Evening Star Newspaper, March 14, 1929, Page 7

WORLD COURT PLAN 3 300N UPTO 0. S, President Hoover to Pass on Efforts to Bring About Adherence. By the Associated Press. President Hoover soon will be called upon to pass judgment upon the latest | effort of American statesmen to bring about American adherence to the World | Court. | An agreement worked out by Emm‘ . and a number of foreign jurists | at Geneva which would pave the way for adherence by this Government is | expected shortly in Washingion and | will be turned over immediately to the | ‘White House by the State Department | for the President’s attention. The agreement deals with the reserva- | tion of the Scnate respecting advisory | opinions, and while some concern has | meen expressed by ,Senate leaders re- | garding the trend of the Root confer- ence in this field. the opinion holds among both Republican and Democratic Senators that Mr. Root e - perienced enough to safc; An n interests. Exchange of Views. The formula contrived by Mr. Root and his associates permits an_exchange | of views between the United States and | the League of Nations Council both be- fore and after the court has received a Tequest for an advisory opinion affecting the interest of this country. This is| intended to take the place of the Senate | Teservation which stipulated that ‘hpi court shall not entertain an opinion | in any matter in which the United | States has or claims to have an interest. Changes in the wording of this for- mula as originally proposed by Mr. Root, which were made at the sugges- fion of Sir Cecil Hurst of Great Britain, have caused a number of Senate leaders 10 €Xpress concern over its acceptability, but. along with the State Department, they bave expressed a willingness to await the text of the whole proposed protocol before arriving at any conclu- sions. Agreement on Wording. ‘The international jurists have reach- ed a tentative agreement on the word- ing of the protocol. Mr. Root, however, | + 18 understood in Washington to dulre‘ the Hoover administration to pass upcm. it before a final undersianding is ar- | rived at, and for this purpose the lextl is expected to be laid before the Presi-- dent without delay. Except for ‘some anxiousness among | Senate leaders, the conviction held in Geneva that the new protocol for Amer- jcan adhesion will prove acceptable to | ihe Senate fs reflected in Washington. ‘The hope has been expressed that the work of Mr. Root and his associates | will so adequately cover the views of | both foreign governments and those | conveyed by the Senate reservations | that scant difficulty will be experienced in finally bringing !l‘le United States into the World Court. DUPLICATE KEYS USED TWICE IN THEFTS HERE Clothing and Currency Taken in Another Burglary, Entry Being Gained by Window. Duplicate keys were twice employed | yesterday by sneak thieves in a series d minor depredations reported to po- one used this means of ente: the of Mrs. Robert' Hol 15 mmu street, where jewelry. 'nflnl apparel and $10 in cash were Another unlocked the Tooms of Del- nor Butler Charles Campbell, 1729 king off with personal deeh 'm’tlr $25. | | | | a rear Agnes C. Dusterhoff | \Bouecntts Sreet southesa:, while she Was away fm home R, John C. roomer at 2800 Thirteenth mm, "reported the theft of a hired t; r and wearing ap- | the loss at $85. Taft “Confesses” iTo Girl He Erred in| Giving Hmn er Oath 13-Year-Old Mlss Calls| Him to Account for Slip in Word. By the Associeted Press. WALDEN, N. Y., March 14.—People exreising a public duty must be much more careful now because of the radio, | Chief Justice William Howard Taft told 13-year-old Helen Terwilligcr. He made this remark in replying to a | letter from the girl in which she called him (0 account for misquoting the oath of office when he administered it to President Hoover. “One cannot speak to the whole | Uniled States without having his words | closely exam Chief Justice Taft | wrote Helen. “You are quite right that | the words of the oath mentioned in the | Constitution are ‘preserve, protect, and defend,” but my memory is not alwavs accurate, and one someiimes becomes & litte uncertain, so that the variaClon | from ‘protect’ to ‘maintain’ was a de- | parture from the fext, but not from | | the meaning “It certainly did not prevent the validity of the vath, | in as President by Chief Justice Fuller, made a similar slip, but in those | vs there was no radio. It was ob- When 1 was sworn | THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. D, ¢, THURSDAY, MARCH 14 1920 served only in the Senate Chlmb!\" where I took the oath. This shows how mueh more carefully one who is | exercising a public duty must now con- duc'. himself. “You are mistaken in your report of | what I did say. What 1 sald was ‘preserve, maintain, and protect,’ what 1 should have said was ‘preserve, protect, 1and defend,’ and you may attribute the variation to the defect of an old man's memory, Helen's classmates in the. eighth grade American history class, who listened with her to the radio account of the inauguration, Insist with Helen, how- ever, that Chief Justice Taft really said “preserve, maintain, and defend” and | mot. pres-ne malnnin and protect.” 'HONOR CANDLER MEMORY | Atiantans Join in Tribute to De- ceased Capitalist. ATLANTA, Ga., March 14 (#) —City \omdnls and private citizens joined to- i day in honoring the memory of Asa G. | Candler, who was to be buried in West |'View Cemetery following funeral serv- ices at 11 a.m. in his home, with Dr. | Franklin N. Parker, dean of Emory In- stitute, officiating. 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