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Jonkheer Van Karnnbeek frat called
attention 10 this article Of the covenant
nj yesterdays session. He said there
were several interpretations of the article,
which in brief provides that treaties Re
tween nations ahall not be binding until
they are registered with tho league, aud
uronosed that IL be studied carefully with
view 70 It's clarlficatlon.
eTbe text of article XVIII reads
''Eyery treaty or International engage
nent entered into hereafter by any mem
ber Of tide League shall be forthwith regis
tered with the secretariat aud shall as soon
as possible be published by j.. No such
treaty or international engagement shall
be binding until 30 registered
Paris. Nov. 20.-Thc French govern
ment will cooperate with the League ~
nations in supplying frances quota %
troops % be sent 20 the wilma region iof
the preservation If order duHng the
plebiscite 10 be taken there for deiermina-
lion of the political fate of the district,
!, was stated today at the i6qeign uiiice
The definite plans have not yet been work
cd out. foreign Office officials said, bur
they saw no obstacles ~ the formation
ff nm international force and ne dispafch
10 Lthuania The opinion was eKpIes-ed
that r, 600 men probably would he sufficient
Both Frnnce and Great Britain hhfc
considerable forces in upper Stesiat paf'7
elf which could easily be trnpsferred i'
Wilma. The Spanish contingent u ls lt-
derstood VIII 90 over land
Geneva. Nov 70 The osscmhly II
the League of Nations was osked today
10 make Spanish orc n tie ofilcial Z.
g,tapcs of the league 7 be propagation Tfr
made in resolution drafted ~ nHmhcr
If the deicgateg and introduced by QT
ones de Leon Of the Spanish dclcga'lpr
Washington, Nov 20 Senator WI
| liam r. Borah, ore ~ the Irrcco' c'imt'"
( opponents If tho peace trc1fy. is7'ied 2
/ statement here last night assell.ig ne
/ actions 0f the Assembly ~ the l>eaEie y
Nations, now couveued ~ Gor eva 20
+ asserting that "thc iinperiallsts ~ Ger rye
/ are unnasking wlth Startling rapdry
The Idaho Senator saYs that already
+ il i demonstrated that the ourcil q
Assembly 81 the Iea gtIc claims ne rigf'
/ 10 call for troop from every leaVie mem
4 ber This n done he pdds, n under ne
fnuch-cIiscu=sod Ar'lcle 10 r the Treaty
/ but under Article ! T. about whioh 'her'
! has becu little said He condemns alap ~
secret sessions - Geneva.
Geneva Nov. 20 Hopo tha' with
ont too much delaY way 9lI he found
for the entrr of the United Stetes INTO ~
League of Nations i given ~ the dfc-
Iarations of President-ccct Harding y ws'
declared IN An address u the assembly =
the league todav bY Tomesso li''nni
former foreign minister q Italy
The leagdc. he added "Flil never Il
League of Nations until sll the nations
without exception are lncluded m 4
Geneva. ~ov 2n The German gov
ernnent 70 longer considers itself nour.
~ the clause of the Versailles r.-f'
~ phich GerTnanv surrendpre her m.
onieg "a the Allies. accordlr m sn orircta
note of protest presented 'a the lEaEl
Of Nations Assembly
The Assembly began rs first session 2
this CITY Mondav
The rote declares the Allies Lave r
fulfilled their undertaking. coEcernIr
the allotment of the colonies and mar
dates Having signed the oompacf Il
the League of Nations fiernau- Iuder
stood she would lie admitted - n
League and consequently take part n -
allotneuis 0f mandates
The German note constitutes 2 sfro-
protest against the razoCAtcs