The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-12-30


Aug. 23Panama agreed to let Costa
Rica occupy Coto.
Aug 2l-japan formally accepted invita-
ton 20 disarmament conference.
United States peace treaty with Austria
signed IN Vienna.
Aug. 25-Unlted States signed peace
treaty with Germany In Berlin.
Aug I--rurks drove Greeks back across
sakaria river with heavy iosses.
Aug 29Iiostilities opened between
Hungary and Austria concerning frontier.
United States peace treaty with Hun
gary signed IN Budapest.
Sept. l-Agreement reached 10 divid1
l-ithuania into two states, one indepena"
ent and one controlled by Poland.
Sept. 4-soyiet Russia and Afghanistar
signed treaty
sept. 5-League OF Nations assembly me
In Geneva and elected II. A. Van karne'
beck Holland. president
Sept. H-I4CaEue OF Nations assembly
elected i Judges Of mteruauoual court ol
Justice. including John Busaett Moore oi
the United states
Sept. iS-Iiostilities broke out betwee \
JuEo-slavia and Albania.
Sent. 2i-iithuania. Esthonin and Latyia
admitted 70 League Of Nations =.
epaeuate BurEepiand
Sept 20 German reichstag ratified peac6
treaty with United States
Oct b-League OF Nations assembly nd
tuurned after re-eleCNgg Brazil. CHINA,
Belrium and spain noDpermauent mem
beers bf council
oct 7-Cbina rejected Japan's proposals
for settlement Of Shantung controversy.
Oct l0-uiyision OK Silesia decided by
League % Nations council
oct is United states senate ratified
ireatiea Of peace with Germany. Austria
aiid Hungary by vote OF W 10 %.
Nov. 5-Treaty between France and
Turkish Nationalists announced
Nov. 7-Great Britain entered strOng
protest against Franc0-futklHh accord.
Nov. S-Council ~ ambassadors np-
proved boundaries Of Albania.
Nov, a-Alliud ambassadors ordered
iuro-siHVa 10 get out or Albania. but
latter continued their Invasion.
Nov. i2-C0uference on limitation of ar
mamenta ard Far East questions opened
ln washington. Secretary III State Hughts
announced the American plata naval
holiday for ten years By Great Britain.
Japan and the United States. and the
HrrHpping 81 ali building programs
Nov N-presidcHt Harding formally
proclaimed peace between United sta:es
and Germany.
No9 i5-Great Britain, Japan, France
and i'HlY accepted American naval lmiiA.
Nov Is china. Is the Washington con
fcfenre. asked recognition az an indie
pendent nation, respect Tor territorial
rights, restitution Of seized provinces ana
regions. abandonment u special foreign
PRIVILEGES withdrawal " foreign troops,
permission "a govern her own Internal az
fairs and the ou@n door
League " Nations ruubtil met w Paris
HsHrEtuiH ~ france elected president
Nov is~IgR0sElasia accepted tho Al
bH ni4n Boundaries
NOV q Premier BRAND presented "
Armament conference Frances rcnanus
for maintaining iRrRe army. erttlpg forth
her tears ~ aggression bF Bcrmauy, hnd
dtlezatfH 20 other powers pledged France
thrir continued support
Conference committee on Far East
adoui "a ''blH ~ rtEbts' f0r China
NOV Flowers IN Washington confer
fHtp sEfpei in principle ~ abolition 81
av3tatcrritsfial rights in China
l8rr i9aTHftrd States. Great Britain.
Japan and France. iu Washington cone
ference agreed On treaty 90 stabilize
i.ssrr in Tie Pacific 70 iuat zen years
AnRioHI japanese alliance o. he ahruEutcd
par o. -Four power Pacific peace treaty
siHnFH
bre Initiated states Great Britain
ara fauau agreed on 'H-s-9' naval ratio
uitif notifications and on plan go malr-
tain status qun iu Pacific fortlhCRtnUs
and raTfl bHsas eith exceptions
HeH iftsFmany told allies she could
ret pnF January inHiallBonts ~ tepHraI
TENT
i4r 1saFrares made unexpected o..
ma ais Tor naval strength.