The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-09

few words from the
a "a not believe the welcome
"a 10 me IL rs warm as sHas
4 8xtend to you. Jersey man as
Il fhin n the frst time ! ever
1T x40hnken was beautiful
q nnfd MS thoughts had away
- a horne while he WAS aWas. ~
Is III really been the mos. a...nvarv
BSSzz3 - a the American scxpeditioha,s
n 5s'Isssss. j. =. added with smile. nc
ss sS stsss 81. ..sA warm tribute to the
"a & ;92s.aak1 so,diers and told Of the WEI
S u I s-Nsrh awaited them wherever
81 S2ssSV ~rere sent In France. bccsus. =
Sas afSs known that they nrousn. -
III R6tfioa and friendly he'n 10 '"V
u ~ y, r,s ~ home he continued
sss ~ - r.,rna tho streets as IL shes
4,hat they belonged wherever
- m mnr Ivy sT CONFERENCE.
ssss ~ Es~ work at the peace coHte,
nS ~ ,sss,n of a free world
N SM2susStksSa America 10 enter the war
ss Tar ~, afraid some peorle---sones
,s-,sc,,s do not understand tha q,
n ion." AS for himself, ne sa ss
Nave never had moment TO- ~
s@sSrhese the heart and purpose "a
n AH ~ Ns 81 ,hoss who asked whether
ASrrrsra would come 70 assistance o.
nsnnles naenaced by oppression 'n ~,
s,.t,,re Il said his reply had hesh,
tss1f course America VIII come ~ ''A'A
hcin. she cannot do othFt :" 'N'. os
fhe neopIes free1 from enc 60
-Arr4rta @Huneerv, Turkey ana 'e
yrary he said. have now begun W.
sSyreathe f1se air of liberty ana see tI's
~. 80 rs freedom They have known
~J,-ssa,a .,hat Americas presence IN
ne conference and in me war VIE
Il gfsfs guarantee Of the rc*u'. -,
Al the conclusion of ms soeto'
s...,stes,, = 1s.,st 81 about twenty minutes
e4Sse rfes dent was driven /" tIFF ~
i ST,va.,sa station where he hoaroea
"a .nsv.eis, train iravirg for ashi'le '"1'
The nresideni'e progress from no
/. haken to. Carnegie Ban mere u.
so make his arst address 70 'ne ne
ssxfs;an people since the signing 81
I 1900 .reatv, was march Of TRIUMPH
fbe crowds that lined the Streets leaa
ass fnv frou, the TwentY-third street Ieff
Ito the hall were voetieraus N ~,
"a ws3come and their noisy den1o nSh' 49,
III approval was palpahly pieaS'hs ~
u ~ nresident who on ThHrSdaN NJ
M eS4.so-e a hostile senate the fnit
Nh \ S,Ssshe treaty. including the Gov
fnf af the leagne Of nations
Il YNExIDENTIAL sAItTE
~ #Fnr 4Ne george Washington, "'tH
4 1saE convoy of battlesh'rs ana oes., w
81 - came UP from the lower pay NJ
had been but little EVIDENCE o. h1oy.-
axainsr There was none or the n'oN
49, ~ whistles that has greeted re-
y 8sryctnr troop ships but the guns "l
SS8fhe forts made IN for TINS oF NJ l1N
sSthe presidential salute 81 fWen'E -o1e
srunE and every ship IN the harnor VIZ
4 beautifully decorated with hasS anu
Bunting. ,,.tn ~
$50 shin AT Hohnken AT IL was not ontl1
Nh "a tra hours later than had heeh ee-
sai,ected that the president set ton' 80.
s@ m~rican soil after an absence OF TOUT
/ months He was preceded NV Nfs' ~
! snnn and Miss Margaret wilson "hs
Il sh.A crossed the ocean with MN an"
shis two other daughters. Mrs.
ssssrss a Svers nd Mrs within @. MeAaoo'
3S~hc had rushed on hoard to greet nm
81 The voices OF o ono children singing
Anatr.otic airs in honor or MS hofi'
scominr. were almost drowned oy ~
tremendous volume OF sheers LON IA
NJ r,agtinr thousands OF soldiers an"
among the arst 10 greet the pres.
gaA>rt at thu nier were Nice-PfeSlneh'
Marshall. Secretary OF the y
sf,anaels. Secretary Of War Baker' seer
Ntary OF the Treasury Glass Sec' stat
~ Tahor Wilson. Franklin \ lane
-.sry ~ The interior: Champ Clark
aSard william c. McAdoo. The members
i "a the cabinet had gone down the oe.
ssson the battleship Penneylvsnla 70 ~
b X. george washington off the entrance
70 Ambrose channel
DANIELS, DowN-HoME SUIT
s S.ere.ayr Daniels boarded the George
II washington at the Hohoken PIER ir1 ,,u
enc of the Pennsvivania's tenders re
ra.hsr hsegy Palm Beach suit aho
x,rsw hat was in sharp contras,
4 ra,h the old-hraided white uniforms
n the naval officers with him NONE
~ the welcomers except the at'"F a.. -
rsvy men wore formal dress me
HACK cuta"aS Io"t
rhyte vest gray trousers. turn -a"N u
..a,iay sna light gray tie Mrs. Wilson 5
crwsr .uas a light gray fha'er'@' anu
nor HAT az the same color
v-f.1ns the greetings were over ths
nar,y started for the Twenty-third
street ferry where sPSetai -.
awaited them. Arrived on 'nF tN'"
York side, the real welcome pes"'
cheering thousands held back ny
rtronr guards of soldiers, sailors ana
ronre. voiced their approval OF tne
nres4dent's efforts 10 put an emu u"
.var for all time. The passage Qf tffe
nresidential automobile was mafkeo
by a continuous roar Oh cHeeiS "A
volieys OF handclapping
As the car rolled aiong through ing
crowd lined streets to Carnegie nan
she presidents face was Wrea'ileo Al
sm;,es as he waved his hat in ac-
knowledge H,ent Of the nlsudi's OF his
sfe,,ow citizens Mrs, Wilson's race
also was besmins with pleasure AZ e'is
evidence Of popular approval
on -the arrival OF the party AZ
Carnegie hall. the president wen, 81
rectly to the stage. While MRS. Wilsoh
4 gx,as8 escorted to center box when
was decorated with the pfesioeht
Aag, nanked by the city and staos
naxs She was directly in front OF
the president as he spoke from the
nag -bedecked stage The nan was
mass OF color. each Of the four hal-
PATIENT CROWD.
A crowded house had waited pa
tiently for the arrival OF the president,
who Was three hours behind the
& @rheduled time Thn tedious walt was
i ENfeyed by the police and glee ciuo'