The Crittenden press., 1922-02-10
ar IowARp ". PIekARp

CECnfTAilY ~ state iiughes and
- Arthur j laifnuf accomplished
great feat ~ real diplomacy lasi uesk
uhen fhsy succesiiri ln persuadinr
chine and Japan fn ncoeri ihr comuro
mlsr arrunFrueut hi which ihe Ions
standing and troublesome shauiuns
controversy b. brought iu an rnd The
ss'ifirmrnf snnr0unrrd on Moines
dif tH ihe ffih pienan session ~ the
carfrrrnft. anf bath the statesmen
tnIol their I.fraanfl reinrinE over if
hcuusr if uas ihaIr uFu piun 81 iial.
four arnf further ani Cold something
that arrusfl fhr cunfrrrrs fn rheers
o. saId ih1f urrlf britain had dec'd
81 tu enter af nnoo Into Negotiations
iur ihr ffsinfai.nn in China Of ihc trr.
niay of liaIWol which lt has
lrid under icasf sIncr the time uhen
nussIa selroi ruri Arthur Thus CHINA
su so hack Sovereignty over her
unsi ancient aui most thlckly I-opu
lated province in iis eutiwty.
On ali major details the agreement
between japan anl China is M wus ioid
in fhcse columns o. urrk aEo Japan
O. tn Fri oui of Tslugino ani tho salt
neids within sis mnuihs. and is O. give
up ihe IsInriao rsInanfu railway with.
o. nlne mnuihs
Toe our ilsruniani noie ln Washlur
tou vas snundei hj Ma s,a. rsnrrsrui.
afItr nf fhe tanian rutcfumrni iir
asserted ihs Chinese ,le,4ie uouii noi
rsgosnife thc iruaiy aFrced upou in the
ooufcrncr.
Mr. ilufhes presented To- the con
forrnor thr cumplsfe'l dnfi ~ thr
naval ilmItation treaty with the nEree
msnt on Pacific forilncaiious. aud 10
vas formally adopted 80 material
chsnre m the trvaiy as already DE-
tailed had tesn made. and the racinc
arfrrmeui alsn stands In The main a.
fornsfly described Accouling o. the
fortlhcnilons CLAUSE the status quo
must b. maiuiained by America ln
the Philippine and Aleuiian islands .
b. ursat iriialn in iungkoug and the
l'aclnc islands east of no drgrcos
casi lonEitude hy Japan in the kuulc.
Ilonln and l.onchoo Islands. Amaml.
ushima. Formosa and the prscadorcs
IN pfcseniing the hvepowsr navul
pact Me- uuthes said
'-rhis treaty absolutely ends The rucc
in comreiIiion of naval armamcnts
A. thr same time q isaves the secur
~ ~ nations unimpalrcd u D. sifnlf
irauf ~ Or more also heonusr herr
we arr initlng of arms in the iauruarr
~ rsacr aud have taken the rrraissi
fnraani sirp o. establish thr ruim of
psaor"
Aiiru ssffaut brad ~ the French
delcE1tien. trslE thr oITuriunlty aruIu
a. corrrt miarruhcnsIons cUucem
lnr hls c1unins naval Iuilcy lle
said tranoc bad appealed for only
kiiat she must hntr to defend her
scit ani uddc,i. +rhc umounagci
ghost of impcrallsilc Fmncu which
Grrmnn propaganda pamdos about ihc
universe may stlll deceive frw art
less minds bat it viii soon evoke moth.
ing but smiles"
Ellhn Root prrscntcd Cor approval
che ave power trca,, ouilawinr Iolsun
ris and thr use ~ the submarine
aralnsi merchant shipping ile cx.
plalnci that ii does not undertake to
cuillfy international law IN reEarl 10
visit aud scarrh bot a. state tho most
importaut pru,isluns which already
arr a part ~ the Law ~ natlous.
~ does undertake" said Mr. Hnoi.
TO stop tlle violation ~ These rules
and tho doing % death II uomen and
chlldrvn and other noucomhatauts by
declaring the vanion destruction n
merchant vessels carrying passengers
81 b. a violation u the laws % VAR