"This is to adjudicate all cases where a private of the industrial army makes a complaint of unfairness against an officer.

All such questions are heard and settled without appeal by a single judge, three judges being required only in graver cases.

The efficiency of industry requires the strictest discipline in the army of labor, but the claim of the workman to just and considerate treatment is backed by the whole power of the nation.

The officer commands and the private obeys, but no officer is so high that he would dare display an overbearing manner toward a workman of the lowest class.

As for churlishness or rudeness by an official of any sort, in his relations to the public, not one among minor offenses is more sure of a prompt penalty than this.