Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-12-28 | Page 4 | Wilson Again to Grip Ship Helm

WILSDN SGI! 10 : GRIP SHIP HELM President Preparing to Assume As-sume Command of State Craft. . . :!.' w aiii.v;tu., iter. :. ir.--i.i. . 'WiK.iii. " ho ' In- - i X t i iir. . i-; i-; "I ;i 'c ( (iiiiur To u', U in p; i ji n u' ' 1 i i' ii ' w liiJ. i'i) mi iul)lic ;it'I';iirs which -,f inn.-. i 1 1 II c-M colli pel In! Ii i in In I'r-i i m 1 1 u i - i I ll I'cn iniMi llis ;i y m. . i" In J 1 1 1 in i m i s r;, I ion ri c r it w :i s ;i s . frrl 1 ih1;i V li;i! I lie pjvsi ri I u ill smmii I :i I ;i " ' i)ioi :m- t i c ;i r I in crrniirn I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 c in - ;niil i i: Hi!i;ic-;. ) 'rulilciim .ot' ci ninciil w hull In- .ro 1 c-'M 1 o u r;i (pl- with ;n c 1 In pci i'U :ln;itv mumIiIIc, it;i i j n-t mr n ! nl' r;t i I i im-I ';. fl'-iii . lict'oi'c tl.'ir return to iii;iir v n c i -i. itihl co n oiu i i- ;i ii 1 1 i n 'I iih! ri ;i I i I I'ciuMi nict ion. , As I'oy iMiiil ir, l he 0'c-i.lcii 1 ;ol ' ;i y his I'liicl' cMiicern j tin- Wrl , litre, of I lie I Vninc r;i I ie ;iiiv ;unl i Niri-sci". :i l ion . if ios-;i I Je. iVimi ,-';s; ,-';s; (inns of pM-l vi r e ri t i r Nui . The v in ih;-l he Ims no thotiht of li!in-.cif .'ii s ;i mli-);- 1 e f o r reelect inn, lull i 'c"i''ci I to sec ih,it ih" rii-lit ui.'in (i chosen tit siu-ccnl him jis tin- tt'inler. jet' hih piirty. ' 'Some nl' ihe inliiniiti1 cominciils iiinde , ffoihiv on (lie presiifeu I s eoud i 1 ion j I were; ' , ''The pre h -ir n t tem:i r!;;i 1 v i in S proved iiud 'im n! -;id i 1 y mend i u " '- -lh i'ury T. (r-iv.snn, Ihe president's .personal ph vsii;i u. j" ''1 ncviT h;iv the president look l-rl-dor in my life tlniu he did t inlay. ' ' jj.lo'neph l Tumulty, tin- president's iO('i.dary. ' ! ' ' '.' ' Y es, t li o presi den t is si in pJy in m'oiuleiTnl eondit ion. ' ' h'udolph l-'ors-rr, exeeu live clerk at Ihe White :l 'l, cm sr. ; These three men haw lieeii in most l,iutinmle eotitaet with President Wil-Noii, Wil-Noii, lr. (iraysoji having lieeii i)lnally Jin eonstttnt attendance si nee Ihe chief JOxi'ctitive was nI rick-n three months 'n.K. while Secretary Tumulty and Mr. jKorst er have eon f erred with him more or less frequently in eonneclion with of Homl matters and routine luisiness. rp. (irayson is -xrreisin the utmost . Vautioii in pruti.xtijiii. the president, 'from eatehinc cold or saifferinT :t relapse re-lapse of iiny sort, lie said today that 'ihe .provident is still rather weak but is! Li'et 1 iny: stronger each day, and for ithnt reason lie is averse to his walking imp-h. HoWi''er, the president walks (i hunt, his room each day, but when he fours' out doors is in a rolling chair. r;1 Vd'inile plans J'or the president to la k e : ii(i the a ri ous problems press i i foe rxt-eutive attention have been ar-JnnLiod ar-JnnLiod under his direction, and short lv Ji'ftor, tlie first' 1' the year it is expected ex-pected that hf will have a' series of Conferences with membors of conure'-s a i ul others in teresteil in (I'.iesl ion s jiwaitini; settlement. This will depend. however, upon a continued i in prow -men! in hia condition." See ret a ry Tumulty spent; nearly an hour in conference with the president today, and it was afterward, that he umde enthusiastic comments about Mr. Wilson's appearance. Ife was reticent reti-cent about the details of his conference, confer-ence, but indicated that a number of rending (pi est ions were discussed. i