Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 323, 25 November 1920 — Page 2

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REICHSTAG MEMBER BACKS ROOT STAND

ON LEAGUE QUESTION

,-;rBy Associated Press) - J BERtSx, Nov. 2o.--Professor Walter Schueeking,- a leading" German pacifist and a democratic member of the Reichstag, support-) Elihu Root's contention that one of the main functions of the league of Nations will be in securing international Justice through the operations 4f a World Cotirtrr: ;.,. . :" , Processor Schuecking, wiio has Just returned from the Scandinavian' states where he has been the" guest "of the Nobel Institute and prominent civic and professional organisations, told

The Associated Press correspondent

that he United States should not ab-j sent herself from the League but help to constitute it, ."as the ;holy alliance of nations." ' Schuecking added, 'this consummation, however, can only be realized if the League contains elements ot universality, it i most ' be more than . a mere syndicate of Tictors, .in that it should so comprise the vanquished, Says Democracy Needed. "The League should be genuinely democratfc-in respect of its organic equipment 'and ,.the. sittings of its council of state representatives should be paralleled by a world parliament," he-said. "Structurally it should be so coordinated that, in its function as an International instrument of law, the League shall truly be qualified to safeguard the peace of the world." Schuecking fears that the League as row constituted threatens to become the tool of diplomacy, in contradiction ci the conception that its function is that of an international tribunal. He stated that he League's presen lormation warrants the suspicion that diplomatic rivalries and intrigues will continue to flourish. "The League's function as an international court of justice as emphasized by Root should be made its predominating feature," Schuecking stated. Would Eliminate Council. "This would mean the elimination of the present council as the sole competent tribunal for adjudicating political controversies. By virtue of a collective treaty entered into by all the League's members, controversies which are outside the province of regular courts would be referred to an international forum which would not be influenced by the prevailing constellation in world politics, thus fully qualifying it to render an objective verdict. ' ' Its judgments could then also be made obligatory in the case of political conflicts. ' This would promptly result in branding war as a crime in every instance." ' Scheucking believes that any progress in the formal contact between the states depends upon treating the problems affecting international inter

course as questions of law. He ques

tions , whether the League as now constituted is suitably equipped for such a procedure and he believes that American cooperation will effect an improvement in the direction desired. "The Paris League of Nations represents the head of Janus," he added, 'like the Holy Alliance which wanted to establish eternal peace but which was contaminated by the legitimism of bygone. epochs. The Paris League of

Nations is tainted with imperialism which is now a thing of the past. And yet , the. League is supposed to be the harbinger of a new era and a brighter future. One, therefore, should not summarily reject the League but instead tnwutribute to improving it and amplifying ita usefulness." . . . WARRANTY DEEDS . Warranty deeds filed Nov. 24. in re

corder's office: MIlo Brown et al to William R. Dabis and Esther.. $1; lot 98, Fountain City; Eliza ThallS to Harry R, Thalls and Pearl, SI,' pt. N. K., 27-17-12; Oscar B. Wharf to Louis B. Campbell, $1; lot 223, O.' Map,-and lot M, P.'.V. Washburn's addition, City.

States Lawn Tennis . ossociation, which will make its report at a meeting of the executive committee here Dec. 11. In the meantime, data on the showing of players In the past season will be scrutinized closely and their relative skill computed by the mathematical system adopted last year.

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