WILSON'S BODY LAID TO
FINAL REST
»
II Mtiff tha same soldier
that onea before at the llpa af (ha
'mm loyal coaarmde, It aan* ta Ml
toirlfi'i Unknown ta hla alaap hi
Ant aa Mm hturla nOad, ant oaar tha
MBa that look down aa tha cttf, a
entrance of tha stone crypt down hi
tha dim (tha pal tearing bar da ad ta
tha marry af God.
At tha and, thara still it ood haatda
tha raolt ana staoneh friend af tha
• friend who had bat
fcr him ta tha bittar and,
who had shared In tha ffiwat daya af
ar day* af dMap
a* now ha atoed ta
tha Uat loyal •aniea. Mot
antll tha nrrset alab of atona had baan
awuiir baiek to rloaa tha raait did
Sr. Grayaan and tha aifil ha haa bapt
with Woodrow Wllaon far
half a aeon af yaara.
la Caahat af
Tanifht tha aoaihar eaakat af Mack
atari liaa in tha weatam niche af tha
Ahaee towering from tha hitlalda,
tha fray ataaa af tha i
tha lifhta of tha eity
In* earaa af Ufa twtehle
dark of an <
And aa that eaakat, whata tha i
dead Haa alana at laat far hia
saat, beaMe tha plata that aata forth
aaly Ma aana and tha dayi af hia
With aad hath, thara still Haa tha
handfal af aoft hoed bloaaaaaa that
vara tha laat toocbine rtft af tha
gtiaf warm widow.
Diataat mhlinc of saint yaaa
ftl tha dood darkened dawn
ta tha day whan tha i
ta Woodrow Wllaaa tha simpleet tri
hata that ha had eiahaed af it. Tha
haay Ufa af tha eapHal aim ad aa far
• faw haw a bafora Ha eooraa waa
la tha laat maaaearta af a|lad
far tha daad man. Bat ta
tha dear af tha atriehaat haaaa aad Ma
tha dba ehapal wkara tha laat
Woo Id ha paid paaiad aa aa
The naaiaa af king* and tha
tha earth war* aa thaaa tri
and tha nanaa af Wyal, tnoa
Ma frienda and
immhi ray wp«m
At the boor of the double m»ln»
Avw on, tlmnndi took Mr place*
alomr the way from house to chapel
to stand Ion* in the chill air, unaiiiid
W of the flurries of a^t* and rain
that beat about them. The wide a ra
mi* orer which the dead war Presi
dent would make his last lone Jour
Bay was banked with people and kept
dear of traffic until ha should hare
Mm the hoses, across the street
• ootid rank of people had fathered
Win A* first of those who would
Jtta with the family hi the hen asr
tice had araHsd. They stood dblhiaw
•f the oald, await inir to hare Chair
f*ard of honor eaase to stand hi ranks
Itfore the hetfte, eoldien. sailors and
Pmswse others who had stood
Wllaoa Is Ms days of irsataees and
<rai opened and a few who knew i
loved him heat mirht raae
at the at ill, painworn Am Into whiotJ
death had kmfkt at last something
utmost of tho placirt look of tha M
Ion* pant. Not all of thoaa who crowdl,
wl tho mi— had tMa opportunity
ft waa wmrtrf only for InttMataa, of
whatever atation in life, who wiiwtal
in thia silent company.
— I
1
Thai* waa dim lirht {a tha mama.
The shadea wcr* driiwn. and only tha
■oft flow of wall lifffcta filled
chambers aa thoae came who gently
placed th/ it eel covering above tha
tired fare, ami men had known their
laat sight of Woodnow Wilaan. All
the roama ware filled
doorwaya blocked with
in* silently shoot.
Out in tha hallway by
standa a great clock. which ticked
solemnly in the the hoah. Aa the fiaa
dent and the old frienda and compan
ions of the trying daya at tha White
House trronped a boot tl
member* of the family
stair* leaving only Mra. Wilaoti and
the two daughter* of the dead Pl»il
dent In tha refuge of tha
their phu—s at tha bead n> the War
Tbe «g#Waw efclai
clock beat three
throogfc the itlllneea.
fuse dwin«*l< I and diad. Pr Pavl"T
tha pa (tor in Waahingten under
whom Woodrow Wllaon eat in all Ma
yearn of presidential greatness. rsie
ed hii roiee:
"The Lord ia my Hhephut" ha read.
