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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-06
MARTIAL LAW
IN KANSAS IS
THREATENED
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Kansas City Mo. Dec. J.-(By tho
Associated Press 1.-The Kansas Court
Of Industrial Relations today informed
Mayor Harry y. Burton OF Kansas City.
kansas. and Henry 7. thinner. chief OF
police. mat unless radicals surrounding
the packing plants were dispersed by
tomorrow morning the Industrial court
would telegraph Governor lienr! j. Al
len 10 declare martial law In Kansas
City. Kansas. and order the state militia
to take charge "t the situation.
The ultimatum OF the court TO tho
city authorities was delivered at con-
ference in Mayor Rurton's Office late
this afternoon at which the three mem
bcrs OF the Industrial court. The mayor
he chief Of police ard superintendent
from several packing plants were pre-
sent.
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PRESIDENT HARDING WORKS FAR
INTO THE NIGHT ON MESSAGE

Washington. Dec. 5.--Congress reas-
scrlh."d today with the usual formal
ceremonies Of new session and with
It's leg slativc course fairly we'll Charted
The opening program was routine. how
eve and was viewed by smaller crowds
than customary. Interest in general was
subordlna,cd iu President Hardings ad-
dress which Will he delivered at joint
session at lH.3O o'clock tomorrow. His
recommendation We're expected - deal
principally with tariff revision. govern
mental economy and development OF the
federal budgrt system.
Unusual interest In the PRESIDENTS ap
pea aranrr was manifested IN view o: the
assured attendance as spectators OF dele
gates and attaches to the armament lin
alton conference Admission 10 the
house chamber IS 10 be by special card
The president today devoted himself 10
work on the message. denying himself
10 visitors and working to get his ad-
dress 20 tho printer tonight
4 large ma tority Of senators and
house members answered the opening
roll calls today after their ten day re-
cess since the adjournment OF the er-
ira session. The opening gaNel sound
ed the beginning Of the hrst regular
session Of the sixty seventh congress.
which has before II many months work.
Leaders expressed the hope tonight or
oornpleting work by midsummer brli
faced the possibility OF the session con-
tinuing until fall
one Of the features Or todar's open
ing was the receipt from President
Hardins Of the first federal appnnria-
t!on estimates prepared under tn" n"w
budget law. The budget proposed FOR
the 1923 fiscal year was s3,5o5.Noo,ooo.
A decrease Of nearly s50n.000,00o. from
the ls@@ outlay and OF more than NV"
billions from current expenditures.
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LLOYD GEORGE MAY
NOT COME TO u. S

New York. Dec. 5.-The statement
that I. was unlikely that Lloyd George
will come to the Washington confer
erce" was made late today by mem
ber OF the British delegation to the
arms conference.
tied with the strikers today. Mr.. Lane
said
Accord ms to the packers there were
two men waiting for every job that was
vacant. and men were being hired TO fn
the places OF the strikers. There was
no violence in connection with the frst
days strike here. but at ST. Paul sew
eral persons were slightly injured when
a group or commission men "lasheo
with pickets.
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JOYOUS Message TO
John ". Davis From
Premier Lloyd George

New York. Dec. s.--A telegram %
Ionn W. Davis former American am
basSador 10 Great Britain from fren'''r
lovd George VAS read before thn Eng
nsh Speaking In!on here tonight An
address was delivered by Arthur J. hai'
four. head oS n" British delegation al
the Armament conference.
Tho telegram :" NJ. DAVIS Ha'd IN
mart: y cannot ~"siSt vonr telegram
have nothing TO say which MI not re
aid much better y: Mr.. BalrouE. ot
I'll his collegueas IN the British en-
rir. delegation who are enjoying Your
hospItalIty tonight Mr.. Baltour holds
a very special place IN tho trust and
affection Of his N,Hntrymen. We have
vatched with JOY n" reception accord
Al him by the United States
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wDTE-BGOwN FACTION SUbr3SfS
SUTHERLAND or TNh WELL
KNOWN DOUBLE CROSS
rEDEEAL FAVoAS TO AoSAN-
BEAST MEN A2oUEE GG-SOH
rrr.AND nErwEEM TWO FTRES
ny pw1oHr H. rErEE

