East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-30


nt any meeting Of the Assembly or
: tho Council shall require the agre,
+ ment Of al 1.-The Members OF the Leagu
represented at the meeting.
/ All matters OF procedure at meeting
OF the Assembly or OF the Council, IN
4 clnding the appointment Of Commit
|, tees 10 investigating particular mat
= tcrs, shall be regulated by the Assem-
) bly, or by the council and may be de
; cided by majority Of the Member
Of tho League represented ut the meet
! Ing.
The first meeting OF the AssembI.
and the first meeting Of the Council
shall be summoned by the presiden
Of the United states OF America.
Article O
The permanent secretarlat shall be
established at the Seat OF the League
The Secretariat shall comprise a secrs.
tary General and such secretaries and
staff as may be required.
The first Secretary General shall be
the person named in the Annex; there.
after the Secretary General shall be
appointed by the Council with the ap-
proval of tho majority of the Assembly.
The secretaries and staff of the Sec
retarlat shall be appointed by the Sec
retary General with the approval OF
the Council.
The Secretary General shall act in
that capacity al ali meetings Of the
Assembly and of the Council
The expenses Of the Secretariat shall
be borne by the Members OF the Lea
que In accordance with the apportion-
ment OF the expenses OF the Interna-
tional Bureau of the Universal Postal
Union.
Article 7
The Seat OF the League is establish
ed at Geneva.
The Council NAV at any time decide
that the Seat Of the League shall be
elsewhere.
All positions under or in connection
with the League. including the secre-
ariat. shall be open equally to men
md women.
Representatives OF the Members OF
he Teapue ana officials Of the League
when engaged on the business of the
eague shall enjoy Diplomatic prlvil- {
pos ana innmunitIes. '
Tho buildings and other property oc- I
unieA nv the Teaet,e or its Officials or I
" Renresentatives attending its meet '
,ys abaII no invioIable.
Art,cIo q {
Tho Members of the League recog.
TO that tho maintcnnnce Of peace re- c
,,tra' ~, roduc,ior of national arma- a
,a,,,. ~ ,,,o to,eaet roint consistent c
,,, ra,,ona1 saso,v and tho enforce a
,ent nv common action of information t
chico atiors s
,r,,a C-o,,nciI tal,,np account Of the I,
situation and circum.
,sae.i' q, - a.c,, s,ste .bau formulate
ans fo,. snch reduction for the con- 81
ana action of the several Z,
overnncnts N
49,. 49,. g,,o,, ~, s,biact N recon. n
,ora,,a,, a.,,d ra,,islon at Ieast every e,
+. ,cars a
c,er ,noso nlans sbalI have been "
,nn,oa hy no saveral Governments T
: i,r,t,s ~ arr,anents therein fixed o.
a,i ,a, \, .o~caodoa without tbe con- r,
rrenpa AZ the couucil II A
~, I, ~, 49, ~ tno reapue agree
q. ,ha ,aan,fac,,ra nv nrivate en-
,,.,se ~ - - r,,,ni,iona ana indictments b,
,,ar III ,s a,a,, 10 erave objections. The te
,,.at, III ad,lso NOW tho evil ef- n,
~ at,endant mon such manufac- ~
~ ~, No nrovented due regard be- T,
,as - tho necessities Of those N
hors ~ ,be reague which are not IN
T. =. ,,,,',,,,eactura the munitions si
a ,,,,nlnr,ente of war necessary for OF
o,r safatv OF
M, .r,l,,.t,or. - tbo 7 .aae1ta under IN
: ~ 'ue.,igvss IN, and srant IN ~