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Madison Wisconsin State Journal (Newspaper) - October 25, 1920, Madison, WisconsinN R o o t 's W o r k A t The Hague Hmr By Milton Bonner UZZI I O N T *O N - If E l i hu R o o f s w orkan d speechfts in E u w p � in h e lp �in g to fo rm the p lan fo r a pcr- mn.nen; court o f in te rn ation a l Justice m ean anything?, they m ean that H oot VOL. 135. NO. 25. fu lly recognizes a n d is in fa v o r o f th * I * 'ague of N a t io n s covenant th at W a r � ren Q . H a r d in g trays ho w ou ld d itch i f ejected president. I run ab le now to reveal fo r the first tim e the in sid e s to ry o f R o o t 's part In fo rm u la t in g the court. In thew' n e go tia tio n * R o o t in v a r ia b ly reen*- nized the ex istence o f the L m g u o of N a t io n * R o o t went to T h * H a g it*, not aa a representative o f the U n ite d S ta te s w hich is not a m em ber of the League I - o f N ation s, but v ir tu a lly a s an em - | p loy* of tho le a g u e itself. W h e n the com m ittee o f g re a t Jur� is t s from Ita ly , Japan, Spa in , B raz il, J Be lg iu m , N o rw ay , France, H o lland , j a n d B r ita in met, the first tangle w a s j o ve r the m ethod o f ch oo sin g m em bers | o f th * in te rnationa l court. G reat pow - j era w anted to be sure they w ou ld a i- I w a y s be represented. l i t t le pow ers j feared too con stan t dom ination by the lu g ones. ^ R oo t so l v o l the question by s a y in g th at they a lre ad y had in the le a g u e m nchinery, that som ew hat resem bled the two houses o f the A m e rican co n � gress, a council in w h ich the grvat pow ers w ou ld a lw a y s have a m ajo r ity X T end an ..ssem biy in w h ich the sm a ll V pow ers w ou ld a lw a y s have a m ajority . I R o o t proposed th a t the m en n o m i� nated for Justices m u st I** elected by separate votes in the a sse m b ly and the council body. R o o t th u s sp ec ifica lly recognized the m ach in e ry o f tho I o-stgue a s a m eana o f se le ctin g a n in te rn ation a l coorb T h o next b ig a u w tio n solve*! by h is keen bruin w a s when the com m ittee d iscu ssed w hether tile court cou ld or shou ld h ave jxiwmra w h ich n ation s w ould bo ob liged to recognize. In o th � er wordn, the r ig h t o f com pu lsory a d � jud ication. ^ T h o b ig powers, in the m ain. were I h e w l s c o I e J o u r n a l City Edition FOURTEEN PAGES 81st Year. MADISON, WTS., MONDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 25, 1920. PRICE THREE CENTS FRANCE MAY QUIT LEAGUE FOR U. S.PACT Plans for Proposed Alliance to Be Negotiated by New Ambassador, Is Report in Washington W opposed w h ile the little i*r*w*-n� f a � vored com p u lso ry ad jud ication. Roo t asked the com m ittee to turn to A rtic le IS o f the J gun covenant, inserted try W ilso n a t h is request. T h is a rtic le recognized the d e s ira b il� ity of obligatory ' a rb itra tion fo r fo u r Clarita rn o f coses. J'joot sa id tho n a � t ion * w h ich accepted the Is 'a g u e of N a t io n s covenan t a lso accepted this. T h e y recognized th e necessity o f c o m � p u lso ry a rb itra tion . charry th is a little fa r th e r a lo n g and yo u create a perm anent c o u rt under tl,e I s a g u e a u sp ice s w h ich w ou ld have pow ers o f co m p u lso ry ad jud ication. A K H IN G T O N - M_ Jo ie s J u sso r- ;uid, am lMLM&dor from FYanoe, now abroad, w ill return to the U n ite d S ta te s w ith in the next few w tvias and sh o rt ly ther>,Lfw*r w ill be, .tra-isferred to an FJLuroj*ean em bassy. 