Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-02
ADDRESS EAGERLY AWAITED
Outline Of Peace and Recon-
struction Looked For
Today In Address.
SENATE STILL RESENTFUL
Members Reported Preparing
Resolutions to Send
Committee Abroad.

WASHINGTON Dec. l.--CongrcEs
expects to hear from President Will
son tomorrow something OF his plans
for the peace conference,
On the eve OF his departure for
France the president will 20 TO the
capital shortly before I o'clock to de-
liver his annual address at the open
ing Of the third and final session OF
the siXty-fifth congress Few utter
ances OF the chief executive have
been awaited with keener interest
and congressional officers sald to-
night that never before has there
been such demand for admission
cards 10 the house galleries for a
loint session.
Some congressional leaders say the
ppearance Of the president may
create something Of n sensation and
hat then again nothing may happen.
They are certain, however, that soon
.Ifter the president speaks there will
be spirited discussion In both senate
and house OF his plans for tho trip.
II they are revealed and OF any pro-
posed action on problems coming be-
fore the peace conference.
General and virtually daily de-
bate in the senate also Ia expected
while tho peace delegates are sitting
in Paris.
President IL Criticized.
Many members OF both senate and
house privately criticize the presi-
dent for his decision TO 70 TO France
and Alao for his failure Il. include .
neniber Of thA senate in the Amsrt'
can delegation. but none of them
will speak for publication. Nor have
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have been reported 10 be prepared
20 question the president tomorrow
regarding the peace conference, made
any announcement.
Some senators also are said Ia
have prepared resolutions for In
reduction tomorrow proposing APP
pointment OF II special senate COM
mittee to 20 10 Europe and keep the
senate informed on events at the
peace conference. A special meet
ing OF the democratic steering COM
mittee has been called for tomorrow
before the senate convenes TO dis
cuss the general situation. Besides
dealing with the peace conference.
The president tomorrow Ia expected
to recommend legislation he regard
as necessary for the transition OF u
country from war to a peace basw
Few fOrmallties for the openi
day of the new session are plann,
Faccs Peace Problems.
At It's last session congress saw
end OF war and now II faces inj 90
new session, which expires
March 3 by statutory limitation.
problems of peace and construt aw
Y the peace treaty 10 negotiated
| tore the session ends Il will CON & 90
ratification before the present 4, 90
ate. but otherwise II probab'
10. considered as a special
session after March 3. 75O
with the passing OF the
congress, democratic Contrt 7bO
two houses will cease, mND
republicans having been O 10
| both senate and house
congress, which will hoajcfuros
'egular session next DeceT
special session should ltnt bids OF
tore then, however. II
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