Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
U.BOATs ARE SUPPRESSED
Naval Conditions Require End
Of Undersea Warfare
Throughout World.
MEET GERMAN ENJOYS SOON
After Wilson's Return Dele
gates VIII BE Summoned
to Sign Treaty.

PARIS, March i.--Marshai Foch
presented today TO the council OF the
Nrea, powers the military terms TO he
IN the peace treaty.
These Will bo considered Monday
with tho naval terms already sub
mitied 10 the council.
The military terms provide for the
disarmament ~ Germany down 20
20 divisions % 10, 900 men each, In.
olndlnr IS divislonH Of infantry and
five OF cavalry Bevere restrictions
are placed on the msnufncture Of all
GLASSES OF war matcr'als and the mil
ltary and commercial use of the air.
plane In limited 10 tho minimum.
beyond Marshal Foch's preseuta2
,ion of tho terms today they wsre not
discussed.
suhmeripcs supprsSss1.
The naval terms nov before the
nopnoil provide not only for the COM
pltts ruppresHion Of uermany's SUBJ
marine equipment, but also for the
termination Of all submarine warfars
by all nations Throughout the world,
thus sndinE the use Of the submarine
In naval warfare.
The provision for dismantiins the
Notifications of 'UelEoland and Kisl
canal haa been made The ssbisct u
r.:sr,iss .:sryss'Gs y ssssss ss.l.S; r:
ali. 70 Asr,ssn nss !ans ssS'ssn smS sss''s sspSs,
ss. defence ~ such such a. Hell Oats. csbs
The proposal for tho destruetien 81
the larHe qsrman warshlpW IN ap-
proved In the report by the ntitish
and American naval authorities, but
the French still make reservations
against the destruction OF thsDs
ships.
The suprems council In expected
10 pass on this ana other naval and
military subjects Monday
A. result Of an exchange OF cable
messages today between Prssldsnt
Wilson and the American delegation
plans were completed for the presis
dents return 10 Paris and for the
carly Assembling thereafter OF the
pence conErcss. with German dele
yates present
President Wilson nj first piauneS
10 have the ueorHs Washington ianA
him at Antwerp, then 10 visH Br,m-
sells, pas. through the devastated
regions ~ Belgium and France ana
from there proceed TO Paris for ths
resumption % the work % the con.
ference. This was IN the under.
standing that Premier Lloyd George
would be In Paris.
Colonel House, Ip q talk by tele.
London, learned that the premtM
would he obliged 10 return TO London
by March 22. Accordingly the presi.
M nj
visit To Brussels were given up.
He will land al Brest on March is
or II and cdme direct 10 Paris. Ths
british prime minister will reach
Paris about the same time and with
no Others ~ the council Of the great
MOVERS they Oil take up the preiim-
mary peace treaty. n is expeCtrd
these sessions Will last until March
2g. when Mr.. Lloyd George will ret.
turn 10 England and President VIII
son will 20 10 Brussels and the dsv.
astatei reRi0nB
The peace treaty will probably
reach such a definite stage during tho
sessions In which President Wilson
and Premier Lloyd George will take
part that decislon may he reached
Tor tho assembling Of the peace con.
grcss with Germans present, between
April and 10 The peace treaty
Will then be presented and will In
rlUds military. naval. financial and
economical features all Of which In
the meantime will he formulated.
Iirsldep the military and naval
terms before tho council OF the great
powers thoy viii also receive on Mon.
dhg the report Of the reparatlons
commission on the huge sums the
enemy countries will be- required 10
pay for damages
The peace conference commission
on teparatlona has virtually com
rlstcd lta study of tho indemnify
which Germany must pay 10 the al
llci and associated powers and the
manner IN which II snail be paid.
Tho study has been 9bascd more on
what Germany ls capable OF paying
rather than on whn1-ths opposing
powers los, In tho wur Germany will
have 10 make an immediate pay
ment while the remainder will be
scattered over a period Of years, It
u understood
THE actual money IN the poNNEsion
NJ Germany 81 les, than $1,000. .OO0,-
900 ir E0l ana there ls less than
$500 600 OnH iu silver n has been
calculated that romgthlng may be
rr1 bed from German securities but
GerWanr7 greatest asset II. perhaps,
b cr puulir works. rsilvnFs and minsh
EY' ever IN these, % Is understood,
"a, commission hrs been unwilling 10
place such o load as Will drive tho
Grrmnus a. tho poiut " desperation
I' is known that the ships ir Ger
man nnrborH will be started outward
on voyages for food within q few
days q