Arizona republican., 1919-09-15
GUNS IN SENATE TREATY
 FIGHT WILL BE
 FIRED TH|sP. N.
Lodge Will Introduce the Pact into Upper House at 2 O'Clock Today = Both Sides Anxious


 WASHINGTON, D. C.. Sept. 14--
 Lines had been drawn by the oppos ing factions, absent senators for the most part had returned to Washing ton and all was in readiness tonight for the opening tomorrow of the final stage in the senate peace treaty and league of nations controversy.
 The treaty with it's league covenant tentative plans provide, will he called up about 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon by Chairman Lodge of the foreign re- latlons committee and will be kept con n- tinuously before the senate in "opsss executiver session until the final vd&e of ratification is taken several weckn hence. W
 Sen a or McCumber. republican, North Dakota. who refused to join HFi republican colleagues on the forei3H relations committee in the reporting 9g amendments and who declined to a3A prove the majority's reservation f article ten of the league covenant, wsA file an individual report H
 Early Fight Expected W
 The formal first reading will ask dispensed with and. the treaty sakes up arfioles by Rrticif. ss31ss fp7annfrss ablys &ziil sa bring an ttr1s ino<s< strensfhs psps it{5 strm ofrohe43 with h'4s. reaching 70 ofa artic1d fifree of1the fs4ee< covefla rriH in su tie1i is defined the vos4 ing power of the various powers in tae league council and assembly. The fo4k eign relations committee majority h4t recommended an amendment to tse article in the form of a proviso stip1a lating that the United States shall ha sz a fx, ho fT aggregate vote of any nation haviiW self governing colonies and dominiof* also members of the league. #
 This amendment, fostered by Sen4 ator Johnson, republican, California. is aimed to make the voting power of the United States equal to that of Great Britain and her dominions. Should the voting amendment be defeated. it's supporters have indicated they would offer a reservation covering about the same ground
 Negotiations are to be continued dur ing the week between the 'srniId'' and drastic reservationists. As the aues tion of reservations will not be taken up until the treaty is considered arti- cle by article, the reservation con troversy will not soon be brought to a head
 Reading of the treaty by articles estimated as requiring in itself about 27 hours-or six days time-and the consideration of the various articles, will be interspersed by debate The making of prepared addresses will be started tomorrow by Senator Jones. democrat New Mexico
 Congress Adjourns "Wednesday
 Consideration of the treaty will bn interrupted Wednesday and Thursdae to permit Senators to honor Genera, Pershing. Congress will adjourn Wed nesday when General Pershing will lead the First division in the nations vic tory parade and the two houses Wifi hold a joint session Thursday to pay tribute to the commander.
 Disposal of several important and minor bills in the senate by a "squeez- ing-in' process is planned. Among these are the prohibition enforcement and food control extension bills noW in conference, and that providing for further banking credits to facilitate faH crop movements.
 The house win be engaged on miner bills. including those raising tariffs d1 dyes and licensing their importation the cold storage regulation bill, aad the S14.000000 deficiency approprias tion bill supplying funds for various department efforts in fighting the cost of living
 Many hearings and investigations will continue this week. including the Mexican and coal price situatios