Arizona republican., 1921-08-25

(Continued from Page One) to the full committee by MT. Hughes at the capitol.
 The conference at the White House lasted for an hour and a half, and that at the capitol more than an hour.
 In both instances members of the committee are understood to have been requested to give no hint of the contents Of the treaty until it has been signed and its text made public. Announcement of the signing had been expected today and the state department had no word tonight why this had been delayed. Advices, however. were received tonight con firming the signing of treaty with Austria, as reported in news dis patches. No statement beyond this would be made at the state depart ment, however
 The treaty with Hungary was not given to the committee. but it is understood to follow closely the lines of that with Germany. Portions of the peace resolution relating to Austro- Hungary are said to be re- affirmed, along with certain sections of the treaty previously negotiated with Austria but not ratified by the senate.
 German Treaty Brief Tn the German treaty, a document, less than 1,500 words, large section is understood to be devoted to reser- vation of the rights and advantages gained by the United States under the armistice agreement and by acts of war, the exact words of the peace resolution being used in the defini- tion of these accessions. Any in- demnities, separations or advan- tages" to which this nation is en- titled as one of the principal allied and associated powers. are said to be specifically preserved. and all seized property of the German government Or of German subjects is left within American possession pending a full settlement of all claims against Ger many. It is understood there is no specific provision in the treaty by which Germany admits her full re- sponsibility for the war although ad- ministration officials are said to take the view that such responsibility is admitted by implication in German acceptance of specified sections of the treaty of Versailles. These sec tions are said to relate to separations, overseas possessions and miscella- neaus subject.
 
 sections of the Versailles treaty with out repeating the language of them in the new pact which led various | members of the committee to with hold final judgment as to their posi- l tion on ratification. No copies of the German treaty were left with the senators by Secretary Hughes but he did give each a list of the sections so cited in order to make possible a study of the parts of the versailles pact Which are to become effective.
 Borah Wants Time l Senator Borah. in particular, wal said to have indicated in the com mittee meeting that he desired time to examine the text of the cited para. graphs. As a leader of the irrecon. cilable opponents of the Versatile. treaty, the Idaho senator is under stood to believe that not parts of i | should be accepted which commit tn, | United States morally 10 support tn, principles upon which it was drawn Of the Republican members wht are in Washington Senator Borah wa.
 the only one not present at today,
 White House conference for whicl
 invitations were issued by Presiden | Harding late last night. ''Other i'm
 portant matters" were said by MT
 Borah to have prevented his atten
 dance. He was present at the late
 meeting with Secretary Hughes a
 the capitol, where the only absentee
 were Senators Johnson of Ca1iforni;
 and Knox of Pennsylvania, Republi
 cans, and Senator Shields. Democra
 of Tennessee.