The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-06

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.,u.L Ihr ,irInunIsr ~ Warrington Oh
b. .nyru,I.r, - Ihn pioHlhnni plans W
,nl,c L,Irny hir pInIin'nil"n over the
,rr,II. accomplished. ma hi" n"nV'"nDn
ihdt Ihn o'rr'lu"mi hn" ]is'lh"" .n''
,nilh IL tho urr,ll'n of n"i'Ilhg f"up'sf
nnu,o uurrli"nH Ia al "lniorn"honAb
moolIun ~ uluIn" -
Important Utteraaos
Mr IIurdIug'r hcllor IL hi" "r"nfsv-
,u,n rInu" "r ,"uIu'tinG international
u.pniIuIInnu hra h"ru -" Hifnnhthsneu
l.y tho dnvoi"l"""uin h"r". hl" fr'ends
nr, TINT ho I"HrI'I" iho inhnKibl" roIN-
Ilnnrhlpr ruruIlinr fi"m III" WaHh'hlr
in,, ,norliuT ua or "f"n ETohtsr hlEh'H-
,nuro than Ihr i"rmrI nRroom"ntH thAt
n,r - bo brought I" contamination To-
,,u,,u, Ito f. 10 rmrkn only . short
upocrh but n ~ rNp"''"h 10 cohtaiu
Iuun,InnI uitrmu"rr on tho EenoraI
nuhIorI Of international roll"wHhip.
prrpItn tho rmrll amount or work
lcrI In II. however. i"morrhw'a s'Sslon
mny rnvcr rovcrnl h"urH. -Four treatlos
nud rurrlcm'ui I" n hIih nro 10 -
uIpucd by the d"l"EnIrn nt the Dit
y,r,u tnhlo In Continental hail. around
v hIrh nlI Tho uuhllr meetings or tnN
,.nufrrcuro hn,o hrcu hold Tho nfnxinH
nr wnN uon'u nud nll th" "NnctinK work
Of lnapcrilur ru. treaty texts before
,Iyunrurc lrr iu,I.a "f such Importance
ihnt conference "ruDnlr ray there VIII
bo no dIsr"vlI.nu 10 hurry.
Signing the Treaties
Two OF the iIcntirE. that relating 10
tho Root "f"ur puiuIN" ana the open
door. ana ur.l dealing win Ch'hshn
,arln rrohlcnr. must he rignsd. * ~
ran daIeuniIona nr Tho United btHtSD.
,ir,ai Britain. inphh. France. Italy.
China uSIrIun Portugal ana tbs
s.aIheriaudp. uhilo the other two. limit
tag capital chip ni,onkih ana rsnulsuhh
rubmaTins apd pnlson sah "afIaie sVs
T.. La nIven aprr,'NnI nv Tho plnhlhotnh'
tIrrios nr tho rnlIah hiatos. Great hr'pr
attn, Jatnn. rtan,a. iI"ly All ihsas 90,
,,,, iI.Iy a,o 10 ellen also the supple
mnnInI nrrnnmoni defining tho Scoops oi
tho T"ut power Ia"in" treaty.
u Ia tho plnn 4" unmplaia The sgn,
Iu,, Lrrnro tho president speaks. Ho that
90 hn dolIvrrr hln ppprplnamont OF tns
rIpuInrnhre uf thn "Ouforanoa he VIII
hn,n IIu nnaI rrruri nf accomplishment
nu tho ,nhlo hnrure him. Thers VIII ~
nn "thor experimenting, md rs soon ~
Mr. IInrdIng hna concluded the CONFER
curo will ndInurn Eino die.
Planning bO Leave r
umur 81 the foreign delegates plan 70
lcnvc Washington tomorrow night or
Turahay. ana they spent today making
p, rrrira ~ farewell calls. or at work IN
hclr oCNrcp, winding UP finally details
Of ile tasks which havo kept them hers
for more than twelve weeks. SsverAi
in..,rd sIntrmcniH praising tho achiSSe-
mtuI, or tho conference ana the hospi-
IaIlIl ~ the American people,
nrfp,c tho end Of tho week. tho con-
ference IaaIie, pr"bhhiy will 10 In ths
LnnIs Il iha -onpIe tho American dele
ration ai,,ndy has nh"ut compIetSh ihs
t,puI that Ia - accompany TIE uSsusy
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,i.nI Ita.Lins and hs Eaa Indicated NAV
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