AS HAGUE I Announcement of Appointment Appointment Appointment Ap Ap- Ap- Ap Is Well Received Received Received Re Re- in Washington WASHINGTON Oct 1 United Press Press Appointment of of Charles Evans Hughes as United States member of the Hague permanent court of arbitration was well welt re receIved received received re- re in the legal and political circle circles cir clr- cir cir- cle cles here today The former secretary of or state and former associate associate Justice of the United States States States' supreme court i will wll serve six years succeeding the late George Gray President Coolidge's action In filling filling fining fill fin ing the American real neat on the Hague arbitration tribunal has no rio relation whatever to the administrations administration's administrations administration's administrations administration's adminis adminis- attitude toward toward United States States- adherence to the league of nations world court under the senate senate senate sen sen- ate reservations it was as said This government participated In Inthe Inthe Inthe the Hague conference of 1899 which established the court and arid ha has been been- represented on its bench by such American Jurists as Elihu Root and John Bassett Moore l Hughes will vill not be obliged to reside continuously at the Hague and is ig expected to continue the thela la law W practice for which he resigned from the state department In March l 1925 Hughes Hug first gained prominence as a a lawyer in prosecuting the New v NewYork NewYork York YOlk insurance cases in 1905 and con conducting thel the federal coal Investigation loves loves- of 1906 1006 He was governor governor of New ew York for two terms resignIng reigning resigning resign reign ing in 1910 to g go on the United Staten supreme court bench In 1916 1910 he resigned from the court to make male an unsuccessful race against Woodrow Wilson for the presidency Ho lIe was secretary of state from 1921 to 1925 under President Pres Id ident nt Harding and Coolidge