The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-07
LEAGUE OUTLINE
AWAITS WILSON
IN PARIS TO-DAY
British Plan to Be Pre-
sented by Lord Cecil at
Early Conference.
FRANCE ALSO Is READY
President Expected to Go to
Paris Again After Adjourn
ment of Congress.

PARIS. Ian. 6.--President Wilson Is
due back in Paris at s o'clock to-
morrow morning. There will he no
''rnaltes over his arrival, and he
rll proceed to the Murat residence
'rr a series Of conferences which will
oegin TO give concrete form to the
work of the peace congress.
President Wilson will return to the
United States to attend the closing
sessions of the present Congress, &C.
Ord!ng TO present plans. and will
,ome back to France for the later
.!ttings Of the peace congress. The
President will make several addresses
to Congress. and after March 4. il
expected. will return to France.
lord Robert Cecil, the British au-
'hority on a league of nations. will Ia
ne Of the early arrivals in Paris after
ne President returns tomorrow. Pre-
r!er Lloyd George. If the British Cab
re. situation permits, Is expected to-
yard the end of the week, and Foreign
secretary Balfour is ready to come
.-cm Cannes whenever he is needed.
Definite Plans Prepared.
Lord Robert. II Is understood, Is
,sadv to present a quite definite plan
cylrg the British viewpoint on So
~ety of nations. Leon Bourgeois also
.- prerared to outline the French plan,
while tho american delegates have
een engaged actively in putting their
views in definite shape. The President
9 expected to take a lively interest in
his subject.
Others likely to see the President ere
-snstor Owen (Okla.). Premier Venice
os Of Greece and a Zionist delegation
n discussion OF questions concerning
alestire syria and Armenia. Parts
~ the Polish, Czecho-S -Slovak and Serbian
Legations have arrived and are seek
z interviews with the President who
5l5t.@ss will confer with all OF them.
TIE outlook Is for busy week pre-
.aratory TO the assembling Of the inter
Lied conference next week.
Call on Pope NinimtEed.
In discussing the visit OF President
wilson TO the Pope L'HOmme Lore
q. organ of Premier Clemenceau. as
ia'ts (, would be rash to give to the
sit any other Interpretation than tndt
o, a manifestation Of courtesy. In any
ise i adds. 1t may be concluded fro'n
% 5revity OF the conversation that the
ak aid not have the extra raordnar,
a25rtance" whicn certain circles had
'an Inclined 10 attribute to it,
We assume" the newspaper con
.uee. that We are about right IN sup
'e!ug that the conversation was or
4tjac's which are not enlgmas. Among
as questions which were dealt viii
we're those regarding the relation OF
America toward the Vatican, Armenia
ana syria"
President wilson has confded to on
q n.s friends his impression OF the re-
's1,ior given 70 him in France and
a"-1Ii.nE 20 the Ecldir, said he wa
'71"ed most by the outbursts OF popular
f.T7atHy. The newspaper quotes th'
---laut as saying:
vas moved to such an extent tha'
!e Ike jumping out OF the carriage
. slase AZ random the friendly hands
'ref.h,i out TO me. l had 20 make
-sa' cftO-t not TO give way 70 this
~gtaton. ! shall never forget the ad
...-a oia reception of the Parisians anc
'7eiT ;orvor for the ideas which are deal
.1 rC