The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-13
Without
Secrecy
Disarmament difference of
Great Powers Will Dis
cusS Big Problems
By DAVID LAWRENCE.
Shs ~ The lr:c 'ISsn-srD

=, s'-@."H. J.'y ;G-.7.' -:.;>~.',..
-"at r>ate-eH.e u, nc zrcA, 90" o-> -
= hn.t Nsrr seat ,,Itu7," ~" 90, y, I
>ec-et conc!aye
Although the =. 'ai.oH, ~, II, irI
- '.rca: Er.:a = IA1ar I:a!:. Fraa>"
the United S:a.eS sHd r'..@a n .rh.-
-at:n1S nt n" .v-r,t .ltl' have an oN-
oortuntty 70 .rc7 posted or vha' -
oe'nE done a-t to Offer concurrent"
through q .ploratic channels any sag
EeSt'ors or IDEAS h~ar:nS on solution
OF the problems tha; come up t"r dis
-. s>:oH
The government hNrC relt thai ~ ash.
'rG tho group known a. -" 7r a'tN-i
aI!'"1 s"G a>S~,:r,~t roa--~ nor" pro
S-eSS rcu"l ~ mad" thar y a':"mDr-
'rs - h.,vc . N'S asSerlh.r ',A'~E 'n.gNt
re>o've i,>er TITO tcSl UHE s"'i-'y
q = 80 -.SI':- ~ IN" 0r:~:aI
,7cke>-nr - tAc @tn'r.s,ra;r: ,hr..,''I
- 'r''n. H. ~onr"-car" ca,'rI by NJ"
Harding Is not "ShoIt IN me AR -
an attempt 80 -. -c>a!ta."
Tho Par East
~. SAN" oT'ctrl Ahc - rou-s"
~nu, c->a-r ,r''l cy"ry phase 81 ou-
ror-ign 900: -'Ad" II ~.".- :H.7' l. vas
perfectly useless T. ;A.n Ih"gt & Sa-na-
Tcr. = ~" ?rcS'"rrN rt 'hr tIC East
verr not Sr,:'cd - e:crI Hod"'S salts
'act'nr E~ pointed "ut that 80 ."aE as
r-opis fc'. .rSc"u-r about Developments
- IRE T4r.-c :e"rc wOG'd :. 70 lTC,iaL.
.'nr - L.~~cnS" Ui;h ra.a. arGra"rcni
IT other wo-.s when the sources ~ pos
.th!c friction o0d var wCr" removed
"rrc 'n- al - ,hN iHc.hc there woYd
BE- much more raCiU progress toward
disarmament Tbs tadcrd = the answer
rrado hv government officials ( nc
r-il3r.S-l hat =" diSarUlaunra: coatcr-
.rce should not nae included d.
"asSior ., Far Eastern problems and
hat the tarSi"S over the latter would
delay arG n5Ntruc: n" disarmament
movement upslt. Eut the Co"cramcnt
ldA~S iuSt ~" opposite Y:e~--ra nely.
urul the questions 7eHd:&S with Jar3a
ard China and :hC F.uru"eau and Am"ri-
~ar nations Over tho FN- East ar" on, OF
he way. nobodr ~ 'nAH. aincerc
move toward l.mi;in,, a-1..n"3'. The
f,rt : the conrcr~arr allied b.. rreSi-
dent Harding Is an enGcavor 20 achieve
practical results N The field OF diplo-
r.acy al the same time that an agree
rent on ra"a' erpcHN, i attempted.
heretofore =" main SHcu>" for a-ra-
mont has br,- ..crtrrr ~ VA The
United States government lonS With The
British and French and Italian GOV
er1ment which have interests in the Far
Last now viii seek 10 establish series
y. common principles 50 as Z" make !:
.mpracticable ror ia pan or China 10 Eet
,,nSlNd II N Disputes that XII !nNelFe
tho roaors across the Pacific.