The SM Paalm
_
in* oio roraroTTIRC DfM of tM
!W psalm en Trying oat thwgh d
the room* and op tkt (tain to tb
taarful woman waiting thn» hi <■«>■ j
est black. A<i he r«id. faint «*M«i
nam trim tha landing whaia Mr.-.
WOaan'% courage 'altered far . w
mant in the it rata aha kad known.
A* Dr. Tajrtor aaid tka loot aaid
of the Psalms, there waa.a —ill
ad "Amii" and ka gave flan to Ma
rolleagoe from Mate ton. Dr. Beach.
Mr. Wilson's pastor hi thaaa far off
qniator days. With raiaad hand* tka
minister bade the to >««>«,
pouring oat hia aaraaat plea that div
ina aid k» riven hi tha realisation of
tha Mgk vision of a woHd at paaee tha
dead Preaident kad glhapaad. Thara
waa aobbhtg again as ha bwosgkt
God's eompaaaian on tha (riaf boaad
family.
The prayer over. Dr. Beach gave
place to Biakop Freeman wheaa deep
to ice sounded in tha aeriptoral quo
tations deataat to tha dead leader.
They kad hem copied from tha little
book of devotional eaerciaaa K had
- U!. » 4— * - a . a_ « a
M«n rib vont to nM it nifnt ana
stirred again tha bittor griaf of tha
widow and daaghtora.
"Now unto Mm that la able to hnp
yon from falling, and piwaant tot
faultless before tha praaenea of HB
glory with sseeeding Joy." , •
"To the only viae God, oar Saviowr,
be glory and majesty, dwhilan and
UJ.tok_rht.OTI tor Mat* )ot*
imall could arar vain tha lore and
adoration paid to him dorin* Ma e*r
r+T. Tha apaakrr pictured tha devo
tion of Mm. Wjluon daring hia lotif
rapahl* of pwttiii* Ma rafa
tha'apaakar pointed rat
the tima of tha Paaca confa
makaurr advoratad hy him
bjr tk| fraud 4
f fan • FoamhctM." Thte 1
• favorite af dte fcllw hi
*iowin» tribute to Wllaoft the Chriot
mn. TWunmmlH Joined hi i
in* tlw favorite hymn of tho Ea-f
Ident, after which Bar. Kagono Olive,
of A* Flint Baptlet chaftkj
FIRST LETHAL GAS
T« _
•lOm, Bat Chamber W
S*W 2 Hours, 43
^Caraon City, !fov„ M. I.—In
flmt lethal araa raaetstio* on rmord
|n the Vnittxi States, Go* Job, Tony
murderer, officially waa pronounced
dead at thr State Priaon her* today,
two hour* forty-five minutes after a
•pray of liquid hydrocyanic acid fraa
turned into tho atone death chamber
the priaon yard. • . . J
^Ktiaial phyaiciana believe the (jrfT-t
neee lapaed into unconaeiaooaoaa af
ter hia firat breath of the vaporised
acid. Death, they aaid.
ty instantly, although tho
man'a head continued to i
down six minute*. This
they explained, probably »aa
tar reaction after deatfc. The
l-i.tort agreed tho
did ne
»irc viuiir
Bin, at Otnunr, 1
•4 • dialike, Hermlna, Ma wife, ha*
quit hia roy»l highaaaa far baapa. Tha
former Caiman amparar tt will ha ra
caUad, after the death of hia ftaat
wif« married a arlfaai with
It aaaaa from the nawa i
tha
thai
did not gat along wall
Hmama faeitod to gi»a ap
DBT WORK EB CONVICTED—
William H. Anderaaa, SuporinterwJewt
of tha Anti-S
Tarh atata waa laat
la tha Naw Tart marto af thhd
|rta forprjr ta cownarttaa with
kaapiag af hia racarda. Nat 1
ooa year and aat i
hi Bine Sing ;
mated oat to him. Ha
miaappropriattag fonds of tha
and tha trial toaaght aat tha faat
that ha had raaafead miaay. from
aourcaa tha aatara of which ha aaold
give no aatiafartary explanation. Ha
waa oontictod on tha charga af fal
*>fytag hia.
ACTRESS SLAIN FOB.
