Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-28

Washington, Nov. 21.- President Wilson's plans for attending the neace conference are all matured with the exception of the day am: hour for sailing. His departure, however. is certain early next week. It is entirely probable that the first announcement of the personnel of the American delegation will be made in the Presidents address to the opening of Congress. which will be delivered Monday or Tuesday. At the same time, the President may make something ill the nature of a statement to the country, as well as to Congress, on his going to Europe, something no other President has |>eyer done.
 The most important announcement that has yet been made in the con neeton with the officials plans, came today It was learned that there would be absolutely no censorship on the news on which the American newspapers correspondents send home At the personal request of President Wilson both the British and French governments Will entirely relax all censorship on all American newspa- per despatches telling of the deliher- ations. Furthermore. to facilitate the transmission of news to this coun- fry, the government, through it's re- gently acquired control of the cable lines, will give news a preference i'll l transmission second only to govern ment official business. News vii, take preference over all commercial business on cable line.
 l George Creel, chairman of the Committee on Public Information. also announced today that the com mittea's machinery in Paris would exercise nothing whatever approach ing censorship on the despatches Telling of the progress of the con- ference.
 All the committees facilities, Mir. Creel said, are to be devoted 10 helping the American newspaper cor respondents get the news back home. me committees offices in Paris will pc used as headquarters for news paper correspondents, stencgraphers, Vpewrlters and interpreters are to pc provided and the committees ma cnlnery also will be used to assist the correspondents to get their despatch es on the cables.
 uhtll two or three days ago there were grave doubts as to whether any american newspaper correspondents a' all would be permitted to accom- psny President Wilson on the trip. mere Was, however, to be no restric. uoa on. the passage of newspaper uen to France by any means they altnt find available. Mir. Creel took .ae u, position that the American peo- ple should be informed of the move aea's Or the President at all times. .alousn their only source of informa-
 o,' which is the daily newspapers. sM.. suu upon his representations, it fin r was decided to inclue cores. soa Oaueht Of the Associated Press and sM!.espondents sOa.s of the other press as- s.auons n.s. in the Presidents official sna.s a,v apoard the liner George Wash ss.oa' It was decided at the same sn.s e ]" give passage to correspond
 us' or individual newspapers on the s,, ' .. transport Orziaba, which wall ' Sha iron from Hoboken Sunday at noon. pro,;a ."i De part of the convoy of the the .e''uehts ship, which will include md super-dreadnaught Pennsylvania
 poa,a number of other naval ships.
 n,r.,s issues the Presidents officia, carry w' tue George Washington will, loa6s los ase navay crew of more than Wash,oo J ,olncers and men. The George arrivo iston, being a faster ship, will
 ina m France at about the same
 e,t,,s as tne Orizaba. It seems to be msnt aithough no official announce.
 sa' so4 mas been made, that the Presi-
 ad ,a.a "iI 80 first directly to France htalv a'el IT to Tngland and possibly to bther n m ne intends to visit any hava european countries. his plans
 M NJ. not become known
 pres;ae 1leers statement regarding the
 sI. sIr'uents trip follows.
 tese.,aa nas been arranged that the rep- eill tises tsases of the press associations bffic;s, ;'el With the President and the
 he a ssa tae approval of the President
 he trsnsry of War has set aside
 ccredi.asap Orizaba to carry duly b Frana. newspaper correspondents (he Hohoo,e' Hoe' The Orizaba will leave
 unday en n uock at 12 o'clock noon
 sn viI, necember 1st. All passen-
 port .t eport to General oAcManus
 slnr ' ,ha ol embarkaatioa, pier 3.
 hcsim;rr.s.'m matter of sailing list no
 uNti0n will he mada nr .r.o.