineS
Going to Church, AutomobiI-
ing and Talking With Many
People.
WANDERS ABOUT THE
CORRIDORS OF HOTEL
Omaha, Sioux Falls, S, D., and
Minneapolis and St, Paul
Will Be Visited on Great
SpeeCh-making Tour.
tsr MORNING lousn.L SPECIAL LrAsso w,ss,

Des Mones, Ia. Sept AFTER a
days rest in Des Moines, President
Wilson will strike into the northwest
tomorrow for a week of speech max
ing there in the interest of the peace
treaty.
His schedule for the six days will
take him through every state that
borders Canada west of the lakes and
will end at the Pacific coast where on
Saturday afternoon he will review the
Pacific fleet. He will not reach the
extreme northern tier of states until
Tuesday, however, tomorrow being oc-
cupied with addresses at omaha, Neb.,
and Sioux Falls, S. ID.
The president and Mrs. Wilson rest
ed most of the day in their suite at a
Des Mones hotel where they had
spent their first night off their special
train since leaving Washington We'd
nesday. In the morning they attend
ed services, however, at Central Pres
byterian church and in the afternoon
went for an automobile ride which
took them out through the country
about the Iowa capital.
RambIcs Through Hotel.
The presidents suite was on the
1nezg.lalIse floornof the hotel and just
before dinner was to be served at
1880 he strolled out. found the floor
almost deserted except for the SOL
diers on guard at the entrance to his
suite and sat down alone in a chair
overlooking the lobby Presently he
moved over to the public writing table
and wrote letter. and then took a
stroll through rear parlor. eXchang-
ing greetings with several people he
met there. Before he returned to his
suite he explored a couple of Railways
nearby and took another look down
into the lobby.
The president seemed to enjoy his
afternoon automobile ridc immensely.
tOn the way smaller car turned over
into the ditch within sight of The pres
idential party and Mr.. Wilson ordered
his driver to stop and inquired Wheth-
er any one was hurt. He was assured
that all those in the car had escaped
injury.
Dr. Grayson, the presidents physi-
clan, said Mr.. Wilson had been much
refreshed by his Sunday stop in Des
Moines and was in good trim for the
strenuous week before him. He said
he would urge, however, that the
president make few .rear-platform
speeches along the way, saving his
voice for the eleven scheduled ad-
dresses that are to be made before
next Sunday.
Continuously on Go.
With the exception of Tuesday vlr-
tually all of which will be spent in
st. Paul and Minneapolis, Mimi. and
Saturday when the president will be
in Tacoma and Seattle. Wash, the
presidential special viii be almost
continuously on the go. Out OF lSO
hours which will elapse between the
departure from Des Mo!nes late to-
night and the address at Tacoma sat
urday morning. nearly 100 are to be
spent on the train. -,
The morning address tomorrow VIII
be in Omaha and an evening stop VIII
he made at Sioux Falls. Tuesday
there will be addresses in both ST
paul and Minneapolis. but on Wednes-
day there will be only one. at Bis
marck, n. d. Thursdays stops are at
Billings and Helena, Mont, and Fri
dav at Couer d'Alene, Ida. and Spo-
kane, Wash After morning speech
at Tacoma Saturday the president VIII
go to Seattle, where he will speak IN
The evening after the fleet review. n
In the number of addresses deliver
cd Mr.. Wilson had completed one
fifth of his speaking tour, but IN dls-
tanee travelled he had covered less
than one-sixth of his 10,000-mile
schedule.