The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14
WILL
AGREE UPON
TERMSlATER
Delegates to Stay on job Un-
I'll Il Is Finished,
RUSSIAN PROBLEM AIRED
.SIay Nation May Be Admit
ted 10 Conference,
~ III, Associated Press.

~ Thc Associated Press.
PARIS. Jan. lI-RuNrA may bc
Represented together with all the 9th.
cr nation, that were engaged ~ the
war against Germany at the il-5t ial-
nal meeting % the peace conference.
Whether Russ viii have a dc'cga-
tion probably viii he decided at the
next meeting preliminary 10 the con-
gre'S This will he held tomorrow.
The first qurdvn 10 come before
the actual peace conference VIII hc
that OF the proposed league ot nations.
ard II vas made known today that II
had been ganned ior the cQnierecS TO
devote twelve hour, daily ~ thi, work
IL necessary. until ], is ON the way 10
completion There Is some reason
for believing that the frs, plans for
the structure oi league OF nations
TO he laid before the conference prob
ably will hc somewhat composite
representative OF a consensus OF opin-
ION on the part OF the American.
British and French statesmen who
have been discussing the subject 1t
will not purport to be finished prod
ui lut i, IS intended to serve as a
starting pni7t Tor development
Fseh Goes TO Trcve:
hars,al F,ch. the alllel commln-
| de- ~ chief, IS today on the
way to HI, headquarters at Ireves
10 meet the German delegates and lay
down terms ir the extension OF the
armis,ice There was some dlsposi-
ton durr2 Yesterdays conferences.
to make ,l, terms Of the extension
mosc drastic than had 1t first been
| rropo cl, bat this was net carried ou,.
The ascension however, provides ior
| the tuning over OF the German COM
/ nsrci-l il.c, - transport troops, IN
/ cxthange Tor food fox the restitution
OF material taken from France and
Belgium and ior iull compliance with
the term, Of the original stmis,lce.
Plan Joint Communiquc.
\ star, has been made on the ma
.hncry through which the American
republic will learn OF the doing of
/ tho peace conference. Hitherto. the
| French and the Brit.h press Had az
/ cess 10 much more information than
the pres, representatives from the
! United States The British and
French had also been issuing their
own Official ,Jmmunique, regarding
the proceeding II now has been de-
! Jlded 10 issue Joint communlque.
| prepared by committee representing
all the nations, this to I've the sole Of
tlcial outgiying
Vilr"n Has Press Agent.
pgeslien, wilson has also decided
to communicate with TIE representa-
,lycs 1T the American newspapers. OF
: which tEc,c are more than one hun-
drci ~ Paris, through tho medium OF
4 publicity agent Ray Stannard Ba-
ker. former magazine writer. has
been selected a, the agent, The plan
rs announced today, is Tor President
Wilson or some member OF the Amer
iCan mission = communicate To Mr..
Baker such details Of the proceedings
as were nu, embraced III the commu-
W1uCs and which the president desire,
tn make public, Mr. Baker conveying
the information 70 the correspondents.
The correspondents will not have
original c1u,ac, with the source OF IN
formation
! Nn intcrc sting feature OF yes,eday's
meeting, as also OF Sundays. was that
more than two hours Of the discus.
sion was conducted in Fresh. which
neither Prcsiden, Wilson nor Secrc-
,ary Of State Lansing has conyer-
Satoual knowledge and which David
Lloyd George, the British premier.
understand 10 only limited extent.
All the conversations concerning the
renewal OF the armistice were con-
Quoted IN French
Give Wilson Credit.
The French press today gives Presi.
dent Wilson credit for the decision
by which Brazil secures three dele
gate, to the peace conference. and for
that placing the number OF committees
at five instead OF twenty, as first pro
posed. The Figaro says that When
the question OF the publicity OF treaties
and secret diplomacy was discussed
President Wilson, while supporting
the majority IN favor of secrecy, ex-
pressed the opinion that ,r,ate,
should be public, although the nego-
ta,ions leading up 10 them called
for the exercise OF certain discre-
ton
The size OF the representation oi
each nation was decided upon no, as