Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-12-08
WIND AND RAIN
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 GtO. WASHINGTON

On Board The U. 5. ;. GeOrSe WdsH- ington, Friday, Dec. 6.-(By Wireless to hTe Associated Press.)-(10 P. M) President Wilson's third day at sea found him much improved in health. His cold is yielding to treatment and his voice is rested and much strong CT.
 Having cleared the work which had accumulated at his desk, the president enjoyed a day of recreation and eXer- else. His ship ran into somewhat bet ter weather this morning after night of heavy weather. This afternoon he promenaded along the decks and joln- ed a party at the rail watching the Pennsylvania, the flagship of Admiral Mayo's squadron rise and fall with the heavy swells. The sea was bright with warm sunlight. MT. Wilson en- gagged in the conversation in timely topics swapping stories and exper- fences with those aboard.
 The party included officers in the lower grades whose stories of exper- fences in the submarine zone are tremendously interesting. When it was learned that film starring famous comedian was to be shown during the ON OLlu5 Ou OOdlu IuC oAlP, CA0 NoA- dent anonunced that he inteded to be present, evidently anticipating the en- tertainment with pleasure.
 While Mr. Wilson was on deck he earnestly conferred with Jules J. Jusserand, the French ambassador to the United States and Count de Cellere the Italian ambassador at Washington and had short conversation with Secretary of State Robert Lansing and Henry White, colleagues of the presi- dent on the peace commission. No f0r- mal conferences have been held so far and it seems apparent that plans for the peace negotiations have been well laid out.
 Mr. Wilson. has been solicitous of the comfort of those accompanying him and is personally seeing that all orders are carried out. He reads every wireless messages received and perus- es the ships newspaper with much ln- terest. Before leaving the George Washington he intends to inspect the ship from stem to stern and meet the officers and crew.
 On Board the U. S. s. George Wash ington, Dec. 7.-(Wireless to the A. P.)-President, Wilson's ship today is running through a severe wind and rain storm. It is maintaing its fixed speed, however, and is due to pass around the Azores on Sunday.
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 On Board the~U U. E. s. ecrse Wash ington, Dec. 7.-(By wireless to the A. P.)-(Add Wilson)-on Sunday.
 After reaching the Azores, the presidential liner will pick up more units of the naval escort.
 MI. Wilson slept until a late hour this morning and there were no con- ferences with his advisers
 Paris, Dec. 7.-The program for President Wilson's visit here is not yet fully settled, according to Mar eel Hutin, of the Echo de Paris. He says, however, that the Ncrack troops forming the guard of honor have already been selected. It is probable that President Poincaire will have lunch for MT and Mrs. Wilson on
 Saturday. Dec. 14, the day they ar rive in Paris. \ The Socialist Organ Humanite, an
 nounces that special edition will be isued the day President Wilson arrives and urges Socialist and labor organizations to spread the edition. By giving this special number wide circulation" it says, our friends may be certain they are doing good
 propaganda work against the imper- , ialistic passions of the present hour and for a just and final peace"