WOODROW WILSON TO KEEP HIS IDEALS BEFORE THE PUBLIC
Washington, D.C. (JFK+50) On June 12, 1921, former President Woodrow Wilson, receiving a delegation of students from Princeton University, said he plans to "keep his ideals actively before the public."
Four undergraduates from the university representing the Woodrow Wilson Society visited Mr. & Mrs. Wilson at their home here in Washington.
The former POTUS was presented with a letter signed by 600 students stating their desire to give "due recognition to Woodrow Wilson as Princeton's foremost graduate, for...leadership...during...war and for (his) courage and idealism."
SOURCE
"Wilson Purposes To Keep His Ideals Before Public," The New York Tribune, June 13, 1921, Chronicling America, Library of Congress, www.loc.gov/
