The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-10
FULL LIST PEACE
 DELEGATES SOON
 ID BE ANNOUNCED
Personnel of French Delega- tion Recognized as Strong. CampOn's Appointment
 Pleases U. s.
By Associated Press

i, By Associated Press
 Paris, January AAnnounce k ment of the French delegation \ to the peace congress in addi- ! ton to bringing a distinguished array of French statesmen into the arena of the peace congress has begun to give definiteness to the delegations of the great powers, of which the American delegation has been by itself up to the present time. It is expected the British, Italian and Japanese delegations now s will be announced officially.
 The leading figures, like Premier Lloyd George and Foreign Secretary Balfour for Great Britain, Premier Orlando and Foreign Minister Sonnino for Italy, and N1scount Chinda and Ambassador Matsui for Japan, already are known, although not officially appointed, but the designa- tion of full list will bring into being the real directing force of the congress, consisting of & members representing live great powers of the world. TO GUIDE DELIBERATIONS
 It will be this supreme council of the great powers which will guide and shape the deliberations and results of the eli tire congress and, while al, the other i, powers will later have a full hearing and voice. it will be the great powers which will initiate and direct the general a conduct of affairs.
 The personnel of the French deega- tion is recognized as exceptionally strong, combining the political, diplomatic, finan- St cial, economic and military sagacity of France. The appointment of Jules Cam j bon is particularly gratifying to the American delegation. owing to his inti- mate knowledge of and sympathy with American affairs resulting from his long service as French ambassador in Wash ington.
 M. Cambon, with Foreign Minister Pichon, will represent the diplomatic strength of the delegation. Louis Klotz, , besides being minister of finance, is rec ognized as the financial leader of the French Parliament. Captain Tardieu furnishes the economic authority.
 PROTOCOL SUBMITTED {. A French protocol proposing the ex- act procedure of the congress, was sub- ,s n1itted to the American delegates at about the same time the French dele gates were named It is now being studied { and it is noted by theSAmerican dele gates that d number of their sugges- tions have taken form in the French 2 prog The protocol deals with the organization of the congress, the repre- sentation of the great and small powers and the general order of procedure. It will not become effective until passed upon by President Wilson and the Pre- miers of France, Britain and Italy, who constitute sort of executive council which later will grow into supreme council of the great powers when the full delegations are appointed.
 GROWING DRIVING POWER
 The conferences today showed a grow ing driving power. In addition to the conferences President Wilson had with Premier Orlando and Foreign Minister Sonnino and others, Premier Clemenceau spent sometime at the headquarters and ' was followed there later by Premier Venizelos of Greece Premier Venzelos has presented written memorandum of Greek aspirations and is supplement-
 ing it with vigorous personal presenta- tion.
 At the same time Secretary Lansing, | Colonel House and Lord Robert Cecil con- tirue their conferences on the subject of a league of nations. The conferences are said to be rapidly giving precise form to the project
 While the delay in the arrival in Paris of Premier Lloyd George may postpone the gathering of President Wilson and the entente premiers and the opening ses- sion of the inter-allied conference, the conferences going on and the appoint lnent of delegation by one of the great powers are giving the peace congress the aspect of an active organization. DOMINION DELEG ATES-
 By Associated Press
 Paris, January 9.-La Liberte today says it understands that Great Britain will have three special delegates for each of its dominions, including Canada, Aus ! tralia, New Zealand and South Africa. The newspaper asks why the French pro- !. tas of Marocco Tunis and