New Britain herald., 1919-01-13

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 Organization Bcisng ConsIder@.
 Today's meeting probably NM With the important question of th ganization hy which the peaces gresS will function. It is also ea ed to make q start toward a de, on the question Of whether the sion$ will be Opon or secret.
 Reports that tho American dI tion has agreed on a working pld a league of nations, and that be one of the first things to bE before the congress, have beela rent in Paris. All outward evE in officials quarters point in theH direction. As late as President sons return from Italy he wN prepared to lay down a working desiring to have other plane o cations among the Entente deI@ offered first. M
 Americans Evolving PIaT
 At the same time MT. Wilso# # selected five men connected " @ American mission, ecognjza@ @ Nerts on international Questio IS draw up a tentative plan whi M could compare with his own 8 Out of the whole it was hos sz frame some concrete propositiCM M resenting the best deas of the @ can delegation. These men Ind # finished their work.
 Hague and Bryan Ideas F7av| |
 When the present peace e gets under way it probably N a found that much of the strucE Eaa the second Hague conference utilized, and that with this VI 8 coupled the plan of William ! z calling for years investigat M disputes before a declaration M This latter feature is one of mite things that Mir. Wilson is 8 stood to have in mind.
 Make War More DifTiCtl @
 American international law convinced that the great battle Will come in the discussion O NEE ever machinery is proposed tc Nz the probability of war. Not them believe the results of tn Saa congress will make war imr AS& a fut they are sanguinc that make armed conflicts more Their principal concern is tn |sIs Sz structure of the agraem eat, 1t IS called league of natlG S45 something else, shall not be s like The Hague conventions, IT flying phrases which would @ @ mine the whole structure. 3
 Want War Preventive HIca
 President Wilson and his d a] sloncrs are working on the 8 that Great Britain, France, Itl the rest of the world want so z rnachinery which will preven The business Of the conve lla Which begin today is to find 3 3 mon ground upon which a unite for such d purpose. Up further details, the United s zs 5 said to be unconcer1Cd, furth to expect that covenants shall filled and that details of th Z shall be in agreement with tn MHa N clpleS already anHoulced
 Delegations Not Yet Scttl
 The first business before preme war council when it 8 hled this afternoon was the ment of the question of rem a tion in the first session of tn S| allied conference.
 r. is still unsettled what
 will be represented or how ma ss egates will be allotted to each developed, however, that Chi not be represented hy Japan
 have her own delegation. aS38
 Efforts of the French press s8 to the fore the question Of tn of Entente and American tr Russia and the advisa bility o RI ing such troops into Poland td the Bolshevik advance, it is stood have been without sue far. Tha United States, it is Sd not consent to accept in prind as military policy the task American forces Tn Poland at &la Russia i'll larger mum bers tn ready are employed. Sz