The evening world. Newspaper, December 15, 1920, Page 9

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1920. Mile. Férthammer, speaking !n ae ee Seite Set ee emits | IGNORES WILSON (mall, provinose without an outlet to} cellent Pnglish, was enthusiastically —— The Russian Government was report . | “4 Ht tee's suggestions were adopted, | wea ed to-day to have recognised she 4 tS japplauded, especially when she) ~sseddipiinegionm kes It hh | Menian Soviet and to have promia o | pleaded for the 20,000 "Armenian! orden Company Pleads Guilty. jMakes Its Own Agreement Wit |safoguard the country. |women still Inecaptivity: | | the Turkish Nationalists eee - The Borden's Farm Producta Com-| + Objected to M ‘The resolutions were unanimousiy| pany, Inc., to-day pleaded @ullty in| on Boundaries, Dr. Joseph Zepeda in Je ' ‘ minebed: a Cie Avperanty, | Spectal Gessiona At Bt: George, §. 1. to) CONSTANTINOPLE, Dec. 15—Ar-|fernon Market Court to-day charged | “The proposal that the League as- | ehargd of selling milk as "Grade A"|menian boundary lines as proposed by |with attempted aasault and violation sume the duties which heretofore have | Which did not have the required, butter| President Wilson in two volumes re-jof the Sullivan tow. tte rea, 8 ‘ | devolved upon Holland under the In- fat content. Counsel for. the eampany | cently, despatched to Francs, were dis- |euent at tho\Hotel Normandie, At & nid because the cream hed risen and |tegarded ti Turkish pation: |o'elock this morning when a bell boy o-day when ternatiénal Opium Convention, regu-| the not been stirred up again alists and Soviet officials met at*Batum | bottom of the can was not|to fix the frontiers. mak, whe trae” paouioioa waving 6 Mile. Forthammer of Denmark) sting trattic in the drug, was taken| {) it should have been. =| According to plans discussed after revolver. First of Her Sex*to Ad- up to-day by the Assembly. The com- a _———— — . a mittee recommended that the Secre- dress Assembly. tariat of the League collect informa- pecieteit a tion from the interested countries, and aa that the subject be further Investi- GENEVA, Dec. 15 (Associated | gated by an advisory committee in- “ on).—The subject of the “white| cluding representatives from countries os especially concerned—Holland, Great ve” traffic wes taken up to-day! Britain, France, India, Japan, China, the Assemb! the L ¢ Siam and Portugal @ Assembly of the League of | ‘ie committee report mentioned the fations. difficulty resulting from the absence rat. | of the United States and Germany The proposals regarding this traf- | rom the League, and suggested that jo are that the countries which ad- ered to the international conven- | i ftom of 1904 be invited to send dele. | i] yates to another international con- i] lerence to be held before the next \eaembly; also that tho Councll ap- int a committee to investigate the Jeportation of women and children in ia Mfnor. 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