Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-06
ACCOMPLISHMENTS or
THE ARMS COME RENCE
which viii permit imposition OF sur

which will permit imposition of sur
6--The shantung treaty between
Japan and China by which ShuntunE |
Is restored to Chinese control.
L. S. Gets Cable Rights.
BY II of the ~uncompleted trea-
ties agreed to in substance during the
conference. Japan gives h United
wireless privileges on the island Of
zap. and by the other tn. five princi-
pie powers and the Netherlands allo-
Gated the former German owned cable
in the Pacific SO that n goes to a
United States, one to Japan, n to
The Netherlands.
Fourteen Resolutions.
y Briefly the fourteen resolutions Civ
en- conference approval, embody the
following decisions
Agreement for withdrawal Of for
leigh postotrices from China on Jan.
", 1923, provided China maintains an
efficient postal service and continues
in Office the. present foreign co-direc-
4tor general. a
Establishment Of an international
commission to investigate h Chinese
judicial system with a view to abo!i-
tion of extra territorial rights.
Authorization for a consultation be
tween foreign diplomats and Chinese
officials at Pekin with a view to wsth~'
s,drawal of foreign troops from China
REIMBURSEMENT to China Of Gnaa-
.thorised foreign radio stations on
Chinese soil with the stipulation That
ALI plants are to be used for official
messages only except; in emergency,
Agreement to exchange fun in9o@-.
nation among the nations regarding
Sail international commitments hat
affect China.
Creation OF a board OF reference to
consider cases arising under the cpen
door and railway provisions - the
general Far Eastern treaty.
converting of a special commission
to consider cases arising under the
open door and railway provisions OF
the general Far Eastern treaty.
Converting of a special commission
OF the hve powers to meet in the near
future and consider rules to govern
; n new agencies OF warfare.
BY a SECOND resolution on the same
subject, it is declared that the COM
mission shall not review or report
& upon" the submarine and poison gas
= rules laid down in the treaty on thai
!. subject.
!. Recommendation that better pro-
lection" be given the Chinese eastern
railway, Another resolution attached
, but no subscribed to. by China. de-
+ clares the Chinese government be
held responsible for its obligations
regarding the road. Expression of
hope that the Chinese railways may
2; be developed toward a unified sys-
: tenn under Chinese control
! REQUEST on the part Of other pow
I ers' that China reduce her military
; forces. 80.
n Supplementary agreement TO the
navai limitation treaty, declaring the
nations lin: honor. pound" not to dis
V, pose OF ships which are listed for
before the treaty is rati-
v fed. J.,
: Supplementary agreement to the
!, -FOUR power Pacific treaty excluding
: the islands of Japan homeland from
t the treaty provisions.
Siberia Holds interest
. o the declarations" made by the
= various delegations. and formal,
! spread on the records of the confer.
ence, chief interest is attached tc
those relating to Siberia. ana nj
. twenty-one demands" Regarding ST
! oeria, disavowed any territorial de,
. signs on Russia, and pledged hersel
= TO her troops from Siberi:
= as soon as stable conditions warrant
while the United States re-assertct
us mop that the withdrawal woul,
ON6 uCAASeU. Inc 1amOu
5. group five 'of the "twenty.one de
r mands' was abandoned by Japau
3 along with other. concessions. relat
< ing to economic and political codi
IS tons in Manchuria and Mongolia
g China filed a protest against the re
. manning portions of the demands
. and the United States reiterated it
intention o to any a
them which might abridge America
rights.
The British declaration of read
ness to withdraw from the leased ter
rltorN Of Wei-Hai-Wei was not elat
I Grated but will be taken up in diplc
N matte exchanges between London an
Peking. AS Y supplement to the Fa
Eastern treaty, China declared her ir
tention not to ALLEVIATE any addition;
portions of e territory, and in
supplement to the tariff treaty sh
agreed to retain the present martini
customs system. InHtwo supplement,
70 the radio I resolution. China. d.
ciared she recognized no right to ii
stall foreign radio plants without he
express consent. and the powers 9TH
than' China declared that in futu,
wireless disputes the open door polio
must be applied.