I LEAGUE OF NATIONS.

Press, Volume LVI, Issue 16932, 6 September 1920, Page 7

I LEAGUE OF NATIONS.

FORTHCOMING ACTIVmBS. Br Cable—Press Association— Copyright.) (Keuter's Telegiama.) (Received September otli, 11.35 p.m.) LOXDOX, September 4. The League of Nations announces that the committee connected with the Brussels Financial Conference meets m Paris on the lSth inst. to examine th*> | principles on which t'he expenses °f League should be. distributed a k members The will m a representative from India. . The League's transit organisation meets in Barcelona in January to dea i with questions affecting _ international travel, with a vie v." to eliminating tno j present inconveniencesalso to r?~ ; (establish normal conditions, simplify I Customs formalities, and to secure better regulations for obtaining passports, visas, and the of the fees therefor. Enemy countries nave, been invited to appoint representatives 011 a special suß-committee. (Received September ot'li, 11.5 p.m.) NEW YORK, September 3. Mr James M. Cox, criticising Senator W. G. Harding's speech at Marion, Ohio, in which lie stated, among other : things, that in The Ha jrne_ Tribunal thov had the frame of something real'y and effectively instrumental in ensuring i peace, said The Hague Tribunal_ had ' proved a failure, and Senator Harding's position was simply reaetionaryism ap- . plied to international affairs. I