The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-17
WORLD PEACE CONFERENCE
yDSiPH ~. IHOtTE NAMES Nv
PORT AR tNNOt NfENENT.
sa,> ~rrr-tar, kno> Has Disco, rrrs, n
plan whrr-b, the >atiaRs Can Select
the Fifteen Judges TO Compose =
Permanent Tribunal nj The Hague.

/ pUt tt0SuF.
Joseph " 'h"at". former Ambassador
To Great Britain. Secretary of State Knox
has discovered the solution IT tn. greai ..st
problem that cam" b-for" the second
HagI. conference. Mr. Knox. MIR Choate
sad had practically completed "a pl.n
whereby the nations Of the world can
select Judges agreeable To all Of them
tn conpn~. "a permanent tribunal AT Ih.
Hagri- for the settlement OF international
dispute
Mr. ihna'" mad" tins declaration IN ia.
course III an address at tn. third session
1T tn" international Conference. OF the
! American Society for Judicial Settlement
or International Disputes. held tonight
IN thu huldlng "f tn" PAN American
/ Union
I NJ ihoht-- subject was Tn. court
of hbItral lHs,lc" - Recommended
~ TIA. Second Hagu. Conference" He
was a nel"glt" io that conference and out
lined it, work He told 81 the effort
NJ ;h" nations IL the world through their
representatives at the conference to.
agree upon the establishment of "A per
ma n.nt court "t arbitration H.. told
how tn. matter ,--msd settled and that
II was IN" cun-"usV- that ifr-.n judga-
he named
Then trouhl" ARCS" a. tn IA. manner 81
selection Of th"-" Judges Tn. great
nations Of IN. world offered 10 -,ihrnh,
the -"l"'''rnn To a haiIor 81 the delegates ,
they offered - HAY" each nation ballot /
fo, ON" man the names thus 'ho-.n to
h- written on slips nf ap-r and put IN a /,
nat Ih-. fifteen names Ia b" drawn
haphaZard from rhis nat would he the
names of tn. judges of the court Amer 1,
rca even agreed Ia withdraw entirely from /
th. dee for these International Judge
-hIy,-
Tn" conference ended without, a set L.
mani Of TN th" gr"at"-' ,"~'lon thai
confronted q IN" conf.-.n," r.ach.,t
no agreement upon At Mr. Choat. sand
b"cau-a th. small rsrIon- Of IA. earth
cont"nd'-d that a small nation II nation
and th"r.for. entitled - a. much repre-.
."nrat'uu on -Ich court 49, - rlgges'
II" Ghhns
Nr thoat" dId not enter INTO th.. details
of Secretary ku"N plan n" merely
~f''i ''taN w. ~ Nlstlf Has ~.
most ,"mpl"ted a -rh.m. for IN" ap.
poIntment Of the-. fifteen Judges which
ne helleN ed would h- acceptable. 10 all
nations Tn" announcement Was re-
ceIved with interest and "A good deal Of
curiosity
Other speak At lghi session
~ the conference. wsr. Oscar \ Stra,i-,
ambassador from the United SrAtas h,
It.Ia.sy trtap,.t- N .at,. 81 49,, !
London FconomH'. former Governor "
NontaEI. Of Virginia ~lm.on r. BALDWIN.
Governor elect of Connecticut. Francis u
.oomls. former secretary Stat. ad
interim. AMI David Starr Jordan Of lie :
land stanford University ~
Al IN" morning session Henry Brown. :
retired Ju-tIC" II the United States SUI 4
prem" Court. ard Charlr~ Nnh-l Gregory.
lean OF ~. collag. uf Law Of Iowa Stat. =
University -pok"
Henry Brown. former .JtI-tIc. of the 0
nItrI States supreme Court IN -p.ak-
nG ~ IN. possibility Of International
'on;rov"r>arI'-- being JudIclally -'.ttl..d 9
~ a tribunal said \
OrNiously som. m"'hod must 81. found a
II enforcing Obedience - the de, roe. ~ an 4
International court This can only ~. done
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'ariy r-ins ~ own army and navy VIZ a
,i"I' arriving On a war whichi- n" very ,
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