| Show W w V Wilson is Dead ad t l lI I 1 I f Former Folmer President re t Woodrow op Ii IiI I son SOIl died cUed at his ho home lome ie in iii Washington Va last Sunday Y l morning lorning at fifteen 1 minutes minutes min min- utes alter after eleven S The remote te causes of his death I lie in in his hIs hIs' ill health which began tour four 3 je years ears rs ago go namely llan f general i i arterio orterIo with igla The immediate cause of death was ws I exhaustion following following a iT disturbance disturbance dis dis- I dis-I tn which which beg began n early l last t I eek weck but did not liot reach reach an an ana a acute t t I stage until the morning of qt February ar ary 1 One of pf the most beautiful tributes ever pa paM paid d to o a anan nan man was th this s which appeared in m the r. r London England I Express ess while the v war ar chieftain lay flying jing 5 I W Woodrow Wilson is the greatest greatest greatest great great- I est American since Lincoln He HeIs HeIs Heis is a failure like Moses because se he was not allowed to lead Europe Europe Europe Eu Eu- rope into the promised land laud But ButIn In in lii a hundred years historians historians historians histo histo- rians wilf will vilI rate rate his failure as 1 V peacemaker higher er than the success of any other figure of ot ott t the le great war Mr l Wilson on on his deathbed deathbedS S dwarfs his betrayers on both sides of the Atlantic He Is Ismore Ismore Isore more ore than a politician he lie is a I seer His blessing of peace I will wUl be lie the homage lumage of of history He failed as Jesus failed railed The failure allure of of Jesus in Palestine p gave Y yc th tlc the world Christianity hr p tr the I I 5 d of l WU Wilson I at Versailles amea will give the world the peace of brotherhood He was crucified by politicians clans but when his body like John John Browns Brown's s lies 1 es ing f In the grave his soul will go 1 5 marching on 5 a 0 WITHOUT POMPi Q I S 1 ff r 5 S The dead chieftain in was burled buried yesterday in Iii Washington without pomp Simple s 5 comparable to those hose accorded to the the men meu who un under un 1 n-I n der his command died for their their I cou country in the world war ar marked the funeral services For t th the pr present th tho body will om rest in a crypt in in the Bet chapel cJ apel on n the he sit site of the national cathedral o. o S It i j i ADMINISTRATION lS S Hero r v re le the tho principal rh l c l cv events g th the Wilson administration raU n k world war I Refusal I of the senate to ratify t treaty teaty aty of oC V Vei Versailles rs sallies ill s the league or nations c covenant i Negotiation of arbitration treat- treat ties with Great Britain and and aid ml many other r countries r occupation of of Haiti alti s Santo Santo San San- Ji to an and Vera Cruz Crus Cru J Purchase ot of the Danish Danish West In Indies In- In dies N Nt S t Refusal to recognize leader ica who acquired acquired of of- fic t by force Refusal to to recognize e I the lie l' l soviet government Establishment l nt of Fede Federal al re- re re reserve serve banking system tern rural credits banking system j federal trade comm commission com corn m mission Is l n tariff commission shipping lJ board ild and fleet fleer corporation corporation corpora corpora- corpora corpora- tI tion n war risk bureau federal water wat wat- er ex power commission employees' employees f. f compensation commission and alien property n. n custodian 2 Construction of great reat government government- t- t owned merchant marine and g gover gov- gov v- v er m nt railroad in AI Alaska l ka Enactment ment of Constitutional arn amendment pf providing for dIrc t el election ct o o of pt senators national J pro pro- prohibition and equal suffrage tr ge select I service draft act x a war measure Cla Clayton ton antitrust law hour eight-hour I lay day ar fo gJ railroad e employees work work- i compensation mp law v law for tor federal ai aid in state highway constrUction construction con con- str La Follette seamen act Immigration H r Uon law with literacy test rev revenue hue law with huge increases increases in income rand and other taxes Repeals of the clause In Panama ca canal al la law exempting A American ships Jo v froth from tolls ernnie Government e et t operation of rail rail- r Js' Js dt leg andt t lines as war measure together i with food and fuel control Sale or of seized enemy dye and andT and andi T i c chemical e pate patents patent's s to to chemical foun oun- oun j dation I S 'S Passage o of the Esch Cummin transportation act act and cr creation q of railroad iab labor r board Creation of oC Pacific battle battlo lJ tle fleet transfer t to Pacific of bulk k of or naval forces S I MILESTONES lILE rO ES J S II s 4 Woodrow Wilson's Wilsons life Ufe was marked mark mark- marlc-j marlc ed cd by thos j milestones 4 1 f Born at t Staunton ton Va Voi December j 28 2818 S i I n at Pr Princeton university university 1 sity 1879 I Selected as president of or Princeton August 1 1902 at after r seventeen sO years years ae as i cOlleg college professor I Elected r governor vernor of or Now Now New Je Jersey ser serNo No November 10 1910 I 1 Nominated for Cor president in Democratic Democratic Demo Demo- c cratic national convention Baltimore Baltimore Balti- Balti more more moie July 2 1912 I Inaugurated March farch 4 1913 Reelected president November 7 7 1916 1016 4 S Asked congress to to declare war on Germany April 2 1917 Sailed for Cor France December 4 1918 as head of American peace commission comm Signed treaty of Versailles Juna Juno 28 1919 Carried fight with senate over league of oC nations to country September September Sep Sep- Lember 2 1919 Suffered nervous nervous breakdown sear near Wichita Kan lan September 26 1919 Stricken with partial paralysis a at at Wl White House October 5 6 1919 R n Ur d f from om p presidency l I March 4 f 19 1921 21 J I I Died at Washington February 3 1924 S I a SENATOR LODGE Senator Lodge a bitter political foe Coe oe eulogized Woodrow Wilson In Inthe the lie senate He said in substance Mr Ir Wilson was a man mall of re remarkable re- re ability and of stron strong character During his lois period of service ervice came the world war After the he victory of ot the al allied powers powers it itell fell ell to Mr rr Wilson VIlson to play the leading p part art rt in the unspeakably difficult work of malting peace He stood there there here a chief figure in this great transaction and so will stand in the pages lages of or history for all time Theris Ther There I is 5 1 no figure more mor more conspicuous than his lis us In ill th those thoo events ve ts which Clo closed d one I p period in history and opened an an- an thor other r. r i- i I S |
