Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15

to The loves: point consstcn, with
! national safety and the enforcement
/ l!Ea; ions. having special regard 10 the
| st"Sraphieai Situation and circutn-
tive council shall formulate plans FOR
efcctinE such reduction. The exccu-
! tive council shall also determine for
I the consideration and action OF the
several governments what military
/ equipment and armament is fair and
| reasonable in proportion to the scale
! OF forces laid down la the program OF
, disarmament: aad these limits. when
/ adopted. shall not be exceeded VITA
WOULD PREVENT EVIL. or PRIVATE
VII NfrloN RING:
! The high contracting parties agree
! prise OF munitions and supplements OF
! war lends itself 10 grave objections.
! wise how the evil effects attcndan, upon
! such manufactures can be prevented
| due regard being had 10 the ncccssi-
| ties OF those. countries which arc not
able TO manufacture for themselves the
munitions and implements of war
! necessary for their safety
The high contracting parties under
take in no way To conceal from eacl.
E iIG1r,,i ne condition OF such OF their
auApted TO warllko purposes or the
scale OF their armnrents. and agree
,hat there shall bc fui! and frank in
tcrrhaHEe Of informant ion as to their
military and naval programs.
PERMANENT COMMISSION
TO CONSIDER MUNITIONS
Article INA permanent commits
league on the execution OF ;hc pro-
visions OF. Article Will and on military
AL" Ar riies N@T4n h xsperaiy
parties shall undertake TO respect and
preserve as against external asgr.s-
sion The territorial integrity and cNls,-
ing political independence or all states
members ct the league. In case OF
threat or danger Of such aggression. the
executive council shall advise upon
s shs means h. @,e b. which the obligation
Article NI.-Any war or threat OF
WAY WAY whether immediately affecting
not. is hereby declared a matter matter, Of OF
concern 10 the league. and the high
contTaciins parties reserve the right
wise and cfectuul To saiccuard the
peace OF nations.
HAVE niGiii no GiNi; NOTICE
OF THREATENING MATTERS
agreed 10 be the friendly right or each
OF he nigh contracting parties 10 dra "
or OF the executive council TO any cir
cuinsiances affecting international in
iercourse which threatens TO disturb
internatioral l'"ace or tho good under
standing between nations Iipon which
peace depends
"Art!c!" Nll-Thc high contracting
arise between Them when camnn; H.
adjusted BY the ordinary processes OF
!" war wi,hou; previously subnlittimc
IL. III ru ~, ana matters involved
t ,"G exe =" a,r ., t? inquiry by
months after tn" award by tho nrbi-
traitors or Il recommendation by. tic
executive council: and ihat thew will
not even thcn resort 20 war as against
member OF the league which conn
nLies with the award of the arbitrators
j, ,
i've council.
In any case under The article. the
Within reasonable time and the
reeommcndation Of the executive com
ca Shai! be made within six months
AFTER the submission Of the dispute
AGREE. no SUBMIT ALI
QUESTIONS TO ARBITRATION
Article N1ll.-Thc high contracting
parties aEree that Whenever any dis
p ih,, or -,,; hiilicnl'y shall arise between
able for submission TO arbitration. and
which cannot be satisfactorily settled
Whoie matter to arbitration For this
purpose the court of arbitration to
"h!cn inc case is referred shall be the
/ court agreed OH by the parties or stipu-
| !h'eo III any convention existing be-
,ween them. The high contracting
parties agree that they will carry OUT
IN iuli good fai.h any award that may
n' rendered. In the "vcnt OF any
| ,xLiuie TO carry out the award. the
executive council snail propOse wbur
4 Eitps can best be taken to give effect
/ thereto.
article NIV.-Thc executive coun-
/ -! shall formulate plans for tile cstab-
/ .'Shhlcnt 81 permanent court Of in
| tcfhaiionaI justice, and this court shall
! "hcn established. be competent to
Near ana determine any matter which
INC phrtl"s recognized as suitable for
/ submission 10 it for arbitration under
I inc foregoing article
/ METHODS TO RE FOLLOWED
IN CASE uf' DISPUTE
Article NN.-lI there should arise
I between states members Of the league
/ any hitpuic likely 10 lead 10 rupture
/ hs arovc. the high contracting parties
/ d|T"" that the! viii refer thu. matter
+ !" No executive council: either party
/ 10 ~ DISPUTE may give notice OF the
/ 'h'y general. who win make all ncrrs-
I sdEN arrangements for 4 full invcsti-
gallon and consideration thereof
I F"r 'i,!a pnrrosc tho parties agree
! general as promptly aa possible state
ncnih Df th"ir case with ali Tho
/ p","vani facts and papers. ami the
/! "Arrniiyr council may forthwith direct
/ Whore the efforts Of tho council
. l""h 10 tho settlement OF the dispuI o.
I sta irincnt shall be published indicat :
I ing the nature Of The dispute and the
/ terms 81 settlement. together with such
/ cNnitna IONS rs may be apprOpriatc.
| ~ IN: iisuuic has not becu settled.
| q report 10y tue council shall be pub
| 'Hhcn. setting forth with all mcces-
! mcndht'nn which the council thinks
| lHsi and proper for ihc settlement Of
! the dispute
~ tho report is unanimously agreed
! IMAM the parties 10 the dispute, tho HIGH
contracting parties agree that they will