The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-28
President Leaves Paris To-
night and VIII Sail Sunday
Noon on Transport.
PLANS SPEAKING TOUR
Explanation Of Treaty and
Covenant Object of Swing
Around Circle.
RESERVATIONS ARE OPPOSED
Ratification Without Change
TO BE Urged-Satisfied
With Treaty Form.

By The Associated Prsss.
PARIS, June g7.--The soiourn OF
President Wilson In Europe will
come TO an end tomorrow when
he starts homcward Immediately
following tho signing OF the peace
treaty All arrangements for his
departure have been completed,
and the special presidential train
viii leave the Care des tnvalides at
9;SO Saturday evening IL will ar
rive at Brest on sunday morning.
whore the president will board the
steamship George Washington.
which sails about noon,
On his arrival tn the United states
President Wilson will go straight TO
Washington to lay before congress
the results OF the peace conference.
He will leave soon Hfterward for an
extended tour OF the country for the
purpose OF explaining directly 10 tho
people all questions Relating to the,
peace treaty and the league OF ma
lions covenant
The president goes back 20 the
United STATES more than satisfied.
his friends say, with the not results
OF the conference. and. all thinEs
considered. Il IL his opinion that the
%
success While II IN regarded as
disadvantageous peace for Germany,
yet against this It Is held that der
many committed great wrong and
quite naturally and inevitably must
make Just reparauOEs for that
wrong
but outside OF German resulta. the
conference h Viewed In presidential
quarters 40 llborhtlng peoples who
never before had "A chance OF liberty,
such as Poland, JuGo-Slayla and
CEecho -Slovakia, Also, the confer
ence ls credited with banding to-
Eether The people OF tho world to
make tho peace regime enduring.
Other large results. II was pointed
oP, are the giving uf a charter to
lhbsr, removing restrictions on in
ternntional intercourse and many
other international results which can
be summed up aa "a collosal busi-
ness such m tho world never
dtsamed OF before"
Tho peace treaty and the league
OF nations covenant should be rau-
lied without amendment, according
10 the presidential view, az 70 ia
understood. for certain definite rea-
sons, namely that II any one power
tooks To make amendments then the
N"A VIII NhA bf uNNI uNiil every one
OF the - associated nations learns
the results OF the amendments. This
ran only Ne done through processes
OF negotiation aud it Is held that II
would bo a hopeless process OF delay
IN restoring peace. 10 IA also held
that the cftgct " the amendments
would bO 20 keep tho United states
out u the treaty and out OF the
league.
The question has arisen whether
reservations amount 20 amendment
ana presidential quarters are under
stood 10. hold that reservations. such
ZEE tho Proposed Root reservation to
article 10 OF tho covenant are euuiva-
lent tO amendment
Feeling IL Bnii 10 be particularly
strong In presidential quarters
against the resolution OF Senator
Fan of New Mexico, TO declare a
state of peace with Germany. which
rs characterized In these respondble
quarters as having the effect OF ally
lnE tho United states with ucrmany
and placing tho country inA positiuN
OF contempt that no nation ever suf-
fcrcd II is the presidents belief. ao-
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