The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-01-25
Old REGULAR
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in alphabetical order
Sec. Z. A secrotsrist, appointed
from outside the plenipotentiaries
composed OF one representative OF
the United States OF America, one of
the British Empire one of France,
one OF Italy and one of Japan will
be submitted to the president, who
will be the controlling authority re-
sponsible for its operations. This
secretary will be entrusted with the
care OF drafting the protocols Of the
meeting, OF classifying the archives,
OF providing for the administration
and organization OF the conference
and generally Of insuring the regu-
lar and punctual working of the
service entrusted TO II. The head
Of the secretaries shall have charge
OF and be responsible for the proto-
coils and archives. The archives will
always be open to the members OF
the conference.
Sec. 8. The publicity Of the pro-
ceedings shall be insured by official
communicates prepared by the sec
retariat and made public.
In case Of disagreement as to the
drafting Of these communicates, the
matter shall be referred TO the prin-
cipal plenipotentaries or their repre-
sentatives.
Sec. 0. Reserved
Sec. 10. All documents intended
for inclusion In the protocols must
be handed in writing by the pleni-
.fos. las a. ~ In 4n
Sec. IL. Plenipotentiaries wishing
TO make proposal not connected
with the question on the agenda or
not arising from the~ discussion shall
give notice of the same twenty-four
hours in advance. In order TO facili-
tate the discussions However, ex-
ceptions can be made to this rule
in the case OF amendments or sec
ondary questions, but not in the
case Of substantive proposals.
Sec. ~. Petitions, memoranda, OBJ
seryations or documents forwarded
TO the conference by any persons
other than plenipotentiaries must be
received and classified by the secre-
tariat. Such OF these communications
as are just political will be briefly
summarized in a line to be distri-
buted 10 all the plenipotentiaries
This list will be kept up to date
as analogous communications are re-
ceived. All such documents will be
deposited in the archives.
Two Readings.
Section. 10. The discussion of the
question to be decided will comprise
a first and second reading. The first
will consist Of the general subject,
with the object Of obtaining an agree
ment on matters of Importance. |
Subsequently there will be second
reading for more detailed examina-
ton.
Sec. IA. The plenlpotentiaries shall
have the right, subject to the |
agreement with the conference, to |
authorize their technical explanations
on such points as may be deemed
lawful.
II the conference thinks advis-
able. the technical examinations of
any particular question may be in
trusted to a committee Of technical
delegates, whose duty will be to re-
port and suggest solutions.
Sec. Is. The protocol drawn up
by the secretariat shall be printed
and distributed in proof to the dele
gates in the shortest possible time. |
To expedite the work by conference, |
the communications thus made in adj |
vance shall take the place of the |
reading Of the protocol at the be-
ginning of each meeting. II no al |
teration is proposed by the pleni-
potentiaries. the text shall be deem
ed approved and entered in the
archives.
II any alteration is proposed, It's
text shalt be read by the president
at the beginning OF the following
meeting. In any case, the protocol
must be read out in full at the re-
quest of any plenipotentip y.
Sec 16. A committee shall be
formed for drafting the resolutions
adopted. This committee shall con-
Germ Itself only with questions which
have been decided. It's sole duty
shall be to draw UT the text Of the
decision adopted and to present II
for the approved of the conference
II shall be composed Of five mem
hers not forming part of the pleni- |
potentlary delegates and composed
OF one representative Of the United
States of America, one d, the British
Empire. one Of France. one OF Ital.
and one Of Japan.
q. may be, however that the diff
ferent denominations, sects. etc,
which have given certain individuals
their travelling expenses to go to
Paris will be repaid for their trouble |
and expense by the information |
which they may gain by SO nearly !
APT Jaching world event, and it ,
may be possible for q Colored |
Americans to break through or
go over the top" but just row, 1t
appeiss to me, that they lead g !
forlorn hope.
A Teas Tuskegee.
The following despatch is being !
sent out from Austin. where the