Problem Of Ruslia.
ty,A -
Incidentally with big Interrogation
~arR Re-rtotore In ever, Fur t. stern
r,scut, and'Nd - tHe great T"''orS.
whether y 'rciudcd IN express ." "r
~o,rlor nr the OPEN door coInHcr t:....
.lch as S~~rcta-s John Hay e'iCI;"d =
,yhs,hr- >; touched or the quest'''r &
territorial integrity. Russia and Ter
5>ary wsr" always consulted. In 'act
.hev were principals IN thc discussion.
But GERMANY - 7o1 erless. She has oecn
-rdered d!sarr,ef by the t-eatE or Ne'-
xai'lse Sh, Is considered tmpotea' 80
rs- aS ,Aopardi=InS an%oody's tnt"-H5ts
= tho Far East. AS for Russia. none ot
he blk powers. Least ot all the Inhed
states. feels that Russian cooperation
AZ this time can Sc attained. Russia
n. rut herself cut - 80 family circ'e
M IA as ho,iuSa \ voice in the decisions
o. Z
r,Il eventraIl, re bound just the 81 TIC
As will ,. Germany 20 subscribe 10 the
rcnrra' Trrnc, pies that XIII be evolved
, -. marley. CT Tar EaStrn questions
,er. next faii Something more spectnc
,,6 -,o-r binding than John HAYS open
doo- policy though founded on the san e
.Gsas n equity and justice will ee
,croulated With ali :he Soiemr,tF OF
.--n,, oAnSatior Possibly K VI ro'
"a mere exchange nj rotcS Tor ma
nrocexs has KS d'sadvantaS> IN the tac'
nat changing Administrations can *
nor. the action ct thsir predecessors
but probably a treaty or contention
.,ilr r., -nrot,ati~r ~h'rh WI make II
,rn.-rsSArv tcr tie B-,HSh 70 rcncw
heir alliance With ;hc japanese. II Kill
nut al nations on I Car a"d remove INC
localized "s-here ~ influence" as wei
AZ the "srecia, interests whrrN we're
back q tho AaEIo-Japnncso alliance.
Has.onu undsrseanainS.
Such A treaty o. convention would oe
Regional understanding" and as such
- permitted hy the covenant % ;ho
'.axue Of nations. while Arre-.oI = ""r
r~rh ~ rho ica4uc. nevertheless
~ .he c.Ae- ?0wcrS arc Bound y: the
covenant not 70 make any 'rta'% IN
consistent "'tf that document ana iH'
-,axinx oC a regional understanding =
wholly - EHr with the Pr.nciifef OF
ne covenant.
The obIec. ., he Or gina! understand
.rk will ns %; - protect special n
,crests but 10 Pre- :n~.c ;he general
oace. Russia aid Germany IN due time
.rou'd become subscribers 10 the ?r'n-
.,c'HS c1un~ia.ed a. th~ "aShirStnh
conference. They VII not eventually he
admitted 70 the councils - tho powers
-,N ,n~v r~corn.zc A.! a--"" ;" Suca
-.,c,r'.S Thus the smaller group ~
covers meeting rr Washington VIII r''
Na-G'".,r?"i a. "nS N" \erS"s':HS
conference , ~" arg rumo"r - de-
s-a,.S rht-- -~-a"- "Gt!">S 6'Sruftoa
Nut VII draH aS-",.~lrH'N "h'c". "Fi.'
, ,he mako. q! =" ,N"'"r' = a., ~
IONS that ma. ?. r~r"- tot -! NUS
~ ,r.ci or"r :r"E-n"s = 7"Ac" .
-. .ho!a uorld !0-iTd * 100 s'n?'.
.>..L d,.a-r-arcnt but 'Ae AhN'i'."" ~
.otsonnux sassS ard To- limitation o.
,.r As 9el a. Land and sea ""af"7r ''
i->t-u"uCn.
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