The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-14

| tlNc AEGbkiAlGGu as HulthhiE AbA ohh-
mission TO 1t for arbitration under the
foSegoing article.
Article XIV. II there should arise
| between states members OF the league
any dispute likely to lead to rupture,
which Is not submitted to arbitration
as above, the high contracting parties
agree that they win refer, the matter
to the executive council; either party
TO the dispute may give notice OF the
existence OF the dispute to the secre-
tary- general who viii make all neces-
sary arrangements for full investigp-
ton and consideration thereof. For
this purpose the parties agree to COM
municate to the secretary general as
promptly as possible statements of
their case with all the relevant facts,
and Paris and the executive council
may forthwith direct the publication
thereof Where the efforts of the coun-
ell lead to the settlement OF the dis
pute a statement shall be published
indicating the nature OF the dispute
and the terms Of settlement, together
with such explanations as may be ap-
propriate.
II the dispute has not been settled, a
report by the council shall be published,
setting forth with all necessary facts
and explanations, the recommendation
which the council thinks just and proper
for the settlement of the dispute. II
the report Is unanimously agreed to by
the members of the council other than
the parties to the dispute, the high con-
tracting parties agree that they will not
go to war with any party which COM
phes with the recommendations, and
that II any party shall refuse so to com
ply the council shall propose measures
necessary TO give effect TO the recon- .
neHoatlons. II no such unanimous re-
poti can ,1 pc mans y shan ne me s puty NY
VI VI tne maJoriy Ahu the pIivliege OF tne
minority to issue statements indicating
cnntay uIey pe'eSe 70 ue tnS ts taCsS a., CIV
sidnr ains ~ - the ne. reas9ns S wich tneS con
The execytive % councIl NAV IN nnv
oosa No., .h .tflie SVHSl fey ISy Az AZ
nute to The bodv ,I 81 The delegatss, The
disnutS shsIi Y' be So M reFerreS az % tha re e :
quest q either party 70 the dispute
made Within a "a sS Says aftsr spef the % hubmIso 80
sion ~ ~tth tba atsnI,1S uaSS aA'eI 'ne huo'''''
In n CASE refsrred 20 tho hodv NJ dele
patas ali tba nro,,isiors ~ tbis ertjrIe
and of article xii relating to the ac-
tion and mowers nf tha executIve coun-
eli shaII hnnlv 10 the action and now
ore ~ tho bndy ~ dalssetea "''N ~"
SArticia XVI Sho,1J anv of tbs
hiph contra ctjna nsrties hraair or dis.
raSnrS t.s rSs ''vS Tdo r+ict. 70
~ %ara ittos ~ W ne,
s,,,n.a ou M n.h an ~ ~
aa, Sat az J,e a osnsI hisaHDSs et ot IN NY
IeasHe, Wnich nereny uHuerJakes IN
|
ahce OF az traae or IlhanelaI relat'ons hn
tme pfVhlpItion oL Al inseIGourse M ue'
Meeii theH natloIais anu the na'loI',
aLs OF tne covenant-preaklng state, an'
the prevention OF AZ financial com.
merclal or personal intercourse betWeei
the nationals OF the covenant.brealkinl
state and the nationals OF any othel
state, whether a member OF the league
or not. .. @, ..
1T shall be the duty OF the execu
NANVa sa..sI L. a..
mend what effective military or nava
force the members OF the league shal
! severally eontfihute u the armeS
, forces to be used to protect the cove
] nants OF the league. I
fHixyn NNutyoI Cvwy.c~%
The high contracting parties agree
! further, that they will mutually sup
| port one another In the financial anc
economic measures which may be taker
! Under this article. In order to minimize
the loss and inconvenience resulting
from the above measures, and that the!
will mutually support one another Il
resisting ail special measures aimed
! AZ one OF their NUMBER by the covenant
oreaklng state, aud that they VIII al
ford passage through their territory
20 the forces OF any OF the high CON
Tacting parties VINO are cooperating u
protect the covenants OF the league.
hftleie ANil' IN we event OF dls,
puteS petWeen one state memper O.
tne league hnd anotner stae wnlch II
not member OF the league or ne'
iween states not mempers OF ht
lessue. tns nisn cohtractng partles
asIee tnaL Ire STATE y, s,ateS Iiot iIlSli'
o,9 81 AZ. o I1fn.ii ti snail ps nvLteu sho, !,
aceJpe Ins opisdtIonS i tt VI 1S M
isn, ~ nne ieSsuS Tar ior o Inc puIR3s ol stSt
eIspu.SI, p.,.I, "pon lI SISn eViiultIot'3 H % tht
upon acceptance ' OF i any SUCH such invitatioR i ion
s3s aeocS @ ProSisionS P,oSisicat Saa, De apphee
daer,aH necessnrI Nv tha ieag1,e w
"Itnon such Invitation beinr eiver
A. oom n,,tus co,,noti spa,I i,,,,ssd stsJ, ~,
insti.,,te ar ino,,iry ;ntn tha e;rc,,r,1
l,issaau.e nsas "a "a rnnsita nv I,sta ~
ssanrSs n, "a ap s,,ni, a,i nl tne uspSe amS
,"t n,@eot,,n, ~ g tss " ,,s, svs,l
ntas pes. aau 'iios' siiee'u"i III INC ei'cu"''
stsncosi .. . $500. 4...,..
; IN lhe eVent o. power ~ lnVitet
refusing 70 accept the oolgatlohs o.
mempersnip N tne league lor me pur
poses OF tne Isasue Wnich IN tne caS(
or state member OF the league WoulO
constitute breach OF articie IL the pro
visions OF article 10 shal, De applicable
as against the state TAKING sueh ac'
ton,
II both parties - the dispute wheT
tions Of membership In the league FOL
the purpose OF such dispute, the execu
tive council may take such action ant
make such recommendations as viii
prevent hostilities and will result In thu
settlement Of the dispute,
Article XVIII. The contracting par
ties agree that the league shall be in
trusted with general supervision OF the
trade in arms and ammunition with tn,
countries in which the control OF thi,
traffic IL necessary In the common in,
terest.
pro,y;Ins Fox. NnIon;as
TToVAucS AVT OOlonlcS'
Il To those colonies and territorie,
which as conseofence of the late war
have ceased To he under the soyer.
| eighty m the states which fornerl,
governed them and which are inhabited
by peoples not vet able TO stand b,
Themselves under the strenuous condl,
be apnlied the principle that The well,
beinp and deyelonn1eIlt of aiich peonlet
form a saered tri,st az civiJIgatIon an(
tha sscnrities Sor the nerfornarce q
this trust should be embodied in tn,