Arizona republican., 1919-03-16
TEXT OF TREATY
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 Leon Bourgeois, French delegate on thc league of nations. will confer with colonel House tomorrow concerning two proposed amendments to the cov- vnanf. The amendments deal with in- Nestigations by the league or the mil 'tary status ol an the membership countries.
 Adjourn Until Monday
 lt was explained that President Will son had important matters demanding his personal attention. and that inas- much as the final military and naval terms are not to be discussed at today's sessions. he decided Co absent himself Iic scnt Colonel House Co the council instead
 The official statement regarding the meeting says.
 "Thc supreme war council was to have received the final draft of the ua- val. military and air terms today, but in tho absence of President Wilson. who was unable Co complete his exam nation Of the proposals the meeting was adjourned untl Monday
 PARIS. March 15.-CBy the Asso- ciated Prcssl-Thc American delegates arc considering bridging over the period between the signatures of the peace treaty and the ratification of tho treaty by the United States sen atc. by modus vivcndL declaring hos tilities ended as of date of the sigma turc, SO as not Co delay the termina - tion of certain war legislation. and Co enable the resumption immediately of normal trade while affording the sen- Rte the necessary time for considcra- ton.
 May Not be in First
 WASHINGTON. March 15-Al- though it will be included in the final treaty of peace, the league of nations may not be in the preliminary treaty it was said today in official circles here. after Secretary Tumulty had an- nouuccd in New York that he had been informed by cable that the plen- sry councils at Paris had decided that the league plan was Co be a part ol the treaty.
 Officials here explained that tho preliminary treaty would be between he victorious associated powers and Germany only that it might be char actcrizcd as tbe final armistice.' and as such need not be submitted Co th' senate for ratification. They said On, preliminary document in every par thular would bc incorporated in th, final treaty. which would present th. terms which must be agreed to by al thc warning nations.
 Among other details which will b' Incorporated in the final treaty an, which some officials do not think vii hc in the preliminary draft will b, those Of boundaries.
 ac. OF c. ELECTS OFFICERS TO DAY-H. w Asbury will entertain th new and old boards of directors of th' rhamber of commerce at luncheon Monday at the War Works building Inc occa sion of this luncheon will b the election Of officers for the ensuini ,par. Guests Go be present at tn luncheon are: W. C. Button, the Der TShill O.. F. Power Conway. Ware Eros; Robert p. Davic. Davis Realt Co Donald Dunbar Central Bank O lhocnix A. T. Eseate. cashier of Val Icy Bank; Roy S Goodrich, owner Q Goodrich building: r. W. Griffin. req estate; ". W. Lawhon. Lawhon ( Iipcr; Ralph Murphy. Phoenix Trus company: Warren McAfthur. McAr tnur Bros. II. D. McNay. Mountain States Telephone company; C. F. Ncv iu. attorney; Charles IT. Pratt Pratt Gilbert company; C. A. Stauffer Ari zona Republican,. Harry Thompson Palace Hardware and Arms company Harry R. Trtle. Arizona Gazette Frank Niault. Phoenix Flour Mills M Aitkcn. D. A. Donofrio; J. T. Whit 1ey; Lin Orme