The evening world. Newspaper, October 29, 1920, Page 23

ur re! eons aut coy advantage, TH mien th them, b t they t is is not W nec cone; ptt n of th WILSON HIDES FEELINGS BUTLOVES THE PEOPLE Comme from page 5.) be a leader, not a doc et th men's decial esident is t larly applicable, that when a sentry falls asleep at his-post, facing a dan- Berous enemy, the pennity ia death, “The President knew the grav the offense, but he also knew th vie human’ facts that Iny beh offense and that 5 of mip tary emo: duys. Milt rigid to take Cogn! ple, human cons! President can Knew that grea itself, that the extn its xpell, were hel Muted their sentences. “The very sternness of Woodrow |thin: du of his lar Injustice the gallery poor publicity. m line despair of th who want human “Human fre mer tips, he Prewidont did. Helyaing at nat d asserted |votes, 1 have often bee ads, under |}e 4 come | fromene nature. with an Impiacnhe “Hf has insisted on Artic! the heart of t he knew that oni rould the terr politteal indepe Brengrved from ambfious nat e “In his in at on Article X President Wilse ished to forestall the necessity of the United Statca! never will.” going to war by making the United| shy States a participant in a plan to pre vent the beginning of such a He wishes to stop the next war fore it should begin “In these Iatt Wilson has had | have the United + in the great work of making eccure the peace of the world a y America ressive attack by th fe displayed before the id to do it | would d I have wistful tones ¢ last four cause he disdains love. 1 with all his soul. He auee of hit gentus. us always w ul love the st “On his last tour of when, though he knew h ing, he was co to present thi fellow country cannot too! tx. 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They know ft. | 1d it convenient to deny it for rete real qu ertal public. jo it badly, ant people to love me. but they n is lonely be looked ut a lot of schoo! ¢ ‘| WOULD LOVE To FEEL TOUCH ing the Aidewalks of OF ORDINARY LIFE and in addre w xirow Wilson d 2 wr in my_ mind. entatives, Woodrow e Presidency holds that e's trustce, and cannot delegate his trust the grave fault to which I refer is that he does not know how to play to He does not know how |to capivalize,his virtues for the front Dagen of the newspapers Ho {8 dread- ly He |s apaper boys No: not know how to on exhibition ary, and knowing the ity to a man seeking | a that » better, but as bis tL have loved bim There was some- gs nature for the «of the poll- man tx lonely not oe. | 2 He craves !t { y with Inc. lifel vitality drug or , Girls! PRESIDENT SHOULD BE LEADER, | HE HOLDS. |. “He holds that the President should follower of |faney he rontizos that no man could \die in a greater cau } ant throngs. Presently it te red that the President of the ea will address Congrers. | t to the Speaker's deak | Candidate Praines Work of Sculptor | rous, slender man, ace | Heo is sixty years of e¢, but he looks not mpre than forty~ five, so lithe of limb, so alert of bearing, so virile, It is Woodrow | Wilson reading his ‘great war mes-) Tina," league ‘MISS PAUL VOTES BY MAIL. w arre) ( sta bor Kin AV ana ahh street, yet a devoting Warding has written, ths, follow sage. tler to the young sculptor for Ameri men, Yasterdny cus “The other picture ts only three and |" Mr. Kella oA firat vote for President of the United | uu have been mighty fine to me at © half yeare later, ‘There is a parade |. Naking the bust portrait. It was |. Alias Paul has resid of veterans of the great war. They| very qimenit to give you vweded time|town, N. J. and ane be reviewed by the President 08) tut you have been patient and con-| mall, Her ballot wi the east terrace of the White House. | aiderate always and have worked out a In a chair site a man, your President, | portrait which to me is a won derful | of the Woman's te ena a ealth but. all, alert, in| (uO in view of all the clreumatances |gelved her appointme His hair is white, his shoulders | Good luck to you and much, success in Me, signed by Presider hia figure bent He is sixty. ’ ars old, but he looks older, It row Wilson. *resently in the procession there Ys an ambulance laden with 4 soldiers, the maimed, the nd the blind. As they pass they jute slowly, reverently, The Presi- dent's right hand goes up in answer- | ing salute, 1 Hanged at him. There} were tears in 8. 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