DUE IN KANSAS
CITY TOMORROW
SI. Louis. Sept. 5 President
Wilson renfliiMj today the real
'Jeg-iiiniiif.'' ol Ins western
.speaking lour in the interest
of the peace? treaty the start,
of his long swing around the
circles of Slates west of t he
Mississippi.
Having sounded the keynote of his
I appeal in addresses yc.surday at Co
Iumbus and Indianapolis, Mr. Wilson
'planned to talto a brief respite from
j peechmakin;; today before plunging
Liiis nmriuni;, ne arranged to s;"
morning, lie urranped to sljf"t
late on his spiciul train and.lhi! i.
keep most of thi day free.
Karly in the af.crnoon. however, lie
was to attend a luncheon at a down
town hotr-1, where it was expected bti
woud make a brief talk on the treaty
and in i he evening he was to spea k
at the Coliseum, where in 1916 he was
renominated for the Pi-esidncy.
In Missouri the PrrMtlent found a
sit u a I ion as regard ra tification of
the peace treaty without an exa('t
para I lei in any other state. In the
treaty ratifying body at Washington
the state is represented by Senator
Reed, the only Democratic Senator
who has taken a detini;e stand for the
trea ly's reject ion, and Senator Spenc
er, one of the Republican Senators
who have declared themselves gener
ally friendly .o it, and have agreed
on a set of reservations as a fcasirt
for its acceptance.
