The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31
GREAT VICTORY
fCouttnusd Prom Page -One.)

Gotory system bow undcr e~ar1tratfou
One plan makes tho league Of nations
trusted Of the colonies wurtIinE through
particular stats rs Is aSrnt. but re-
serving detailed powers OF oversight
Tho second Is tha; the trustee shall be
one OF tbs Ur..nb->rs Of the league OF
nations and working fer Just aduinistra-
ton.
Tho state chosen as e mandate should
DO chosen as n choice OF the people to
bs governed. All nations arc forbidden n
greater military force than Is required
for police work. and all hnvo tho right
Of appeal 70 III" league FOR any Injustice
Opinion :Dct;ncS also to give the mandate
m p+rpHtUity in order to stimulate Do
vNlopncat but with the reservation That
the mandate ;s r"y-ncahle FOR mis- govern
rIcat or through tn" people reaching tho
St-I1-~ OF saclf government
These arc thc main f~Htrr-cs OF the
mandatory system wEIjcn Che powers now
have accepted in principle and which the
great powers arc engaged IN formulating
thc practical details
PARIS. Jnn. %o.-rhe supren1" council
continued this morning its examination
into tho question cf GH-Da3y's colonies.
and notab!" tn" British PROPOSAL regard
ing no manner in which certain OF the
powers Iu:rht BE- entrusted with Inanda-
;ory authority hy = league Of nations.
The iuter-allicd commission charged
with the investigation OF IN" Polish situ-
alton met 4, III. cor"is:n ocnce this morn
ing and studied :!t" Instructions drafted
by ". Pichon. tho french foreign minis
ter. which .hav" been approved by the
allied Sorcrnm"ntS. Tho Instructions
i" fine n" scoop: OF tho work OF the COM
, mission during is visit TO Poland. At
the end OF this session tn" !nt"--alli"G
cronlc!sSion listened 70 statements b.;
Polish Ard Cz.,cho-Slovak delegates 70
the peace conference.
PARIS, Jan. 70 The supreme cuun-
Gil. il is officially announced. today
reached satisfactory provisional ar
rlu2c:.ent.s dealing with the German
! colonies and tho occupied territories of
| Turkey AMI Asia
| The council decided that tho military
! representatives. Of The allied powers II
!. Versailles should meet and report on
: the mos: equitable distribution of the
! the purpose Of rlaiutaing order In Tur-
! key. pending action by the conference
! regarding The soverrrncrt Of Turkish
territory.
! PARIS. Jan 30-Thc Official ctrlIrnol.
: nication on tho pcHtc proceedings today
! reads:
! The president oS the United States
| thr l-irn" ministers aad ministers q:
! fp-r.%a affairs of tho allied and asso-
! cat"d powers. us well rs tho japanese
: representatives.. trda? held two meet
! iag7S AZ III" Quai E'Orsay, The first from
| II Il. n. uH;tl I =. III. and tho second
| from $50 to p. ~
! The exchange OF views continued or
/ the German colonies in the Pacific and
| in Africa, in thr presence OF tho rcprc-
! Scntnt;vcS Of tho G"!ninicns and Of n
! Simon, French minister Of the colonies
! ard Of tho Marquis Salvage EaSsi Ut
! al%).
! Tn the afternoon satisfactory pro
! visnual arrtn:;cm"nls were reached tol
! dealing with IN" German colonies an1
! n. occupied territory n Turkey ant
, Asia.
AZ ;hc afternoon meeting the Belgian
! Delegates w,'-" present. Mn. f%InanS
/ HaiIr.,il"urei a:iI E:.i.d"-'!.ld" W." rc,
,.,iapani.d 10y y. orr. wh" "%Hialn"d
. thn Eclsian pom. &c -"!"w c"nc"rnir&
, IN. Congo.
/ II. WIS further decided That n" NIL
! ;:arv representatives, "r thr Hllird AM
! ;,y,acfatrd powers %, Errsn'ji"a should
, b. asked 10 met - o." 0r' present 4