The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-05-29
Third PAN American Congress
COnvenes July u.
Rio Janciro WIN Entertain Represent
ativcs Of Republic In the
Compact.
SUBJECTS TO BE DISCUSSED

Washington, May 29.-Tnc plans
for the third International conference
Of American republics ase perfected;
the program has been adopted. the
delegates have been appointed and II
4 will meet at Rio de Janeiro on the
2ist of July next. In order TO accom-
modate some OF the delegates who
have important engagements In the
fall It has been decided 70 limit the
session to the first of September, thus
- giving six weeks for the discussion OF
the subjects that viii be proposed. The
delegates from the United States will
be:
William !. Buchanan OF Sioux City.
Iowa. chief OF the department Of ag-
rIculture at the Worlds Columbian
exposition. minister 10 the Argentine
Republic director general Of the Pan
American exposition at Buffalo, frs.
Minister to the Republic of Panama
delegate 20 the second international
American conference at Mexico. and
now In charge OF the Interests Of the
Westinghouse Manufacturing som.
pany In Europe
Paul s. Relnsch, professor OF polii-
lcal science in the University OF Wis.
consin lie Is a graduate Of that in
stitution. has taken degrees in the uni
.ycrsi;ies OF Paris aud Berlin and II
the author OF a number OF books.
Professor l.. s. Rowe. head profes
sor OF political science In the unlyer-
sity OF Pennsy lyanla: born at McGrog-
:. or. iowa; graduated at tho University
OF Pennsylvania and University OF
Halle. Germany: revised the laws OF
Porto Rico. president Of the American
Academy ofp Political and Social
Science. author OF several works upon
those subjects.
julio l.arrinaga. OF Porto Rico
graduate of Troy Polytechnic school
and the University OF Pennsylvania,
built the fra railroad In Porto Rico
assistant secretary OF the Interior OF
,ihe island. president OF the Society Q:
Civil Engineers OF Porto Rico, dele
gate to congress.
Van Leer Polk, OF Tennessee. one OF
the leading lawyers OF his state and
a descendant OF James X. Poll once
sspresldent of the United tsates.
A. p Montague. recently governor
of Virginia.
The secretary OF the commission
viii be Charles Ray Dean. chief OF the
bureau of appointments OF the depart
ment OF state and his assistants will
be n. Fletcher Neighbor, private sec
rotary TO Secretary Root. and william
c. Fox, director OF the bureau OF
American republics.
= Frank l.. Joannlni. of the bureau
Of American republics will be interpre-
Nr FOR the American delegation.
The delegation will sail from New
York July 2 on the steamship Byron
and are dre at Rio July is.
For CONSIDERATION.
The principal propositions for con-
slderatlon this time are as follows:
4 I. A resolution recommending that
the second peabe conference at The
l Hague be requested 10 consider tn,
n extent to which the use of force is al.
INVISIBLE for the collection OF publ,
febts We cannot settle that vita
question on this side of the Atlanti.
because the creditor nations are all IL
Europe
2. The Monroe doctrine will not b,
discussed
3. There will be a renewal OF the
adherents of the American republic
TO the principle of arbitration for the
settlement OF disputes arising be-
tween them and the conference will
. doubtless pass resolution expressing
rs hope that The Hague conferences
will agree upon a general plan Of ar