Evening Star Newspaper, January 11, 1923, Page 25

Secretary Hughes Sails March . ? For Pan-American Conference - Many Matters Vital to Future of Amer- ican Relations to'Be Discussed—Closer Co-operation to Be Sought. BY FREDERIC WILLIAM WILE. Secretary Hughes will go to South America in March, fo rthe second time within six months, His impending trip is for the purpose of attending the fifth international conference of Ameriean stateg, at Santiago de Chile. The Secretary of State will sail from the United s on March 3. His exact route and itinerary while in South America have not yet been fully . As Brasll was the only Latin-American republic Mr. Hughes visited in 1922, it is probable he will ge on the forthcoming oceasion Wl at the other leading capitals outh America. The Secretary of State will follow the precedent estab- lished by Elihu Root when the latter attended the third Pan-American con- ference, at Rio de Janeiro in 1006, and be the guest of the conference ai Santiago. He will while In Chile b the officlal guest of the Chilean govs ernment. The conference at Santlago opens on March 25 and Mr. Hugh plans are said to call for his return to the United States about April 20. The American delegatlon to the conference has not vet been named. Dr. Leo 8 Rowe, director general of the Pan American Union, will attend, havi participated in previous Pan-Am; can conferences. Vital Matters to Come {Up. Matters of vital importance for the future of inter-American relations will be discussed at Santiago. The agenda were adopted by the govern- Ing board of the 'an-American Union a session held on December 8. Vir- tually every issue concerned with the independence and .welfare of the re- publick of the western hemisphere is to be discussed. The Monroe doctrine {8 not mentioned by name, but sec- tion XVI of the agenda calls for “con- sideration of the questions arising out of an encroachment by a non-Ameri- can power on the rights of an Amerl- can nation.” FEven the prohibition problem will be tackled. Seetion XVIII deals with “measures adapted ure progressive diminution in sumption of alcoholic hever- ages” Limitation of armament is an important item. Conference Program. The conference program includes: - wan trade mark an: right regulations. Organization of the Pan-Ameri- ean Union on the basis of a conven- tion 3. Results achieved by the congress of jurists which met at Rio de Ja- nelro to consider codification of in- ternational law. 4. Prevention of the propagation of infectious diseases 5. Pan-American agreement on laws | and resulations concerning ocean transportation facilities; an inter-} continental railroad and motor trans- portation; commerclal ai cluding standard landing pl e termination of aerial routes and spe- dure for alrcraft: ation throughout Uniform shipping and interyr, ustoms prazedire, nee docementa f maritime law chandise nome ture, parcel pos! procedure and the pan-American par cel post convention 7. 'Simplification of passports and adoption of standard form. 2 8. Co.operation in _ agrieultural problems, including elimination of Shopping Is a 'Joy in Cantilever Shoes The pleasure of shopping can be spoiled by wearing uncomfortable shoes. But in comfortable Canti- lever Shoes shopping is a real de- light. Many of the fresh, happy faces you see in the stores nowadays are| due to comfortable shoes. One can be on one's feet all day in smart Cantilevers and then feel like dane- ing “half the night” The arch of Cantilever Shees is flexible, like the foot. 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Means of promoting arbitration of commerclal disputes hatween Wa: tionals of different countries. 12. Reduction d ltmitatien ef military and wabal expenditures “on some just and practicable basis." 13, Btandardis unlv;r.n‘ curricula and mutual recegnition o rofessional degrees. 3 nt with. 14, Rights of mliens re in Ameriean republies. 15. Status of the children of fop. elgners born in American republics. i Uniform means for protecting archaeological and other records needed for construction of an ade- quate American history. Hughes' Role to Reassure, Almost every issue comprehended by these generous agenda s the oceasion of controversy in Latin- America, There will be h d debate at Santiago respecting limitation of armlament. Brazil and Argentina are almost {ncorrigibly suspicious of esch other on both land and &ea. The anclent tension bet: n Chile lcd Peru has been materially relaxed by their 1923 “pesee conference' at Wash- ington. Ratifications will be ex- changed at the Pan-American Unieg on January 15 of the agreements whereby the two countries agreed to intryst President Harding with arbis tration of the Tacna-Arica dispute. Secretary Hughes' role at Santiago Only Store of Its Kind in the City Everything Cooked We Cook 90% of All Goods We Sell Hot Roasted Meats and Chickens Sold by the V4. % and pound. Cooked Vegetables, Hot Soups. ‘Hot Rolls every day after 4 o'clock. Old-time homemade Cookies (mace flavor) All kinds of Salads and Sandwiches. Broadway Delicatessen Store|| (AMERICAN FIRM) 714 K N.W. CLOSED SUNDAY will sonatst of vesssuring our sister republics of the Americas that the Unlted States’ interest s In co-operat- ing with them all aleng the line for reservation of p?m and main- ' L the free S There 07 e, {(Coprright, 1998) —————— Among the Tauregs of Tripoll, by all the laws of the country, the men have obey the women. 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SO Blaine o & “ul tyre at [ts epenl 1 ut e 80 with the af st senators, who eas with the executive's followers. clall In t‘n @8 they looked upon the tive program of the administra - as istic system they advocate. “The La Folleite legislative cenfs nce st Washington, Wis,, January 11.—Gev. coptrol, of the atement read by ator irsch, Milwaukee, Phe boit of the radical st cus, controlled tion of that same direction. 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