The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-28


submission To arh!tratl"n. FOR III" coll
s,d,.ration of any such dISiul" III" court
nf Arbitration To- which til" cas-" IS To-
fnrrrd shall nc The court agreed on ny
,h. nArIirs To the disput" or Stlrula'"o
in any convention existing between
them.
.rl,.. members of the l";t"u" aEr"" thH.
,bcv will carry out in full good faIth
award thai may ". rendered and that
they will not resort TO war against
member of the lraSu" whlch computes
herewith In tho event. Of any la'IuFc
TO carry out such an award the councn
shall propose what steps Shoulo o'
taken 10 give eect thereto.
(Only minor changes in lanEuase)'
ARTICLE FoURTEEE
Tho council shall formulate and SUB
mil To the members pf the league LOT
sdcutIon. plans COR IN" establishment oil
, prrrnaurnl court Of International JUS
,;re The court shall be- competent 10
hcar and determine any dispute Of an
international character which the par
Ties thereto submit 10 it. The court
may also give an advisory opinion upon
anv DISPUTE or question referred 10 IL
by the council or by the assembly.
Unchanged except for the addition
Of the last S"n,"ncc).
ARTICLE FIFTEEN
II there should arise between mem
bers Of the league any dispute hkclS 10
lead to a rupture. which is not Supin''-
ted TO arbitration as above. IN" thcrn-
hcrs of the league agree that they Will
submit the matter to the council ANY
marty 10 the dispute may effect such
,ri, NOT
istance Of the dispute to the secretary
rcncral who will make all necessary
ARRANGEMENTS for full investigation
and consideration thereof. For ms
purpose the parties TO the dispute Will
communicate TO the secretary general
as promptly as possible. statements OIL
their case, all the relevant facts ana
aarcrs; the council may forthwith d.
rect the publication thereof.
The council shall cndearor 10 enrct
a settlement Of any dispute. and if such
efforts are successful. statement snail
be made public giving such facts and
explanations regarding the dispute,
terms Of settlement thereof as the coun-
Gil may deem appropriate.
If the dispute is not thus settled the
council either unanimously or BY d ma
iority vote shall make and publish re-
mort containing a statement Of the facts
of the dispute and the Recommendations
which arc deemed just and proper in
regard thereto.
Any member Of tire league represent
cd on the council may make public
statement Of the facts, of the dispute
and Of its conclusions regarding the
same.
If O report by the council is unani-
mously agreed toby the members there
Of other than the representatives OF
one or more Of the parties 10 the AIS
pute. the members OF the league agree
that they will not so to war with any
party to the dispute which complies
with the recommendations of the report.
If the council fails 70 reason which is
unanimously agreed to by the members
thereof other than the representatives
OF one or more Of the parties 10 the dis
pute. the members Of the league re-
serve 10 themselves the right 70 take
such action as they shall consider neces-
sary for the maintenance Of right and
justice.
II the dispute between the parties Is
claimed by one Of them. and is found by
the council. to arise out OF matter
which, by international law. Is solely
within the domestic jurisdiction OF
that party. the council shall so report
and shall make no recommendation as
TO its settlement.
The council may in any case under
this article refer the dispute 10 the
assembly Tho dispute shall bc So re-
ferred at the request OF either party 10
the dispute, provided that such request
! be made within fourteen days after the
submission Of the dispute 10 the "oun-
! Gil.
In any case referred to the assembly
| ell the provisions Of this article and OF
! Article MI. relating to the action and
! powers Of the council shall apply 10 the
action and powers of the assembly. pro-
vided that a report made by the assem-
bly,. II concurred in by the representa-
| tivcs Of those members of the league
| represented on the council and of a ma
| jority OF the other members Of the
| league exclusive in each case Of the rep
\ rcsentatives Of the parties to the dis
pute. shall have the same force as re-
| port by tho council concurred in by all
the members thereof other than the rep-
| reseutatives Of one or more of the par
| ties to the dispute.
| (This paragraph. specifically excluding
matters Of domestic Jurisdiction from
\ action by the council is new 1t the last
sentence the words IF concurred In by
J the representatives OF those members Of
| the league represented on the council"
| etc. have been added
AETIcLE SIXTEEN.
| Should any member Of the league re-
| sort to war m disregard to its covenants
under articles twelve. thirteen or fifteen,
| II shall ipso facto be dermed to have
! committed an act OF war against all
! other members Of the league which
hereby undertake Immediately 10 subject
| il to the severance Of all trade or tinan-
cai relations. the prohibition OF all in
| tcrcourSc between their nationals and
the nationals Of the covenant breaking
| state and the prevention OF all financial
commercial or personal intercourse be-
| tawecn thc nationals of the covenant
! breaking state and tho nationals OF any
other state, whether a member OF the
| ieague-or not
II shall b. the duty Of the council in
| such case 20 recommend to the several
| governments concerned what effective
military or naval forces the members OF
the league shall scverally contribut" TO
| the ornaments Of forces tn he used TO
! protect the covenants OF the league.
The members Of the teagu agree fur
ther that they Will mutually support one
| another IN the financial and economic
measures which are taken under this
article IN order to minimize the loss and
| Inconvenience resulting from tho above
measure. ana that they will mutually
support one another In resisting any spe-
cftI measures aimed at one Of their num-
| Der by the covcrra mt breaking state. and
| tb,t ft,ou o.i11 kc tho ncceScary CT Gnu