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Show ME Informal DieusicY of Peace Is Held; More Celebrations in Honor of President of U. S. By Associated Press. PARIS, 1 ),-. Iri. Frmidpnt AY.Inoii and I'n'inir I'lrmtn-coau I'lrmtn-coau louchi'd in onlv the most j gcnerajmann'r the problcmsof peace conference in the course of a conversation they had at the Mural Mu-ral residence last evening, according t M:irre ilutm of the Kcho de Tan Mr. Wilson was most impressed with th premier's personahtv. The American president will not he present st the fetes in honor of King Victor Kmmanuel of Itnly, who arrive? Thursday, acrording to the Kcho de Paris, hut it is probable that he and the kiriK will exchange calls. CHRISTMAS WITH TROOPS. It in understood Mr. Wilson may visit the American troops on Christmas and celebrate the day with I hem at Treves. President I'oincare will go to the .Murat residence at 2: 45 o'clock this afternKn to condu't President Wilson to the city hall, where ceremonies w.ll take place. The speerhmaking will occur In the great Inner court ani of the city hall, which has been covereil over for th occasion and decorated with flars and bunting After the -x-; chang n( arldrexnes. luncheon will be served. SPECIAL SONG RECITAL. I On the way to the buffet in the city 'hall, the part will pass through the salons where gtiesls of the day will te I grouped In one of thern will b stationed sta-tioned the "singers of St. fiertais." a choir ceietraied for its unaccompanied singing of the ancient polyphonic music mu-sic This assembli-se of singers is attached at-tached to the church of St. (iervais be-. be-. hind the ritv hall, which was struck by a ehell frm the UfnnJITl VTifT J rriiigfi cannon on flood Fridav, just as the singers were nlwmt to Iwg n Pale-strina Pale-strina s "Stahat Mater." i WILSON TO GIVE BANQUET ' President Wilson will on Thursday attend a reception given tn his honor ! by the Fi anee-America committee. He will gie a banquet to President Pol ilea il-ea re and eminent politicians and d-p-, lomats on Sunday evening I'oveis ! will te bud for seventy. - Wilson Places Wreath j On Lafayette's Tomb j By Associated Press. PARIS. Iec. IS When Pres.dent 1 Wilf-on went to the tonit of lfaett he ins:sted on takjjig hm own wreath, j r r.t'-ary to the custom here by which-the which-the florst delivers Ihe wreath and t he i donor makes the visit and leave bis' f td. Th president sent Admit;.! ! t;rj.r to buy the wreath and alter l si me difficulty In explaining to the I florist, who could not understand why! the traditional custom was being broken, bro-ken, obtained It and drove to the tomb. ' On his personal card. President W h.-son h.-son wrote this inscription: "In M nior ' of the tlreat Lafayette From a Fellow ; Servant of Liberty." j i London Features Wilon' Reception j l.fi.vnX. lr. l.-"-r-.ll.nt W.I- I . (Con-inued on pas. 2.) party, assuring him of the "moral suit-port suit-port of organised Swedish labor In his endeavors to carry out his principles." The Swedish Liberal pHrty has also sent a telegram of gratitude to 1'resl- , dent Wilson. j Huns Mutt Submit, Say Reventlow By Assoclsted Press. HKHI.IN. Iec. it Discussing Presl-I ; dent Wilson's trip to Kurope, fount , ! Krnst von Heventlow, In the Tages ( eiinng, says: ' ! I "The ;erman people must pay any j price, no matter how high, tha I'nited : States names as a condition fr the j r nmpH"w of tbeis toml ion uuU n la. 1 I turns with the world.' j I fount von Heventlow believes that Mr. Wilson's consent to th armistice ; conditions imposed on t.ermany is . 1 bound to "prove iidmlcal to the mflii- I ence ut the I'nited States In Kurope1 i and among Its associates." Danes Join in Welcome Chorus i By Associated Press. j nU'KMIACKN, lec. It At a mass meeting of cltlxens presided over by j tho mayor of Copenhagen, ine follow- j Ing residutfon was adopted: "l'residfiit Wilson, a yieat assembly of Danish men and wninni, representing represent-ing all classes of society, welcome you to Knr.pe Thev thank you for yonr work up to this time a ntl for a just ami rrnnttnoed peaee. they wish. uu luck In carrying out your program to secure peaee snd wish ou In K in currying out your prog i am ! secure onler, lib-: vriv and progress in the world, j "An DHin-h citizens we greatly ad-I ad-I mire you tM-ause the realization of one of your principles the right of free i d tenniiiHtion - shall reunite again nil Iteopies who are iMtntsh." Spanish Journals ! Praise Wilson By Assoclsted Press. I MADRID. !e IS. -1 llsvas) All the; j newspapers here, regartiless of opudons ! and sympathies, welcome the arrival j In lanoi of 1'iesident Wilson. I "i'res'd.tnt Wilson is the most hu- I I mane man of the century." says the! H-raldo "Mis pr sence In Kurope means thai the hour of Justice bus struck." The Dlario fniversnl declares that preshleni Wilson Is a cittr-n of the w.m Id and that to Spaniards he is a ritixen of Siuln. WILSON AND PREMIER I (Continued from psge I main feature nf the day's news by London journals, which have filled their columns with d eta lie. i nrip- Hons of the officisl and peranum nc- t tlvltles of Mr. end Mrs. Wilson and the scene in the laris streets. Kditorlal comment repeats Itritlsh aatisfactlon over Mr. Wilson s srr.val and dwells fin the matrnimdM of the vent o' America's participation in the politic of the old world and the tremendous tre-mendous responsibility that nitmn has undertaken. The speeches made st the Palace of the Klyaee. when Mr. W'iUon j was formally welcomed to I'ans. are warmly commended. President Wilson's Wil-son's reply to the address by President Poincare is descrilted ss having struck the keynote of his country's greatness in these last years. French Academy To Meet Wilson j By Assoclstsd Prest I PARIS. lec. 1C (Haasi.- President Wilson will attend a meeting of the I French academy on Thursday and a meeting reception will be accorded him by the memlers. according lo newspaper news-paper announcements. Wilson Indorsed j By Swede Parties Br Associated Press. STOCKHOLM. Iec. It Hjalmar Branting, Socialist leader, haa telegraphed tele-graphed President Wilson iui behalf of the Swedf sh- 1 tern ot-rat c 1 j hor |