Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-04

by the arbirators or the report by
the council,
in any case, under this article
the award of the arbitrators shall
be made within a reasonable time,
and the report of the council shall
be made within six months after
the submission of the dispute.
ARTICLE NH.
1.-THE members OF the League
agree that whenever any dispute
shall arise between them which
they recognize to be suitable for
submission to arbitration, and
which cannot be satisfactorily SET
fled by diplomacy, they will sub
nit the whole subject matter to
arbitration. disputes as to the in
terpretation of a treaty, as TO any
ouestion of international law, as
70 the existence of any fact which,
If established, would constitute a
breach of any international obhga-
ton or as to the extent and nature
of the reparation to be made tor
anv sttch breach, are dec AIRED TO be
oncr.r those which are generally
suitable for submission to arbitra-
tion FFor the consideration of any
such disp,tIe the Court of Arbitra-
ton TO which the case Is referred
shall be the Court agreed on by
the narties to the dispute or stlpu-
lated in any convention existing De-
tween them. roorua
agree that they will carry out IN
fun good faith any any award that
NAV he rendered, and that they
viii not resort to war against
member of the League which COM
nIiee Herewith. In the event Oh
any failure to carry out such an
ward the council shall propose
What stems should be taken to give
effect thereto
ARTICLE NV.
"rrhe council shall formulate and
submit to the members or the
Taagne for adoption plans for the
establishment of q permane,hl
Cont of international Justice. me
So,1rt shall be competent to near
"a datermiue any dispute of an
t 80 character which the
narties thereto submit to II; nc
court may also give an auVlS s',I.
opinion upon any dispute OF que51
ion referred to it by the couiiel'
or by the assembly.
ARTICLE XIV. ,.-oo
"If there should arise betWee"
members of the League any ulspuIe
iilrelv to lead to a rupture, Whlch
;s not submitted to arbitration as
. bove the members of the League
agree that they will submit tne
ter 10 the council. Any parry
to the dispute may effect such SUD
,nission by giving notice OF the ek-
istence of the dispute to the secreI
tarv General, who will make az
necessary arrangements for a LUZ
i,r,,oetipstion and consideration
thereof. A., ortios 70
.h disnute will communicate 70
the Secretary General as PLo'iipoiiy
no possible, statements OF tlel'
case. all the relevant facts aiiu pa
ners. the council may forNh"lV" VI
rect the publication thereof
"The council shall endeaNoF "
offoct a settlement of any dispute;'
and. IL such efforts are successL ~
STATEMENT shall be made puolc
| Giving such facts and eXplaiatloitis
Taqarding the dispute, terms OF set-
tIement thereof as the council may
deem appropriate. .,,,s cot
@Tf the dispute is not thus SET
fled the council either Unanimously
or bv a majority vote sinai! mar e
and publish report containing u
Statement of the facts of the as
n,Ita and the recommendation
which. are deemed just and proper
in regard thereto.
ANY member of the League rep
resented on the council may MAKE
nmhlic a statement of the facts OF
the dispute and of its conclusions
REGARDING the same. :,
'Tf a report by the councll -
unanimously agreed to by the
members thereof other than the
Representatives of one or more OF
the parties to the dispute, tht
members of the League agree tha'
thew will not go to war with any
marty to the dispute which com
plies with the Recommendations
of the report. .
IF the council fails to reach a