The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-08

in transmissiOnl to cooperate IN the
ahllshmcut of through ticket scrN
tees for passengers and baggage, 10
ensure communication hv rail he
tween the allied, associated and
other states. to allow the Consirl'
uup or improvements within % years
NJ such Lines aA necessary, aud Il"
conform her rolling stock To enable
It's incorporation In trains ~ the al
Led or associated powers she also
agrees 10 accept the dcnunOlliiou ot
the 81. GothArd convention ot swift O.
erland and italy by request, and
temporarily To execute instructions a.
To- the transport Of troops and sup
plies an ! the establishment " postal
and tclcgraphic service. ns provided
CEecno- Slovakia To assure CTccho-
SlovakH access to tho sea special
rights are given her both north and
south Toward the Adriaur she is
permitted 10 run her own through
trains TO Fiume and Triest To the
north, Germany is to leave her for
90 years spaces IN Hamburg and
Stettin the details to he worked out
hy comm iSslon ~ three represent
ing CEe 'ho- -Slovakia, Germany and
Great Britain.
kicl Canal Pre-.
The klrl canal. Thc kiel canal rs
"a remain free and open to war
and merchant ships Of all nations n'
peace with Gcrmauy Goods and
ships NJ al states are 70 be treated
on terms 81 absolute equality and
no taxes to he imposed beyond those
necessary for upkecp ana improve
mcnt for which Germany is to hc
responsible In case OF violation ~ or
] "A Ina ~ n a. 80, thAAa ~
any statc may appeal 10 the league
OF nations and may demand the ap-
pointmcnt Of an International com
mission For preliminary hearing of
complaints Germany shall establish
a local authority At Eiol
international labor orEan TN q onH
Members of the league ~ nations
agree to establish permanent or.
ganiZation TO promote intTrnS tional
ndiuatmcnt OF labor conditions. 10
consist ~ an annual international la
hOr conference and international la
! Dor office
The former Is composed Of four
representatives NJ each state. two
lfrom the government and one each
from tho employers and tho en-
| ployed each NJ them may vote lndi-
viduaily II will be deliberativc leg
!
/ form Of draft conventions or rec
1 ommond1tions for legislation. which
| II passed by two-thirds vote. must hc
/ submitted to the law making author
| ity In cvcry state participating Each
| government may either enact tho
! terms into law; approve the prin-
! ciplp. hut modify them 70 Local
/ needs: leave the actual legislation In
! caHe Of federal state 10 Local legN-
/ latures or reject the convention nl-
| together without further obligation
Officc Mt league Scat,
! The international labor office y
estsib lished NJ the seat OF the league
Of nations as part Of It's orGiniza
ton. II Is to collect and distribute
| Information on labor throughout tho
world and prepare agenda for the
conference II will publish a perl
odicAl in French and English and
possibly other languages, Each state
agrees TO make to II for presentation
| to the conference an annual report
Of measures taken to execute aC-
cepted conventions. tho governing
body Is its executive. II consists OF
|24 members, I2 rcpresenting the
governments six the employers and
sx the emplo yes. 10 serve for three
years
on complaint that any government
has failed to carry out a convention
10 which II is n parry. the governing
body may make inquiries directly Il
that government and In case th'
reply Is unsa tisfactory may publish