The evening world. Newspaper, January 16, 1920, Page 8

LEAGUE FORMED: @aid Ear! Curzon, “T the loyalty of my government and the @xternal dominions of the Britisn | Problems of International Finance Crown to the spirit underlying the} Await Discussion at Conference @ovenant of the League of Nations.” Headed by Morgan. | Earl Curzon denied the I+ 4 “implies creation of a super-stat @ufficient to dispel this mi tion,” he added. Mot interfere with nationalities, be- eause it is upon nationiwod that it fests.” In closing, Curzon said he wished to “express my full concurrence with |” President Bourgeois'’s remarks rela- |") ” tive to tie United “This decision must be Curton said, Btates does clect to take her place in | { the new council of nations that place | cl will be vacant for her and I am sure @ Warm welcome will await her,’ w “great friend of mankind,” Ferrara, the Italian represe @apressed hope for early adhesion to the league of this “absent nation.” Premier Lioyd George and Viscount | Edwant Grey arrived late, entering the room some time after the cere- ENVOVS REGRET = wazarsssis recognized them, ward as one of the fathers of the league, Grey | replied he considered it | 4, . to sent on the fee a great hoi occasion (Continued From First Page.) desire to express PLANS OUTLINED = oN, Jan, 16.—Four big national finance are | ssion by @ world con- and business men imittee of noted “The m-~> tit “The Li hy J. P. Morgan. officials to-day out- »blems as followa: currency of the former belligerent countries on gold basis together with rolary of deflating their cur- ates,” her own,” “but if the United p of an International Clear- ve world trade in a to the service ren- trade by community Stabilizing the relations between | gold and sliver exchange, especially pect to ithe nations of the Terming the United States the Signor | b ative, hing a commodity standard | which the amown tof £18, in, the | dollar, frane or pound vould rise or full | according to the chaage In commodi- t The Store is closed § organization, |% ote : BANKING PARLEY | THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JANUARY ICE HAMPERS BAY TRAFFIC. | [Conditions Worse Since Record yl" Winter of 1917-1018, } nor and river traffic ware grently # the result of tee con er and lower by 8 r bay and)? 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