Arizona republican., 1919-08-28
Itinerary Will Be Completed Late Today x Will Re turn By Routhern Route And May Visit Arizona Capital.
[RepubIican A. p. Leased wireI


 WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.-The itine- rary of President Wilson's swing around the circle" with addresses in behalf of the peace treaty in at least 30 of the principal cities of the country is expected to be announced tomorrow at the white house.
 After weeks of uncertainty concern ing the proposed trip, which will extend to the Pacific coast, definite announce ment was made today that the presi- dent would leave Washington as soon as arrangements could be made. It was intimated that the start might be made within ten days or two weeks.
 When this announcement was made, it was understood by white house of ficials that the review of the new Pa cific fleet at San Francisco, originally set for September or 3, had been post poned until September 15 and Secre- tary Tumulty said he believed the president would be at the Golden Gate by the latter date to take part in the ceremony.
 Late in the day. however, Acting Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt an- nounced that the review would be held on September 1. This was decided on,
 
 days ago had requested that plans for the review go forward without refer ence to his trip to the Pacific coast.
 According to plans now being worked out in connection with itinerary, Presi- dent Wilson will spend 25 days laying before the people of the country his reasons for the immediate ratification of the peace treaty without change.
 Although the president desired to greet General Pershing on his arrival at New York city early next month. he was said to consider the tour of more importance. It was possible, Secretary Humility said, the president might overcome this obstacle to an early start by meeting General Pershing en route to the west, probably in St. Louis.
 Some changes have been made in the itinerary as originally made when President Wilson was in Paris. but it was said his purpose not to stop at Chicago had not been changed, but he may speak in the middle west, at Co., lumbus and Cincinnati and St. Louis.
 While the itinerary was not com pleted tonight, it was regarded as al- most certain MT. Wilson would speak in Sioux City, Iowa, Minneapolis or St. Paul, Minnesota; Bismarck, N. D.; f; Billings and Helena Montana, then swing down the Pacific eoast states, and after reaching San Francisco. come home by the southern route, making addresses on the return.
 Under the present plans Of senate leaders, MT. Wilson's departure will follow closely submission of the foreign relations committees report on the treaty, and his appeal to the country for ratification will be coincident with the senate debate on proposed amend . ments and reservations
 Just how far the senate developments have influenced the presidents plans is not revealed, but it is known that he frequently has discussed his proposed trip with his advisers in connection with the senate situation.
 In the opinion of some of the mem bers of both sides of the treaty fight, the aggressive stand taken by the com mittee in adopting textual amendments to the treaty has provided a definite issue which may have had some con- nection with announcement of the presidents plan.