Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-07
PR SIDE N I MAY APPEAR TODAY
 IN CONGRESS
Mystery Shrouds Wilson Plans For Delivering His Last
 Report to Both Houses
LODGE SEES EXECUTIVE
President, Apparently in Bet ter Health, Greets Five
 Official Visitors

WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.-(By the Associated Press)-U hless President Wilson changes his plans at the last moment. he will not address congress personally tomorrow but will send a message in written form. It will be Tread to house and senate sitting in separate session, as was done with the presidents message last Decem-
 Der and as was the custom until President Wilson began the habit of addressing congress personally.
 The president did not make known
 his intention to a joint committee of { the house and senate which called to- day at the White House to formally notify him that congress was in ses- sion, but members of the delegation left him with the mpressIol that he 1 would not appear before congress in person. The presidents st; te.lent to
 the committee Was that he would communicate with congress tonlor- row"
 President Wilson received his con gressional visitors in he Bme room. Senator Lodge of Massachusetts, the | Republican leader ln the senate was the spokesman and Ea and he presi- dent thus met face to face fer the first time since the league of nations covenant and the peace treaty were defeated ill the senate under Senator Lodges leadership.
 Still Carries C=re
 The president did not shake hands with his visitors. They Were us6ered into the Blue room 1y White House attendants and then President Wilson appeared from an adjoining room. He wore blue sack suit and used cane. On entering the dour he smil- ed and, pointing to his cane. said:
 You see, gentlemen. cannot yet dispense with my third lex"
 The committee was at the White House only few minutes and the president remained standing at the door of the room turing inc interview Some of the visitors said that in walking his left leg evidenced his af. tliction and that he kept his left hand up across his chest.
 Besides Senator Lodge. the White House callers were Senator Under wood of Alabama the Democratic senate leader. and Representative Mondell, the Republican house leader Chairman Forduey of ,he house ways and means committee. and i0rmer Speaker Champ Clark. ome of :nen said the president still gave y;giIie evidence of his illness but that con the character anal duration of his sickness. he appeared in unusual ly good condition. IIe wa5 ,lescr.hcd as having put on much weight. There was difference of oDinlo mas to the presidents voice. One .E lhe callers described it as hollow and tow ana said 1t was with difficulty that he heard what the president -nad Eo say. While others said that while not as robust as before his illness. President Wilson's voice was good and that the executive spoke clearly. with cnIv a slight difficulty in enumeration.
 Message Is compIeSed
 Washington has been alive for the last two weeks with positive ll;Ur- nation that the pre- sldent would per sonally show himself bcfcra con.ress tomorrow, taking the opportunity to appear in public for the first time since he returned 've-y sick r,sn" from his league of nations srealiug trip in September l99lo