Evening Star Newspaper, August 26, 1924, Page 12

12 COURT AND LEAGLE HELD INSEPARABLE Tribunal Can Prosper Only Inside Nations’ Association, ¥ Says French Editor. By the Accocinted Proas TLLIAMSTOWN, Mass 26.—Praise for the Permanent Court of Tnternational Just he or- £anization of the league of nations which would have the greatest in- fluence in fostering the internattonal spirit \tained in the last of f lectures by Lous al editor of the Hevue ore the Institute of ht. Nevertheless. he declared, the t must be depend- ent upon the league of nations. Although placing the ! court s August | league. it is the court which long run e on the formation | nal spirtt Not Like Sopreme Court. | he con- id aquite | = conditions of isolation of exccutive and rity, the prestige of customs the United States would. speaker indicated, be more compar- able to the league than under the present conditions. “The existence of an internal life must precede in some manner that of the court. That is why a Court of In- ternational Justice, far from being able to take the place of the League of Nations, can prosper rapidly only within such a league. U. S. Lost Hope Too Quickly. “T know that vou have unpleasant and quite recent recollections of Eu- rope and her politics. Permit me to tell you that yvou were wrong to be so quickly scouraged, before you had time to see vour ideas put into execution over there. The ideas which ice and during the peace ¢ e, the right of nations to self-determination, the idea of peace bound up with the idea of a demoe- the necessity for forming an mutual guarantees of pendence and territori great and small states o all these political ideas have shown themselves in practice so well adapted to the needs and aspirations of Europe that they alone explain why Europe, shat- tered by the war economy, has so quick certain _ stability, w economi used to disgust you with your for- mer ideas and to attempt the recon- | struction of Europe have never been able to be applied and have always been disproved by the facts. “The idea of the League of is derived from pan-America the Monroe doctrine is only vour dec- laration of independence and our dec- laration of the rights of man and of the citizen applied to the community of nation. Two rings are used in the mar- riage ceremony of the Greek Church. One gold and the other silver. WANTS WILL VOIDED. Widow Seeks to Administer Abraham Reid Estate. A petition to declare null and void a purported last will and testament signed November 20, 1923, by Abra- ham Reld, who died January 9, 1924, and to have letters of administration issue to Rosana Reid, widow of the deceased, was filed in the office of. the register of wills vesterda Through Attorn P. Arm- stead and Charles Robinson, the petitioner states that Abraham Reid left a paper as his last will, but | that it was signed by only one wit- ness and was therefore invalid. Although the petition states that this will had been filed in the office of the register of wills, search of the records today failed to disclose it and an_ inqu ut on foot to discover whether such a paper actu- ally had boen filed The estate consists in the proceeds from a $10,000 insurance policy with the War Risk Insurance Bureau which was made out by Alcxander Reid. son, naming Abraham Reid, a v, Following the death of the son, the late Abraham Reid had been receiving $57.50 per month from the War T Bureau. There is no real estate. the only heirs are four sons, Robert, William, Law- son and Oscar Reid, ster, Rebecca Booker, and a brother, Solomon Reid, besides the widow. - Forty per cent of the attendance at boxing clubs in Los Angel | posed of women. THE EVENING SLAYER, INSANE, GETS DEATH PENALTY LIFTED Special Dispatch to The Star. 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