The evening world. Newspaper, November 11, 1920, Page 23

, LEAGUEDELECATE HASTEN TO GENEVA PROGRAMINE READ Forty-One Nations to Be Renre- sented at Assembly—Brilliant Group Is Expected. GEINDVA, Nov. 11 (Associated Press).—Geneva is beginning to feo! tte honors as the headquarters of the Worlla and its residents are being violently elbowed to make room for the League of Natidna with all its appurtenances. The Secretariat of the League, 300 «trong, is occupying the largest hotel for its offices. The delogations to the Assembly of the League on Nov. 165, thelr secretaries and advisers, are ex- pected to number 1,000 more, taxing to the utmost the accommodations of this small city. Sudging by the promptness and numerical strength of its representa- tion, Japan is the country that takes its role in the Leagu§ most seriously. | About eighty of Its delegates already Uy pine Cabinet Ministers—mostly Min- THE VICTORY ™ are here, taking up three floors {n| ist ot two of the leading hotels, and quar- ters have been reserved for 100 in all. 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