1 it w a s learned today. T h o F ren ch govt m m ent, it w as ! stated, w ill send h is su cce sso r sh o rt- j ly a fte r n* f i 'tn n n n r in 'i i n th - -JuHUcUbV, dS.epxiW w as w holly tool W iteon adm tnW rm U on a Kainst lh ity ll,.p a . tn jf tr t o f lh " ^ p u b lio M l b ig d ^ S l Im lay of se n tim e n ts ex p ressed In V1.wv.n1nt IiatJonal co m m ittee . re p o rts Hurt he h a s p lo tted to becom e G re y * le t te r which, it s ta te d , oonwti - j tt s ta te m e n t ca teg o ric a lly d e n y in g ) m ilita ry db tu to r o f I ta ly . R eport * to te d p la in in te rferen ce in A m erican j Rgtpom** a c c u sa l ions. R oosevelt sa id had reach ed Rom e th a t , d u rin g the p a r tis a n polities, th a t th e I'tan fo r a J h* a lso woe in s tru c tin g h is a tto rn ey * (v ic to ry ce leb ra tio n in Rom e Nov. 4 . so l- j fo rm a l do cu m en t w as jwHtponesl by J to b rin g c iv il su it a g a in s t R a th o m a n d d tr r s w ill ra ise a c ry fo r d ic ta to rsh ip T E L E G R A P H E R S ' S T R IK E ENDED T h e F re n ch m a n 's d ra ft w a * road to the ObtiLiiUUi'� an d p.ulJy am ended to con fu rm lo m e wisher* o f all. T h e re � fore the report m u s t be a ssu m ed to represent the th ou gh t o f o il the c o m � m itteem en, in c lu d in g Root. Now , s ign if ic a n tly enough, one se c � tion read.-* aw fo llo w s "K u ita m ay be b rou gh t to the court b y s ta te s a g a in s t statu*. lin e s thin m ean only, theme i*b o are m em bers of the I a 'eg u� o f N a t io n s ? O w in g to e x � ceptional c ircum stance s, w h ich every J v*x-\� one believes to Im- on ly tem porary, the I N e w U nited sta te s, w h ich are m entioned . theater in the treaty o f V e r * a � > s am o n g the o r ig in a l m em bers o f the League, have not yet joined the le a g u e ; the U n ited S ta te s have signed tho covenant but have not yet ratified it and are there� fore in an exceptional position. Su ch a n tu a t io n cat.* fo r special treatment. T h e court i s t o b e open to them ." I f th is m ea n s an;, th ing, it m eans I that the com m ittee of w h ic h it***1. wa.- one, be ic veil th** I n iti\i f lu t e s would A h I IK N S - jo in , m n A le a g u e , b u t THI-, cl.N I.I u iio h im g . league of w h ich they took cognizance. ( ku l " t in b> ' he coli u t1! I o f w hich I s now et H nur- tft-hS co n s id e r in g th is very court p ier w h ich R oo t d id so in im:a to dra w' up the J Yen ch and B r it ish cab in e ts an d w as abandoned a ltoge ther w ith the d o w n fa ll o f (Terne nceu. F ra nee has g iven u p hope that the present league w ill be ratified and. together wr.th En g la n d , it w a * learned ter** I wej-e in co no s r lio n w ith in ottlcjaJ circles, even went so f�u. j ciiargw from the navy. early .ii the yr.ir. to con side r p u b l i - J ---- ca tio n o f a statem ent m a k in g c l e a r the fact that they were w illin g and ready u� arrovpt a ll the reservation s propose*! by the repubitoan senate. F R A N C E W A N T S U. S. S h o r t ly after re tu rn in g home from h is rpe�ial m iss io n to the t in ge d States, V isco u n t Grey, in conve rsation w ith I YPin ier C lemenoeati. It w-as sta te d lo rn, su tx-ended in c on v in c in g | th at astute d ip lom at o f the od v is - j a . ' fcii-h a s'* P I , barge*I t>ec;mse t!, in fused to work T h o anx iety o f F rance fi*r the o r- I un 4j^P certa in conditions H a rr in g to n gan izatsm of a n*'w (Utsociatlon o. I �tr 1 ke w:m i*ni,iK-�v*ssfiil. nations, it wan stated here today, is I dur. siuiwr.