The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-13
INTERNATIONAL COURT JUDGES
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League of Nations. It's composition is as follows
 Five professors of law in univers- ities
 Two who are both professors of law ard lawyers.
 Two lawyers.
 One jurist.
 One statesman
 At least five are professors of in ternational law, while one is a pro lessor of the history of political and civil institutions.
 The professors are Moore. of the United States; Altamira, of Spain; Arzilotti of Italy; Huber, of Switzer- land; Oda, of Japan; Weiss, of France; and Bustamente of Cuba.
 The lawyers include Finlay, of Great Britain and Loder of Holland. Altamira and Anzilotti are both pro fessors of law and lawyers.
 Nyrolm of Denmark is called a
 
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 Many of the II judges are or have been diplomats or members of com missions or international tribunals which entitle them to be Classed as jurists and statesmen of interna tional repute.
 Here are brief thumb nail sketches of the eleven men:
 John Bassett Moore. of the United Shates. Professor of international law and diplomacy at Columbia un- iversity for 30 years; has been third assistant secretary of state and coun- sellor of the state department: mem Der of numerous International tribun als or commissions and once member of the permanent court at the Hague. Viscount Robert Bannatyne Finay. of Great Britain. studied medicine, became lawyer, member of parlia- ment, solicitor general, attorney gen eral, lord rector of Edinburg uniycrs- ity, chancellor of England and mem Der of the permanent court of arbi tration.
 Max Huber, of Switzerland, is pro lessor of international law in the University of Zurich, jurisconsul in the political department of the Swiss government and was a delegate to the Hague conference in 1907.
 Dedrik Galtrup Gjedde Nyholm, of l Denmark. has been member of the mixed international tribunal at Car fro since 1906 and a member of the court of arbitration.
 Senator Ruy Barbosa. of Brazil has been vice president of that coun- | try, minister of finance. member of the second Hague conference and was one of the authors of the Brazil ian constitution
 B. (. J. Loder, of Holland. is a specialist in maritime law, has been a member of the Holland supreme court and was member of the com mission which drew up the plan for the international court of which he is a judge.
 Dr. Yorozu Oda. of Japan, is pro | lessor of the law college of the Kyo- to Imperial university, is a samauri Of the former Saga clan. studied law in England, France and Germany and is the author of works on the science of law and Japanese admins tration law. He is 53 years old.
 Charles Andre Weiss. of France. is an Alsatian. born in Muhouse. He is professor of law in the University Of Paris; member of the Institute Of France, jurisconsul for the French foreign ministry. member of the Acad- emy of Moral and Political Sciences and member of the permanent court of arbitration.
 Senator Rafael Altamiray Creyea. of Spain, is professor of the history of political and civil institutions in the University of Madrid. He was q member of the commission of the l League of Nations which elaborated the project fer the international court of justice and was president of the Ibero American Institute of Comparative Law. He was a mem Der of the arbitration commission es- tablished in 1914 in the dispute be- tween France, Spain and Germany over mining rights in Morocco.
 Dionisio Anzilotti, of Italy, is a lawyer. Under secretary general of the League of Nations, professor of international law in the University of Rome, and member of the per