The Dolores star., 1917-10-12
COL. HOUSE WILSON AID IN PREPARING
FOR INEVITABLE PEACE CONFERENCE


80
New 1ofk.-Coa. =. u. Hoes. Ind
mate friend and counselor Of Presadeat
"iison. mas assumed an unusual ana
complex task In accepting tie commits
NON OF the president to gather enfofe
mauon wnich Will be greatly nssoeo
~ ne United States goveru1neot
wnen u enters the peace ecof0enee
wnicn wan enc the present ereae war.
ffendenf Wilson. In making TINS move.
was cognizant Of the fact that Tor
neariy tnfee years the Eufopean eOv-
efnments nave been making similar
prepatauons TOT the inevitapie peese
conterence.
Colonel House already has begun 10
carry OUT tne wishes OF tne presloent'
AZ nus cniei ASSISTANT 10 tne WorH ne
nas seiecteo 1t. 1onn "a. tlniey, MeW
Ao1A state commissioner OF euucataon'
VINO recently returned 10 TINS country
Iro" europe a1ter MAKING an eAten-
sive invesngauon OF conditions IN sev-
cruz countries'
Inc seiecuon Oh i'octor riniey u. .
uieau'e OF tne sort OF e3perts Win
VINO" Colonei Rouse VIII CONFER. w
man OF woman WIN preconceave0
opinion "hich might tempt one 70 coioE
eifcuins'anee' 30 as 70 prove inc VI
lec.ness OF personal point OF view
wiz oe pe1't'eu 70 palueipase
"ork "here opeh-mindeoness ID pro
requinae 10 tne ar1Vai at CONCLUSIONS
tnat VIII enable tne government 70 de-
ternine upon correct pohcy.
Empnasis is put upon tne unaitef'
aoie determination that neither pro
iessiohal pacinsts nor connrmed miu-
tarsts can De In the shghtest degrees
usefui IN preparing STATISTICS Tor gov
ernmentai guidance wnich must %
"ithout taint OF pias.
In an interview Colonel House maze
u plain tnat ms appointment ooes not
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Inc government sees nothing what
ever 10 ihoicate tue early approach OF
peace. nor VIII Colonel House have
AWNING 70 90 with ascertaining the
point OF view OF either the Entente
Deihgerents or the central powers, or
possible terms upon the basis OF which
tney might oe Wiling 10 enter Into ne
gouauons. he VIII remain In the Unit
ca states. 1t is possible that the state
department VIII be able to AFFORD him
aid IN the work ne has undertaken,
Dut ne VIII NOT work with the depart
ment NOR IN a diplomatic capacity, for
maj or INFORMAL. He VIII have no title
ana VIII receive NO salary.
Inc appointment OF Colonel House
0nOrO8 announcer Illustration OF the eX-