The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-12-30
PRESIDENT MADE CLEAR POLICY OF
 ALLIED, NATIONS
(The Associated Press)


 LONDON, Dec 28.-Speakng in historic Guild Hall before cereonious gathering of Englands most dstn- gused President Wilson today dwelt upon world wide matters His appearance upon the platform was the signal for spontaneous and hearty reception the part of those assembled
 MATTERS TOUCHED UPON
 He reaffirmed that principle must no longer be the balance of power which might unsette the worlds peace but that the future must produce concrete action o power to prevent future disturbances
 PART OF THE ADDRESS
 In the of his remarks the President stated as follows:
 "The soldiers of the allied nations have fought to abolish the old order of affairs aud for the establishment ot order Te old order lad for its center te unstable tng called tue balance of po7Ver vich determined by compeve interests jealous 1vatcfuess aud the atago iSm Of interests The Vho fought m the men fyom free naonS aVIo determined tlat his sort Of thing shall end aud forever Every quarter aud every sort of mud suggesting concert of poa0ers to rebace the balance 0f bo1ver 1he concerts 0 b07Cer must be sge aud overwhelming, po7oeful group of nations 7vc saH be the trustee of the 7oorlds peace Te leaders of Great Britain today tlnkiug along the lines
 Y happy that te ground has been cleared for that bpoSe and te foundation ad have already accepted the basic principles, vhich clearly and definitely enough stated nake their application matter under tood aud avhich should afford the solution to tmdaenta difficulty The people of the vord 7vd beace-'lot by quest of arms but by an agreement of mind." LLOYD GEORGE PLEASED WITH CONFERENCE
  menng the conference held between Lloyd George David aour and President Wilson stated that George highly pleased the results of the conference and has rarely pressed himself being enthusiastic any project the one discussed at the meeting PRESIDENT CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
 LONDON, Dec. 28.-President Wilson celebrated his |sixty birthday quietly King George called his apartments he astr and extended his gratulations and we'll wishes for the day. LLOYD GEORGE IS SATISFIED
 LONDON, Dec 28.-In a statement made today to the representatives of the press Lloyd George said that the ferences held with President Wilson have brot about an agreement the general principles involved and that understanding had been reached between the members of the entente regarding the admission of nations the peace ference.
 AMERICA AND ENGLAND WILL. BE IN HARMONY
 In concluding his the press the statesman finished by saying at any certainty that England and America will be found to be working in complete har mony at the peace conference at Versailles" PAYS VISIT TO CARLISLE LONDON, Dec. 28-President and Mrs. Wilson left today for Carlisle the birthplace of his mother He will turn during the evening and will be guest the residence lof Lloyd George, where he will the cabinet at di- ner given in his honor and Monday will visit Manchester where he is scheduled to deliver two addresses BELGIUM VISIT DEFERRED | PARIS, Dec. 28-It is announced that the intended visit of President Wilson to Belgium which will include trip to Brussels where he will be the guest of King Albert has been deferred until the end of January.