The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1922-02-23
RESULT OF TWELVE WEEKS OF CONFERENCE
WORLDS GREATEST PEACE MOVE

An official high the United States government declares
ne conference for limitation of to be the greatest
move made in the world toward an end of all
u tne ESTABLISHMENT OF concord among nations.' This
unusa tribute is based upon the list the accomplishments
o the conference 1t in session twelve and within
nt period entered into eight treaties agreed to ten
utons and utterance to ten declarations of national
policy Some of these declarations were issued Jointly bv
the powers in attendance and others issued by single
powers. 80
BY the major treaties of the conference the five greatest
powers of the world agreed radical limitation of naval
and pledged themselves to naval holiday agreed
W oosh the use OF and other chemical warfare
and to observe the rules of the international law regarding
the of submarines
-Four of these great entered into atreay
ing peace IN the Pacific Ocean region by agreement to
submit all differences in the future discussion of the
senaves of the concerned before taking any steps
looking toward actual hostlities. Nine powers agreed to
the open door, in the Orient and agreed to China new
oil OF rights based upon it's territorial integrity Japan and
CHINA settled the Shanung question Japan and the United
States settled the controversy revolving around the island of
zap five treaty allocates the former German own
cd cables in the Pacific that all nations may have fair play
In the of these cables
Seven of the which the conference adonted
late to affair in China and look toward the withdrawal
egn troops from China the REIMBURSEMENT of all unauhor
zed foreign radio stations in Chna the abolition of extra
territorial rights execsed by of the powers in Chna
the publication of all international treaties and agreements
affecting Chna guaranteeing better protection the Chin
csc Eastern Railway the creation of permanent board
reference to consider arising under the open
and railway provisions of the Far Eastern treaty which was
signed by the nine powers.
Inc other resolutions unanimously adopted by the confer
ence provide for the converting of special commission
presenting the five signing the naval limitation treaty.
which meeting shall be in the future the of
considering rules to govern the of agencies of war
fare But the resolution provides that this commission
sa not review open the submarine poison gas rules
laid down in the treaty those subjects
Another unanimous agreement which supplementary
to the naval limitations treaty bound the nations signing that
treaty not to dispose to other nations ships listed the
treaty for scrapping.
The other resolution adpoted supplementary to the
treaty peace the Pacific and by the
terms of this resolution the islands of the Japanese homeland
are excluded from the provisions of that treaty
The majority of the declarations of national policy were
in relation to Far Eastern questions Among them Japan
declared to be her policy to withdraw her troops from
Siberia stable conditions such with rawa
officially dsavowed any territorial designs on Russia; an
nounced her abandonment of the famous group of the
"21 Demands" which she had made upon China. China
filed declaration of protest against any of the De-
nds to the effect that she would recognize any of the
Japanese q demands upon China which nterferred with the
"open door, policy abridged American rights The Unit
ed States also filed declaration of policy the eject that
she hoped Japan would hasten complying with promise
to withdraw all troops from Siberia the United States
does not regard such military occupation with favor
HONEY PHILOSOPHY FOR 1922
Prayer is such solemn such sacred attitude of mind so
difficult really to attain it strange when get into the
proper mosphere should time begging for what