Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-19
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Armed F Forces of Four Nations Will Maintain Order While
 Wilma Votes on Its Future

GENEVA. Nov. 1S.-(By the Asso- ciated Press-Great Britian and Spain will send military contingents to Wilma to maintain order during the popular consultation of the inhabi- tants,' held to determine the politi- cal fate of that city as between Lith- uania and Poland.
 The wording of the leagues an nouncement indicated that it had ask ed the intervention of these powers. Spain will send two companies of in fantry, but no statement as to the size of the British. French and Bel gian contingents was made.
 This announcement was made this evening by the assembly of the lea que of nations. It was added that the French and Belgian governments already had agreed to dispatch contin- gents thither.
 There had been no intimation here that this action by the assembly was impending The communication issu- ed this evening avoids the use Of the word "plebiscite" in connection v 'th the dispatch of troops. When G-aer- al Zellgouski entered Wilma wifn his outlaw troops some time ago. he an- nounced it as his purpose Co allow the inhabitants to determine their own government.
 Organization Completed In a somewhat agitated session to- day the league of nations assembly completed its organization by the election of six vice presidents. who with the six chairman of the commit tees selected yesterday form a sort of executive committee of the assem- bly, The non-European nations. for whom much solicitude was shown yesterday. had no complaint 10 make sthey obtained four vice presidents
 instead of the three, they had asked for.
 These were: Viscount Ishii Japan:
 Honorio Pueyrredon. Argentine: Sir George E Foster. Canada. and Ro- drigo Octavio. Brazil The other vice presidents are H. A. Vankarnabeek,
 Holland, and Dr. Eduard Benes, CZecho-Slovakia
 Picturesque features of the session were furnished by Baron Hayashi. head of the Japanese delegation. Dr. Fridtiof Nansen Of Norway. Gustava Ador, eX-presiderr of Switzerland. and the two leading members of the Brazilian delegation.
 Baron Hayashi attracted attention when he arose to ask the delegates to vote for ViscOunt Ishii. Japanese ambassador uo France. if Japan was to have a vice president. The whole assembly looked on with
 great interest when after NJ. Ador, who is also an expresident of the h. lternational Red Cross. had graciously replie dto the remarks Of Dr. Nansen regarding the Red Cross. the explorer rushed down side aisle. with char acteristic steel-trap action to grasp NJ. Ador's hand in a handshake so warm and real that the sentiment was com
 municated to the spectators.
 A curious result of the first ballot for vice presidents was a tie between
 Rodrigo Octavio. Brazilian under sec
 retary for foreign affairs. and Dr. Gastoa Da Cunha, Brazilian ambassa- dor to France, for sixth vice presi- dent. While the assembly was dis cussing the proposed vote for the re-
 maining vice president. an animated conversation proceeded at the Brazil ian bench each candidate insisting that he be allowed 10 withdraw III fa- or of the other A second ballot was taken, however.
 Delegates Satisfied As an act Of courtesy Giuseppe
 Motta, president of the Swiss confed-
 eration, who had delivered the ad dress of welcome. was eleeted honor ary president of the first assembly of the league.
 Rumors which had been current all
 week that certain combinations had been formed to carry pre-arranged programs through the assembly were denied today from two sources. M. Pueyrredon. for the Argentine delega- tion. said that il was absolutely un- true so far as Argentina is concerned
 that the South American republics were in an understar atng with other neutrals 10 force the admission Of Germany into the league. The British dominion repro lli- tives made it clear that they ere
 here to represent their particular do-
 minion without reference to sister dominions or mother country.
 All the delegates appear to be sat isfied with the progress made in the necessary preliminary proceedings. the work having been gone through with minimum of friction and they expect the final results to satisfy all frinndS of tba laaplio