I$IX COMPLETED '
TREATIES; TWO /
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{lowers agree as among themselves lint
1:0 use t:“ilii:iril]t‘8 "as commerce des—
troyers." in all cases to observe the
rules at . isit and search. Did to regard
as a pirnic any submarine commmiicr
who \iolnlvs existing lil\V.~. As among
themselves. they outlaw use, at potson
Ihas altogether.
3-Tlie. four power Pacific teraty.
by which the l'nitctl States. Great llri-
tain. Japan and France agree to res-
.pect one another's rights in relation
to their insular possessions in the Pac-
ific. and to meet in consulution when-
ever those rights are threatened. The
Anglo-Japanese alliance is automati-
cally abrogated when the new treaty
finally is ratified.
4-T‘hn gnneral tar eastern treaty. be-
AGREED To
DELEGATES 'OF' 9?
_ NATIONS/«SIGN
Continmd Irom Page One.
sat in the aisles and stood around the
walls. Mrs. Harding. Mrs. Coolidge.
Mrs. Gillett and other wives of offi-
cials had seats in the boxes.
As Ill" prominent delegates arrived
the spectators applauded. Arthur J.
Balfour. head of the British delega-
tion. got particular attention.
Many of the dclegates Were
'smning autograph albums.
'i‘ht' session was called to order at
1011: o'clock with a prayer by the
Rev. \Villiam S. Abernethy. pastor of
Calvary Baptist church. which Presi-
dent Harding attends.
Amid applause. Secretary Hughes
anounced that the Shantung treaty he-
tween Japan and China had been sign-
td Saturday.
Mr. Balfour signed at 10:22 o'clock.
busy
tween the l‘nited States. Great Bri- There was prolonged applause as the
13in. Japan. France Italy. China. Iseyrn British dclcgntes marched to the
“t'YKiUIIL l'OTtUgal and the Nether- 'signing place. \Vhile the British dele-
lands. binding t‘iH‘ll of them to res- gmmn was signing motion picture
pect China‘s integrity. the open door
principal is to ho in detail. and cycry
opportunity is to ln- given the Chinese
people to develop a stable govern-
ment. It is agreed that no treaty in-
fringing these principals is to be con—
cluded. that no contracts Violating
them are to im llpht ld. that discrimin-
atory practice-s in the l‘hint-sv ruilwa_\s
is to end. and that China's rizlits as a
neutral are to two i'cspecteti in tuture
wurs.
fu—The Chinese taril‘t' trr-zity. adhered
to by the same Lin" 'lullflllS. world-
in: international intichim-ry for an
immediate rmision of t‘hincst- cus-
toms duties on a basis of five percent.
o-t‘tectivv. and periodical rv-dnisions
Tllt'rt‘lliii‘l'. ttizrv-tlit'r With changes
which will permit imposition 0.- sur-
taxes.
The Sliaiitiin‘r lrtutl‘.‘ in tween .lil'ptlll
and Chnni lxy which Shuntnnt;
restored in “liliiiF” (liiitw'il.
By one of thc uncomplctr-d treaties
:utrt-v-ti to in srihst:iiicv-—iliii‘iiii: the con.
terouct‘. Japan gin-s to llli' l'iiltt'ii
Stall s lhl‘ hint: sought tiiliit‘ and win -
lt-ss pi'it'ilvm-s ni‘ tlit- lslnml til Yap. lv\
is
photographs were taken.
Thc signing of the last. of the docu-
ments was compli-tcd by the American
delegates at 10:16 a. m.
Tn saw- timc the red wax seals had
been affixed prexiously and confer-
t‘nPt' attaches near the elbows of the
delegates pointed where each was
was to write his name. Belgium was
and liaron De Cartier. the only Bel-
gia l drlegates. took his place as Elihu
Root arcs-.0 at the table. He had two
trcnzins to sign. the general Far East‘
(Fit and the Chinese tariff.
'l‘hi- stw-n llritish delegates hen-lad
l»\- l’.( v, Balfour. signed next. 'l‘liey
affixt-J their signatures to all iiyc of
the dtcumcnts.
