The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-13

"a TO sermon IN OoWaFy nap
church, Daytoua Beach. Seq
sunday evening, February II.
~ DR.. Robert Stuart Mac Arthur,
- postOr fremont Temple. Eos
80 largest church in New Eng
President Ia ctist Church Allan
S 20 head Office in London and
stgeacher in this church.
7x tnttiutiOn Of the historic confer
- Washington on the Limitation
~ 7Snsmeuts was taken by Pres dent
-. hut tor its marked SUCCESS
5vholc world Is indebted 10 Secre
- State Hughes. This Conference
r. 81 the greatest steps III al. his
Il Dnking for wo ld pace NO r.al
4 Nocretary Hughes col.ld have euio
~ 6n4rollet, and inspi. ell this con
4 enabling il to secure its ia
klnk conclusions During TIL ses
4 S1s1l ~ This Conference tie eyes of the
B z1vill1ed world have been fixed us
4 so kingtnn. Orr b. .i:.' al capital h.n
e $40 the Capital oi toe gio!,e. and
s Pronalent Ha,ding and Secretary
74n1Dkeg have been the most conspic
Z ~ men in the whole world. Having
(: SiflRted the Conference and deliyeg
l ~ great speech at its opening. the
& Rroo1dent was wise enough t. retire
= 10 Partial obscursy and leave the
1lg5cfiou Of the gre II concerns o. t..
& Gnalr rcnce 10 the wise control of his
{. 1ocsnEary. Mr.. Hughes. The president
4 naAo 10 mistake.
= " have had many rrea, .iecYefar
4 - = State. hut probably We hav.
- 20 ADLER men in this high office
. IN Daniel Webster John Hay and
fyAo11es Evans Hughes. II Is interest
). - r. observe thai all were born in
go towns. ami all we're graduated
- New England colleges. Webster
- dartmouth. and Hay and fiu9he-
- Brown University. Providence
0eeSetsry Hughes had truly noble
nomnfs. His father. the late Rev Di
II q Hughes, was born in Wales. hi
g no6og had In her veins the mingled
49, az several nationalities. lii
ln1hfY vas scholarly in all his habit
- ottatnments. being able u assist
r. nleGlnguished son in Greek and
x0Hln u preparation for college. his
no16og's ability and teacher of ma
no1ities was marked. and Charlie
1870 his masterful knowledge 81
uo1hoDstics in his famous exam;ra
- - the Insurance Societies. Blu,
- Of ALL his parents We're notet
- tnoie earnest and practical rel 2
- character. Charles was born il
01onD Falls, n. ". while his fathcl
- noStOr of the Baptist Church II
~ 1owu. From modest Baptis
s 00no has come this famous worl'
16. The highest hopes OF his par
80 Tor their noble son have beoi
Il. ~ G1rpasscd nv his actual achieve
!; rin1B. Surely this preachers sol
rot the Kingdom for such q TIM
Ma. His has been a truly grea
E8n9 Secretary has a very nielnir,
mG.. There Is much IN niine
Z (D1n2r .than We suppose the name
r ~ children are diyinclN given
n3 often influence thai dcvelpl
e. bf character. Charles rre.,i.
g, manly. noblc-srirted Evan
\. "Sdn II John. and John mean
3kds Of God" Hughes mans Lot
A1jtltr A truly significant name
al OF Charles Evans Hughes. L
q Interesting fact that the far"taos
vi
Lloyd George. and Secretary iiuelr
should both he Of Wei Il nicod lnl ,
Baptist faith
Secretary Hughes h h.a iiaH'
equipped for his yastl. :m~fi'taf a
ties For a time he sud 4 i Col. y
University and then Al Brown q
uatillg in 1881 a. The heal u Il 81 s
His law cou: SO he took "a Cplalahi
VnisOrsity. and in ISIS; hc was adns
tpd to the New York bar. F4oai 81,
eate 10 1906 he practicea Inv n \
forl. Great iiduciars inst tutor
sought his legal services He esN
some time as teacher oa lae faeaii
OF Columbia. as a special lecturer
Cornell, and alsoat the : w p
Law School. His service ai tt~ M
York State legislature IN tie t.s.
Insurance Investigation eas Val4f u
All men who hold iIsul~nee ipsis
are Indebted % Mr. i40gi f
TAR and fearless manner ~ Nheb
exposed the e.ogmee- egrr1t
the managemeai - ii L. snen taa4
Out OF tho prominence VII ~ a
cured came his Inclination .4T Ms
Of New York Civ brit h. 1eelaea
| "uVt " sbutilttt H. iftsN tst tff
Twice he was elected t,aEs
New York. With great aaiis ~
equal moral earIiestn"ss hr alaif
tered the enormous duties Of this al
ONCE. In 1910 h RESIGNED q 3
his appointment as Ass riafe Inst
o. the United States Supreme &pu
he would have been eiaYat "a IL {
Ch'ef Justice ih.r Tut i.ai ht lsai
recently become remHv~ al e
court. In 1916 b. resiened the ST.
ship n become candidate i0a {
presidency. Failing election ~
turned to Nev Nor', t. sums {
lractice Of law IamedI4lr' hi., 81
uce became very eieaf Al bass
en'rm that his income r iG ais y
!ession vas from Siee ANe To- II.
~. 10 1921 cane his aagoaiueai
rresident HaEdnr as Secret r.
STATE. OF all the Pee drt aces
sole appointments t. his sar Is *
Sao'net. no one asst with score 4
e!Ai AMI unqualified .ap.e,ai q
Inat Of Secretary Hughes II IS
rNcoMmon 10 hcsr men -av thaf
hughes is the greatest Seefctars
nate IN the history of the tepaa
ne e an extremely pepGiaa man
~ the relations al lii~ fMf .e Il
u0fxptg the II MIL. l.sf..-s4.s-