Arizona republican., 1919-03-08
WILSON READY
 FUR b|C WEEK
 1T CONF FERENCE
Advised Of All Work Done To Arrive Next Week. Big Week Ahead-Con- gress Continues Work.

PARIS. March By the Associated Press).-President Wilson is being ad- vised daily by wireless of the develop ment of the peace congress, so that when he arrives in Paris he will be about as fully informed as those who have attended the sessions.
 The complete military, naval and aerial terms of the proposed peace treat were sent to him teXtually by the American military and naval ad- visers with notations and reservations. This was an enormous task. involving thousands of words, sufficient to fill many newspaper columns.
 These details have not yet been made public, so that President Wilson has much more intimate knowledge of tho subject than most of those attending the conference.
 The present plan is to complete the peace treaty March 20. In this case President Wilson would have only fiYa or six days to consider the main SUD jects of the treaty when it has reached the vital stage, except for the wireless.
 Brigadier General William W. Harts formerly military attache of the White ' House, has been given charge of ar engagements for the presidents arrival and stay in Paris.
 The French government will send q special train to Brest to meet the presi- dential party. On it will go several cabinet officers, probably Foreign Minister Pichon, Minister of Marine Leygues, Captain Andre Tardieu of the French peace delegation and others.
 Colonel Edward NJ House and a number of members of the American I,. nV, train.
 Arrives Next Week The steamship George Washington on which the president is coming is eX ! pected to arrive at Brest about 3:SD I o'clock. March 13, accompanied by an Il armored cruiser and four torpedo boat Il destroyers. The presidential train will l leave Best for Paris at o'clock in the Il evening, arriving in Paris at II o'clock l in the morning on the 14th. American and French officials will Il meet the train and accompany Presi- ! dent Wilson to a handsome mansion \ in the Place de Estats Unis, which the \ French government has placed al his | disposal. President Wilson will again be a guest of the French nation. in view E of the courteous insistence of the [ French officials.
 It is said that it was his expressed ! desire that his second visit should bC { as a private citizen and that he mish' secure his own residence and meet his \ own expenses, but the courtesy of tht ' French officials relieves him of all this
 Biq Week of Conferences
 The week following the president
 arrival promises to he the most stren-
 uous period of the conference. Al ! commissions have been ordered to have . their reports in, so that besides thu
 military. naval. aerial and peace term.
 now before the council of the grea
 powers there will be ready the article
 of the treaty on the responsibility O
 the former German emperor and other . for starting the war; reparation fol
 war damages: Germany's Westerl
 frontier and all of the financial an' f economic questions These will be co 2 ordinated into the first draft of tn [ treaty by the time President Wilsol U arrives. This draft will be subject t 'r final revision during the week in whicl II President Wilson resumes his seat witt k the council, and it is expected this vii
 be accomplished so as to permit deliv E cry of the terms to the Germans sool \ after March 20.
 After this President Wilson will leaV for Brussels and David Lloyd George f British prime minister for Englanc \ pending a determination by the Ger 9 mans of their course of action