South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-26

This was officially explained today
to set at rest reports that the an
nouncement was held up for per
sonal reasons Of the chief executive
An early decision by the allies cam
be expected and then the personnel
of the American delegation will be-
made known.
The president. white house Of
hcials said today will sail from
New York next week His stay
abroad it also was explained. will
not consume more than six weeks
During that time ali OF the prelimi-
nary agreements can be reached
and the way cleared for absolute
uanimity Of action among the allies
Will Deny Charges
Within the next few hours Pres't
Wilson officially viii deny the
charges that he has ordered cen
sorship placed upon the ca bles 30
that the entire truth OF the coming
conferences can be withheld from
the American people. Instead. the
president viii say every possible ef-
fort is being made so that the full
and untrammeled record OF the pro
ceedings can be sent 20 the United
States
There is much resentment in Of
ficial circles over what today was
termed az an Organized effort" ap-
parently 10 place the president in
false light AS already fully eN-
planned in these dispatches the
necessity for absolute harmony OF
action Is realized fully in Washing
ton. London Paris and Rome The
complete reports OF the secret
agents of the United States and the
entente governments have empha-
sized during the last few days more
and more the great dependence that
Germany is placing on her plans te
create dissensiOu iu the ranks ~ the
allies
Propaganda Factories Working.
Her propaganda factories are
working overtime with this object
in view And it is because this fact
is realized hy the big four" ~ the
coming conference pres't Wilson
Premier Lloyd George CIemenceau
and Orlando--that the president
decided 20 defy precedent and pro-
ceed 20 the scene of the peace con
ference SD that unanimity ~ pur
pose amoue The nations that were
responsible for the winning % the
war could ue assured
Officials from the president down
said TODAY that everything possible
would be done 90 see that the press
OF the country viii be- able 20 gef
AL of the news az the various con-
ferences and also 20 get it ro thi4
country The cables and an avail
able wireless viii be speeded up az
much as possible for This purpose.
they said
NorthcIinc for wilson, Stand.
Lord Northcliffe cahIed go Pres't
Wilson today a lengthy message
saying III was InconceivabI 20
him that there should ae the slight
esf opposition in the United States
10 the presidents afteudiuE the pre-
Iiminarv conferences. IN the oniu-
ion OF the British leader the absence
~ the president Cfrom The confer
ences at This time would ne
catastrophe Similar cahleEra mF
are reaching the president from all
tA NIat 'Ila..a f..NF..a.r" .a.Af-l
In addition 90 81. Jules Tusserand
the French ambassador. The italian
arabaszado- and some other mem
hers ~ The diplomatic corps win
ACCOMPANY P~e>'t Wilson on his trin
20 Europe on the steamer George
washington Members ~ the presi-
dents staff and other officials who
are t0 make the "trip are expected
20 leave ON another steamer dav
or two before The main party. The
presidential steamer viii De- con-
voyed by a squadron or hauleships
cruisers and destroyers To viii ho
met q DAYS sail out hy British and
French squadron. which win escort
the George Washington into her
port OF destination