The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-25


Rnccs io ihU oontrnr' This govern
ucut Is convinced Tho continued rN
ist"u," uf this offensive ana drI'u'
iv" agreement iB in direct Opposition
90 the u"sl interests ~ tho Am'fi
can people. WhII' lh'r' udr "'''
no I''l'HI hih'' Ul'hl II'l' L.I. I'''i
tur administration "' 20 '. N.'N
the COVER nW'nl l'tt mo- u'Nul 'h
its ti'liud' Wh'h Nn' V'''''"N ''
th" renewal "f the nNI'u'' Nh HP
ior consider hN ''' 'I,. .u
pcria ,uuior'uD" lu I"nd'' .'.l 'u.
FIHl H'ti Ia" adtirI .''. pom WIN
soon AEH,' prrlni liH Nl'N" TOO TO.
come known H regarded hH not un-
likclN
Though ih" TRADITIONAL pni'pHl.F
~ tn" United state Of ln}'hinE saw
uring ~ an alliance. t'l''ftl'd u'''
cmphnii'bliy hN lhr bnlalnt hd
ministrnt.ou. makes any Thought ~
O. trlpnrio alliance WIN in, 'n'''"
states as party .up"'Hhi., ~ i7
ruggU8tUd iu SOME quarters lhnt
solution Of the ditrruIiy mght hc
found in the ov,htny' h} tho lhre'
powers of "a scri,a az notes LAYING
down general ptiuc.uicH a7 4" thrlr
policies iu the Pacific and the Tar
cast
MASIuNGTDN Nov "a. While
the duict OF au American Thanks.
uIvlur hung today over thO Hetiyl
ties Of ho armament conference,
there were uuWietnkablo evidences
OF trouble Immediately nhoad.
s,,r,,, Nt,, pr,,,. over China
III -, .',,,rf,I 'rr,posnis for
,onsil.,.tt,, ng rbtnosc problcms
adv,nr,J bv lsiibu Unnt. IA a com
promiao between the divergent
views ~ Japan aud Chiua. form the
gathering point for tho storm that
80 expected TO accompany the cf-
forts Of the diplomats to settle
specific Chiuogu problems.
Tho ducstiona are so raised that
they arc suHsptiblc to many inter,
prctatiouB ono diplomat dcacribed
them as "yo hrond that horse
and wagon can be driven through
any one Of them
Tho British. French and Chinese
have all different Views on how tht
Root pTinciplea are to be applied to
sp,citic pointa
The Britiph interpretations as out,
lip,l ty "A okcsnnn for the British
d,Iepntiou Il that In acceptlng tn,
nronosals china nlso accepted. 1t
effect. tho status quo in china
Tho proposal piedginE the power
to Az TT china To- rehabllitntc her
self financially and economically Il
intcrprcted by tho british as mean
ing that the powers are 20 coop
erats. forming sort OF intcrna
onnl control over China railway
Thny also nut forth the euggestiui
thnf chinese acceptance 81 tho fou
princIplcs InyoIveg also her accept
anco of tho conaortium idea undc
which thc movers viii undorwrlt
"A gigantic loan to China.
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snal n.y. W ~. na, rrn,,,a
uhey nn.t.po w., ~ bc =,
as Ins"nlns tnat .r'"a - is,ra,i,
stored 70 coihp'c'o 10, t,','..' ',.,
lntesrily anu eeolui,e l,,' "''P''
oenoe as sOoh as pT,ss,"iU, ,,,or,r
ne sne' 'p 'vui"
Muonb arshuy hs" ,'u w -
.,ilN n'hlHu VI, vtu9,u - a. -
1an- American bulIulng ana II "
pec''a thHi .n'ru W''' nc .''.
thtH1 tulnoIIoW Nhoi w 'u"'"''
tee resumes lts heVIet sessionH'
breat brItain Ie"I ~ at.ieuu' ~,
some OF the ,.hlhese pIoplenN l'
pten Ielt IN uount py hoI sPpNV'
men Week ago y'S''' uny, - ,
thtoub n"hp OF tho urlyea'''l t
described inc peThlclouS sphere
influence IN CHINA as IN hntllu
method OF dehhns WIN IhiHc'
problems ana Indicated pte'
Brilaln's Willingness to get out
china 10 concert win me uth'
powers having spheres OF lntluenSo
II was hlnted that tfett htHe,h
willing TO give up htt h",p NV
with the exception OF hohb hon
which " great BRUSH port an