The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 7, 1920, Page 9

TURSDAY, DECEMRER 7, 1920. EAGUE OF NATIONS IS. WAVERING? tion of Argentine Delega- lion Is Discussed by Inter- | national Experts BY JAMES I, MILLER BUENOS AIRES, Dec Are ELMB proms awaite t from the passing Judgment wal of the nation's m the league of some pronc govert t portunity t nation of the le a new association. eague has not} as M, Vivant ve for an in regan the | on it contin immediate o those nations which took part in world war.” | Dr. Estanisiao Zeballos, former Inister to the United States, de d today that Harting is faced h & most favorable ming the present league o! under principles of I} equality and peace,” or le the formation of a new league the same principles ve the support of| ifitled its miss it should finite time as the gina was invite in | and did so, withou e said pointed ited Press dispatch mtine delegation had mn the assembl In Associated Press dispatch, it reported the delegation had“re: d from the league.” “The newspaper called atte fact that no member, nt, can withdraw the without two years’ notice. gentina withdrew from the assem ly, not from the sent. eg X.C. CHIEF TO 5 Visit SEATTLE e Wednesday on Tour of Inspection A. Flaherty of Philadelphia, Knight of the Knights of will arrive in Seattle| iy on his tour of the K. of) thru the country. fs making his annual! to fill speaking engagements in | to give a personal account to membership of the K.'of C. in| principal cities of the country of recent Knights of Columbus e-Metz-Rome pilgrimage, | he headed. More than 250 shia, representing every state in je Union, made the trip. other motive of Flaherty’s tour necessary readjustment of K. ec. bmg and educational work it to the offer of a $5,000, ‘memorial building by the K. of to the American Legion. Fla- will inspect K. of C. schools other welfare units during his and return to his committee of me officers with recommenda. for changes In the work if he changes necessary. ‘The Knights maintain more than free night schools for former serv- men and more than 400 veterans receiving free college education nthe K. of C. 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