Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1923-06-05 | Page 7 | Hughes Pleads for World Court

HUGHES PLEADS FOR WORLD COURT NEW NEWORK EW ORK June 6 Tao 5 1 0 Thousand members of at the b bench and bar heird rd Secretary ot of State Charles Evans E plead for American entrance into the world arId court Monday at the Kent Centen Centen- Centennial Centennial nial celebration at Columbus un 1 Justice Ed ar Edward 1 P rinch of at the appellate d division Islon of ot the be ew cw ew York supreme court who ho Introduced Secretary Hughes J also aloo defended the court and pointed out that the teaching of at James Kent the tho former Cormer Columbia professor In who whose e nn-mory nn the meeting JUt nas lS hel held 1 ho hoe e that stales or na- na naI na nations bung bUne compoe composed 1 of ot td- td Idu I u Is were here ere to lu wrong prong rang doing and should shaul be bo treated as I- I ual for their misdeeds I Secretary Hughes Jughes bild lId the tn- tn of ot the world arid depended upon th c ot of o a world orl court I jut just aa as the of at tho United States Inte and It Its various anous states f has dI ended and still depends I Ihas upon the courts