Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-09
PLANS TO PRESENT
. COPIES OF PACT TO
SENATE THURSDAY
Document Differs i'm Many
Respects From the Origi-
nal Draft.
ALSO is READY TO OFFER
AGREEMENT WITH FRANCE
Message to Congress Written OH
Board the George
Washington. sFs Fs
CAN NOW REGISTER PATENTS
Witnesses Majestic Review of Naval
Craft From Captains Bridge
of Returning Steamer.
CAN NOW REGISTER PATENTS
Witnesses Majestic Review of Naval
Craft From Captains Bridge
OF Returning Steamer.
LRv Associated Press. ]

Ne" fcRh, July S.--freSident Will
son on his return TO the United States
today brought with him the American
draft Of the peace treaty and several
protocols which he will present 20 the
Senate Thursday. The German treaty
makes 40 printed pages with French
and English texts side by side. It
differs in many respects from the
original draft of the treaty which was
published in the United States. but in
essentials 1t follows the original draft.
The president also has with him the
promises to assist France If she is
attacked by Germany. which he may
present with the treaty and the mes
sage which he will read to Congress-
wrote on the George Washington, con-
ral1s naaIs,v abon, ,o',h 1900 words and deals
of the war and peace.
The President, who left for Europe
December !. nearly seven months ago,
ington by number of economic and
financial specialists. including Bernard
NJ Rarueh. Vance. Mccormick. Norman
fessor Tausslg. OF Harvard The SUI
preme economic council at Paris has
virtually ended its activities, although
Herbert G. Hoover will remain there
until a final decision is reached. The
American members OF the economic
council should dissolve. but the Brit
tinuance of its work.
Economists AIno Return.
The returning economists and ex-
pertS bring much material and nfor-
nation showing the economic phases
OF resenerated Europe growing out OF
the peace treaties. On the effect of
the German treaty OH the United states,
memorandum by Professor Taussig
says concerning customs duties and
navigation: The United states gets
no special advantages and incurs no
for the next five years of most fav-
ored nation treatment as regards i'm
port duties.
We become assured also of com
pletely equal treatment. on the same
footing as German ships or any others,
for our shipping in German ports.
"A treaty Will have to be concluded
Tor permanent arrangement. to take
effect when the five year period is
One of the summaries made from Mr..
Baruch reviews how the German
treaty affects citizens of the United
States states in their industrial property
rights. such as patents and trade
marks; Americans who were pre-
vented during the war from patent
ing, their inventions or registering
trade marks in Germany or other
s!gnatory countries may do SO now.
The treaty provides that applications
for patents in Germany may be made
comes effective.
May Renew Patents.
Patents may be renewed in Ger
many or any Of the other signatories
countries by fulfilling the require
August i. 1914. -" Des ''"ihs
Measures taken during the war by
me United States to license or liquid
ale German patents are recognized as
valid and remain effective Germany
valves liability OF the United States
tor he OF Of Ss %ar sdsn b, sns
right OF Americans TO sue for infrinea-
ment during the war by the German
not waived.
\ memorandum by Mr. Baruch gives
,he effect OF the German treaty on
under commercial treaties for the
Sltizens OF each country TO enter and
do business or practice professions in
the other country. AT the instance OF
the American delegation il is pointed
out; the right OF citizens of the allied
many and own land there was avoided.
me treaty also puts American and
oaner ot,n,, allied citizens on terms OF
ters or taxation. The provision as TO
Citizenship takes the place OF, tha
former treaty provisions with the sew
VINO become naturalized In the UnitsI
states i; cease TO have a dual nation-
Reviews Maicstic Fieet.
:, lesiatHt "llSop spent the last
nours or homecoming voyage from,
france in Witnessing among other
things, from the Captains bridge. the
majestic MAJ naval spectacle in his honor
ana waving and bowling Acknowledge
ments as the great guns OF the dread
nauEhts belched forth their presi-
dental salutes
Wigwagged from the battleship
pennsylvania, the flagship of tho COM
ma nder OF the Atlantic Fleet. upon
wh'ch were Cabinet officials and mem,
herS or Congress to welcome him home
w mas TINS message from Vice-President
Ihomas II. Marshall: 80. 4
Mr rresident: We, who salute you.
arc only the advance guard OF that
vast army of your fellow -countryrnep
VINO Joyfully welcome you to the home.
iand. not TO the hours Of rest which
your ardnous duties so Justly entifls
you to. but in health of body and
strength of mind TO assist In the so-
luton of those vexing and intricate
internal problems arising out OF ths
world war SO happily now concluded:
70 congratulate you upon tho auspI-. +
cious ending OF your epoch-mak,mr
mission and your possession whiIa af
the peace table OF that rare blending s
Ok vision and common sense which
enabled you TO get all you could and
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