Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-23
FORTY NATIONS TO
TALK BUSINESS IN
CITY OF BOSTON
This week
Hundreds of DelegateS to At
tend Fifth international
Congress Of Chambers Of
Commerce.
HIGH COST OF LIVING
WILL BE DISCUSSED
Especial correspondence TO the Herald

| Npectni correspondence 20 tue herald
boston. sept. 22.--C Commercial. In
dustrml, judicial and civic subjects OF
for-roaahing interest viii be- dis
Guess, q o. 81, lygatr4 irum az parts oi
the world who will aasscmble in Boo
ton this week tor the sessions of the
fifth international congress ~ Cham
beers of Commerce. Forty foreign
countries. including Russia and scvc-
raj Central and South American ro-
publics never before represented. VIII
have part Boo the congress. Seven
hundred delegates Of national and In
ternationm prominence. and nearly
all leaders in the commercial life OF
their home cities viii attend. FRO
grams for their use have been pre-
pared iu siStocn languages and notes
taken on an discussions viii be trans
cribDd Boz many tongues.
The first three days OF tho congress
which viii open Tuesday and CON
tinuo through saturday will ho de-
voted Go business. the latter part ot
the week Co local sightseeing. after
which tour Co. nearly 4cOrc OF
cities VIII be- begun. Charles Nagel
secretary ot the Department OF Com
mcrcc and Labor viii represent the
United States ON the opening day and
i viii deliver AN address OF welcome
ANA on Thursday evening President
/ TAFT viii be the speaker az the CON
grcss banquet
/ The establishment Of a fixed day
iot Easter. previously discussed by
tho congress. viii bee among the mat
tors considered. The congress az Mi-
Ian, in 1905. Disclosed wide range OF
| opinion ON the subject The com
morClal bearings OF the mobility Ut
certain holidays viii be- REQUIRED Go
and more definite views ON long lgi-
tatod calendar reforms viii be- heard
Especial interest is indicated ln the
proposition Tor calendar year of
precisely equal divisions and suh-dl-
Visions. with each dag OF the month
always the same day OF the week,
made possible hy establishing New
Years as dgy outside the regular
cycle az dates ana the following day
Hs January l.
Thcsc SUBJECTS win be presented IN
q communication from Louis Canon.
lograndc ot Mons, president OF IN,
congress Tho cost OF living and IN,
NNHIN fN'NNNAN Nl ANN N'NNN.N INH NA'NNAN WV
ference ON the subject win Doe AL.
,auccd in report by Professor lr
Wing Fisher OF Naic university. Other
subjects for consideration include.
The establishment off au intcrua
tioual court OF urbitral Justice fol
suits between individuals and foreign
states. the unincation of Legislation
relating To- checks. International pos
TAI reforms Ia view Of the next con
ference of tho Universal Postal uniol
m 1918. commercial statistics uu'
thc immediate Institution of AN in
/ tcruatinual office. the dcsirdbility %
B an international conference upon th
I valuation of through ordcr- notir
bills of latiug, aud of legislation am
other means Tor making the system
. more effective. the dcsirability ot in
y tornatonal uniformity of action in IA
' matter at consular Invoices.
Official recognition WAS oStcudc
Ito the Boston congress Boy a fesplu
ton of congress. Under this rrsolu
4 ton th. United States scnt invitation
Go The governments OF tho world,
addition 90 the business Organization
Appropriations totslug $4,000 hhN
been made boy the state OF Miss'chu
fotts. the city az Boston ANA ina
lviduals. for the entertainment OF th
visitors.
starting ON September 90 the foi
=. cign delegates win visit buffalo, p'
y truu. Chicago. Cincinnati, Puishutl
: Philadelphia, Washington and Sc
York. on october 20 the party wi
2 sail for home from Ncw YORK TN
first session of tho congress was h'I
"a at Idcgc Belgium In 1905. ln lao
4 no meeting vus at MILAN, italy.
u 1905 "a Prague. Austria, ana in 1871
3 ut London.
The membership Includes commc
%, cinl and Industrial organizations
!, an nations. Delegates 90 tho bionut
I, conventions are of two classes, on
Il official delegates designated by a.
respective notions. ana those appuin
c cd boy business organizations ntiiliat,
e. with the congress.
p The Boston Chamber of Cummcrc
Al under whose auspices the present d
tcrnationai cOhgluss b. held 81 sa
~ 10 be- the largest commercial organ
r. zution in America. 20 HIS near
D 5000 members,
81 The foreign representation J
countries b. as follows;
a Argentine Republic. 2 Austria, 4
NJ Hungary, ~; Belgium, ~; Brazil
81 British Empire, England, q
"A Alden. Arabia. 1, Australia, ~ ~
Is hamas. 8. Canada ~; India, g, ~
land. 2. Ncw Zealand, 10, Scoilun
i,S. south Africa, 4; Tasmania,
+" France. i9, French Colonies tAlgior
.: Germany So; Greece. . Cunt
malta, @, Holland g. Honduras,
Italy 5s, japan, b., Mexico. 81 No
70 way. ~. psnamu. Q, Peru, p, port
I, gal. 9. Roumuuia, 4 RUSSIA, s. sN
ip den, e. switzerland, 5, chile.
china. s., Colombia, 4, cuba, Q, Ecu
dor . Turkey. u Europe. p, AS
70, Africa. 4.
n. Swelings OF the flesh caused by 4
Mammalian cold fractures uf ii