Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-03
PLAN LEAGUE COMMITTEE
Special Body Expected to
Map Out Organization
at Opening.
LITTLE DIVERGENCE SEEN
Position of Clcmcnceau Like.
~ 10 BE Smoothed over;
Wilson Is Awaited.

fAlilS. Jan. The Wow ls now
h"ld IN American offioml quarters
that TIA" altitude ~ the nritish lead
cts shows such coordination with
lh" American viewpoint aH will "a
cllllat" mutunI agreement before
the peace congress After Ia. close
of the recent conferences and the
publlr concentrations attending
Tres dent Wilson's visit To London
ono nf the foremost llritlsh ntat.smcn
summed up the situation by A,ying
y would not think of having tho
p"ar" congress close until 4 had es.
lahliSh"d league of nations sr out
linrd by President Wilson. ar tho
hrillHh nation has clearly shown that
II expects that to he done"
MI itnlfour the Rrltsh foreign
secretary, after his conference here
has proceeded 10 Cannes. where he
VIII remain until the middle or next
week lie ana Premier Lloyd
H"urg" viii he In pari. ON IN. re.
turn of President Wilson from Italy
II IL then that the real work 81
inter allied conferences viii begin
ThiS viii not he any formal meeting
around the table at the outset. nA
comparatively few delegates will be
In Paris ~ that time Hut the in
formal conferences VII be pro.
gresnlvcly important from then on,
~ the Informal conferences will
merge into the formal interaliied
conference, and that viii gradually
nlefH" into the peace congrew, with
out any exact delimitatlon OF dates
ttonrtiiice ON League.
u l~ understood that n special
commltte" will he derlgnatcd Ia form
plan for Il society OF nations on
which IN" French memb will prob
ably he Leon bourgeois and tho Eng.
ll-h member Lord Robert Cecil both
of whom nre believed Ia have their
projects well along toward compile
ton
PANIS. Jan 2-"rhe prlncipn
object which cot E NJ Ilous. had
In view m going to see President
Wilson Ncw Years morning. wis Ia
tell him IN" result ~ u conference
he had the evening before with Pre-
micr tirucncrnu, said n member ~
The American delegation to the peace
congress Ia a reprewntat of the
W ~ Nffitl wv ~. Ri y lflE ln MI nv
ticle IN that newspaper this morning
The conference continued the
American was nn tho suhicr, OF
tho various ouisipndirg problems
and also on the subject OF the pre-
mier- speech IN the chamber of
deputies IN which he related u CON
vershli" he had had with fresl.
dent Wilson
Colonel ilouse thoroughly wen,
Into an the problems which the
statesmen viii ~. called upon To
solve Colonel iIouse also told Pres.
ldcnt Wilson about the Interview he
hnd had with A I Ralfour. the
british fnteiRn secretary u few mo
ments hitcr leaving Premier elem
cnCeau The colonel said he had
hlscussed the organization Of the
peace conference with tho british
delegate
The newspaper quoted the Amcrl-
can ~ adding that Secretary Ualfour
ma Colonel House found themselves
In agreement on the subject dis
cursed presumably covering that
touched upon IN Colonel Houses
tax with Premier c'emenccnn
and that their opinion "ns we'll ~
that ~ an the American representa-
llvcs Ne ideutlrnl ana that England
and the United States Rrs in agree
mcni
"In u word ve American dele
gates are convinced ~ result Of
'hesH converse that nothing In
Fr'r'l"r tl"m'ncrnus attitude cnn
Justify an apprehension ~ any
marked differences between the
great powers ~ the entente and the
Iultei states and We believe ihat the
lycrg"nrles now existing viii be
enei'y smuuthed over
Conversations among representa-.
tiVes ~ tho alIi's Will beFiu ~ the
French foreign office upou the re-
turn tu l'tfIs - Frontier tIrmen-
ceau. which is expected 10 he about
January % ,r January m" pre-
nier. 10 taking bret rest loo -
N.udrp
President Wilson s expected hark
In Parts m the hrTinninU ~ next
lpNTtNt ~ ON pAUE THREE