Evening star., 1922-09-13
HUGHES MAKES HIT
!: ON TRIP TO BRAZIL
Secretary Is Well Received at
2 Exercises on Opening OF
I" Centennial.
.aa ,,onar
PARTY SAILS FOR HOME
President of Republic and otner
= Officials Express Farewell
Sentiments.
j PARTY SAILS FOR HOME

By the Associated Press.
pIo DE LANEIRO. September 10
THE American Secretary VI
Charles F.. Hughes, today was o'
hook to the United States ai'ei
-,r.;o,natinr in the ceremonies VI
,neninr Brazirs centenary ceieoi
tion. .,o
Tho 7 s Maryland, bearing the
DISTINGUISHED visitor and MS p3i ~
left the harbor late yesterday
noon amid salutes from the hr"
forts and the international meet heie
for the centennial. The warship Is
+raveIirg at eighteen knots an hou''
and is expected to reach Ne" 1or III
twelve Gays.
Mr.. Hughes last day in no ue ia
Metro was one of strenuous activi1s aIs
He was the guest of honor at iunS ~
ciation. then he visited the American
building and exhibits at the exposi-
zion grounds. under the guidance OF
Commissioned General Coiiler, aiter
(which he said farewell TO foreiS
Minister Azeyedo Marques. Later ne
called al the Cattete Palace to say
goodbye to President Epitaclo res,
@soa. He boarded the Maryland at
O'Clock.
institutions of Liberty.
In his address at the Brazilian Bar
Association luncheon Mr.. Hughes
after remarking on the similarity OF
the Brazilian and American politicai
institutions, told his hearers:
Liberty must have it's institutions
which are necessarily institutions or
law. institutions for the application
of the accepted principles of right
conduct rather than vehicles for the
exercise of arbitrary power.
such institutions rest for their
final security in the self restraint OF
those VINO love liberty 100 much 10
destroy its essential foundations
1T is in the administration OF JUS
tice through the courts ana IN the
standards of the legal prolession
that we find unfaiiingly the measure
of our civSc success
In a statement to the Brazilian
press issued after boarding the Mary
land, Mr. Highes said:
o. Il leave Brazil with every anticipa-
ton of pleasure over my visit more
than realized, You have left nothing
uudone 10 prove the sincerity ana
rcordiality of the welcome from the
government and the people OF Brazil.
know personally your great president
and distinguished men. | have been
profoundly impressed by the great
achievements of the Brazilian people
and their magnificent opportunities.
Il am confident that the friendship
between the people Of Brazil and the
United States will not only be ao1d.
ing. but constantly grow stronger.
President Pessoa told the corre-
sspondent of the Associated Press.
in
Palace, that the Secretary of State
had "won the hearts of the Brazilian
people as IL as the officials and the
government.
Tribute to Hughes.
- MIR. Hughes visit" he continued,
twill most surely strengthen the
bonds of friendship which have al
ways existed between Brazil and the
United States. 1t was a great pleas
,ure for me to come in such close con-
tact with Mr.. Hughes and to. know
personally the man who has done SO
much to insure peace throughout the
world.
" II feel that this friendly visit will
have a good influence IN insulting
-among the people of Brazil the ideal
of peace, Justice, good will and in
-ternational friendship"
a. A score of huge wreathS or flowers
from Brazilian notabies, including
President Pessoa and Foreign Min
lister Marques, were sent to the Mary
land as farewell tokens of esteem.
The party on the Maryland in
-cIudes, besides Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes,
Justice Edward r. Finch of New
York and Mrs. Finch, Representative
Stephen G. Porter of Pennsylvania,
.chairman of the House foreign affairs
committee, and Mrs. Porter; Admiral
Hilary p Jones, commander of the
Atlantic feet, and Mrs. Jones.