At 10:32 the (‘hinesc succeeded the
lritish at. the tnhln and began signing.
(‘hina is party only to the l-‘ar Ensl-
r-rn and the tariff trt-atics and her
‘thrce dt'lt'glllt‘s tinishml signing them
at 10:35.
Allu-rt Szirraut and Juli-s .liisserand.
thr only lt‘rcncli dchgntcs remaining
in \Vnshington. lnllowwl illt‘ (‘liinosc
ll‘t‘llllts and
and lliiisliul signing: llll'
:li. suppln-im-nts in which l“l'.’ll'lt"" is
AGREEMENTS ,
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their'péacefui relauonsinp; II ,
threatening a corrinion 'péril. ”in the
rcvc-aling light of the public opinion
of the world. .xirtthontfgsurreixder of
sovereignty. without impaired nation-
ality or afironted national primes. so-
lution has been found: in unanimity.
and today's adjournment is marked by
rejoicing in the things accom‘151is‘3ied. If
the world has hungered for new assurw
ance it may. feast at the banquet which
the conlcrence has spread.
"I am sure the people of the I'nited
States are supremely gratified and yet
there is scant appreciation how mar-
velously you have Wrought.
days were dragging and agreements
were delayed. when their were obsta—
cles within and hindrances without.
few stopped to realize that here was
a conference ,of sovereign powers
where only unanimous agrtemcnt
could be made the rule. Majorities
could not decide without impugning
national rights . There were no vic-
tors to command; no vanquished to
yield. All had voiuntarllv to agree in
translating the conscience of our civil-
ization and give concrete expression to
world opinion. '
“And you have agreed in spite of all
difficulties and the agreements are
proclaimed to the world.. No new
standards of national honor have been
sought. but the indictment: of national
dishonor have ben withdrawn. and the
world is ready to proclaim the odious-
ncss of perfidy or infamy.
“It is not pretended that the pur-
suit ofupcace and the limitations of ar.
mamcnt is a new conceit. or that the
conference is a new conception either
in settlement of war or in writ-
ing the. conscience of international re-
lationship. Timed. it is not new to
have met in the realization of war's
supreme penalties The Hague con-
ventions are examples of the one. the
conference of Vienna. of Berlin, of
Versailles are outstanding instances of
the others.
"The Hague conventions .Werc de-
{catcd by the antagonism of one strong
power whoa» indisposition to co-
Iopo-rutp and sustain lvd it to one of the
suprcmc tragedies which have conic to
national cmincncc. Vienna and Berlin
isong‘nt peace founded on the injustices
of war and sowed thc seeds of future
conllict. and hatred was. ni'ini-d “ht‘rt'
conference was stifled.
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of them which mistht :ihritlge Animi—
can rights.
portions or
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10 withdraw from tiir least-ll thri‘ii‘Ol‘V'
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of her tvrritorc '.'-i .s :i s'ij~it1...n”.nt
t0 the tariff 'i‘vzitj. szrvwl to w“.
taiii the present l.i.iiitmir- customs sys-
. tern. In two supplements to the radio
resolution. China declared she rooog'-
nized no right to install foreign radio
plants without her express. consnm
and the powers other than China de-
_ elated that: in future wireless disputes
' the open door policy must be applied.
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Advertise in the Sentinel for best
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l.:?t-ntinn‘
[Iriishniirnt
"it can not lie- min I‘ tl;.:n swcinly for
()lilV chill 0":1 govcrnlnent
so t'ii'vliinstancud at to be able to ad-
lll'i'FF the coiilt-rcncc. to sneak con-
;gruliilutioizs. and to offer the thanks ot‘
four nation. our people: perhaps I dare
volunteer to utter thtm from the
I world. My own gratification is beyond
'my capacity to express.
I "This conference has wrought a
truly great achievement. It is haz-
.. --lous sonic times to sptak in super-
latiyes and I will be restrained. but I
will say with every confidence. 9153-}:
11h“ faith pliglitcd here today. kept in
national honor. will mark the begin-
mm; or a new and hotter cpoch in hu-
man progress.
