The sun., 1915-06-23
TRADE BOOMERS FOR
AMERICAS CHOSEN
McAdOO Picks Committees to
Foster Business With South
ern Republics.
NEW WORKERS ARE NAMED

wAsHrNoToN, June 22---secretary Me-
Adoo appointed to-day permanent com
mittees TO carry on the work OF estab-
lishing closer financial and trade rela-
tions between tho United States and
Latin America. which work was begun
conference
The Secretary named the members TO
represent the United States on the inter-
national high commission on uniformity
of legislation, another committee TO ar
range for a visit OF American nnanciers
and business men to Central and South
America. and eighteen permanent group
committees In this country 10 carry for
ward the purposes Of the conference.
The international high commission,
which was created by the conference.
and the committee named by the Sec
retary to-day are unofficial bodies. The
conference provided that the commission
should be composed OF n'ne members
from the United States and like num-
Der from each OF the republics OF Central
and South America. II has been sug-
rested that the international high COM
mission meet In Buenos Ayres on No
vember /, 1916,
The United States members OF the
commission are william m G. NcAdoo. Sec
retary of the Treasury. chairman: John
Bassett Moore. vice-chairman John III.
Fahey, president Chamber of Commerce
Of the United States: d. II. Francis.
81. Louis: T.. II. Gary, chairman United
states Steel Corporation: A. p. Hep
burn OF Chase National Bank. New
York: George NJ Reynolds. president
Continental and Commercial National
Bank. Chicago Henry T. Dawson Of
J. u. Morgan & Co. New York Samuel
Untermyen and DIR. Leo s. Rowe, secre-
tary-general.
Here is the special committee in
charge OF the visit OF American hnan-
ciers and business men TO South and
Central America
James A. Farrell, chairman, president
United States steel Corporation; John
Barrett, d!rector-general Pan-Amer!car
Union; d. +. Black. president Chamber
OF Commerce. rt,sburg; Elliott II
| Goodwin. secretary Chamber OF Com
merce of the United States ;. I. Henry
vice-prcsident McGraw Publishing Com
many. New York W. s. Kies. SO Wal
street. New York Robert Fl. Patchin
secretary Foreign Trade Council. New
York; James ]. Shirley OF +. \. Gil
lespie Company, New York; WILLARD
| straight. New York: Edwin Warfeld
president Fidelity Trust Company. Bal
timore John Clauser. Crocker Nationa
Bank. san Francisco.
| Much Of the success OF the confer
ence resulted from the division OF th'
representatives of the United States into
eighteen group committees, one 81
which was assigned 10 the delegation
from each OF the visiting countries.
Among the permanent group commit
tees announced by the secretary to-da,
are:
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Straight, chair
man. New York; James a. Farrell
Henry Ford, Detroit; Cyrus Mccormick
International Harvester Company. Chi
cngo Frank \. Vanderlip. Nat!ona
City Bank, New York.
| Bolivia--Joseph i. Grace. chairman
Of W. r. Grace & Co, New York: W
+. Bippus. National Cash Register Com
pany, Dayton, ohio: ]. +. O'Nelll, pres
! ident Fulton Foundry Company. ST
Louis Charles VI. Pepper. Washington
George c. Richards, Remington Type.
writer Company. New York.
Brazil--John Hays Hammond. chair
man. New York city: J. j.. Forgan. pres
ident First National Bank. Chicago
Frederick Lage. Mechanics and Metals
| National Bank. New York; Il. w. Rice
president General Electric Compa ny
New York, Mortimer l., Schiff OF KuhI
Loeb d Co. New York.
Chile--Cleveland H. Dodge, chairman
New York: Robert Bacon. New York
q. J.. Duval Of Vessel. Duval & Co.
New York; David kinley. University o
Illinois John j. Roskob. treasurer l.
|. du Pont de Nemours Powder Com.
pany, Wilmington, Del.