The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-10
RESUME RELATIONS
TODAY AFTER PEACE
RATIF|CATIONS

PARIS. IAN. Dry tho Associated
Pr"Ss.) -T"m"rrnw'S ceremony. which
definitely tr-cStabliShcS a state Of pcHCn
between IA" allies and Germany. putting
an end to the ormlstiC" Will be divided
in Two parts
The representatives Of the five powers
Will meet FIRST IN tn" office 0f :hr minis
ter of foreign affairs. Rarun Kurt Won
LCrSmoc. head Of IN" German peace d"l"-
cation. and Herr Won SimSon will hH
invited tU sign in G"rmauY'S nam" IN"
protocol Of November !. They will re-
CCivC from the hand: 81 Premier Glenn
"nc"au letter binding the ali"S To re-
due" the amount uf material demanded
for tho destruction oC German war vrS-
sells at SCapa Flow.
Thirteen Powers Represented.
TIL" second part &C the ceremony VIII
follow Immediately in IN" Clock Han.
The thirteen powers which hay" ratified
n" Treaty Of Versailles VIII hc repre-
scented here 10y Cn" d"l"Ea'" each. Mia
ut"S will b" drawn up ON tn" following
mutterS: Signing OF IN" Versailles
treaty. signing Of :hc protocol attached
~ the treaty. and signing &C tn" agree
m"nt by th" United states. Belgium,
Great Britain. Franc" AMI Germany r"la-
tive to occupation Of tn" Rhine.
After III" Signutur" Of th"S" d"cu-
rncnts 10 completed they will b. handed
Ia III" French officials for d"S0oSit in
IN" archives. The records viii he print
ed un large sheets Of puarto parchment
paper and the S"IlS of each pl"n'p"t"n-
liary will h" AFFIXED with the signatures.
TIL" ratification c\rhanc" ceremony
will be- followed by the Immediate re-
sumption Of Diplomatic relations be-
tween the allies and Germany II x
considered pnSsthl" that EHE"n Won
Irrsncr will be designated G"rm1n
rharcc ii afaircs here. on Sunday NJ.
De Marcclly will lcave for Ecrlin 10 act
as French charge d. affaircs there.
Release war Pensioners.
Another immediate result OF tho ra'i-
f7cation will be tn" repatriation Of Ger
man prisoners Of war
So as TO max" il possible" for the
ceremony To be held. 4 technical COM
mission. presided over by General L.
rond and attended by Herr Won S!mson
worked throughout last night.
1t was ut Premier Clcmcnr"au's re-
quest shat the work was hnrri"d 20 CT
the documents ready for Saturday in
stead Of for Monday or later. The
FI-'uCh premier desired thAi David Lloli
George. IN" British premier. sign 70:
Great Britain and Premier Ni,ii sign
for Italy before their departure rather
than have lesser members If the dclcga-
tions affiN their signatures. Premier
ClcmCncCau also wished I" have the rat
ifCation finished this week (" aS 10 de-
vot" all of next week H. preparation FOR
the Versailles election m"Nt Sunday.
Documents Signed.
In prcppratiou 10 rth" allied demand.
for tho delivery Of Germans charged
with war guilt. thr allied commission
dealing with that subject met this after.
noon.
Eight preliminary documents concern.
iuu Tho "details II the enforcement &c
the treaty hav" been signed in prrnara-
ton for the ratification Of tn" N"rS1ill"S
compact Fiv" oC these arc h"twc"n tho
entente and tho Gcrmaue. nui concern
MI. foot al
The other thr"c between tho Poles and
the Germans. scttl" IA" details "f tn" re-
la,ionS OF th"s" countries IN tho enforce
mcnt Of tho treaty.