Show WILSON EXTENDS GREETINGS FROM NORTH TO SOUTH Expresses EX Hope His Administration Administration Administration Adminis Adminis- May Bring Obliteration Obliteration tion of Sectional Lines BIG CROWD AT STAUNTON President elects Birthday Celebrated Celebrated Cel Gel With Enthusiasm in His Native City t 44 4 LAUNCH cn SECOND TERM TEll BOOM f ff 4 f 4 Staunton Va Dec 28 At 8 At th the f Wilson birthday banquot banquet tonight f Congressman Flood commenting 4 f 4 on or an nn allusion U by th the Pr President President- sl ent- ent elect to tho lack Jack of ot enthusiasm f ff f for him among the thc Virginia delegates delegates dele dele- gates at tho the Baltimore convention f said f 4 ff f Whatever may have hove boon tho the f views of or two-thirds two of tho delegation 4 4 tion I believe all and all and I can f ff f speak for at least one recognized cd 44 4 4 your wido wisdom and f 4 nary attainments ns as the foremost 44 4 4 Interpreter of public desire desho for 44 4 4 changed JeLl conditions Wo We believe o f 4 your our administration of oC eight cl ht years ears f 4 will be highly successful f 4 A great creat demonstration followed f 4 the second term boom and Speaker Speak Speak- 4 er R. 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E Byrd of or the tho Virginia f 4 44 4 legislature who headed the hc Wll- Wll f 4 son movement In Virginia before 4 the Baltimore convention rose and 44 4 4 led the cheers cheer Governor Wilson f 4 only smiled f ff f k 1 L 4 Va Va- Dec O elect Yoo Woodrow row Wilson by birth a n Virginian but b by adoption a n son of Now New ew Jersey proclaimed today the hope that his administration ma may mean menn the final obliteration o of everything that ma may In itt the past have divided the tho north and tho the south I suggest nn an added significance to tho occasion said Governor Wilson in Sn presenting the tho greetings of or New Jersey Jerse Jersey Jer Jer- se sey to Virginia because It Is a son of the south who brings the greetings of or th the north Stan Standing on the tho porch of or Mary Iary Baldwin seminary In tho the chapel of oC which ho was baptized the President elect spoke to a great crowd gathered from froni far and wide wIlle on the occasion of or ofUs his Us return to hI his native town on his sixth fifty birthday anniversary ar But ut while Mr lr Wilson lIson spoke with feeling of or his hopes for Cor a spirit of re reunion reunion reunion re- re union that would recognize neither region nor section nor north nor not south h ho he talked significantly of or his future course In politics with particular lar ar reference to the conduct of or business The Tho presidency tho the governor go said sail ho he regarded as an office In which a anan aman aman man nan must put on his war paint but ho he added that his visage was such that ho ho did not mind marring It It for tor a aman aman anan man nan cannot keep his manners and still fight Many 1 Men Ien Co o He no Mastered Inter lI A great man many men who havo taken tho the narrow view of legislating for tor sectional advantage would have to bo be mastered the governor go pointed out out In order that the they ma may t bo tho Instruments instruments ments of Justice and mercy To 10 the business men of the country he 10 held out also the appeal that senIco sen ice Ico co to tho the nation meant giving gl full tull I value for tor value received and remarked that tb-at In past decades too much of or the tho fortune making had hall consisted of ot getling get- get getting getting I ting ling something for nothing The governor said he had no quarrel with the tho free tree exercise of or brains In business but hut he lie objected to brains that established established an tight air isolation or monopoly Into which no competition could enter The President elect spoke out of doors lie Intended to talk for only a a. afew few minutes but his voice came bade bach to him In IlL such stron strong tones tone that his speech lasted thirty five minutes lIe Ho had not noL proceeded far with It how however 10 ever cyer when Mrs Wilson lIson who sto stood ll behind him him cautioned audibly Put on your our hat Voices In tho crowd ro In Interrupted In In- too with tho the remark Put I on your our hat governor The Tho President elect ct covered co his head and and remarked I thank you rou for tor the suggestion That was a n. suggestion