The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-28

down Union Jack which was flying
along with the American and French
flags In the celebration of the landing
Of the Pilgrims. Windows in the, club
were dubbed by the police. The flag
stayed in its place.
.: Saving Armenia.
Wilma. Goods, terinis os tba world
Money sending troops to VIII
ma. where the Lithuanians are lighting
Polish irregulars. and appealing to the
United States for money and TO Presi-
dent Wilson OF his services as peace
maker are tn ngs some of which the
Assembly OF the League OF Nations has
discussed doing and some OF which 1t
has done at its Geneva sittings.
France through Rene Viviani and
italy through Tomaso Tittoni have been
advancing their diplomatic and economic
aims. while Arthur Balfour for Great
Britain has been content to strike out
an Objectionable and supposedly vit9
clause OF the constitution of the World
Court which ri hu Root helped 10 franz
The French, accused in the past of
qome friendliness to Mustapha Renal,
have carried their point for the estab-
lishmeni of n force TO end hostilities in
Armenia and for the enlistment OF
willing nation as Intermediary between
the Turkish Nationalist leader and the
Armenians While Mr. Balfour sought
to head off this arrangement by asking
how there could DC any dealings with
unrecogni2ed bands he acquiesced in the
end, and the Vlviani resolutions were
adopted. The call to President Wileon
TO be the go-between followed. Lord
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America would contribute $40 900, 900. a
force Of 10000 troo. S could be equipped
10 pacfy Armenia
Slgnor TittonI IS going about enlisting
the small nations IN his cause--an inter
national pool OF raw materials under the
direction OF the league. The Swiss are
the latest 10 take up this scheme. which
has been put on the programme DESPITE
the efforts of Canada TO rule II ont Of
order Belgium. Poland and Czecho-
Slovakia are with italy. but the British
have gone so far as to say that II II is
adopted It means the wreck OF the league.
The plan has as II object the breaking
down OF the trade barriers erected in the
United States and Great Britain and the
argument Is that unless this Is done
there will be n great economic war and
eventually war Itself.
q, am NJ. As to wilma, 1900
troops are listed for
Soi"B I" duty there The Span
wilma iards win no among the
missing. the Madrid Government havna
20 dec dcd when the workers threatened
10 rrevent The derarture Of such A. ex-
petition The Scandinavian countries
each are counted on for 100 men
Germany. Bulgaria and Russia have
small chance getting into the leag"e 81
the present session France won't stand
for Germany, and her opposition 10 R"s-
sia has been strengthened by Oh"
opinion Of Dutch jurlst tina; admits
ion to the league is de facto recogn-
don Of a government Serbia. Rr-
nania and Greece have served notice
that Bulgaria must stay 0Tr Austri1
alone Of the Central Powefs Is meeting
little or no opposition IN Its effort TO
entor tho c.rele
Great Britaln's protest has ended Mt
tompts to amend tho covenant. presum-
ably 20 the end that way might BE-
opened for admission OF the United
states. The Scandinavians were behind
the movement II Is the view OF British
diplomacy that Europe should wait un
til America has given some indication
OF tie desires and purposes.
Greece is voting to-day on tho return
OF Constantine 70 the throne. and II s
assured that the rlebscte will so In hie
favor The British ar French Pro
mlers now meeting IN London are ex.
rectcd 20 warn Greece that she VIII
jcopardizr her rairs at the peace tah'e
by restoring Constantine. But Il Is also
expected that TIE Pertinent NJ Athcu.
win ay 10 attention 30 such warming
So b'a 'ho onlr nation that Throat
cns 1.lcc action Sho - rcndy 90 hre
or h.r alliance vIth Greece and Sd
v iot aov io exile u France fore
seq er.h str
Tt. ra,o Greek Cotinef rot only ~
~ivcn la'ranooa 20 Great Britain on
CorstauNrof nollclc, NNt bars throw
owe hc b1t ~ % aci ov ed..i0'
against Nrstn ha Ecma ir nm effort 10
gain recognition Tor Constantine
fIoyd ttnormo and