Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-25
French Treaty to Go to
Senate Following Tour
of Country.
LODGE DECLARES
PLEDGE WAS BROKEN
Introduces Resolution In Senate Re.
aussting President to Transmit
Trsaty OF Alliance at Onos-Hitoh-
cock Assails5 Republican "Naasers"
and Informs Senate Pact Will Be
Submitted presently"

ano lnfOrWS SeHdSo PaSS WIN %
Submitted presently"
Washington, July rs. - President
Wilson does not now plan to present
the FRENCH treaty to the senate until
after he returns from his tour Of the
country. When the president presents
the treaty he will accompany it with
an explanatory statement to the SEN
ate. No statement was made in the
White House today to charges in the
senate that the president had violated
a section Of the treaty by presenting
it with the treaty at Versailles.
There seemed to be some doubt at
tine White House today whether all re-
publican senators would be invited to
confer with the president. It had been
understood that all would be invited
but no further appointments had been
made today and SO from what could
be learned, Senator Warren, Of Wyo-
ming, and one or two other senators
were all that the president planned to
see in the immediate future.
The president was in his study early
today and among the many matters
before him was the preparation Of in
formation and documents relative to
the peace negotiations requested by the
senate. A vast number Of papers have
to ha senarated from, the nresident,s
nsr.onaI aocnment. and this uorL ua,
a~nactaa ~ cor.urna ,nrct +,n,. 80.
n...ids.t 81 I..v. A,n N
Tratc. tsor. today ,vara that tho rr..-
fdsnt r,onid start on his westv,ard trim
ahcut Aur IL altho A. vas ,nado
clear this was purely tentative s.na
- 3 tha erart. aata. vou,d denand nnon
dev.iopna1nA. & = Iva.h,u~tnna. ,,,r,n-
the next fortnisht.
s pseaiAnnt sWiIson today -. rnna,a.
ering : weekend cruise on the yacht
the weather being ideal for
Z voyage to Hampton Roads.
The Invitation to Senator warren
and also one to Senator Snencer ~
Missouri were dispatched nv the nraa.
ident during the forenoon The sen.
ators wera asked RI cal, at the whi,o
House later in the dav-
The president maid an unernec,aa
call on secretarv Raker in the sta,a
war ANA navv hui,dir1 t,,.t horass
noon. He did not communicate his IN
tentton ia white Housa a++ochas ana
crossed tba street from the wh;.a
House ,,nattenaed
After con,arr,n. -,r h.,.
~,th M Raker the nres,aant oai,.s
.A ~. ". Aei sne p1e'iuent calieo on
10 minntes He then rs4nrnaa - aDtus .sa
WHITE House Tha-a ras ~ ,..,- ~ .ne
t,a,, =. ~ ,,,h.t r,at.a.. -. ..
cnssed n - w;th +ha .aors.a.,o. no nao ois-
49,. Is.;..- -
u...as dcha... - On eaty
.r.s ..n, - .ne senate 1oiioWed
n-a.ss ~ ,,Ie puD,l ieaaers tnat
son aeaay hao violated
Iii. -. 1S,,. n treaty OF
~ aco Y tahs 70 carry out article
go, 80 - wen ne pleoseo himself to,
-s... -. - .ne sA1e sl1nuitaneously
Wv" wv u1a.s y. peace.
80. - .ho nust " .ne discussion. SEN
80. 1ouHe' pupIcan leader, intro
sue.u .. fesotu.lon requesting the pres
.uent 70 ttansinit the treaty Of alli-
49, - ehe senate at once. to the end
.nat Tug senate may consider said
lleaty ~ connection with the treaty Of
peace 'a WIN Germany
H.sc"eoek Assa'ls "Nagsers."
senator Hgcncock, Nebraska, demo-
80, svenementiy assailed the republi-
cans g 1or nagg1ng the president.
Iney were seeking py every means, he
saaa, 70 staD the president In the
= nack ~ VI. v " ). W
Ineir tactics during the peace nego-
tiations' " ne charged, had weakened the
president et the conference. and were
tesponsipie "a large part for the COM.
promises against which the republic
cans were complaining.
Senator Brandegee. Connecticut. re-
publican. pressed Senator Hitchcock
g vain Tor an explanation Of the pres
ldens failure to submit the treaty Of
alliance.
submit Treaty "PresentIy."
The best Information Senator Bran
rn,,ld s,,hynit +ho +raa+. ansas-.4,..s
Il. ~ =. Tl F-SS1SAASAS