Parkc:sburg. W. Va. Dec ~,
county has always been notea LOT us
Int.-ns, rol,tical and tacttonal disturb
ences That tnis condition Is still! eN-
tan, is very evident from recent poh'-
ical disclosures. .,,
In Wood count there are two HepuD-
lean factions o! about eaua! strtnE'Il' l.
tho Logan Brast faction ana the MhI.e
Brown Work Jones tcawtoru DUo1ey
faction. These two factions haNo i
=, ingyar-hesds fo- several years. ana
feeling nas developed until 1t has be-
"oas very bitter.
Last year in TIE presidential campaign
20, non,;nntiuu. the Logan Brast faction
supported Senator SutaeTiano' Idte'
swinging to Harding when was eW-
den. that their cand!dat" had no chance
Tho l\-ilte-Rrowr aggregation we're the
staunch supporters o: GENERA! Wood
and held % him until t;c last In TIE
s,1t4 ranro gn. rHa I.nu2 n-Frast hnn"n
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history Of the Cass.

Granite city. Ill. Dec. 1.-THE case n
which the United states supreme corr
today held that pickctinG was mega!
when imrortun!ty was involved. origin
ated IN 1914 following a strike OF l.S0p
union employees OF the American steer
Foundries company.
The workmen went on strike IN NO
vember. 1918 following the companys
alleged refusal to submit TO arbitration
a question OF wages. The companyh
plant closed. and when II reopened In
April. 1914 tho strikers establishes
pickets.
The company obtained an Injunction
IN the federal court at Springfield. pro
h!bit!ng the p!cket!ng on tho ground
that the defendants were engaged In
unlawful conspiracy. The case was APP
peaied to the United states court OF
appeals At chicago. where. after being
argued tai ire. il was decided in favor OF
rNc defendants Tho company appealed
10 the I-nftcd states supreme court
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nraataonn AE Ykgns

The big questions n; :Ssue between
the british government and the repre-
sertat!ves of the Irrsu republican par
Haueut nave been.
Shall ireland become entirely inde-
renG,u; or. If remains within the British
empire, shall there be two separate gov
c"umcats FOR Ireland, one for Ulster
and one for the rest o: the countrN.
Prime Minister Lloyd George has re-
fused To consider any proposal which
would put Ireland outS!de the empire.
The S!nn FctnerS refused 20 admit
that Ireland should lie split - two
parts.
Ilste- refused 10 unite in one parl.a-
merc with the Sim Feiners Il has or
yanized parliament OF its OWE under
the government os Ireland act.
The SIM Fe:nrrs refused 10 set up
parliament for the south OF Ireland. as
proposed IN that act They adhered TO
their own Irish parliament called the
Dali Eireanu, which they had SGT mp
CONTINUED on Page Fourtssu)
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No AMERICAN:
DISPOSITION To
ACCEPT PLAN
BIG THREE" DID NOT
PROPOSE ALLIANCE
Member of ChineseD Delegation
Resigns in Protest Against
NEGATIVE Results.

Washington, Dec. 6.-(By The
Associated Press.)-Philip K. c.
Tyau, secretary general Of the
Chinese delegation TO the WASH
ington conference. and minister
10 Cuba, today cabled Peking his
resignation as 4 member OF the
delegation. in protest against tho
negative results" thus far
achieved concerning Chlna's de-
mands.
Or. Tyau told The Associated
Press tonight that in reslgning
he acted without consulting the
three Chinese delegates and his
action represented his personal
views. The delegation was no
t!hed after the cableEram had
been sent to tho Chinese govern
mcnt.
Il personally do not feel that
any actual results have been
achieved hv the Washington
conference. regarding China" Dr..
Tyau said. They have been
negative in actuality. except in
principle. Everything has been
agreed TO in principle and then
turned over TO subcommittee.
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CLAIMS
ARE CONF FL|CT|NC
Butchers Union Say Al 900
Men Out-Packers Assert
Plants Work Full.

