The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
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SHOW F|R|NNESS
IAPANESE-ClIINESE.
SITUATION IS TENSE.
Signature of Naval Treaty
Awaits Solution Of the Far
Eastern Problems.

Washington. Jan. I6.--(Ry tho Asao-
ciatod Prcsa.)-Tho Far Eastern uls-
cusslon OF the arms conference arc en-
tering their final period OF decision.
with most OF the delegates processing
confidence In the outcome, but conced-
tng that tho five days just ahead may
be the most critical Of the whole wash
lugton negotiations.
Having begun with declared policy
OF dsposlng. first. or subjects upon
which agreement appeared easiest mo
plumipotentiartea now INA themselves
confronted with decisions Oh mo prom
lrma which lung have been tho si"I III
rrnturs al Oriental politics. enforce
n,ont uf the open door. ShanluhE. tho
twenty ,h.U donluuds.' Manchuilh. an"
the InI,nnchu u.GupaIi"n la hiheIl".
I'uI tho ,n"mtnI all tho delegations
arpeai IL huva adopted slmnliahs"""'F
an attitude ~ waiting -" that "'"sr'
In, ,"IInIDiaI dia'unsi"n "n a'i""H
uuIuIa Il,, ,N,Ih "f ia" '"nf"i'"'" la a.
u sian,lailll
Tha aIiunIInn "r"in has mad" I"ra"
tho "onIor "T ,"uls'i"r". h"'"""" 81 me-
nuIsIau,Ilnp p"alIi"u Ia 'h" va H""''
,nd ha."us" u"r' ~ 'h" r'"hl""" 40"
10 be slnr"n"hoI h"v" n'ln"n "v"' r"''.
,I"u nrd .i" "ul"nIlng H"m l"h'"
Now F.r win ". ". Go'
Horrcncuts,lvpa "f III" "ih"' p"""'"
m, onc,ulnIInD in what "Ei"ui Va"
tfuttod Rtntoa viii RH IN F"ii"fnilng Va"
many rrotcp,a rhn hnd mnho IN 'h" pn"
agaInut Jupnuca" mov"H In Hh"n'nhH
and clpowhoTc on tho continent or N"ln,
md In penkImg mn "Ffc'Ilv" tn"hhn NY
which Adjustments mny h" brought
about
uo,auro tho Washington government
hau taken the load IN pI"l"itinE ho'"
tnfnrc. however. rOmo OF IA" d"''E"'"'
believe American "tflClnl' w"n'h not
uhJo,t II rom" other d"lcEhu"h nv"
took upon itH shoulders IN" t'"k "t
Htnting pointcdly the desIror "l 'h"
powers regarding Japanoro' ro'|h'n'"o r",
ln,ions. But ihorc II no indication thnt
any othor power is preparing to do no
Japanese Attitude
Tho Jnpunoac. meantime. arc waiting
ul.o hut are throwing out SnBEca,i"n'
thai any attempts /" force Japan
withdrawal from AhnntunE, Man'huI u"
or Siborin cxcopt on tormH that VIII
nrotort hor intrrnatn. IL nuTn to meet
with bitter md protractod opporiti"n'
Although not directly wrapped up III
tho general F'As Eintern noE"uh'I"hh'
tho naval treaty too. lN waiting i"'
nnul approval and Indications arc ih"''''
plJinE that itr sigma t'ro may 10 "'
larrd until tho Far Enbl"lh lh"o'"'"
rro phOwluE clearer Indications "I '"''
Ilon In JhpnntHo quarters h"'" "I
ronrinirm was s"unded l"hlEhl "Nor
iha prospect Tor AN Immediate Se'h0'
mont OF the rnClnr roTt'no"'i"hh ph"a"
IL tho treaty JapanoHo npohoHme"
chilled particular attention :" iha cam
paiEn nr protoh, ~nP,nE h' h"m" over
tho uTltish foriif"nil"nn plan
Open Door Debate
blr,us-lnn rf tho open h""i wun lie -
ran during tho day "l " in""'inH OF
tho lar Tcriorm ,"I"mliirc ct ~" 80"
frr,nr. shl,h hoard u de I"ihlI"n ~
Tia. ruhlr,I i,y r~,IeIrTY Iiurh"r "fl"f
mol action hnd boon i1i'nn "u tho 'hI
nono inrln pr"h'nm Tho "r'n d"'"l"
wnr inrun.lurIvo. 'ouI'rlnC about 'h"
unor,lnn whoIh.i fuIthoT n''I"n rh"uh'
10 laknn I" maintain an ono' 1.-Two equal
Ily "r o"nu"nio "pp"r iuuiiy In 'h'n".
rho rnuruiitr, win tpkn M tho ruhl"rl
again tnIn"rInw
Nt Mr. ItuVhon' nuFEor'l"n. tho 'hl
ucro rouHert fer rHmmlttna hNhon on
tho "twonIy-ono demands wnH hof"rr"''
II being nTEnNH 'h"' 'hH N""'"'"N
could no, h" pr"rcrly dIucmHTed NJ l"nE
~ tho EhantunK c"nv"r"nil'n w"r"
continuing Tho Chinese TaIr'd n" pro-
trrt hut reiterated tonight tholr dotcr-
,nlna,inn not 10 let tho proposal 10
shouldercd out of thc conference.
During tho day tho JnpancHo ana 'hl-
ncsc met for tho twrntv-sovcnth time
To disCnEs Shantunr and. although thoy
settled upon dC'nns for trans'er I"
Cniu, ur tho administrative machinery
OF the I.!aotunC loaHed territory. they
indicated afterward that there wero
enough things yet 90 he talked over 10
OCCupy many more m""li"Es.
Another PuEIling Question.
Another ruI4iing Tuesii"n h"a arise n
la regard Ia tho ola p"~uI treaty Tor
nIInGaiinH UT Iho f"intci b'TI""n '"hIe"
la the Racine II EcinE Ieto"leh I"h"! la
I.llu,, ,u,a,I..H mat Ihc n"ua e"S
s,u,neni Wa n"i dIor"oed I" ~" H."
.aa.ni "niii iLG.e lad tee" n""'d "h's"
meat 81 aIan ~ith ,er".d I" the ""l"Sh 'i+'
..." ."LI.n IL. ~. Atlantic
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