The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-09-22


has refused Japan's proposition. fear
inx that Il would he OverthrOwn II II
accepted. Some of the leaders In that
government have long been suspected
Of being pro-Japanese. An Interesting
report In Washington In that Robert
Lansing. former secretary Of state un-
der President Wilson, will be an ad-
wiser to the Chinese delegation.
The assembly Of the League Of Ma
lions continues to function. In disrc-
gard Of the assertions IT various per.
sOnsges that thu. league IL virtually
dead. Parv4,theticsiiy. II may be said
that the treaty Of Versailles guaran.
tes.s the leagues life for ~ years for
the purposes u administering the Saar
basin aud the control VI Danxix. The
chief accomplishment Of the assembly
last week WAS the election Of Judges
Of the International court Of Justice.
Elihu Kmt having declined. for per
xOnnl REASONS, to he \ candidate, the
Latin American group brought about
the election Of John Bassett Moore Of
New York. He and ten others were
accepted by the council. Three deputy
Judges also were elected and cON-
"r'ae'' out t"ere was 'touo'e over t"e
ch"'ce OF '"e IMnr'h oepu'y. l"ree
times the assembly elected Senior Al
.vnrez Of Chile. and three times the
cot'hc'' vo'ed TOT Al. !t'"cn'nps OF fe''
gum. Al mst tue deadlock was re-
ierred I" committee. senior Ahaaor
~ iaha'ha threatened 10 w't"'raw MS
ue'eRht'"'i II Alvarez WAS hot secep'e''
ny tue eou"c"'
Inc question: OF the leagues cosnlpr'
tence to Judge the Tscns-Arscs dis
pute and the Ch''e'b"''vla treaty wa"
reierred 10 committee ~ three Jur'
lists. SenOr Edwards u chile stated
'hat I've was nN prepared 10 admit That
the league was licensed to lntrude In
purely SCUM american shs'rH III v'o-
lati6n OF the Monroe doctrine. Sen0r
Ar"mayo of i'"'sis' having receives'
ne" INSTRUCTION." from Ia fss. WIN
urew hiS demand mat the dispute WIN
Ch"e no 'hciu"ed III the asehds OF the
a""e'"o'!'
The INsh-meaninx the Slim Feln-
ers-were willing to hold d conference
with the British cabinet ut Inverness
this week, NJ prO,n,sssI by Premier
Lloyd George, but, M WAS easily pre-.
dicted. they didn't want 10 submit to
the only condition Imposed, tl,ut the
Slim Eein must abandon Its demand
for separation from the empire. De
vniern sent Harry Roland and Joseph
Mct;rmih with his acceptance Of the In.
vitmtiOn. hut In his letter he mnde xcv-
crai reservations, chief Of which WAS
his objection To admitting Ireland. nj.
IcgInnce to the British crown before
entering the conference. He aiso mr..
gurd TINT II the premier objected to
the secession N ireland from the EN-.
pire he should not support the seccs.
sion Of Ulster from Ireland.
Mr.. Lloyd George sent the cO,jriers
bnck To Dublin with u message To DE
Valera TINT his note WAS unxntisfac.
tory md h. Ind better write another.
This the governor supplemented by
u Telegram to De Valera canceiinx ti.s
arrangements for the Inverness con.
ference because he felt that. In view
~ the Irish attitude, negotiations
would BE- useless. The premier WAN
ns conriIintory M he could be con.
sistentIy, hut ut this writing II
IL uncertain whether the nesoti-
mtiOns for peace will continue. The
Dali Eirnnn. however. named Its dele.
gates for the conference. II Il In held.
.i.I.yn,.. ,r.. Arthur Cr,s,,,h s,s,od.r