Denver. Col, Dec. j.--Judgc
clarence J. Morley in the district
court late today ordered striK-
ing packing house workers To
return jo work until the Colo
RADIO state industrial commission
can investigate the controversy
between the men ana the COM
panics.
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SIaSheS Throat and
Jumps 155 Feet OFF
Bridge--W Away

C,ark sburS ". Va. Dec. J--Al;nouGh
hs s,ashcd mis- throat with q razor an"
hen jumped 10 feet from The Glen
Elk Bridge hero today. Frank Davis. :"
a glass worker OF Bridgeport received
only a Few bruises and Is expected 10
recover from the cui'. lie landed On his
zee, N snow sluSh and mud beneath the
bridge and walked away. Tho police
we're Surmoned and he vas taken TO
hosyital. Il N said he attempted sui
I'D" while d"Spoadent over losing his
job a, a Bridgeport factory. he form
erly worked At KoHOmo. Ind.
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GEN, DIAz DECORATES
AMERICAN WAR HERO

,-n~innati Ohio. Dec. Sergeant.
Samuel Woodhl. world war hero was
coued from the ran%s a. F"rt Ihomas
Ky. This afternoon. ~ Genera N,man,
a,d an Italian Cross de Guerra
"sg,...r-d by the hing. was pinned on
,:.,eral piaz was guest ~ honor AZ
,rn ,r,,,. rost. and at reception given
-. C,ncinnsA huS;,ASs men tonight.
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WOOD C0INTY KEEPS UP RECORD
0F INTERNAL POLITICAL FIGHTS

supported Cirosscup for governor. ana
the White Browns backed Governor
Morgan.
Hon John Marshall. o. tho Logan
Bras contingent. was ono or the
strongest supporters Senator SutheE
land had at the Chicago convention. IN
tact. he seconded the West Nlrgtnians
name when Il was placed in nomination
for president After the election. with
tho ta ckinK OF the I.ogan-Brast faction.
he became n candidate for the federal
IudCsh!p. bur was not able to wreSt tho
laurels from ". l.. Baker. the close
personal friend and campaign manager
Of Senatar paws t;.kins. That Marshall
should cnte- ;hc race for tho JudseShIp
se..ned to bc rather embarrassing to
the two United States senators and 20
Congressman Harry WoOdynrd. II led
to a conference in Washington in when
Sutherland. Eikins and woodward cast
oside tho Logan-Brast faction and en-
Tered into lose polit.Ca, partnership
with tho white Brown combination
They Became onsnded
Previous t. this conference, senator
Sutherland mad been very bitter towards
White and 49, political friends. dn"
somewhat 10 II" pre- iuGS opposition I"
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Spec,a, Dispatch to The Intelligencer.
Charleston. W. Va, Dec. b.-Judge
Harold A. Ritz, president OF tho state
supreme court, today granted writ or
ma ndanus in the case Of State In Rela-
tion to s. ". Noyes, relator, against
Howard G. Lane. respondent city clerk
Of Wheeling. Tho later is directed TO
appear before the court to show cause
WHY he has not legally acted upon re-
call election petitions. The application
on the writ was made by Attorney John
J. ConiH. OF Wheeling.
Tho writ IS returnable at the supreme
court room here on Saturday, Decem-
Der 10. The petition praying for the
writ recites that the election for coun-
cilmen was duly held according to law
and that the vote resulted in the cleo
ton OF Thomas F. Thoner, William T.
Otto. Chester G. Thompson. E. S.
Bippus, Albert L. Kress Camden 8.
Taney, George VI. Vance, D. A. Morgan,
Harry s. Cunningham. Jacob Hilton and
James H. Beans.
1umors Of Fraud
Following tho election. the petition
said the councilmen elected II. 9.
Crago as city manager. Rumors OF
fraud were then started and these were
called 10 the attention OF the grand
jury The petitioner for the writ as
serted that as soon as an investigation
started he with others circulated n petit
tion which was signed by more than
$500 electors. and which called for the
recall OF the city manager. This action
Was tho result OF alleged knowledge that
Crago participated in fraudulent acts.
Declare Petitions 0u1fcdsut
II was averred that the petition was
duly signed and containing n sufficient
number % names, under the law, to
require tie city clerk to submit II to
the council without delay. Ten days
passed it was said. and the petition
was not presented. and II still Is in the
possession Of the city clerk. on the
other hard. was charged. the city
c.erk attached 70 the petition a certih-
(Coutnusd On PaSs Sx.)
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Now Denied the Former
Kaiser Will Re-marry

