The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-06

I'll " up IN f4w dA,fs ana 10 @
able to atksna 10 bus.ncss In the
same old way.s.it VIII fsessxyc y.
but disappoiltt him.
Senator FAN sketcnsd his visit ID the
white House In rapid nre order M
said that he and Senator Hitchcock
were met by pr. T. Grayson, tho pi esi- 4
dents personal physician. who ope-
rated the elevator and took the visitors
to the presidents quarters on the sec.
oni floor OF the executive mansion.
when they entered the presidents
room they were greeted drst hy Mrs.
Wilson, and then by the president.
TELLS HIs TALE. s&
Senator Fail told the president he did !
not want to fatigue him unnecessarily
and began his presentation OF the 'ants
that he gave yesterday to the foreis,
relations committee. N s 1895
He explained the work the special I,
subcommittee had done on the bcr-
der, Informed the president OF the co..
operation between the committee and
various governmental departments re- 2
new cd his charge that the Mexican en-
bassy has been instrumental in spfs "a
ing Bolshevtst propa ganda throughout
this country and declared that CarraHxa
was impossible. The president tnen
asked: L
Are you going to take up this reso-
i,ition again." -,
That is the purpose of our visit -
you" said the senator
I'VE meet again on Monday and prior
TO that time we would like to have your
opinion on it,
will you kindly allow me 10 have
q memorandum on what you have just
told me at the earliest possible p1o-
nenty' the president asked.
senator FAN assured him that II,
would, The president then told hin
the "Dooiey and Hinnissey' story;
IT, looks like we'll be after takie
Mexico pretty soon Dooley 10 rel,rit
cd to have said to Hirnissy, accordins
10 the president
mo. no." Hinnissey remonstra.cA
"i;'s SO contagious 10 us wen set it
anyway"
In relating The story Senator Fan
said he did rot want the impressioa
to gather ground hat he constl'ut
the presidents aneedete tn mean thsi
he thought the president had any ide
81 taking Mexico in 8 physical sens
To ASK ACTION MONDAY.
Senator Fall said that ho would ~
tempt TO obtain action on his resci1i+
ton before the foreign rela ttons con
rnittee Monday. III said that he IA,
net think es dia senato- Hitchcc@Ns
tina. its passage would give Cnrranft
an oppo, unity to cancel The forth-
coming elections in .JcXifo. u :.
vi inc contrary F$N 'l+f t+&FF0 ne ttHf"
ievcd the mere presentation. OF tie
resolution had effected the release az
Consul Jenkins. and shat fl had had y
very beneficial effect. II. said that 2.
showed Carvsnzs that congress W.,
back OF the government - rs DEALING
with Mexico. The serHtor said Thar
the president. while they nerF There.
was informed OF the release of jenkins,
Senator Hitchcock told practicaiip
the same story as that Of senator Fail.
The Nebraska senator said that the
president locked much better todas-
than when he saw him several ae.fs
age; that his face was fuller and his
color better
MFR, Hitchcock declared that he ti
not think this country should inter
vene in Mexico a. thu present time are
'h"r h" b"'ievns. as lid tia Secrets+e
Of state. that Carranaa eoaid be VA
t,stluenced hy any action on the pact
- the Jnite7 states In breaking CT
relations.
TIN doubtful whether we ougkE ts,, 2
ask the president to take tails flrs
etep," said Senator Hitchcock
81 na'or Hitchcock aad e. few word
Nth ~ president on the subject OF
the treaty a. &c Was departing from
the room He asked the president +
he had anything to -ay on the treatv
and this according to the senator. II
what the president said:
1.-THE responsibility is On other
shoulders now and let II stay there To-
q while"