The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-12-30
NEITRAIS WILL NOT TAKE PART IN PEACE CONFERENCE; WILSON
 KINGS GUEST AT BUCKINGHAM

KINGS GUEST AT BUCKINGHAM PARIS Dec. 26-It has been definitely decided that neutral nations will be allowed to sit at the peace con ference at Versailles Any which they may wish to to the conference will referred special body to be created by conference The neutral nations how ever will participate in the deliberations regarding the for nation of the league of nations
 COMPULSORY ARBITRATION
 It understood that all of the nations agree to the pr cps of compulsory arbitration and the limitation ot ments The chief differences requiring the reconciliation ot the allies are the penalties for nations making war and whether peace be enforced militarily.
 PEACE CONFERENCE IN THREE WEEKS
 PARIS Dec 26-I expected that at least three weeks will eapse before the peace congress assemblies at Versailles The negotiations determine what governments will be rep resented the congress will after the return o Pres dent Wilson from England It is thot that the conference between President Wilson and Lloyd George may lay the foundations for settlement of that question.
 PRESIDENT GUEST AT BUCKINGHAM PALACE
 LONDON Dec 26.-Presdent and Mrs Wilson the guests of King George at Buckingham palace following their journey from Calais to London. During their stay they will be accorded all the honors given royalty
 GREAT INTEREST IN ARRIVAL
 Never has royaty's progress except great national ceremonies excited such public interest has the visit of President Mrs. Wilson England From the depot to the palace the way lined with troops back of which massed the public
 MET AT STATION BY ROYALTY
 The President and Mrs. Wilson met at the depot by the king and queen and Princess Mary Great ho day tongs had congregated the station and the train bearing the President and the reception committee crossed the Thames bridge salute of fortone guns fired from London Tower The of thousands of people were the Wilson's and the members of the royal family they went Buckingham palace, the party passing thru pro- fuse decorations composed of thousands of flags with the American emblem conspicuousy displayed everywhere and carried in the hands of the people, Turnout the city gen. of tingushed guests.
 PRESIDENT REVIEWED TROOPS
 CHAUMONT Dec. 26-Before his departure for England President Wilson reviewed the American troops stationed here The Chaumont station profusey decor ated with French and American color Forming the escort troops company of American and company of French veterans who accompanied the President the viewing stand On the arrival of the train the assembled crowd rendered him welcome by exclamation
 PERSONNEL IS ANNOUNCED
 PARIS Dec. 26-The personnel of the peace congress has been announced According to the decision the entire peace congress will consist of about hundred and not exceed hundred and twenty members be divided cordg the size of the nation and the interest they have in the matters to be adjusted at the conference
 NO NATION MORE THAN FIVE
 The greatest number any nation may have sitting the conference will be five. Great Britain, France Italy, and the United States will each be entitled five members The other nations will have from to four according to their interests The Belgian and Portuguese delegations are expected to arrive within the next few days. WILSON IN CONFERENCE WITH GEORGE
 LONDON, Dec. 26.-Presdent Wilson will hold ference with Lloyd George in Buckingham palace Friday morning. At lunch time short journment will be taken and the conference resumed during the afternoon.
 TWO MILLION VIEW PARADE
 LONDON, Dec. 26.-It is estimated that two million persons witnessed the arrival of President Wilson and ed the royal party and their guests their way Buckng dOf