The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-12-23
WILSON SPENDS BUSY DAY IN WORKING AND RECEIVING; HAS
 MEETING WITH GENERAL f0CH

PARIS, Dec. 18.-Owing to the rawness ot the oay President Wilson kept well within doors only Veltli o for the purpose of taking short motor ride Ill an auto The balance of the day he devoted to work.
 RECEIVES GENERAL FOCH
 PARIS. Dec. 1S-President Wilson and General Foch held conference of half an hour this afternoon Ill " many things were gone nto The nature ot their dcusso was not made public but it supposed to have had bearing on matters that will up for discussion at the pre
 session. After the noted general took his departure Wilson expressed himself as being tavoraoy impressed
 MAY SIGN TREATY JUNE FIRST
 PARIS, Dec 18-The Echo de Paris, one ot the lead ing papers, announced ill its edition shortly a1tel e col. ence between Wilson and Foch that was highly prooaDe hat te peace treaty would be signed Versailles about the f+ f lime Ii also announced that fifteen days after the peace treaty was signed General Foch would lead the allied armies in parade under triumpha arch to be erected III this city, -s, ., >,.,
 It is announced that many forms of entertainment has been planned which will be used to fill the spans Where the work is tagging. One of the entertainments already - cepted gala night the opera at which the Presoen will be the guest ot honor -,,,,,oo>1
 PARIS, Dec. 18.-Among the notables to call on the President were Lord Norhcffe, of England, who, owing the President being engaged signed the visitor DOCK and left his card Gabriel Hanokux former French tor eign minister called and held conference with Wilson, 1t is the desire of the President meet Lieutenant Rene Fock the noted French ace
 ATTENDED AMBASSADORS DINNER.
 PARIS, Dec. 18-Yesterday Ambassador Sharp gave an informal dinner which President Poncare and wife and President Wilson and wife the guests On his arrival home the President engaged himself for several hours 1n work before retiring. It believed that some matters were presented at the dinner that demanded immediate attention and the President engaged in making memoranda tor
 VISITED PEACE MISSION QUARTERS
 PARIS, Dec. 18.-This afternoon the weather having moderated great extent the President paid visit to the headquarters of the Anecan peace mission in the Hotel de Crion and the other members of the misson An 1- secton of the organization held and found to be rapidly assuming a working basis.
 RECEIVES FATAL LETTER
 PARIS Dec 18-A papal letter presented to Pres dent Wilson today in which the plea presented tor his assistance behalf of the small nationalites, especially Armenia, Poland and Bohemia. He requested to help them to attain their ambitions of self-government
 FAVORS LEAGUE OF NATIONS
 The President has authorized the that he favors the league of nations indispensable for the main anence of peace but denies endorsing any particular plan of the league So far he has not expressed himself favoring any of the various propositions advanced for the creation of the league of nations.
 WILL, VISIT LONDON AFTER CHRISTMAS
 LONDON, Dec 18.-President Wilson has expressed his desires about paying visit to England stating that he would probably be in London about December 26 On hear ing of the Presidents intentions Lloyd George and David Bafour stated that they would defer their trip Paris until after the Presidents visit here they would hold their ference peace matters during his visit
 CITY STILL CELEBRATING
 PARIS, Dec 18-Although President Wilson has been the city four days the people refuse quit celebrating and the excitement is high The bouevards stant crowded and whenever the President appears in sight his residence he is greeted with loud cheers from the crowds that constantly stand in front of the Mura ansio waiting to catch glimpse of the foremost in Europe
 APPRECIATES RECEPTION
 PARIS, Dec. l8-The President today held inter view with number of American newsaperten and when asked to his reception stated, y reception here tremendous that did not know say but I under stood it bccause in the eyes of crowd just the feeling for l had for the1n"
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