The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-11-26
..,, w. = IT GENEVA
AROUSE SUSPICION
League Assembly At Sea, AS
To Selfish Ends
OF Japan.

GUreva, Nov. 2O.-An international
military force, with an international
-zfa5f was proposed to the assembly
Of the League of Nations today by
.sisnAtor Henri La Fontaine, Of the
z3slxizn delegation.
Senator La Fontaine had somewhat
.stnr7Ied the assembly by declaring
1JzAt she world was not yet ready for
disarmament.
Vie proposed that the ornaments
SIND armies be composed in an inter-
7AffUBm force with an international
zs2JI. ready to be used "in the cause
esaT right" in such a case as arose
EraB xhe present situation of
Armenia
GsEc spa, Nov. 20-The first formal
STRIP hooking toward the revision of
chr rOWenant of the League of Ma
sszGns was taken by the assembly of
rEne leagUe at today's session. The
ZEzA.h minister Of foreign affairs H.
"A. Van Karnabeek, introduced a reso-
Ertipn for reconsideration of Article
XVIII having to do with the registra
ySEnu or treaties.
GI5y VI. n. Rickey.)
Grneya. Switzerland, Nov. co.
-E-Isn japanese came to this first ses-
aszzH OF the League of Nations AS
-.sgsSbly with The evident idea of Gre
,aS7ag q great impression. They have
-ss1seRsdsd, lint not in the way that
zGHeY hoped.
The Impression created is that, of /
saGg zhR delegations, the Japanese
aszsnzXs IN he under the most general I
-,szsSpTefon as TO its motive. This is
-1suf keSsa0se of any action taken up |
z1D nav INT because of the quite gen.
rszzay Tear that the Japs are prepared /
I'm zraiye very embarrassing questions !
'-snSEh might cause discussion in the /
sEKEznhly before the Assembly is old .
vaEurrzh 10 absorb any sort of shock.
yB-rarIly what the Japanese are up
1zoO yzIaen the best-informed students of .
-sigEHnsss diplomatic policy are unable .
sGW ftyBre out. But all are agreed
ls1A1t their attempt to take and hold |
ys-rzg gEsnter of the stage at Geneva is
zyzS of carefully devised plan, by
E2xn 8 Japanese, to accomplish some /
azqIfzsh purpose.
The .Japs Storm Geneva.
Z IS estimated that the Japanese !
ZozEH twD or three times as many |
SDEsIie here as has any other nation !
an addition TO the three delegates |
"aS1Rg sit in the assembly they have .
.a4Grzuans al minor officials and news
8y.aszT correspondents from every sec
7tIED 81 Japan. OF course every one
,as IKE latter is under direct influence
e5f has government and part of the
-Sy1Erzl Japanese plan, whatever it
Eaay Dr.
-zuDanese from everywhere, in fact
xfsy have quite taken possession of
e1E city.
Besides the hotel which they en-
sIxalF occupy as their headquarters,
.sEErC other hotel accommodates
1azSzs0gr of them.
Every building that houses a ia
I1a1aEsse displays a Japanese flag. al
Ways the biggest flag on the build
fnE
automobiles under japanese char
'cAr for the duration of the confer {
axE1 ezEh one flying at least one ia ,
By7nssR Nag, fairly block traffic at
csHgssted points.
,GSDB can not walk a block or step
I1x0 cafe without meeting one or I
zsT1np of correctly dressed sphinx ,
EsssRa1 little brown men who have {
ssRnns half way around the world for {
.aszos purpose which obviously can q
Z7St be explained by their desire to :
fE8rs fsIar world peace, 9
AZ least, If this is their only pur-
I9EssE, ND one here gives them credit Z
&fGwders What They're Up To. 7
S1De explanation is that their adj a
10 the League of Nations on q
an eanality with the white races has v
ErnH 10 their heads and affected G
,.ssm in the same way that newly got F
&HR riches often affects the white a
znnR n
smother is that by this great dis I,
slzls lhey hope TO impress all the 9TH Y
= -Asa4ic peoples with their inten- S
KIDD 10 dominate the Far East. Il
a more widely held view is that the q
THaanese are determined that moth q
Eng shall be done by the assembly to D
rs1r,se Shantung back to China, and h
nm 81 This question is raised in the
'4zssC azlly rather than have any ac- il
iisn IaHa A. they VIII try to break up
.S1s show by introducing the explo-
sxan subject of race equality G
a as possible, but not likely, that F