Arizona republican., 1919-06-28
WILSON STARTS FUR HOMEWARD
 TRIP TOMORROW
Will Leave Paris as Soon as Treaty Is Signed Comes to Lay Before Congress Results of the Peace Con ference - Strong for the League of Nations

PARIS, June 27.-(By the Associated Press) s)-The sojourn of President Will son in Europe will come to an end to- morrow when he starts homeward i'm mediately after following the signing of the peace treaty. All arrangements for his departure have been completed and the special presidential train will leave the Care des Invalides at 9:30 o'clock Saturday evening. 1t will ar rive at Brest Sunday morning, where he president will board the steamer George Fashington, which will sail about noon.
 On his arrival in the United States President Wilson will go straight to Washington to lay before congress the results of the peace conference. He will leave soon afterward for an eX- tended tour of the country for the purpose of explaining directly to the people all questions relating to the peace treaty and the league of nations covenant.
 Got Wonderful Results
 The president goes back to the United States more than satisfied, his friends say, with the net results of the conference, and, all things considered, it is his opinion that the conference produced wonderful success While it is regarded as disadvantageOus peace for Germany, yet against this it is held that Germany committed a great wrong and quite naturally and in evitably must make just reparatiOn for that wrong
 But outside of German results the conference is viewed in presidential quarters as hberating peoples who never before had d chance of liberty, such as Poland, Jugo- -Slavia and Czechc- -Slovakia. Also, the conference is credited with banding together the people of the world to make the peace regime enduring. Other large results, it was pointed out, are the giving of a charter to labor, removing restric- tons on international intercourse and many other international results which can be summed up as "a colossal busi- ness such as the world never dreamed of before
 Ratify at Once
 The peace treaty and the league of nations covenant should be ratified without amendment, according to the presidential view as it is understood, for certain definite reasons, namely that if any one power seeks to make amendments then the war will not le over until every one of the 21 as- sociated nations learns the results of the amendments This can only be done through processes of negotiations and it is held that it would be a hope less process of delay in restoring peace. lt is also held that the effect of the amendments would be to keep the United States out of the treaty and out of the league.
 The question arises whether reser- vations amount to amendment, and presidential quarters are understood to hold that reservations, such as the proposed Root reservation to article ten of the covenant, are equivalent to amendment.
 Feeling is. said to be particularly strong in presidential quarters against the resolution of Senator Fall of New Mexico. to declare a state of peace with Germany, which is characterized in these responsible quarters as having the effect of alIying the United States with Germany and placing the coun- try in a position of contempt that nc nation ever suffered.
 It is the presidents belief. accord ing to reliable sources that not more than a handful of people in Amerlt d will approve such a resolution.
 All Results Beneficial
 The length of the peace conference is regarded it is said, as beneficial cr the whole, as the long discussions brought about fuller understandi1ls among the nations. There is specia pride in the fact that the views O the American experts usually pre-, vailed, probably because the Unit, States had no selfish interests in volved in the difficult questions set tied. It is also held that sinister in fluences played comparatively littl, or no part in the results of the con ference.
 Concerning the mandate of tn United States in Turkey, the presiden is known to hold that he had no righ to make any promises and that tn most he could do was to present tn subject to the people at home.
 One of the main reasons for the pro posed American mandate in Constan tinople, it is pointed out, is that i would keep Constantinople out O European politics and keep the Blac Sea open for the worlds commerce. Concerning Mexico and Costa Ric not being in the league of nations, tn presidential view is said to be tha the situation is of their own malxin and that it is necessary for those gov ernments to find themselves" Rela tive to the presidents fourteen points