The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-22

Paris, Dee g3-Ihc presidents first week in France nads the pre- lianary siualcn smrouudne 'bo pence conference a'ug Weu deyciou- ed toward tue point where accord insto the presidents eXwe sod yiDH,
 | will be voI,h while for thv United States Co participate The presidents conference with French and Italian statesmen have served to emphasize that he considers treaty ot peace not enough. bat that the general agreement to Joe made among the na- tions must include satisfactory set- tlement of the question of the 1ree-
 dom of the Seas, and a league of ua- tions
 The president now goes to ErgIand to continue the discussions thcre along the same lines as those Inc had with the representatives of France and Italy. which the presidents ad- visitors describe as having been sat.s- factory
 The Gefn.se announcement 0s President Wilson plan covering tho period from Christmas Eve tO New Years Eve. including Christmas din- ncr with the troots near Chaumont the presidents trip to England and meeting w.th Premier Lloyd Georg and his re,urn 10 France on Ne| Years has served somewhat to clari- fy the conference situation Continental Europe makes much 0! the Yuletde, so in the absence Of President Wilson and others closely identified with the war settlement and because of many holiday social tunc- ticns engaging Americans. it is noi HlIy that there win be political OF peace #elctmcats of nc.e The week Aill De devoted principally to pcrfeci ing the machinery of the conference
 The president will go to EHeland probably by the Bouloene-Folkestone route. The desire is to have hum cross on an American warship, SO that the landing in England Will be dIstino.ly American.
 American naval vessels therefore, would he given charge of the channel crossing. There are lS Anne Fcl
 3esroyers at Brest. and some cf these have lpen ordered to proceed e Boulcsne
 Crossing by a destroyer hoWeyc". woald depend upon weather coRil- tions desuoyers are bad rough sea boats and if the seas are roueht the president may take British war ship.
 The inclusion of d visit tc Man chester makes an important change in the presidential program, as Man chester i an industrial center There nc would bc '51uel, into contact with the laoor classes
 Saturday was largely a day of con- ferencga, the only public function be- ing tine conlorrioe of a doctors degree by the University of Paris in the presence ol a notable assembly.
 President Wilson saw the Italian premier and foreign minister this morning and continued lenghtly a dis cus,ion of Italian affairs.
 Colonel House also had number gf conferences including long talks with the Sqani h premier Couu Romantics He spent more than an hour with Premier Clemenceau lhis eyonins
 President Wilson Will be accom- FaEied to England by more than fifty American correspondents Who 80 as quests Of the British government When it became known early in the week that the president would visit Great Britain, it was announced that the American authorities would ar range for their trip, including a pre- liminary visit to American headquar- ters on Christmas day.
 IL was announced at a meeting of the American correspondents ldOay that the officials ln charge of arrange ments had been unable to secure dei- mite information from the army as to the trip At that point d repre- sentative of th2 British government appeared and invited the American newsrapcr men accompanying Pres ident Wilson 70 yisu England as ths guests of the British sop-rnment which volunteered to provide trans pcrtauon, accommodations at London. The British represe entatiyes presented also a schedule of meetings with puD lie men. which would keep the cor respondents in touch with affairs in England during the present visit
 A unanimous vote of thanks 10 the British govornmenc Was passed by the meeting
 The cor4eaDondepts afterwards were tho guests of Lord Northcllffe ai reoaaon (which ,he Earl ot Derby British ambassador 10 France announced the program of the pres idtnt'a stay in England.
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