"Stripped to the simpleit'fim
Iii“. 1 5 tin
.is the spectacle-which has inspired a‘
ntw hope for the world? Gathered
about this table nine great nations of
the earth—not all. to be sure. but
those most directly concerned with the
problems at hand—have conferred on
questions or great import and com-
mon concern. on pi-‘Gmmsl-menacw
J,
and to our excellent advisory commit—
li‘r which gave to you so dependable a
reflex of that American public Opinion,
which the course of this liepu’i'c. I
"It is all so fine. so gratifying.
reassuring. so full of promise. aboyeI
the groans which come of excessive
burdens not yet lifted. but now to be
lightened. above the discouragementsl
of a world yet struggling to find it-
self after surpassing.r upheaval. there
is the note of rejoicing. which is not
alone ours or yours. or (1f all of us. hhtl
comes from thé hearts of an 1.30
world." .
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HOGH TARlFF RATES i
WASHINGTON. Feb. 6.—Ma;iority
members of the Senate Finance com-
mittee in naming tariff rates on farm
products are understood to have ap-
proved the recommendations of the
Senate Republican agriculture tariff
bloc in the case of approximara-ly twa-
thirds of the items thus far consid-
ered. These rates geherally are slight.
lynhigher than those in the Fordn’ey
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' Have You Tried
Doing Your “Daily Dozen" to Music?
Records with Walt” Camp’s Health Building Exercises
Can be played on any machine
Music has soothed the pathway of m
task, and now it has come to the aid or 111.4
Dozen.” Of course yGu do yours each .lr. i.
haps it is looked upon as a task, to be gone v.1:
gotten over with as soon as possible. Jim in
to music, the right kind of music that gives :‘r; .1773,
number of counts needed for each exercise. Line up the family. old ..;;.1 :r. :t.
and make the “Daily Dozen” one of the pleasures of home life. ' “
'A' Set of Records gives the whole twelve lessons. There are 1 - .~
Each side of-arecord, with a director to givc instructions rind count.
for the lessons, three on a record, played Without instructions being t'
With eaCh set comes a chart of thé body, also
illustrated-Cards showing how each exercise is done. “73-”
Mum, records and chart, complete for ‘4;
$15.00
'Ask to have these played in our Patlicphone Seclzrii.
Silk Jerseys
$3.95
Petticrr~ '
A New Hat
lTo Brighten a Dreary Month
February, the month be-
tween winter and spring,
one’s spirits are apt to be
slightly depressed and a hat
of bright colored silk or sat-
in is a wonderful tonic.
Fine silver thread is
stitched “hit or miss” all
over crown and turned-up
brim of blue or black taffeta.
Henna is seen, either satin or line Straw.
Satins of turquoise blue are sometimes com-
bined With straw.
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for Growm: C;
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A Surgical Corset
In Warner Brothers Make
This is a maternity corset as wall. having no
bones in front but instead rm elastic section that
gives abdominal support. There are lacings lull
way down .each side for adjusting. and the luck is well
toned.
in white lizztiste, not too heavy, the kind of .1
corset that is comfortable as well as providing 1h:
necessary support.
muslin. it;
In idling“
, i
from.
each 5331: . s
cning. film
and .iz‘mlv
mad Sims .,
$4.00 820(2-
Ccrsct Sect ion.
l The Present Fad
l for Colored Linens
Blouses
Georgettes, Crepe .
de Chine and Voiles, :i r;
few striped Silks, some I
plain, others fancy, all
H35 extended to towels, in Color in ‘1‘.
root-its. It is ;l happy thought and .i:.\:.«
quite prettily.
colors “"91 Wh’te i Some fine lrish Linens, especiallt 1
Your Choice ! towels. (l cool soil blue, ;1 use .1213. Mt .
$5.00 each J yard \ 'idc. lint half the width is L‘l‘tl‘LEKll 2
% so that one yard will make two 1.22.115.
With the Colored threads than-n or narwn
serted.
Second iioor.
$1.00 a yard.
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