LEAGUE OF NATIONS.

Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume XXI, 18 November 1920, Page 2

LEAGUE OF NATIONS.

AMERICA’S ABSENCE THEREFROM.

IMPORTANT WOMEN'S MOVEMENT. .

[Per Press Association—Copyright-] (Australian and N.Z. Cable Assn.] Received this day, 8.45 a.m. NEW YORK, yesterday. Mrs CinJt, one of the suffrageite leaders instrumental' in the success of the women’s movement in the United 'States, hits lewfested every woman wta voted for Senator Ifardr ing to send' 'him a leifo l ' urging ifhat the United Stales should enter 'the League of Nations,

BRITISH OVERSEAS-. REPRESENTATIVES. BIG GUNS NOP PRESENT’ YET. Australian and N.Z Cable Assn Received this day: 10 a.m. LONDON, yesterday. The Australian Press correspond, ent at Geneva, reports thfflt Senator Millin has joined all the Commissions. • Sir J. .Allen participates in. commissions 3 to 6. The Assembly began the discussion of SecretaryrGeneral’s report on the Council’s work. The repo t shows that tire special commil.tee on finance is of opinion that the blest indices of financial capacity were populatio'ii and nett revenue in fixing the contiiltUtioais, but it leaves the. final decision with the Assembly

In view of the importance of al.lowinigt as much time as possible to the principal -Powers, the Council decided to defer the presentation of the reportf on the. mandates to the Assembly till tile latest possible dale