He recommended that a food law be provided with a substantial penalty for price prevailing when they were put in storage, and that goods in interstate commerce be marked at the high prices at which they left the producer. He recommended a federal licensing system for corporations engaged in interstate commerce which would embody regulations to insure competitive selling and would "prevent unconscionable profits in the method of marketing. He urged the prompt passage of the pending law to control security issues. Asks Ratification of Treaty. Appealing for ratification of the peace treaty to turn the country from a war basis, the president said: "There can be no peace prices as long as our whole financial and economic system are on a war basis. The process has set in," he said, "which is likely, unless something is done, to push prices and rents and the whole cost of living higher and yet higher, in this vicious circle to which there is no logical or natural end. Want Rigid Mexican Investigation. WASHINGTON.—Without opposition or debate, the senate today adopted a resolution authorizing the foreign relations committee to make a sweeping investigation of the outrages against Americans and American property in Mexico and to report what, if any means should be taken to prevent such outrages. President Will Give Senate All Documents. WASHINGTON.—President Wilson has completed his reply to the senate's request for documents used by the American peace delegates. It was said at the White House that these will be sent to the senate either late today or early tomorrow. It is understood that President Wilson will send all documents now in Washington. Colombia Defeats $26,000,000 Gift Treaty. 