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The Invitation expressed the view that the general’ consideration of the | sf subject of a reduction of armaments would be “greatly facilltated” 4f the United States Government could sce ‘ts way to send a representative to ait In an advisory capacity with the | commission, e Following the council's approyal of 6 e ae i egion. Mass the .Invitation at its session to-day e & note embodying it was deapatened | 4m PARIS, Deo. 1 (Assc —Presiient Wilson’; “Poor Old Europe Will Feel Less Abandoned,” Says French Delegate. nee ¢ the role of Armenian mediator ts con. GENEVA, Dec. 1 (Asnociated Press).—A letter to President Wilson, Accepting his offer to act as mediator Armenia, was drafted to-day by the Council of the Leagye of Na- tions, Mr. Wifkon’s note, which wns i Tecelved, this morning, was read to La § Semen ‘ct ioe Counc at ans0 n 20 Different Styles —All @'clock, and was reveived with marks of liveliest sdtistaction. The reply to Mr. Wilson expresses Appreciation of the President's ac- ceptance. The Allied High Commis- sloners at Constantinople, It saya, are Ddeing consulted as to qhe best way for Mr. Wilson to proceed. ‘The Council believes there will be Ro great difficulty about the Presi- dent's mediators conferring with Mustapha Kemal Pasha, the Turkish Negtionalist leader, who has be | making war upon the Armen An offer from Spain and: Brazil to | Join in the meMiation came during} this morning's session of the Council. | That body left it to President Wilson to decide if he desired this co-opera- tion, After further discussion of the note | in the Council meeting this afternoon 4t will go forward to Washington in the early evening. Lord Robert Cecil annotnced that be was still anxious that the $20,000,000 Which he had estimated would be suf. | ficient tovequip an expedition to help | e Armenians be secured “Poor old Europe will feel less Abandoned,” was a remark made by a member of the French delegation While discussing the matter. ‘The news gave the Assembly great felief, as the Armenian question had hecome the bughear of the péople. Many delegates regretted it had been | of Raccoon, French Seal, Opossum and Nutria Collar. Now $35 At $19.95 Sale of 400 brought up in a particular form that would have exposed the League to Pensure in case a mediator had not been found. - “President Wilson's action is a big @ep toward a solution of one of the ost serious problems before the As- wembly,” was the way Lord Robert Cecil characterized the acceptance, “It brings relief to all of us who are }) trying to find a way to help the Ar Menians out of the difficulty, Mr. Wilson's acceptance is commendable nd worthy of the best traditions of the United States.” Suits Plain and Fur Dresses More Than 30 Styles in a Variety of Materials fe Armenia and is a Values as high as $40 fommittee considering de’ im that country, w; ine exsimism yesterday to- ed with joy. ,” he said,4 307 FIFTH AVENUE 3° Franklin Simon 8 Co. 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GRAY SQUIRREL COLLARED Dec. 1.—Joh hy hud enjoyed a courteay of ‘oned thefta, ompanied by te: n, The ounce: ZHS SVewinG WORLD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1920, On drawn by the Military hea | idered t the French Foreign Office York paper received a cablegram ect outside and draw a crowd calling on the United States to pane Pe a ADDY development, and Foreign DECLARED REPORT from his publisher saying: while you go inside and lecture. @ representative to lt om the Com-| Office officials sald to-day they were OF DEATH GROSS “It Mark Twain very {ll end mission. much gratified, it is hoped President ‘ 600 words, {¢ dead eend 1,000,” EXAGGERATIQN Circus Man Proposed Tight Rope The correspondent showed the despatch to Twain, who emiled as he handed {t back, m his arrival in je of Nations. 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