The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-03

ulishj.d ut their conferences and the rec
concentrations made by the American
mission will indicate the value OF the
work done and III" practical methods
which were considered by the c0nferees
and which are recommended in the re-
port.
The summary Of results accomplish
ed" is divided under diplomatic naval
military. finance. shipping, war trade,
war industries. and food 1t makes
kJnut 2.nU0 words
The suh-hradingS naval, military,
diplomatic AMI shipping here follow IN
full:
1.-The formation OF an Inter-allleo
naval council To coordinate The operation
nr tho naval forces of the United states
aud her associates in the war so mat
these forces may in the future he oper-
atnd as one in the prosecution or the
war ON the sea and in conjunction Win
the land forces.
t1)~-An agreement between the BRIT
ish admiralty and the navy department.
puuting into effect certain plans relat-
Ing "a The prosecution OF the naval war
against the submarines.
I2)-Th" formation IF definite plan
for TN, more active utilization OF Amerl-
can naval forces in conjunction WIN
those Of nations engaged In the war
against the central Powers.
ttI-Asrrrment with the British Ad-
miralty making il possible for Amerl-
can naval officers to keep fully inform
ed of the operations and policy OF the
British Admiralty so that perfect CO.
rprratinn between the navy department.
aud thai body is assured.
INSTRUMENTATION Of American ma
val forces 1T French ports.
tG)-T'h. securing Of q full and detail
.J uicrur.. If the naval problem in Eu-
rnir"au waters.
Military.
D--Artrr conferences extending
over arproxImatrly thirty days with the
chiefs Of staff. members Of the general,
;stafrS and commanders in chief OF the
allied armies on the western front rs
,y,ll ~ with The highest civil Officers of
In. respective governments the extent
Of I'll" military effort TO be aimed at ny
ihc I-nilrrl States was clearly determln-
ii.
t"l--WiiI, this determination in MIND
r.-rtIniiunS were carried on looking 10
tho ,,uullug Of the resources TOT Inc
,auiiial advantage Of all the countries
engaged IN the war against Germany.
Tic contribution IT the United States
;u this IruoiIng arrangement was agreed
urou. The contributions likewise of the
centuries associated with the united
States we're determined. This pooling
arrangement guaranteed That tui4 equip
mon, of every kind would be available
lr American troops sent IN Europe DUR
ing the year 1918.
t%l--l Unqualified support TO the reso-
lurinns adopted by the inier-allied con-
frrcurrs looking Ia the creation or an
allied advisory board charged with the
duty uf advising the shipping authorl-
lies at each nation concerning the aIto-
cation Of tonnage. So as To permit tile
am, rIt.au military effort TO be realized.
tn--k'uIl survey mad" Of problem OF
.i..har.ntinn in Europe Of American mil
iiarv forces and transportation OF such
",rrrrS and supplies TO the bases or mill
airy operation
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES made for fullest
,u.,prralIuu between tie United States,
Urea; britain and France IN the pro-
,uriirn "f military instruments ana
supplies Of I'LL kinds.
ltil--PldrS made for the proper or
.arIj2ltimn undrr naval and military con-
lr,I Of norris. Of polarization OF troops
aud diSrharr. ct rargors looking TO the
!nGSi efficient utilization OF tonnage
DISQUALIFICATION in military DELHI
,..aiiunS At supreme war council as
step towards efficient and centralized
unity vi r"nirol If military operations.
Diplomatic.
GN-FUll AMI frank discussion De-
tween C"l"m"l IcuSc as special repre-
Nntt lf
Emitted states and the heads of The Brit
ssh. French and Italian governments
with rr;;ari L. Tn" war p"lic% ~ ~"
I.u,ird Stut,.: and her aSSurialcS in the
war.
"l--rnriuIrali"I ny the members hr
rl,. NISSAN i'm . u.""llnG If the British
war cabinet 81 which conference gen
..!:tI and useful dis 'uSSinn was had con-
crruin.- III" needs "L tn" Alli"S ana the
,:aI,nt "r til" assist Nurr TO b. expected
Ir"ru the G!it"d States.
t"p--'arli.ipaiI"n 10y the United
States in an iutcr-nlIrd war conference
held in Paris un November @9th. AZ
Ibis conference all preliminary steps
w"r" ,EISr-u$"d with ard within hall
AN hour at;"r the c"nirrrnc" had bceh
"a He'd ~ "rG"r hy NJ. Cl"mcnc"au II had
i..nu separated mt" committees for
work.
tn-raIii..!palicr Ivy The United
state; ~ i meeting Of the supreme war
council nrld ~ Versailles. December |.
REPRESENTATIVES, Of England. France.
ItaIv rIL M. tinted states !hrrc met as
y !Ir.I <lrr toward securing unity Or
..t,,irnl uf the armies on the western
Ir,.ut.-
This meeting. The hrs; 1T its kind, AS
sues Tor .lu' future uii'y ~ support on
-, part at III. United STATES and me
Niles.
"a Fir; steps taken in The cStaD-
lsnincul Of :; NOR" perfect Larson be-
iwc.r tn" commanding rcm'rals Of III"
l',!lr,t Sjai.> and IL" Allies.
Finance.
i,.--t'uil d..iIii.u conference with the
!imanoial r"Ir'>' natives 1T Great l'rli-
am. Ft,ur... I!aly. Japan. GREECE. tsu-
.r,.nit ali.! l;US>ia for Tia" purpose "i AS
c,.rinInIu= til" "\trnl uf tho nnaIiHiiti IT.
Tor, !l,,.,-->n'y "r l." part nt th" ni'"d
States IN order property i" "u-"irrh''
with lh-~, ;""l"rnmcut~ ~ mAkInS imam.
cal Arrangements '"r IEy prosecution ~
H.. war AGAINST The Central powers.
,"I---' 'uui''r"nr..~ with iii'' REPRESENTED
tilrS 81 "a" nhrI Aforementioned countries
tar III. pUri",s'. -: i"'rt""iiit:: IN "rS;th-
iIaiIun al an rnl'r-allr'd rnirS''i. "hI'h
il a priority h"ari wh"SC duty i should
IL. [" consider tic relative inr"rlhhcH
and urgency OF tn" IimtarIal demands I"
b." mad. hl the ,",iir"rI"d "tt"ri VI Tire
countries wa.lug war agnIn-l The t"n-
trail puMrrS.
observation-disclosures b"Enn .I"r Inc
uruI,cr Gnan.mG -! purchases ny IN"
rnuutrirs ut way wiIn German! t.! >ur-
pills. frum neutral '''uuirir*
tn-I'aIi.Clpaiiun III the '!nahclhl us
irIEutiuu., at H.. iut"r-HllI''! r"tl"rrT''.