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Show WILSON FACING A BUSY SEASON Conference On Important Matters To Occupy the Week. Foreign Problems Urgent Washington, D. C, Jan. 26. I'res ident Wilson ban a busy week of conference ahead, somo on subjects of appolntmonts, others on the trust question, but nono so Important perhaps per-haps as tho one which will be held at tho White House tonight with the senate committee on foreign rela tlons. Republicans and Democrats will gather for a talk on the International rotations of the United States. It Is believed the Mexican situation will be passed over with the comment that nothing has arisen to warrant any change of policy by this goveri-ment goveri-ment and that crumbling process Is going on with prospects of an early fall of tho Huerta regime growing brighter dally. Tho Panama canal tolls quostlon, tho Japanese alien land controversy", and tho unratified arbitration treaties, treat-ies, however, probably will bo discussed. dis-cussed. Tho arbitration treaties, It Is known are uppermost In the president's mind and it would bo very surprising if the wholo conference wero devoted to n discussion of a -need for their early ratification. |
