The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-08-29
IO SPEND
SUNDAY
|N.!l)NA
Official Itinerar 81 President
Wilson's TofS Country
is An ced
y
TO START NEXT WEEK
First Stops at Columbus and Indian
apoIis With Arrival at San
Francisco September
18th.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2s.-The on
cial itinerary for President Wilson's
tour today was announced as follows:
Thursday morning, Sept. 4-Colum
bus. Ohio.
Thursday, Sept. 4-Evening address,
Indianapolis, Ind
Friday, Sept. 5-St. Louis.
Saturday, Sept. 6-Kansas City.
Saturday night and Sunday, Sept
6 and 7-Des Moines, Iowa.
Monday, Sept. S-Morning address,
Omaha, and evening address in Sioux
Falls, S. D.
Tuesday, Sept. ALI day in St
Paul and Minneapolis.
Wednesday, Sept. 10--Noon address
Thursday, Sept. n--Morning ad-
dress in Billings, Mont, evening ad-
dress in Helena, Mont.
Friday, Sept 12-Morning address
in Occur d'Alene, Idaho; afternoon al
dress in Spokane, Wash.
Saturday, Sept. 13, and Sunday.
Sept. 14-Day meeting in Tacoma and
evening address at Seattle.
Monday, Sept. 15-All day and even
ing in Portland, Ore.
Wednesday, Sept. 17-And Thurs
day, Sept 18-San Francisco.
Friday, September 19-Afternoon
and night in San Diego.
Saturday, September 20, and Sun
day, September 21-Saturday after
noon and Sunday in Los Angeles.
Monday, September 22-Eyening
address in Reno, New.
Tuesday, September 23-Evening
address in Salt Lake City. Utah.
Wednesday, September "a - Late
afternoon address in Cheyenne, Wyo.,
spending night in Denver, Colo.
Thursday, September 25-Forenoon
address in Denver, afternoon address
in Pueblo, Colo.
Friday, September 26-Forenoon
address in Wichita, Kas., and evening
address in Oklahoma City. Okla.
Saturday, September 27-Mid-after-
noon address in Little Rock, night
address in Memphis, Tenn.
Sunday, September 2S, and Mon
day, September 29-All day Sunday
and Monday forenoon in Louis
vile, KY
Tuesday, September 30-Arrive in
Washington at II a. m.
The president plans to leave Wash
ington Wednesday evening, going dl-
rect to Columbus.
The president will leave the capi-
tai much relieved at ,ne turn na-
tional problems have taken in the
past few days. He is said to be pal
Licularly pleased over the stanl Of
railroad shopmen leaders, who nave
urged the men to defer action FOR at
least ninety days and with the action
of brotherhood chiefs in siding with
the railroad administration in the
strike dispute in the southwest. He
takes these things as an index Of
labor's attitude.
The president is said also 10 feel
that national labor leaders, now in
conference here with Samuel Comp
ers, will throw their influence in
favor Of his plan for an industrial
truce, and act as a balance against
unauthorized strikes and radicai!Sm.
The presidents car will travel as
q special Section of regularly schcd
uled trains.
Committee Reports Wednesday.
rBy l.. C. Martin, United Press Staff
Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.-Next
Wednesday, the day of President
Wilson'S departure on his tour for
the league of nations, has now been
fixed as the probable GATE for com
pleting work on the treaty in the
senate foreign relations committee.
Republican leaders GO not wish
the president to be abre to tell the
country that the committee is hold
| ing up the treaty, for even though
they would regard such n statement
as unfair to them they fear, they
said today, that it might be believed