The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-24
Treaty Will
Go Through
Rumor in Washington That
Senator job son Will
Desert the Irreconcil-
ables.
By DAVID LAwRHEcA.
,Coryrisht BY Tie In;el'Jeneef)

vashinEtor scrt 5 Ocrcsitto, -
the new treaty vita Germany Is grow
He bat .cr rh- orrcneTtS "f -. pact
aSasit thai they rsnro: hcr. |" prevent
ratification.
The EN-.,....e" '.ri, - >pi:. hl' a.
- .r~ Dc. [: Senator 4"raH Has
,ss.,reS ~. ,..iA ship ~ me "ir~ecrn-
,arl-' r..r '..D md Hi'h ,'haracteris-
e ir4"rerH-rrs - asserting 'Aa' thH
~ re-" rss -crrN - T." ss-'~ oaIc"-
On. Is the Nersatt'.< pa"' had. Ser-
"-a} ~ to 0-ro"ra's h>"" decided u
rota aSarHS. ~" pacr -" eni-e'! dtH-
sr-~' reasons.
~A.rs - > rurrlr aroJt TIA, senator
E~,u, Ior-son ai3l .ie~c~' tive ''irre.or-
tables or So-csi':4 "3aitsl.on ot
hcs.~' ard cle >cr -" ;r",:t% hH' tH:S
ocu,d NJ, He ccnrrue1 wa. TN" o-"-
sc. ~ Ls9nra.i, sS rSd" Ia Se-a.o:
.roNrsor ui'l be f".rA - 'h- So "'
Er-sh ara tHa. others - .hA :rreconos-
sbles' utll aid II. rda"N s.ua;or IN MS
rSn, Tha ocpn.;to7 - - NNscn
'reaty developed in r"~h -. save IA:
SENATOR, Johnson and ---ah yer" tn"
2crce-s ahiie most o. II. "tNer RHpuh'
.caa~ .. cred chs Ne~sH rHs 'r-e,v ar ;
80 league nf ra'.orS "'iG reserN a
90. Gradualty Messre Horah nn"
fo%--o- drew - tre.- 80" "na7r -
.rssr colleague. ur'H t'-" oo'7 3-~1 =
,o-1;rg r>a iorl'>. hf."r ia, - '--a'''
q. Versatile. vas d~n'T"H.
Democrats Embarasssd
r.. remocrt's are = Al s.''N+rh,. -
7csrtfcn II thAv ?-ssen'~d - '.".."..
,-on,. the, cou'f or.NSG' 30 raHh' g.
.:on o. the c-r lrra'" - Sera' r'
: -der-Vood 1tc ~'gt' n~," Nseh
united on 10 'saA -. nShr Is 4 r-er--
ser Of Fre.taer' Tarc!nG's cowtn's'iH',
- ,he Armament confsrenos md II
might Re sukrsrd cc- htr, ~ engage n
,arty vartar. =: this W." Senator
Hi,rhcock ct Nebraska Tno nrade a val
an, fSh. tcr tho ratification ot 10 Ne7-
sailIss -acc Has taken tAs Nie~ iha'
s-c'a kind ct a. TeGce t7eaty Hi'n Ca
NAV, IS better than rone and that th'
sooner eeac. declared So:9""n Germany
ard II. United States tho Better l. 81
g.. '"r 49, people Of both '"untri"s.
FrcSa5N No 80 Nlll taa- occasion :"
.y:r'ctz- ,he '-sLry 2lt Will not obsirG";
- rat,nc.:'~-
IN" HG-sTriHS ot opposition there,
tore lies In tnR' "'~S - the Democrat!
ra-'y V"'-l hs''>,"s The sepacat" 7e7 .
~, German! = hlm!'.atInS ard ought
IAN senators kHoNN ar tho "ha;tal' on
y, dea.h" \ coalition oc she lwo groups
Is nv. at Ibis writing farmida Be enough
vcrry to admin: strttion. THO dar-
c.r ot defctt 'i.s e9tirely In the posst-
o'i't!ss O, ?ro:yactei debate. Tho lon
ser any treaty - considered. .hn less
fa"rrab.e are chances So- ratification.
The ".rreccr-i,Ghles" who plan > vo.s
gains, tho ne1 German treaty. ars say
* 20 ihei- colleagues that x tho batta-
Considered proof that N. or!g'7a. or
position I" th- Versailles pact uas hard
" BASED u7on ccn"iction and vas moth
ing moro than o personal ma political
aght against Wilson. Senator Borah
boasts that rs has bean consistent
snrcughcut and that ne - opposed %
foreign entans,emsnts OF any kind
-A>;her embodied N a treaty mads by
a Republican or a Democratic presiden.
ard sesrecnry ot state Other Republt-
c.r s.nators are inclined % take thu
lew tra' rar;r loyalty requires then,
20 reverse themselves and go a:cng with
resident. Harding and Secretary
FaEhes.
Tho "irrecoac!labteS' are pointing cut
,fa. tho senate Republicans voted al
-nns. soMd,y for reservation which
would prohibit tha executive branch ot
80 government: from participating n
tho action o: any commission or orSar!-
la,'or formed under the Versailles
tres - .easU. "t nations v!th0u' tha
oors.-, - ths .er5t.. Now l. - claimed
IA. -. -s- pa. r~r-,i.s Tn. c-esiie7'
er s.r-.,4r. - prs,. ~ se-5 sn or'c'al