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congress- II f. understood that
the admission Of these delegates
would be on the condition that
truce between them be declared
and accepted during the period
covered by peace negotiations
This proposition. which is supposed
10 emauate from the British gov
eminent. is not accepted in its pres
eut form by France, which refuses
TO recognize the Bolshevists IN any
form.
Scene Of Conferences.
The conferences at which the terms
Of peace viii be fixed, will be held in
the cloakroom Of the French foreign
office at the Quai di Orsay- The
French delegates are hopeful that the
peace treaty itself viii be signed In
the hall OF mirrors at Versailles,
where Germany dictated peace terms
to France at the conclusion of the
Franco-P russian war IN 1871.
British Delegates en- Route.
London, Eng, Jan 1.-The British
delegates TO the peace conference LETT
for Paris this morning. Premier
Lloyd George. with the premiers or
the dominions and the representatives
OF India, travelled by the ordinary
route. Andrew Bonar Law. the chan
celor Of the eXchequer, made the trip
by airplane as he invariably does
#
Premier Lloyd Georges party was
accompanied by army officials and
newspaper correspondents.
Consider Plea From RumaHia-
Brussels. Belgium. Jan. IL tby As
ISOLATED Press) Dat the first meet
ing OF the international food commits
sion here today viii be considered
pressing appeal for food from the al
lied ministers in Rumania.
On January the ministers sent a
telegram from Jassy, saying
Situation becomes more and more
Il with the least possible delay and
in the meantime do not Immediately
announce that all measures are in
process OF execution. trouble yet more
serious than those OF last week will
occur"
The earl Of Reading and sir John
Beal VIII represent Great Britain on
the commission. while Eitenne Glenn
entail and u Vlgrain will be the
French members Italy has so far
failed 70 announce her representa-
tives.
Nations League %ConEresses.v
New York. Jan. 1l-Plans for q
series Of nine consecutive "con-
crosses" in behalf OF a league OF ma
tons, to be held in New York, Boston,
Chicago, Minneapolis. Portland, Ore.
San Francisco, salt Lake City. KAN
sas City. No, and Atlanta. Ca, be-
ginning February s and ending on
February IS. were announced here
Friday BY the League 10 Enforce
Peace.
Many Speakers IN List.
Former president Taft viii preside
at each rally and viii take him on his
tour % the country a group OF speak
ers, including James ". Gerard. for
mer ambassador to Germany. Henry
nj Int lee ~
Netherlands: president A. Lawrence
Lowell, OF Harvard university: Frank
P. Walsh, formerly joint chairman Of
the national war labor board: Mrs.
Philip North Moore. president OF the
National Council OF Women. and
New York Many other noted speak
ers VIII participate
The first meeting will be held here
on February and S.
Dates OF MeetfnEE.
The other dates follow:
Boston, February and s
Chicago. 10 and II.
Minneapolis. II and IS.
Portland. 1s and II.
san Francisco. 19 and 20.
salt Lake City. p and p
Kansas City. p and Is.
Atlanta. - and o.
Each congress" VIII adopt
resolutions. calling for the forma-
fion at the peace conference Of
practical. huHlneaaiike alenEue OF
nations and copies or the resOlu-
tons VIII he sent to Versailles and
to the United States senate.
Brazirs delegation 10 the peace con-
gress is expected TO arrive here on
January ., Il was announced today
Olintho NJ Demagalhaes. who will
head the delegation. Is here. being
Brazilian minister to France.
The other members OF the delega-
ion are senators Epitaccio Pessoa, Dr..
2andia Calieras. forr-er minister Of
finance. and deputy Raul Fernandes.