Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-04
I. 10 READY TO.
 GO ABROAD.
Wilson Transacts All Pub hc Business in 7 Days of His Stay in Washington Works at Top Speed and Ob- tains Time for Walk on
 Last Day of Active Duty
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WASHINGTON, Mar. 3.-Presfdent Wilson tonight was ready to begin. the return journey to the peace confer, enee, having transacted in the seven days of his stay in Washington all bending public business except such as will engage his attention at the capitol in the final hours tomorrow thls congress. Immediately after ad- journment he will leave for New York on his way to Paris
 Working at top speed in the last full day available to him in the capital the president clearned his desk suf- ficiently to get out for walk this aft ernoon with Mrs Wilson, tramping 5rlskly through matinee crowds and nome going war workers. Large crowds followed them and finally the police had to intervene as traffic be- came impeded- Several times the president stopped to speak to wounded soldiers
 Receives Ambassador
 After opening the conference of gov ernors and mayors this morning in the cast room of the White House, Presl- dent Wilson had his time clear for correspondence and the signing of pills until shortly after noon, when ne received the new ambassador from Argentina, Dr. Tomas AiDreton. who presented his credentials. Later he received a delegation representing farmer organizations, who promised support to the league of nations and suggested amendments to the consti- Do and Houston called at the executive offices this afternoon and tonight A. Mitchell Palmer, who becomes attor- 1ey general tomorrow, conferred with the president
 In welcoming the new Argentine en- voy, MT. Wilson expressed apprecia- tion at friendship of the great South American republic and promised all possible assistance for the mainten- ance of harmonious relations between the two countries
 Promises Cooperation
 'It is 6 cause for congratulation,' MT Wilson said, that notwithstand- ing the confusion and distraction of interests inevitable in such a critical period, the relations between our two countries have shown no strain and the friendship between our peoples has remained unimpaiTed.
 With the return Of more stable conditions many difficulties which still hampers us will gradually de crease so that we can even now look forward with hope to the full resump- tiOn of all normal activities.
 Tt is therefore a prOpitiOus moment for us to strengthen further the friend ly ties that unite our nations and our peoples more closely together. By pro noting closer relations between them greater knowledge and a more just appreciation of each other will ensue and the danger of misunderstanding will be minimized.
 You can rely on cordial cO-opera- tion Of this government in all your efforts to attain this object"
 Among the bills signed today DS the president was the rivers and har- bOrs appropriation bill and the mea- sure validating $2.7OO, ,OOO, 900 worth of informal war contracts
 Plans for the presidents departure tonight remained unchanged. He will go from the the capitol to the train. arriving in New York about S:30 D. m. He will go direct to the Metropolitan Opera house to speak on the league of nations