Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20
EMMANUEL IS IN PARIS
Italian King Arrives to
Take Part in Exchange
Of Opinion.
LONDON VISIT IS URGENT
English Officials Desire
Wilson's Presence
Soon.

FNNlh, Doc. 1b.-Deuntte planh
for tho peace conferences are not
shaping as rapidly "a some Of the
American commissioners expected,
Meanwhile every advantage 10 b~ina
taken OF opportunities 10 assess the
opinions OF France. President will
son. advisers nay he In entirely uat.
isfied that the people Of the allied
nations ara IN accord with the prin.
ciplss he has ennunoiatcd for q dur.
able peace.
The feeling among all the entente
oonferees IL that the making Of
peace should he their first task. %
that thcy may Determine upon the
broad outlines OF league OF nations,
which later representatives Of neutral
countries will assist In completing.
The members of the American
missicn arc employing their time be.
fore the peace Delegates from the
various countries actually assemble.
In . ssries Of informal conferences,
which eventually will include Q rsp.
reseRtauvs Of each Of the entente
beiiigerssts. Neutral states viii net
come Into thsse dlscussions.
While the Americas commissionsrs
are holding thsss Informal "a.
changes, which are aeDisnsd 70 clsar
W divsrssnciss - epoAion. the prssi.
dent 70 constantly cRvinG the closest
attention 70 imne1lols problsfhH Ne
2 rsceivtns rspeets fr1A the United
ssates from AmerseaH diplomatic
sssnc'ec ,hrosshsu. ~: world and
brought here Tor shs purpSss 81
studying the many special problems
which vsii sriss, Thsss InvsstiSS SSsssI
lass eoo<tauing thsiv studies WslA ~
| sdvanAGD of being on the GpouU1
and IN intimate contact with he
original sources OF information.
The president may change the pro-
gram Of his movement while await.
inG the opening % the conference.
n was not supposed until today that
he would visit England before the
first Of the year. but ne hes rsceivsl
urgent invitations 10 come soon.
American observers deduce fro0
tho pressins Invitation 10 the prssi-
dent to como 20 England during
Christmas tine. that soms confer
ences of the statesmen with the
president there would logically fol-
low. II IL understood. however. that
the president favors tho holding of
tho conference In Paris as far ~ pos.
sihle
II appears 20 bc virtually settled
that all the actual peace conferences
will he held In Paris and that the
Informal exchanges, which will lay
the groundwork for the final dslib-
erations. also will be carried on
here.
How long the president viii re-
main IN London has not been de-
a.. al l...s ~. L. A.. A..
for tho opening OF the conferences
here tho first week in January, n
would seem that he could not re-
main In ENGLAND for long.
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