from In front and ti u command comman from front behind The Tho crowd laughed t nt and applauded elL The Tho crowd frequently Interrupted the tho governors governor's speech with shouts of applause ap ap- ap and ami a a. great cheer arose when ho finished A demonstration al also o preceded the speech when Rev feY Dr Frazer Introduced Intro him PO Shake With Uh After Arter the tho speeches the governor o shook hands with several thousand personS Dersons He lie stood tho the ordeal welL velL Mrs Wilson Ilson was given h cn a reception the tho American of or b by thC the Dau Daughters DaughteR's Revolution lIon all and the Daughters of or tho the Confederacy Toni Tonight ht tho the governor attended a banquet iI in his hl honor given tH b by thu tho municipality In lii a speech at the tho dinner dinner din din- ner ncr he predicted the early ear independence of the thu Philippine Philippi no Islands lIe He dence CO made mad a casual reference to the tho frontiers frontiers fron tron- tiers of or tho the country when he said Tho The Philippine Islands are our frontier but hut I 1 hope wo we presently are arp to deprive d ourselves of or that frontier The rue remark was greeted with tremendous tremendOus tre tre- an and the governor o 1 turned his speech back hl to h historical 1 I lines I 11 9 While en cit route to Staunton yesterday yesterday yester- yester tc r- r day ar Governor Wilson Ilson hia hall had a Jo long iong g talk with Representative o William A A. Jones Janca of o lr Virginia lnla who Is pushing In Congress a bill for ultimate Philippine Mr l iI Wilson's Wilsons OI s an announcement t ton tonight t was wag his his first definite f. expression th that t the he favored the carr carrying out a at an in early date of the pledge c in ill the tho Democratic platform promising Philippine In Inde e- e t ne TOM Tn 0 f I With the tho music of or a dozen bands j the tho cheers t or Of f thousands of or people gathered In iii reunion from nIl all parts of oC the he President elect Wilson stood In hi a glow lo loor of or sunshine today toda re reviewing re- re parade rad of or hl his fellow viewing ing a great townsmen It was wa as a tribute to the tho returning returning re rc- re- re turning son of or Staunton who ho camo came on his sixth fifty birthday to hii his home Practically the tite whole town and andUs Us its guests tK Joined In tho the parade M Mr 11 Wilson smiled appreciatively as us the demonstration with Increasing ing noise and er enthusiasm Before tho the parade parado Governor Wilson received tho town officials and various various various va va- va- va rious committees who ho lila tho CoIn CoIn- bration Tho Thu officers of oC tho tile Fifteenth United States tes cavalry o commanding tho four our troops sent here hero b by the thu war Wal department de- de us compliment to the next President paid their respects to Governor Gover- Gover nor nol Wilson Through tho the cavalry of officers or- or Major General Gentral Wood chief of staff start U U. S. S A A. sent lent his compliments to the tho President A As Js a ft birthday present the municipality presented to Its It distinguished guest two Ivory hory miniatures of or the Rev Re and Mrs Joseph R R. R Wilson parents of ot the tho governor Old residents came b by the tho scores to sha shake It the governors governor's handI hand hantl I 1 heard your our father r preach an 11 many years ago aso an old letter carrier told I him Did It do you ou an any goo good asked Mr Ir WI Wilson I S 0 fl No Xo Im I'm a Methodist was the re- re ph Ply ph y The governor IO said he ho felt as ag well vell as ever today toda though thou h his voice had hadnot hadnot hadnot not returned to Its normal tones It was vas stronger however than yesterday As s the stream of or callers passed Into the manse to greet reet tho the governor o he laughed and chatted with all He lie pointed point point- ed cd out the objects of Interest about the house and proudly showed his callers the room where he was bornIm bornIm bornIm born Im told Its It's tho the same bed too he ho said Governor Go Wilson will leave lea at 11 1103 llO 0 a. a m. m tomorrow for tor Princeton The Tho schedule calls caBs for tor tora a one hours hour's stop stOll at Washington ton at o'clock tomorrow tomorrow tomorrow tomor tomor- row afternoon but the President-elect President will remain In Iii h his s car |