Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-08

subjects before the congress. And out
of these successive stages II Is expected
that | car,e cf Nations will bc embedded
rs a tangible existing organization, as
we'll rs n documentary treaty
Tho exchange of views ON the ten
iativo plans i pcrmittin such mutual
ace, mmodation on fundamental points
that il is expected that a public state
mcnt viii be made ~ an ea date,
with ,tc authorization Of the Govern
ncute ccnccrnc showing the general
a ar ietcr OF the y oercss made.
NV POWERS As LtAGr v NUCI Eus.
As far rs il has been developed the
general Sc en-, for Ieag e OF Nations
agrees with previous forecasts. II IS
learned ii NJ Tue United States, Great
Britain, rance. Italy nm Japan VIII
il rm hc nucleus IN will declare that
the len will preserve the peace of the
world and lusticc - all An arbltral
cctIrt Viii hc created. and il will bc backed
hv tho combined force of all
The Central Powers aud neutral ma
tiun~. It Is added will be taken in as
prehationcrs as they demonstrate that
tie, ur >clfgovcrnng people and give
cNldcu e ot good faith 4 abide by tie
dcslslons ii the league
" hat il calls the american plan for
Lea ~ II Nations IS outlin q today
hv tho lari. edition Of The London
ID lh Nml I he paper says that tn
Rtt.l,h Government not only has ac-
=, trl tin plan. but Is prepared to 60
much urthcr
tupts ,,poHs TO HA'E SEAT
Tho framework Of the ,mcrican scheme,
according t. he pallv Mail, follows
th working organization IN a small
,Dnutr such "a, Belgium or Holland
Ii IS pr posed that each nation send one
Ambassador who vill also bc il member
ot tbe cabinet II hl~ country The
ihr Nmhaesaurs are to at cuntlnu
ua-t ana X, ~ agreement With their
homc Governments
lh, cuur, ol the League If Nations.
rcr ri. ng to this plan, would hc sub
ordinate a. and distinct from the Am
Las-ador- Nrhltratiou IN case oi dis
putc~ would J., voluntary i desired,
compulsory. II necessary IN caSe "t =
refusal 70 arbtratc. Il IS added the
league would appoint some "t - mem
hcr~ ~ cNcrcISc pressure
- 'AMrRIc " rLt>" Atr pnrLGEn.
The American delegates OF tho Peace
Caugrc-~ have taken note 1T thc "Amor-
lcan plan ~ outlined bv lho l)aiiN Mall.
II Is SAID that th,N hay, no knowledge ct
lt h,vund What thrN taEc read nc
members II the commission say that II
dl not ouguatc with them
Tia tmcr.an plaD, Il Is ,aId, ) not
lci dchut,ly formulated. and viii not
ID uutl IA, President further examines
Nariou~ tentative SUGGESTIONS including
several from alI. Governments
L Is d3.i q IN harfativr quarters
tlat thr statement that the ifntlSh
GUN,rancut ha- arrcptel the plan out
ln.,d ~ I'm p9lly Mail Is incorrect
IG,rt IS Is Ntt no authoritative in
lI,atls. ut,n ta. general Peace Con-
rt,.-- vll hcIm tt- sessions, nor : Il
,lest Whit progress can hc made be
rar, ~, uyuf Wilson returns to the
n4,.d states ia the middle q tehru-
aN
lRI-IpI>T udrErUI FOR LEAGUE.
Ta, rr,-l,ut j. sand 10 bc hopeful,
atfsr m- coutsr,nc,~ IN England and
ltav, thu tuo4ef progress has hocn
ma.t ou I'll, asa,rtl tunda ental agree
mont fur League 81 Nations - warrant
III. ia sue that a dcanltc groundwork
ha~ b.cn an on winch the congress can
rroe.,,d fo tuild.
To prchnmar, parlcv~ Of the Peace
Conference. according - Nome reports
vIl. h,-m Jan Is ii the French Tor
,.lu Drrc. and wIll bc marked hy an
,>enaulo 81 Nl.u, between The heads
II. lue Government and the Foreign
Ministers oi rance England fhc United
states and ltaiy I hc~c pr,lminarIcs will
jr.hablv be completed about Jan i,
Whrn tt, rrrrc~, ntatiyc> II all the powers
tlat h..N, severed relations With the
Central Power, Will meet with the rep
r,.-en,atIre~ o, rance. England the
uIicd ~tatc, and ltaiv and decide def
uttelN ou The composition 81 the del
otatlan- IL the Peace Congress.