Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
HARDIN0's VIEWS
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Antonio nuneun, head Of the Chllian
delegation and chairman Of the Conn
mittee on Admission of New Members,
told tho Associated Press yesterday Tint
his committee already war hard at work
aud hoped to make nm carly report.
News Of the application Of Monte
neHr, for mcinbership in the league leak
cd out yesterday. No information was
given on tho subject by the seorctnriat Of
the lengue This tardy application neees-
sarily will come up on the iloor of the as-
sembly before being referred to com
mittee.
The makeup of the commission to
examine into the details Of the eventual
intervention Of the League of Nations in
theArmenian situation was announced this
morning. II comprises Lord Robert Ce-
Gil, Senator Henri In Fontaine of Belgium,
DIR. Fridtjof Nansen Of Norway, Honorio
Pueyrredon Of Argentina, Rene Vivi-
ani of France and Signor Schansi of Italy.
In the course Of yesterdays session
Delegate Millen of Australia asked that
Germany's protest against the league
method of apportioning mandates Tor
former German colonies, submitted re-
Gently, be laid before the assembly before
being referred to committee. The ques-
ton went over.
A resolution introduced by George
Ncoll Barnes Of Great Britain asking the
Council TO explain why il failed to inter
vene and prevent hostilities between Po-
land and Soviet Russia last summer, went
over to the next session, 10 be held Thurs
day.
The secretarat Of the league com
municated 10 the assembly telegram
from the National Ukrainian Committee
in the United States asking the league To
respect the rights of the ukrainlan Ma
tionals in Europe, by obliging the Polish
troops to evac,iate Ukrainan an territory and
the Rumanian troops 10 evacuate Btiko-
wina. and asking recognition OF theukrani-
an republic.
Boston. Nov. "a james Bryce, for
mer British Ambassador to the United
States, pictured the world Mt "the abyss
Of calamity into which the war has plunged
il" in "A letter 10 tire Colonial Society oi
this city made public yesterday. ihe
American and English peoples, he said
are specially called 10 try and rescue the
world from the danger He added that
| Americas influence is priced becatlSs
''sho ia impartial, raised above the Jealous.
| les end ambitions that vex this distracted
| Europe" f"
| Lord Bryce wrote to express regret
| at his inability 20 attend the annua
! meevi ing of the society, which this YEA
| celebrated the tercenteuary Of the landint
Of the Pilgrims.
THE little band of humble men wh,
/ landed in wintry weather on the hiea1
! Plymouth coast planted among yot
| these principles Of ordered freedom ant
| self- government which have spread fron
ocean to ocean and become beacon iigh
70 the nations Of two worlds, he wrote.
New York. Nov "a. The Jewisi
Morning Journal printed the following
Yesterday morning about Paul hymans
/ presidcnt-elect OF the league:
"When tho news was received iron
Geneva that Paul Hymans from HelgIaiH
| was elected president Of the leagiIe nan,
were Interested TO know whether Hymar
was a Jew. Here in America nobody knew
"The Jewish Morning Journal ha
since made an investigation and is nov
able 10 say that Paul Hymaus Is Of ia
Jewish race. This news comes 60 us iron
our London correspondent.
"A book published by X. Clay 4 Sons
Ltd. London, entitled Jews Amongst tn
Leaders of the Allies, enlightens the worl'
on the part the Jew is taking in the wa
for the Allies.
In this book are biographies Of man.
Jews, including Sir Herbert Samuel, Ed
win S. Montague, Lord Reading and 9th
ers. In this book are also biographies c
American Jews and the part they are tax
ing in the war
Fin this book We find that Hymar
was horn in Brussels fifty-hve year
ago He was iurist and formerl
i member OF the Belgian Parliament
He was also professor OF the BrusseI
University, vice-president Of the Board {
Directors and Belgian ambassador
LondoH
New York. Nov. 24 The assembly {
the League Of Nations in Geneva has sci
communication regarding America
cooperation in Armenian affairs TO Pres
| dent Wilson, according 10 Il cable messag
received az the Near East relief heaI
quarters here today.
The message was from Walter C'eore
Smith Of Philadelphia, one OF the Afnei.
can delegates to the international Phi
Armenian conference, which also has bee
in session in the Swiss city. He SAID Il
communication to the President was dl
cided upon at yesterdays meeting OF II
assembly.