The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-10-07

,eSCiitdtiVeS VI lIle pflnclpal al
lied and associated powers. to-
gether with representatives OF
four other members Of the league
These four members Of the Lea
que shall be selected by the as.
sembly from time to time in its
discretion. Until the appoint.
ment of the representatives of the
four members of the League first,
selected by the assembly, repre-
sentatives Of Belgium, Brazil,
Spain and Greece shall be mem
bers of the council.
With the approval Of the ma
jority Of the Assembly, the coun-
Gil may name additional members
Of the League whose representa-
ltives shall always be members of
the council; the council with like
approval may increase the num-
Der of members Of the League to
be selected by the assembly for
representation on the council.
The council shall meet from
time to time as occasion may re
lqufre, and at least once a year, at
the seat of the League, or at such
other place as may be decided up
lon.
The council may deal at its
meetings with any matter within
the sphere Of action Of the League
or affecting the peace Of the
world.
| Any member of the League moi
represented on the council shall
be invited to send a. representa-.
Tive to sit as a member at any
injecting of the council during tbs
consideration of matters special
Ily affecting the interests of thai
member Of the League.
| At meetings Of the council, eacf
member of the League represent
led on the council shall. have one
|vote, and may have not more
Il l1dll Ollc sIoJl CoCiieettiNS ~
Article S
| Except where otherwise ex
|pressly provided in this coven
Iant or by the terms Of the presen
| treaty. decisions at any meeting
Of the assembly or Of the councl
Ishall require the agreement OF al
members Of the League repre-
Isented at the meeting.
i All matters Of procedure a
i meetings Of the assembly or O
1.-THE council, including the ap
Ipointment of committees to inves
Itigate particular MASTERS, shall
be regulated by the assembly O
lby the council and may be decd
Ted by a majority of the member
| of the League represented at tn
'tmeeting.
! The first meeting Of the assem-
.lbly and the first meeting OF tn
| Icouncil shall be summoned by tn
president of the United States 0
| America.
Il Article 6
The permanent secretariat shal
! be established at the seat OF tn
J, Lea CUE. The secretarlat shal
comprise a secretary general an
J, snch secretaries and staff as ma,
be required.
The first secretary genera
shall be the person named in tn
j annex; thereafter the secretar,
{ general shall be appointed by tn
council with the approval OF tn
,Imaiority of the assembly.
, The secretaries and staff OF tn
{ secretariat shall be appointed D.
) the secretary general with the az
: proval Of the council.
The secretary general shall ac
J lin that capacity at all meeting
Of the assembly and Of the couI,
The expenses Of the secretarla
shall he borne by the members 2
: |the League in accordance wit
|the apportionment OF the expel
!, ses m Of The international Bureau 9
{ tbe Universal Postal Union.
, Article Z
The seat of the League IS e'
ltablished at Geneva. ~,
The council may at any any I'm u M
4 lldacide that the seat OF the Lea
cue shall be established else
All nositions under or in cor
nection with the League, lnclue
ine i,ep'tfpe the secretariat, shall be ope
lIeo1uallv to men and women. : =,
REPRESENTATIVES, Rem of the men
bors If the League and official
f Of % the League when engaged, :. Q
+ tbe f1 'Ir business Of the League sha ma,
enjoy diplomatic privileges az
: limmunities. athor mr.,
narty occupied bv the League !, .
its Rs',s officials or by represehhfs en- {
l|tives attending its meetings 81"
~ Article 8
nho members Of the Leagu
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