London Dec G.-per,a, was given
toAsy a, The home % former Emperor
william at Doorn, Holland, OF tho re-
port or L;s bc'-othal says dispatch
to the DAILY Mail from Doorn
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THE WEATHER

West virgtntn-Thr Tuesday ana
"wednesday; not much change in toni
perature.
Ns.tol1l Pennsylvsria - Generau!
cloudy TUESDAY and wednesday, not
much change in temperature.
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Another Objection.

Another objection 10 three pn"e:
,rranxement is tho impression when ~
r,ixht Rlve o. special interests. HT
r-nI,ed States government IS rontehn'a'
ro- the genuine Application OF ths "pe2
d,o-" r.licv which In the minds OF
washington government officials means
a,',aIJrr os commercial. opportunity. y
bard and fast agreement espeE any o"e
ha.s1 unon economic essentials "h!Ct
.ooL into confederation only the nl'eu
states Great Britain and Japan. M'GnS
he -.I.wed by one OF those thre" powers
os -, license TO favor the otner NO ma
Ions as against those not ln"1adeu :"
the pact :, .,.,- tb,,
she wishes this conference 70 20 On I~eS ~
ord as opposing the rnaklnE ~
treaty or convention reiaHhS 80
Eastern affairs which does no! Hre
':SInn an opportunity 10 paruei pate II
50. Ia included, as many American
nSTicIals think Is Inevitable. there can
be lIttle objection raised 20 the aua't@'oh @
- ali other nations which have inter
eStS in tho Far East -,
Rut tho suggestion o. Specia' an
.nce Of Great Britain. Iapan ana '"e
TTnited states Is FAR atteld even as
-acSSrI substitute FOR the Anglo
1enanese alliance. Tho senate p:ooaoLH
ynuldn't ratlty IL but the aom'"'sNH,
rior would be sure never TO agree 70 l.
IN the first place. anna
general council OF nations s'Eha-
,oriss To n single pact covering me n'ne
,nyrrnmenta which have interests N
she FAR East = tho American idea o.
s,,hstItu;e for all special agreements
OF alliances.
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MORSE SAILS
FOR AMERICA
Financier Obeys Request of
Atty Gen. Daugherty for
Immediate Return.

