The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23
Commission Considers
Criticisms at SEES
sion in Paris.
TALK MONROE CREED
Insertion in Document
Among Subjects Under
Consideration.
NEUTRALS WANT CHANGES
Official Statement Says
Their Suggestions Are
Discussed.
MAY SETTLE ITALIAN CLAIM
Colonel House at Work on
Plan-Details Are Not
Revealed.
NEUTRALS WANT CHANGES
MAY SETTLE ITALIAN CLAIM

PARIS, March % The peace
conference commission On tho
league Of nations. at It's meeting
at Americas headquarters this
afternoon. under Ia" chairman
ship ~ President Wilson, com
pletcd consideration Of eight arti-
clcs uf the league covenant, the
changes being formal The Inn
purtaut amendments concerning
The Monroe doctrine. the JBpa-
npse amendment FOR nIHt racial
treatment and the French amend
mCnt relative to the creation of
n general staff we're deferred for
consideration Ht the next meeting,
10 be- held Monday at $50 y. m.
Tho Japanese amendment has
been revised 40 ~ to bo intro
duced into the preamble and re-
CitcA the equality of nationals OF
the Htates belonging To- the league
by The Associated Ptsss
PARIS, March 22--The economic
subjects to be introduced into tho
preliminary peace treaty were def.
nitoly determined ut "A meeting OF
tho economic commission today.
These take IA wide range, the inn
portAnt Hubjects including the dis
IhblllUH VI tfhut
marks and copyrights and alien
property, such Ms that held by tho
custodian of such property In the
United states
The main subjects wrlch viii hp-
pear In the treaty are
First the future status ~ German
commercial treaties with tho allied
counir,lA, all OF which bavo baen
abrogatTd
Second. tariff arrangement un-
der which trade may be resumed.
ana providing against discrimination
hclwevn tho allied countries
THIRD. a provision regulating pro-
war contracts between German bust
ness interests and allied business In
tcrcstS which were suspended by tho
wuf
PARIS. March % The official
statement on the meeting Of the
commission on the league Of nations
says
Tho comm lsslon on tho lon que Of
nations met this afternoon under tho
chalrmanHhlp OF President Wilson.
This was the first meeting OF the
commission since the draft OF the
covenant was presented to tho
plenhl9 h'NAlOu VI Nn' 'bUlfI'Utt OH
February II
~ discussion took place on n
number OF amendment suggested by
the members OF the comisission, u
result Of either the recent exchange
Of views with the Representatives or
nutral states or uf the constructive
criticism to which the covenant has
been generally submitted
Tho commission viii resume It's
examination Of the covenant on
Monday evening AT $40 O'Clock"
~ Tho Associated Press
PARIS. Mar. 81 There ig no hint
~ 20 the character OF tho plan under
consideration by Col e. VI House
fur settlement OF the Flume prob
lcm. but T. IL expected tho plan Will
be- ready In day or TIVE.
Tho italian delegation has an
rwrrcI ull advances made aiming A.
tho establishment az tho eastern
frontier without assigning Wumc to
IAy by declaring tha, any such so
iullon, even n accepted by tho dele
gates hero. would uc usclys as
rci'hcr tho italian parliament nor
people would r1tlfy such an agree
mont for the Abandonment ~ what
they consider s~ihc Indispensable
completion Of m" mother country"