Arizona republican., 1918-12-07
Wilson Works During 2nd
 Day Out; Is Informed Of Conference Plans; Paris Home Soon Ready

ON BOARD THE L. $. $. GEORGE WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.--l0 q. m.-tBy wireless to the Associated Press).-- President Wilson today read from wireless dispatches Winston Spencer Churchilrs renewed declaration for British naval supremacy. The presl- dent cvinced great interest in the bull letin but did not comment on it.
 It is apparent that this subject is .ppermost in All. Wilson's mind and he IS expected to express himself on it soon after reaching France, Tn a public address or in conferences with the entente statesmen preceding the sessions of the peace congress.
 The president slept today but after breakfast he again was hard at work on his accumulated correspondence.
 The George Washington is. running into warmer waters now that the yes sel is approaching the Azores. The weather is variable today but mostly fair.
 President Wilson today was in wire less communication with Admiral Mayo on board the battleship Penn sylvania, which is conveying the George Washington.
 The George Washington probably will make the trip to the United States with wounded while the president is in attendance upon the peace conference.
 It is probable that President Wilson will go to Italy after he has visited France and England.
 Kept Informed by Wireless
 PARIS Dec. 6.-(By the Associated press) s).-President Wilson will be in formed by wireless of the plans for the assembling of the inter allied confer Vnce and the meeting of the peace congress. He will also be advised con- cerning the recent gathering of the supreme war council at London. In the meantime. reports that the presi- dent has approved of anything done at the supreme council are premature, as the steps taken at that meeting have not been made known to him until today.
 The plan concerning the peace meet ings are the results of Colonel Edward N Houses long talk with Premier Clemenceau. with Baron Coconino, the Italian premier, and the Earl of Derby, British ambassador to France.
 The inter-allied conference will re- assemble on December 16 or 11. The meetings will be at the foreign office in the Quai D'Orsay, and not at Yer cailles. David Lloyd George, the Brit ish permier, and A. J. Balfour the for eign minister. expect 10 come here al that time to meet President Wilson and attend the conference, but the elections in Great Britain may not per init them to remain more than two or three days.
 To Close Before May
 a. The opening of the peace congress ig set for tho first week in January. II was the desire of the Americans to be- gin at the earliest possible moment.
 The names of the French delegates 10 the peace congress have not as vet been announced, but it is understood there will be three members of the government and possibly a fourtt member. The British delegates will be Premier Lloyd George, Foreign Minis ter Balfour, Chancellor of the Ex- chequer Andrew Bonar Law. George Nicoll Barnes, labor member of tho war cabinet, and a fifth delegate no' Wet selected It is anticipated that the peace deliberations will last about foul months. and, unless unforeseen ob- stacles arise, that final action will b, reached toward the early part of May.