Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-01
RETURNS TOPARIS
AND PREPA ARES TO
LEAVE FOR ITAA'|| | | |
Cordial Messages ExchangeS
as Chief Executive leaves
British Soil. I s{I
THREE MEN TO DECIDE 81
WORLD PEACEsTE ERhlS
Indications Are That WilsoM,
George and Clemenceau Will
Determine Plans
MUST CONSIDER FINANCES
Minister Holds That France BE Paid
Largest Sum Because OF
Damage Done. s-.si
Minister Holds That France BE Paid
Largest Sum Because OF
Damage Done. g-sgf;
iny Associated Press. !

iBy Associated Press ;{sss 49,
PARIS December s1.-President
Wilson returned to Paris to-naEht.s III
will spend New Years Day Erestm1
departing at night for Italy.
The President Tonight e&pressadS
his reception and the conferences sha
had in England. jgSs5s-s;
Premier Clemenceau's declaratiorAys
the Chamber of Deputies fayorinz the
principles Of a balance of powensG6s
not been referred to by President VII
son. Indications are totally laEEins
oficials close to President pre- dent tNisadnl =
when M ciemenceau io Was M masins akin % his
declaration in Paris the PresfdehE
TlPeasins Slmiisd Stain In Mans, Manshester
any combination of nations thatAasS
no., combination OF all of thenfsAsld
ciple of the balance of.power...
The President was speaking for
what ncnr, 1t Is of 9fnaerstood' he
However much n. clemense
tor Which WisH Preatasns s iasa
tend ut the peace CONT ference. & 81 4lisu(
IS ilseiy se
Resident Wilson. Tonight. On u, Is -: .
statement: {{ffl5 & {i,, : 5S5 eh.SSdssy
Upon leaving England PlealsS
great pleasure ut the delightful L S
dial'y dial, Of tssr Mels9nts The gsss
ieelns Of the % pseple of Of daeas9 dRasp9fsaI sTis
feeling, OF theSpeopie ofsthe sunissaa
The steamer Brighton, on witch sthtssI Hal
presidential party made the passagssS
eral Ditto. the Governor Of Calais. Vie
officers commanding the tallied base2st
and municipal representatiyes.9 9 Tlle
President loft for Paris at i 20 clock s
by special train. }4SsSt ~ re IS
changed by President Wilson and King "a
George to-day on the occasion OF the 2
land. The President thanked ttiss
British ruler for his hospitality v n
Ine Sow slsa .hs Hns In
have the President and Mrs. WlssaS
as his guests. The texts OF this enass
are regarded as being personal aif y!
private. ssjsl So a ~
THREE MEN 10 DECIDE sss
WORLD PEACE PLANSsA|
The outcome OF the debates In the IN
settling the fact that three men. sri IS
Wilson ths Premier %Hridf hdsd
Premier Clemenceau. 7f ~! - 5ssss
Wnstsner This IL new new
they will be able to agree is another
matter. .4Ss g N 3
Whatever two OF them decide is llke,
cord with the British statesmen. sn
Premier ,clemenceau Indicated scisslr s
~ during the debate, when refusing toN
the conference Would be a give give and and !.
take affair. asss
defsnse. because she does not wish lo s:
HFurthermore. continued the PA w
sacrificing of military prepara.iG
rance will accept that with Joy, slnt
This drst TAU authorltatiSe ffndication
the French position merits the ch
Ldence. gives Clemenceau free h
The u threatened opposition has
have, been postponed until afts
perhaps to the mig
is established equally strongly
os Lloyd George. ~
peace conceived along realisticl
II must be admitted that prei
Wilson'S position regarding me
sfraro sne ro,hsnad STnSiai points has not
New Years Day will be cele
by the American peace comm is
tie Hotel Cri:lor with a recep
The afternoon at the American
W tc President Wilson and the
dtlte members OF his partysst til
'laleSates and a number OF a
american correspondents ais
been invited TO attend the RED
PEACE COMMISSIONERS
on REEDS uTTER}
The United States peace con,rf "a,
ers do not intend to cede one siots 81
Americas. sovereignty In FORMING Sa
League of nations. even IL the PROF.
police. ss5's-5 I ssSSsszES
This was authoritatively stat tSxfsssa
the American commissions hcaduuKT
ters to-day in reply 10 the sposcHssS
united states Senator Reed at 44Sys
ork TWO days ago. lengthy excerTts8
o. which have been cabled gbys3NAVs
papers. ~ lE5ET y. & ~ y tSssftist
Nor has the American conn, iaxsSsaE
any. Intention of estabiishiflr B. HsysssH
eralis6imo TO command the pro8rSSSfTHf
leagues military and naval forcensTffFE3
american delegates Will fOndof IN io IsiS3f
cumstances admit any. clause vfEsfs5{
eyer that would throw tho UniiS1S
States into battle against the SconaSfit4
pPa ~ atas,r 'Nss.