Havrc rcc. 5..-lB, The Associated
Tyeseb The steamship Par:s. having
aboard Charles W. Morse. whose pres
rncc ie desired IN the United Sia;"s b"
the department Of Justice, A. Washing
ton. sailed at 1910 o'clock tonight for
New York.
lr:or 10 the departure Of TIVE vcssc'.
Mr. Morse reiterated that We had re-
cc,ved no reply from Ottorney General
Daugherty 70 his rcques: TO be permit
ted 20 remain In Europe until January
TO undergo medical treatment. Like
wise ~ the American consulate today Il
was sa!l no reply had been received
through 4 for Mr.. Morse.
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Washington. Dee a-Picketing in
connection with q labor strike is un-
justIfablc II carried To the point OF "im-
portunity and doggiuE." the supreme
court ruled TO-DAY.
Decision as TO whether specific in
stances OF p!cket.ng come within IN"
courts Inhibition must be left for deter
mination on the facts IN each case. II
was declared. but the court suggested
that pickets should have the right OF
"obserNation. communication and per-
.uasion." and might. further. be limit
ed to "one representative for each
point OF ingress and egress
The opinion OF the court. which was
read by rhIcr Justice Taft. was ap-
proved by all the associate judges e1-
cept Nr. Clark who did not state the
grounds or his dissent
Some violence.
The case arose out Of strike at tho
American steel Foundrtes plant al
Granite CIN. IL. where 800 men were
normally employed. After shutting
down, IT resumed operations as an open
Of whom belonged to labor unions. The
Tri-City Trades council. upon the re-
rusal OF tie manager OF the plant to
negotiate declared a strLk" and estab-
lished pirkct$. There was considerable
violence by the picketcrs unit! the
courts interviewed and restricted their
activities The council thrrcupon con-
tested tho authority OF the courts 10
Interfere with It's piCketing plan.
In going 10 and from work. men
have right To as free rassaEc with
out obstruction as the streets AFFORD"
the supreme court held today. consist
.nt With the rights OF others 10 enjoy
the same priv llege.
"Wh!lc attempts 10 inhucuc" aNother's
action raHrut he regarded as aggression
or = ,':"lrt'nn q: the Others lights. the
.,,...:t confirmed. "mportunltl and dog
IN. hr'umr unJusthabie ann"Nanco
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WASHINGTON. Dec. 5.-(By The Asso-
ciated Press 1.-THE question OF . three
or four power agreement TO replace the
Anglo-Japancse alliance is demanding
Increased attention among the arms
delegates while they walt FOR japan
TO define her position on the naval ratio
The latest suggestion. contemplating
an entente TO include the United states
Great Britain. Japan and France. has
developed to the point where TENTH
tive treaty draft is under consideration
in some quarters. although II has not
been formally presented to the confer
ence.
There are .ndica tions that tho Japan
ese delegates. and perhaps the British
as we'll, are consulting their home gov
ernments on such a proposition. at the
same time that they are asking for fur-
ther instructions in regard TO the naval
ratio.
Not for Bntsats
On the part OF the American govern
ment there apparently - no disposition
to entertain an entente proposal. 1t least
ot the nresent sta ge OF the negotiations.
Later such q suggestion may receive
con .iders tion. provided It includes no
requirements counter TO American pub
lie opinion.
Upon high authority II was said %
day that the naval problem. az II vas
referred TO Toxic after che last meet.
ine OF tn. big three" involves no pro-
fConHnnsd on PAEs 0tx.)
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ANGLO-IRISH AGREEMENT MADE
BRITISH SEEK -FOUR POWER POLITICAL ENTENTE
Three Years Of Financial Grace For Germans

ma uaz Hm Hm uR - -

sources Neso
III, aoF Frncan
breathing spell Al
t,hc Norkpra Schcnca
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IIavre. Dec. 5.-tBy the Associated
Press) .--C'nar'es W. Morse, whose re-
turn TO the United States on the steam
ship Paris was requested by Attorney
General DauGhsrty. wts granted permits
sion 20 board the liner at ?. M. today,
-four hours ahead OF other passengers.
He had requested that ne he allowed
to embark before noon. but the French
line officials pointed out that tho stew
ards and other attaches OF tho vessel
would not report until " o'clock. and
that nc would hc cold and uncomfort-
ahl" ard unable 10 get luncheon before
that time.
Gr Morse. whose return was request
cd IN connection with investigation or
hts transactions with the shipping
board. said he had been III much Of the
night. 4 request that he I've allowed
to delay his departure until January
f.rth IN order 10 consult specialist
was refused by Mr.. DaughcrtE
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PACT WILL Be
SUBMITTED To
PARLIAMENT
DETAILS TO Be MADE
PUBLIC WEDNESDAY
Official Announcement at Lon
don Early This Morning
After Long Conference.

