SWEDEN: New Treaty
U. S. Secretary of State Charles E. Hughes and Captain Axel F. Wallenberg, Swedish Minister to the U. S., signed a treaty of arbitration.
The signing of this treaty virtually renews an agreement which expired in 1918. It is also based upon those which are now in force between the U. S. and Britain, France, etc.
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