New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 19, 1918, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1918 WILSON TO ATTEND PEACE CONFERENCE Will Sail for Europe as Soon as | Washington, Nov. 19.—President Wilsén will go to France early In De- cember to take part in the discussion | and settlement of the main features of | the tteaty of peace. His decision to accept the invitation of the premiers was made knowr last night in a férmal statement from the White House, “The president plans to sail imme- diately after the opening of the reg- ular session of congress on December 2. How long he will remain abroad is not known. He has indicated that it is not his present intention fo stay throughout the session of the con- ference, but since the delegates prob- ably éannot be assembled until late in December he will be absent from the United States for several weeks at least. Mr. Wilson will be the fi prest- allied | | dent to visit Europe und also the first to attend a peacc confererce for the seitlement of issues growing out of | war in which the United States took | part. He regards his presence as nec- essary in order to obviate the mani- | fest disadvantage of discussion by cable in determining the greater out- lines of the final treaty. Accompanying the president will be delegates who will sit as the rep- resentatives of the United States | throughout the conference. The names of these delegates soon will be announced. Secretary of State Lans- | ing will head the American commi sioners and other members probably will include Colonel E. M. House, who is now representing the government in the deliberations of the supreme war council at Versailles; Elihu Root, former secretary of state, and Louis D. Brandeis, associate justice of the supreme court No announcement of the plans for the president’s trip has been made. He is expected, however, to make the voyage on a battleship, as did Presidents Roosevelt and Taft when they visited the Panama canal zone. Mrs. Wilson undoubtedly will accom- pany him and his immediate party probably will include Joseph P. Tu- multy, his private secretary; Rear Admiral Cary T. Grayson, his person al physician, and military and naval aides. The pr dent's ship will be escort- ed into a French port by French war craft, and possibly also by vessels of the British and Ttalian navies. Troops to be assigned as the guard of honor for the president in France probably will consist of units from each of the allied armie: The meeling between Wilson and President Poincare will be the first hetween the chief executives of the two greatest republics and it will be the first time that a president of this country has visited a foreign capital. Before returning home Mr. Wilson probably will go to London and Brussels and possibly Rome. He also may make a pilgrimage to some of the battlefields of France. President Wilson’s purpose in going to France in advance of the meeting of the peace congress is understood to be to discuss with the allied prem(ers at Versallles the program to be laid down for the guidance of the peace delegates when they meet. Tt has grested that Mr. Wilson prob- ably will be invited to preside at the opening session of the peace confer- ence. Fresident Jack Pickford has joined the navy. His last picture will be shown at the Liyceum Thursday, Friday and Satur- da Be there to say good-byve to him.—advt. | THE WAR ENDED! Surely you do not now fear that Money in the Bank will be f§ Seized by the Government! It Will Not Be Seized. There is then no reason for keeping Your Money in the House. Money kept in the house is never safe. Money deposited in the SAVINGS BANK OF NEW BRITA Safe is always See what has happened to money kept in the houses of three persons right B here in New Britain, as reported by a local newspaper in the last few weeks: $800 STOLEN FROM TRUNK. Anthony Alino, a Lasalle Street, reported to Grace of the local police department that been stolen from his trunk yesterday morning boarding place. Thursday afternoon. trunk was smashed. He claims that money was taken some time since boarder at 249 While the Captain $800 had at his the place. out the The lock of the destruction. LARGE ROLL OF BILLS NEARLY DESTROYED. firemen were fighting the flames from house, Miss Hanna called to the fire- men that money was hidden in Fireman Company 1, went to the trunk where the money was hidden and brought pocketbook containing a large roll of bills. burned and the bills just within the Hanna the George Scheyd of The covering was escaped APPROPRIATED FATHER’S ROLL. 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