The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-07
By WOOD MCCLURE
tLondon Times Cable. C"rrriGht' 1917
hy Puhli" Ledger Company

/
/ MOVIE r., 81, ono sense. at least.
| ~, .,s;, 90 President Wilson 10 the
: ,,, ,.,c Ito ,,nst INTERESTING 81 all
+,,,,,,,,e ,1,,ri,r nis ,fny in l:uln".
T. D,+,or rnc,.,,,;,,. and VISITS. though in
,,,,,s,,r, Carnival vcrc no, marked 10y
.,,,,, o,..v. ..,.r..nnrv Rome and Iialy
. ,.,.n,r,I1v b,v. = habit Of relaxing forms
i'ond giving = srr,.,. If rr!-udlin"ss and
.,;r,,I;ci,y -, Ir,., when Tho feelings
,rc rn.-,c.od ne in this case they ON
,,,o,ir,IIv ,vcrc
Ir going IL visit III" pope. I'r"SId"nt
! Wilson passed from an atmosphere OF
ropular welcome and general easy cor
! dinlity 10 tho silent court lizards and cor
ridcrs 81 III vatican. with IS solemn
for1,ol;tire If medieval ceremonial. Thu
Cnrrierc d'Ital,a Thought the President
! would have ,hn imnrcssion received by
uunhrrl.ss visitors to the vatican.
From those heights ono dominated
! Tho world. II is easy To So ;hAl The
pope remains above tie "v"r,s Of the
| world Ono hrrathcs another a'm"S-
phcrc here.
Whether thr l'r"sid"H: dii r"c"iE"
! this impression IN Nh. s"nsy. understood
! nv the Crrrirr,' may r"rlaps l." doubt
cd althn,tc:h an ntirnIvt had ben mad
! on Tho problems nf the world N lonely
! srrlusion in his study. it must Il" re-
! mrmhcrcd his reflections follow uron =
worry direct contact with n" world and
! tic evrnts and u" has shown himself
! nar1icularll. anAirrlr :" com" in" con-
J rar, with these with whom h" VIII
! share The task nr working ont tho IN
! mrnsc prohlrn1e ahead Though some
| # his uttcranrrs may have s""mad
! pontitlcnl. he has shown his attitude or
| mind js not so,
| Thu conversation Of tho pope and the
! President lasted % minutes. and /; IL
| obvious LITTLE nor" Than formal ~"
! change Of views tncE place. especially
as ;hcy had 10 he made through tho
medium If an interpreter MorslSn"r
! n'Hearn Of tho American college.
/ II is recalled that IN earlier days
! many attempts wcr" MAIDS 20 irac" n
! connection of the activities III vatican
circles To that Of President Wilson'S
| fourteen points. "h'F" arr
: a concrete development; Of IN" nnpa'
note Of August. I?l1. Many snrEiSrS
! and rumurs always arisa from a visit
! Of this kind \ m"r" enumeration or
! .bc questions which hav. h"rn suggest
, cd as forming the subject # converse
{ zion would have occupied thc whole
! duration Of tho interview.
/ After his visit to the vatican. he
; President went TO tho American th@rch
, or Ct Paul An immense crowd gath
, srcd around the church, stopping all
! ,ra fife. While in the church. the Pros
;d.,, roceiyrd conservatives Of Amer
| ion, I,nr,ieb and Italian Protestant
h,,,h.. 7, ,1d-.se;rr tho Italian
pro,c.,ortz President Wilson r"pGntcd
~. ,,o,yi,,inn that Tralv had suffered
a! ~, ,,,e, cr Tho Allied nations from ihn
war
"1 hov. hoard much cheering in tho
1,.li,n chamber during tho last four
r.,rs hi, have no; heard any COM
| t,Ie enthusiastic ou,hurst Of APP
: n,,usc like that which greeted the on
~. ~ N. President, IT came in waves
nrs. lcsscninp and then being renewed
amin r. had not The extraordinary
! a-,,,h AVID affection which diStin-
o,,i,i,.d tho cbcers for tho rrincc OF
Tro1c. in August nut i, WAS a very diff
! go,rrt comnany. and one much less in
c!lned 10 chtnus'"H"' .-,,.,
| Mr.. wilson's speech was '"'i""''
with the closest attention, ard h" was
! frequently interrupted ny applaudnE
/ r,urrours and cheers. Especially keen
, 49,. ,...,,. .-,- o-oreoi IN. Tho