Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-11-20
DEMOCR BEL EVE PRESDEl
WILL FEEL OUT OTHER POWERS
BEFORE REGUL AR SESSION OPENS

3 act Tut ASIDE LAST N1enI
After Two Attempts I .
Ratify Il With Re.erv
tions And One Attempt 70
Adopt Il Without Apy
Had Failed. {. \. q. u u
Washington, Nov. 2o.-111e fate OF
the treaty OF peace with Germany and
the League Of Nations, 90 far as the
United States Is concerned. today
again is in the hands Of President viii
SON. Failure yesterday and last night
fled In some form by the senate
brought the situation Just where It Y
was six months ago when the pact
was submitted. s!3
The two houses OF congress ad-
journed sine die late Wednesday night
following the failure of the senate to
ratify the treaty. VA. ssf
The next move is up to the presi-
dent and today there was no intima.
tion what course hes,would pursue.
Opinion as to what may be expected;
When congress reconvenes December:
l is divided. Senator Lodge declarskl "
the failure. of ratification last nEl
killed the pact unless President Wtlsss
son "circumvented the senate rdiSssss
by Withdrawing it and then suhtjS
ting 1t at the new session next mGttt III
Democratic leaders suggested SS
the president during the recess nfiS34fs
lfsee fit to feel out the other poMexs
as to their attitude on reservation III
view to- bringing the treaty to spn6l
session. If resubmitted debate 6ns5
would not be governed by the ciNss
! rule. 3ssIx
Should the president fail TO fss ssla "
nit the pact promptly when cohGr N
reassembles, it was believed ths
publican leaders would without delay
take up Senator Lodges resolution. In
had failed of ratification, proposing
that congress declare the war with
Germany at an end. The resolutiosis
would require concurrence by tii1S
house. az
Decision Of the senate last niraafs
to lay aside. the treaty. came
two attempts to ratify It with the for4s
eign RELATIONS committee's reeafxAA
tions attached and one attempt to
/ adopt it without reservations or
Ecrt, had all failed The first 4 aI6 w
on the treaty with reservationE ~
] tached showed 80 for and IS! 10
4 The second skowad Al for ana
LaHsaA eStc. osaSser if11f III
f.ctlSion SEe eooFde OIL IS x6r ana III
i aEainsE. E.Ss }g SD ~ 81 e sSs
". s -- ---- s3 s Ssasds
rs Waahingt on. Nov. !. 2O.-PresH q q
! WILSON will have mo y staten Ell
make spf1F the failure OF the senaxGs
rattfysslttle treaty Of Versailles. ig
said Hday at the White House. MI
4 4
| the administrator. and Underwood ~ N
Alabama called at the White FFSi6S
during the morning. bit did snt,SIs
Secretary Tumuity. Who vas WIN 4Si1i
lpresident on the sontl1 lawn: q1is 9
| took a philosophical view of atheSaSsS
Democratic Leadership played SfSs
cards to the limit and for ali thew yssrs,
l worth and lost-that,a all ~ "a ii iSssSssS
.tiator Underwood. II. d ~ - 4s
I. '.As long as fthe treaty IL not daad8
! there is something to he iovfiII. ! hort =
Senator Hitchcock said. q.
|, :. L - --N1'
Washington Nov % ALTHOUGH,
not chanrinr techn;cal1v the er;eti,,,r
iist at,,s ~ raia +ions he4w 4waa,, tla IT,its 4.
Led states ana Garmany the senate,s.
failure TO ratify the neaca +raaty -
4 exnected nv adm;n;stratfon ofT;cia1s
\ ans dinjnnoa+s to hayas o :, Jr3iract ra :.
i now, I,a:ns-1ta ken to rastora tha world
to = neace bnsis n Il - st4f ff'' 1:
One If the FIRST consen,ences a1.
ccrtlinr to tfe view taken eI,are u
likely ia he the hasteninc >nf tha ne-.
rotiationsi II paris. incl,,fiinp #nrnm1;i-
Will restore. fr,l seomnn erciaIsand di;,.
Tomato relations hetwaen Gar,,s Cav ~,
Land tt,e nowers which, hava rat;sa5
the treaty par;s disra4cba. h.ue sai =