The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
subject to the safeguards above men
toned, in the interests OF the indigen-

subject to the safeguards above men
toned, in the interests OF the indigen-
Gus proportion.
In every case Of mandate the manda>
tory state shall render TO the league An
annual report in reference 10 the terri
tory committed to it's charge.
The degree of authority. control or
administration 10 be exercised by The
mandatory state shall. II not prcrlousl!
agreed upon by tho high contracting
purties in each case. be explicitly dcilh-
ed nv III. executive council in specli'l
act or charter
Tho high contracting parties further
agree to establish at the seat oil tnE
league a mandatory commission To re
criyc and examine The annual <Cca OF
The mandatory powers and 10 s=S4st Inv
league in ensuring the observance OF the
terms Of all mandates.
Article Twenty.
The iSh contracting parties Will en-
d,.,yor 10 secure and maintain Ialr ehu
hurnnne conditions OF labor for men.
women and children, both in their own
countries and in all countries 10 when
their command and industrial relations
extend. and to that end agree 10 estaD-
Ifsh as part Of the organization OF inc
league 4 permanent bureau OF LABOR.
Article Twenty-one.
The high contracting parties agree
that provision shall be made through
ihc fundamentally of Inc league 10 So
cure and maintain freedom OF transit
and EQUITABLE treatment for the com
mcrcc of all states members Oh tht
league, having in mind. among othet
things. special arrangements Win TO-
card 10 the necessities Of the regions
u.ar o.
Article Twenty-Five.
.Tba nigh contracting parties agree
IN nlacc under tho control or the league
~ International bureaus general treanes
i, tho partics to such treaties consent
ur,bermorc They agree that NIL sucn
International bureaus 10 be constltutea
in future shall be. placed under controI
Of the league.
Article Twenty-three.
"The high contracting parties agree
thar every treaty or International en-
rnrcmcnt entered into hereafter oy any
state member Of the league ShHil w
forthwith registered with the secretary
general and rs soon rs possible pup''S"-
cd by him. and that no sucn 'rsa.S u
international engagement shall nc o'"'-
inr until so registered.
Article Twerty Pour.
ut shall De- the lI6hS ~ N'S i....,
delegates from time To time 10 ~, ,'e
the reconsideration ny states OIL tne
cnruc of treaties which have become
inapplIcablo and oC international corr
ditions OF which the continuance r'"'
endangcr the peace Of the world
Article Twenty Five.
The high contracting narl'rS
nlly agree that the present covenant -
accented as abrugntsd all Obligations
iutcrse which arr INCONSISTENT win IN.
,rrms Thereof and SUlcmnly engage Una.
ihny will not hereafter nnter mi" any
endorsements inconsistent win tnt
terms thereof In case nf any OF tne
powcrs signatory hereto Of SUBSEQUENT
IL admitted to the league s1a1'' ~
fore becoming party to this covenant.
have undertaken any obligations when
arc inconsistent with tho terms OF I'M
covenant. it shall be tn: duty Oh SUI
mower Ia tnkc Immediate steps 7" pr"
rure us release from such obligations
Article Twenty Blk.
Amendments tn this covenant W.
lake errcc, when ratified by the states
whose representatives compose tho ~
ccutivr council and by three 'ouF'ns
of ,hr states whose representatives. COM
nosc the body Of delegates.