Evening Star Newspaper, February 13, 1925, Page 15

HUGHES T0 SPEAK AT DINNER TONIGHT Stays in New York After Ad- | dress on Lincoln Before Union League Club. By the Associnted Prese NEW YORK, February 13.—Secre- tary of State Charles E. Hughes, who retives from office on imained in New York t 4y s at a Union League Club . celebrating the eighti- | t Elihu Root, a former State Department. The dinner will be in tribute to Mr. to his country, to th= national julstice, to the and to the Union gue Club, of which he has twice g beea mesident” The address, as well | as thoe: of other speakers, will be g broadecst by radio. ! Mr. Hughes marked last night the Lincoln of the Nation Republican C ork had been the | t into politics and was to see his po- His address on *Our litical demise. g a plea for “the reason- Count ableness which our measure of our capac- ity for progress.” Scex Danger in Radicats. that the country could of the infir but we propose to while we better it furnishings. do not propose to permit it to be torn down by those who object to ses.” Mr. Hughes deplored the lack of at-| tention paid-to public affairs, citing as an example the naval propo at the Washington conference. i “The problem,” said the Secretary of fleeting Emphasizing the need for reason- in tnternational relations, that whatever [zencies may arise we may be free, not toe n arbitrary choice, but te follow the dictates of reason and con- science, to take the action approved | by an enlightened people.” Makes Influence Great. “This freedom and our detachment | from age-long racial and national | conflic he continued, “makes our (g influence the greater. But we can S be just to ourselves and refuse | B ion in the interest of | the co-op ; peace and mutual helpfulness which is made possible by our independence | and which does not forfeit it Senator Simeon D. Fess of Ohio, who | paid tribute to Lir as an orator, | characterized Secretary Hughes as| Secretary of the history of American diplomacy Senator Hiram Bingham of Con-| ticut also spoke. William M. Cal- tor from New York, BILL HITS AT CHURCH. Cuban Would Have Only Natives Hold Catholic Posts. HAV. . Cuba, February 1 ator Antonio Gonzales Perez has troduced a bill in the Senate provid- ing that the archbishop and other dig- nitaries of the Cathollc Church in Cuba must be Cuban citizens. The bill is to come up for discussion mext Monday. The recent recall by the Pope of Mgr. Pedro Gonzales Estrada, Bishop of Havana, created a great sensation here. The action of the Pontiff is| said to have prompted Senator Perez to introduce his bill. Mgr. Gonzales Estrada is a Spaniard. HELD FOR DEATH OF BOY. Member of Orphanage Brotherhood : Accused of Fatal Burning. MONTREAL, February 13.—Brother Usmar of the Belgian Brothers of Huberdeau Orphanage was committed for trial on a charge of manslaugh- ter by Judge Monet yesterday in con- nection with the death by scalding of Hector Galarneau, 8 years old, one | of the institution. The id to have dled of burns While away the hours in— Beautiful Edgemoor Imagine the rest in the eve- ning, after a hard day in the office, on the spacious lawn of vour own home in the most ting spot in the Nation's Edgemoor. Iy vou would want a k. €lung between two If you do, the trees are Near the city, yet in the coun- try, with all city conveniences. Beautiful homes surrounding and charming and fashionable neighbors Our plan of home building is simple. 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