~rady'^ ii:;fid that no v o t e r s t o p a s s league can Im* a su cce ss WI tin s i t the | U n i t 'd Stat*"*, w ith i ts g re a t m an 1 p o w e r and s tup en d o u s r*'e*�irc*-H. be- _ ifig a m ember. i W A R M IN G T O N Settlem ent o f J a - 2. la k e m a n y m em ber" o f the pan s p ro test a g a in s t the proposed tN ii- U n ite d S ta te * sersit'*. she do�vi not j |f*�rnia law, p ro n ib itiu g lar.d h o ld in g r> be bound by a n y such hard DEATH OF CHILD HELD ACCIDENTAL A S R U S A WA YS 'a i l p e r s o n a a n d newspai�ej-s c o n n e c t - 1 In a n sw e r to th e cr* . I 1 Ann u n vin w .is . cd w itti th e putti leat ton o r d isse tn ln a - I to d ro p f ro m th** c lo u d s in h is a i r - 1 Lion o f th e libel.'' j p lane, a p p e a r in g a s th o an c I c f th* j T h e p ap er* referred to b y Itu thn rn revolt C O R O N E R ' S J U R Y P L A C E S N O as I la v in g been destroyed o r s e q n e s - B L A M E I N M A C K I N T R A G E D Y ;dis-j j y / o B O Y S H ELD * witnesses heard A co ro n er 's Jury found th* n in e -y e a r old A n n i M id in I I dev w as S' "-{dental. Nu bl an*l p icked u p by the pi J lice yesterday a n d an* be ing tield at j C H IC A G O - S tr ik e o f 50 te legrap h - ! th** police station in the tsdlef thai t*rs w itti the I'o sta i T e leg rap h c o m - \ they n.n a w a y from borne 'I hi* I�o>h pony her* w a s ended today when tim wild that they cam e f-nm lY in rr in ii, 1 entire num ber returned to work, a w hen tw o other operators wen* d is - 1 spend ing a n igh M ad iso n y int**. death �f st T h u rs 1 me w is �f the box a itm it'ed in the th*'v V O N J A P L A N D L A W a n d fa s t clans** aa a r tic le X. w hich would en d an g e r her freedom of a c � tion in the fu tu re and a t th e sam*- tim e lead h e r in to a ll s o r ts of fo re ign com p lica t ion * FIRE D A M A G E S W INTER G A R D E N TO R K T he W in te r G a rd en va* bad ly d am ag ed by fire e a r ly Sun d ay m o rn in g J. J . fthubert, then her m agnate , and a firem an were in jured , th e fo rm er by fa ll ing glass Tho d a m a g e am o u n ted to 1500 000. K I N G 'S CONDITION IS U N C H A N G E D K ing A lex an d er 's cond ition J, a cco rd in g to a n official ourt p h y sic ia n s today . i by Japan*****-, p robab ly w ill aw ait d* countries, this gove rn m ent h a v in g dehanded that all Japanese lai�"r im m ig ru t ion Im* si *pp*-d and Ju lian h a v in g asked that all A m i t * c a n la w s considered d iscrim itia* try to I lier p**ople lie w.ped out. B O O Z E WEB TO C A T C H OFFICIALS I T A L I A N HELD A S M U R D E R E R N E W Y O R K A rre sted w h ile roam lu g the fttr^o-tn w**%riri|c t iii * "h o ii or' and ..arrylag in ai*' lent sub* r. K o ** ' r Yow hi. HU. all L a lla n , w as held toda iii conu*s-tioii witti th* "rlpp*-r tnur der of M rs Anni** H orow itz. JK. j im tress and m other of four �" g r a f t . ' A s s is ta n t U n ite d S ta t e s A tto rn e y J K elly . 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T h o s e " h a t M B xm blM i ap|*eexerje w tiich le a n 'o r ,n i l sr * th a t m u r d e r � i u t in A ruer stei'"d txa-i VOT I >P|M. o rn iru t 1 w iih o si J taTK1 o p p o r i m lr m d f>. sed to m g f advised **% A rt* T N K W Y O U K - B rig G en R u n H a w k in s , 19, c o m m a n d e r o f H aw i Z o u a v e s d u r in g th e <! to be- ,y>me m o re efficient arid to arum m o re m o n ey . A few h o u rs r e a d in g m a y m e a n l n e * w v i e arn in g powerr fo r f i e reel c f p n i r f ife f-'end to d a y fn - a copy of *tVC U se f a, Bor t in flllln i t Im f r e e . the cotipon p r in t *s or be sure to Unsettled tonight end T u e s � day, probably w ith rain. Light n o r th ea s t w inds. N E W YORK - T e n a n t s won th e rj- v first ju r y t r ia l u n d e r the new a la la I 1*0 v O U K E L I'SIL, N. 1 Joaeph Ixiti- n n t laws ic rn today. David .dha4"P,, ! 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