Ixuiae Lawaon, a pretty
ed young woman of gaad family
Texaa, waa fooad daad ia bar
ioaa a|iaitiaanl to Now Tarfc laat Sat
urday. Miaa Lawaon left
► •
will
1700 troofo. Tho
grwm oat of a ria
and Antl-Eluekora in
AGAIN DUTCH—Trust tho
always to do tho
ST. LAWRENCE FROZEN OVER—
For the first time in H hmi tho 8t
Leris, ffu frozen orer last wnIl Uis
ally riant tee brrakin* ahipo aided
by the It foot tidee keep tho li»oi
from fraorin* one solid, hot
week's cold Mast fluao tho rhtr
Last Friday nifkt while If
wore rroesmj on tho iee tho too bridge
from tu« prmnn of tho tido broke
them on floating ice
all
NO OIL ON MCADOO—At hi* <
request W. G. McAdoo Monday told
tho eomlttoe Inrestiratin* tho Tn
pot Dome oil acandal that ho was to
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the voluntary motion of the people,
ia the internet of the common good.
I oak them rarefully to ennetder and
conscientiously to vote, and I shall
have no complaint to maka af any
one's decision.
A candidate in a primary moat Pa
ly upon tha mprrssions ha haa made
and tha cause ha repreeants. Ha can
not recommend himself. I hava baaa
active in public sffsir* for 80 years,
have all my life baaa interested in
public questions, hava always been a
Democrat, arid aince 1MM have had tha
honor to be one of tha party** • peak
era in every campaign. This fa4t
imposes aa obligation I mention it
aa evidence af my interest in the par
ty and in oar Commonwealth. If the
service waa rendered in expectation
of office, it waa unworthy. I"* there
haa been no such expectation. I am
now a candidate becauae I believe
•era is a service to be rendered—a
caase to represent.
I have not been throat forward as
the candidate of any group or faction
t hope that one consequence af my
randidacy will he to pot an end to fac
tional sway in tha Democratic party
and to raveal the power of the voters
thMaahesa in the primary.
The primary, rather than the elec
tion, determines the State's policy.
80 far aa I am concerned, we shall
hava a oonteat not far a personal feas
or or atwsrd, hot a contest far pub
lic causae. It is my httenttoa that
my candidacy shall represent tha fol
lowing policies and principles:
ipirjtual
U; and.
worth of nl
rrrry dollar of taxea
that th» harden of ti
■Mde aa light aa poaao
pairing the Stated ■
1'ia. Then ought t
of UtM. In on* an
treated alao with Jnatiee. fir exam
ple to grapple with the ecmaea car
rier* and to exact of them • iquare
deal in the matter o' freight ratea.
PW^aaathar. exaayle^to^jMuw^^ttw
■ympathy to match ita power againat
all the uowaia that woold crowd him
down. For another, to eneoarage the
punishing «f violater* of the law wtth
aggfirarftg
pU • institution. the vehicle 0t tSSv
will. It belongs to ■» flirt ion a*
10. Ta'aeeert hi th*
party tlw* imtnl of {to ..
and, therefo.e to break fcxm n poH
lien I rnnrhiw "hat m*» power only
U »rv> Kmh(. *nd tfcn. ar-Mrantjy
>nd i*r nrantly hoaata tfce p^wrc to
kMI nnrf mak. wwmjW^V-pa
billty in free govennaenta *jit jt>
» ryn he to tfc* pao^ia, .md or. / to
th« people. P<jhi{e seevarr i wlwtrf
by beeees and maehmna trv> » lected
to arrva bossea and machine
I need not call attootton to *He tad
Uiat the aelf-corfeaeed pollU^a! o»
rhine in this Mate luu Tar monrha
spread It abroad that ! would not ha
a rondidate la tba faeo of jta appid
j save for tba purpaaa of
in* that thia ant*, uniemsto i> an a»
reptonce of that thaJlanrw.^ To h*
80 far aa I know, the only eethe
onpoaitwn to ay candidacy ia that a#
the political machine. I am
reckon with thia opposition
A political machine ia an —
tjon of politic iana holding off ire 1
controlling patmnafe. who seek —■
maintain thematWea In power by or
rixation and patronage. rather thm
the freely ■pmiiil will of tbo
1 urea ill—
office and
T^e existence of a political maehtato
la a challenire to free man and eiwu.
It eviato upon the theory that the paw
la are incapable of ■ 1 If ilninwl
We dn not have to prove the eato
of the political machine to thia
fta
obtain justice.