Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-13
HIGH WAR COUNCIL
SUBCOMMITTEE IN
ACCORD ON ACTION
German Authorities Must
Submit Figures on Battle
Materials Ready for Use.
WOULD CHECK UP EMEMY'S
POSSIBLE PLANS TO FIGHT
Economic Assistance for Foe De-
pcnds Upon Test of Good
Faith.
WILSON PLANS LEAVING FRIDAY
Report of Acceptance Of International
Army System Denied by
Lord Cecil.
WOULD CHECK UP ENEMY'S
POSSIBLE PLANS TO FIGHT
WILSON PLANS LEAVING FRIDAY
Report Of Acceptance Of international
Army System Denied by
Lord Cecil.
Try Associated Prcsa I

by associated Press. s5
PARIS, Feb! 12.-Tho supreme war
council met at the Foreign Office a,
IL o'clock this morning for the pur-
poso of reaching a nnal determination
OF the new terms OF the German ar
mstice. There were present in addi-
tion 10 President Wilson and the For
ciGn Ministers OF the great powers
Marshal Foch, Field Marshal Ifaig,
Marshal Petain, General PcrshinG ana
General Diaz.
A full agreement on tho terms was
presented in the report from the sub
committee committee embracing military and
unanimous. Including tho adherence OF
the American members. General Tasker
II. Bliss and rman Davis. which in
dicates that economic measures figure
IN the new terms equally with mil
tary measures.
WAR COU..CIL, MUST @
APPROVE AGREEMENTS
The report must be approved by the
effective. ,-FT,4s-
The German authorities have been
asked to furnish information conflrru-
cannon. airplanes and other equip
ment. This question came up In the
wSsn .h. Of hs wsr
effective m ieasures agaibsl|tho reneaiai6
Before determining. on any such STEP
II was considered desirable to requcst
Information, both as a memo dealing
with the subject and as testing The
good faith OF the enemy in discIosing
the status of his military equipment &
WOULD PLi. 'E GERMANY
SO WAH IS IMPOSSIBLE
:, The Havas Agency understands that
many in 4 military situation where
IL would be Impossible for her to re-
sommence col, 'n hostilities. 1t Ia pointed
serving war material permitting them
least 100000 men. The council do
TO make Germany rcalizo that we arc
the conquerors, and that q. is not "a
,% white peace that we arc seeking to
impose on her. I'I -, -
IN case Germany submits with good
grace; grace; continues Havas. it Is possiblsa
peace for the benefit OF Germany. TSes
council also had to examine the de-
Hnsnas ;nars OF me Poles that clause be
aSrlcultural machinery stolen by tho
enemy should be restored
taneS 6Sestions Senf1rs aH nHrogram also con.
Turkey and Bulgaria. e'"e'r"ihs
HARMONY OF ALIlEs
APPEAHS To BE RESTORED
nv JAY JEROME WILLIAMS.
PAltlS, Feb. l2.-The first dcfinite
accord was reached to-day at the sn S
preme war council meeting through an
understanding on all points for a re-
ncWai or The armiStice. -tt{t'ss
Inc agreement indicates Dhat har.
mony mas been restored between the
Erench and Americans and auEurs well
lot ruture harmony between these two
nations. whose interests have clasbcr
SO many times in the past few weeks
1t indicates further. that Presidsnt$
WILSON'S departure from France viii
be much more pleasant than the Amer.
!can commission few days back
thought II might be. ~
me terse communi0uc give no d.
,aiis. but these will be forthcoming In
4 few days. -
PRESIDENT rLANs 'ro
LEAVE FRIDAY NIGur
Fhe President is now trying to get
away from Paris Friday night because &
he does not like to Begin travelling
G' :
When he arrives in tho United Ststes
inc presidenfS baggage may be taken
fo that OF a prima donna. In addi-s
,ion TO numerous trunks. there will,
be boxes which carpenters at the Mu-s
rat mansion have been busy ell day !n.
and the number of which Az
ready has reached the thirty mark.
In these the President and his wife 3.
viii carry hack home tho souvenirs.
gifts and the like, which they have
received since their arrival in Europe
and during their visits to England ana