Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-19
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 Paris, March 18.-(French Wire less Service In connection with the 1 meeting of neutrals to consider the ] question of league of nations, it was announced today that the Danish delegation was composed of Deputy Minister Munch, former Premier Neergaard and M. H. A. Bernhoft. Danish minister in Paris. Norway is represented by Messrs. Deichmann and Castleberg and Baron De Wedel Jarlsberg, the minister in Paris.
 The Dutch league for lasting peace has adopted resolution for presentation to the peace conference on the subject of league of nations. The resolutions proposes that a max ] mum be fixed for armaments, that the smaller powers have greater rep resentation and that the constitution of the league be revised after q cer- tain period. The resolution asks that The Hague be granted the honor of becoming the seat of the league of nations.
 A dispatch from Geneva quotes the Tribuna of that city as declaring that it has received information from Berne that the peace conference will be formally requested to make Gen. eva the seat of the league of nations.
 Will Call Assembly.
 Berlin, March 17.-(By Associated Press)-The Vossische Zeitung says it learns that the national assembly which has adjourned until March 18th will reconvene during the course of the present week if the Paris peace negotiations are concluded by March 20th. The cabinet, which is now in Berlin, the newspapers says, will re- turn to Weimar at the end of the week.
 According to the Vossische Zeitung, the plan to transfer the assembly to Berlin has been definitely abandon ed. The constituents will complete their labors by the end of May and then adopt resolution declaring for q constitutional parliament whici, will sit in Berlin.
 The North German Gazette con- firms the report that the negotia- tions have been complicated by Prus- sia's demand that Prussia be financi- ally safeguarded, inasmuch as the bulk of her revenues are derived from the railways.
 The food commissioner in an inter- view announces that the nations available home food stocks will be exhausted by the end of May, and from this time he will be forced to depend upon entente supplies when proportioning rations.
 Official Statement. pa rfs March 12-Tho official ofafo. ment relative to today's meeting of l the commission on international la- } bor legislation issued this evening says:
 5 "The commission on international labor legislation issued this evening says:
 "The commission on international s labor legislation held it's twenty-sev- ] enth meeting this morning under the l presidency of Samuel Gompers.
 "The meeting was devoted exclus- ,. ively to hearing the statements put r women's organizations of the allied e countries"
 MOntagu Elected. J. Paris, March 18.-Edwin s. Mon- t GdSu, DTlClSH scCICIdIy TUT AuIdll, u6S .- been elected chairman of the finan- Is cial committee of the peace confer. t, ence The deputies of this commits t sion are to report questions relating IS to currency, national debts, and oth Z: CT financial matters necessary to bt $ included in the peace terms. Il Chile Approves. g Valparaiso, Chile, March 18.-Th, e Chilean foreign minister in state IS ment to the Associated Press toda, n declared the adhesion of Chile to thu e league of nations as an entity. In 1e ternational cooperation would assur is peace and compel respect for exist
 ing treaties, as outlined by Presiden c, Wilson's preamble.
 IT Armand Quesada, president of tn is cabinet, declared that all the minis ly ters approved the foreign minister
 views on the league.