London Doc. 6 (ruesday y)-tBy the
Associated Pross0-rt II Officially
announced that the government oni-
eIals and tho Representatives, OF the
Dali Etrsann have reached an agree
rusnA the terms Of which viii bs sub
rnittsd for the acceptance OF parlR-
mont and the Dali Eireann.
A copy OF the agreement has been
sent 30 Sir James Craig, the Ulster
premier, by special messenger.
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London, Dec. s trussdAy)-(Ryt the
Associated PrssS.) - The conference
between tho government ministers and
stnn Hsiu delegates reachsd an agree
mont at an early hour this morning
on tho new proposals, which under
went certain notifications, 1or an
irish Settlement
After q session which lastsd more
than three hours, from HAS Last
ntxnt until 2:2o this morning. the
meeting Of tho government ministers
and I,ish representatives In tho Dow1-
ing street residence OF the primo min
tstsr separated. and q member OF the
cabinet, replying TO question as TO
how things stood, said:
The news - not bad; an agree
mens, In fact, has been reached. the
terms OF which Will bo communicated
to tho press In t1ms for the Wsdnss-
day morning papsrS."
rhs delegates looked very tired ana
grave - hey left tho preuderS rssi-
dance to enter waiting cars.
Asked whether hs had anything to
say, Archasl Collins, tho Sinn fen
anancs mipIst,r.- answered sharply
"Not = wozd."
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WRIT OF MANDAMUS WILL
COMPEL LANE TO SHOW CAUSE
OF RECALL
PETITIONS BY CLERK
BRINGS COURT ACTION

State Supreme Court to Hear
Lanes Defense Next Satur-
day, December 10Th, at
Charleston Noyes, Thru
Conif, Ayers Petitions Suf-
hcient.
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Washington. Dec. 5.-(By ths Asso-
canssd Prsss)-Jrpan agreed - watys
all hsr pr >fsrsnt1sl r4ghts In SaAA-
tung today at . meeting wAs1 ne
conversations bstwssn JGpsa AAA
China were resumed, looking 70
ssttlsmsat Of thS disputs over ~
XiSo.oAAn lSa0ohold.
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HE INTELIIGE EN- GER

Has the Largest Circulation OF
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State Of West Virginia.
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Thsy Became OHended

Continued from Page Tonl
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10 rhres-Power Pact

But even - there we're n" question
o. discrimination a aEaiDS: o'2e:
powers involved. sttll the attitude or the
Washington gov"rnmcNt would - one
az opposition to any th-ec-p power pact
That Kind of an arraHCcme2t IS con
Sl-ucd as nothing more nor less than an
alliance And the idea nt an alliance Or
agreement with a special group OF pow
rrs which might N any waE D" lnterpre-
ted as an exclusive affair is Lnpas saAHIe
10 this government.
Every expression from both N" "hite
House and the department OF state since
the Informal suggestions began 70 be
made about the three CorOCred alliance
has met with the same response-the
United States will enter into an agree
nert on the Far East Only n II covers
All the powers who have Interests there
There ls o. course, a chance 10 recon-
.i,c tho views OF those who Wish 10
make the United States. Japan ana
Great Britain dominant N handiinS me
affairs Of the Far East and tnose "ho
sish 70 draw up an arrangement "hiCn
shall establish once and for All tne
peace Of the FA- East. The fact Is that
the three principal powers are muCh
more interested in the Far East tnan
ave the Others and any pact signed ~
rho nine nations "o~ -epreNenten re.
would % cou--s pia"e them on terms u.
EQUALITY but would At the sane ,'"S
hardly lead 20 the same amount o., ~
rcrest m the sett,eren; "r GNe"''""S
Tia. NAV arise IN the future