Evening star., 1915-05-23


provides that the Secretary of the
Treasury shall he the presiding officer
at the opening session. which will be
held in the Hall of the Americas at the
Fan-American Union building tomor
row morning at 10 O'Clock.
President Wilson will deliver an all
dress at the beginning of the program
welcoming the delegates and guests
and responses will he made by the
heads of delegations representing the
various governments. Following tn"
responses will come an address by vii
liam Jennings Bryan, Secretary -
State.
President Wilson will receive the del
egates and the members of their fam
lilies at the White House at 12:15
O'clock.
The afternoon program of the open
ing day will begin at 2:30 o'clock, and
Secretary McAdoc. Postma ster General
Eurlesop and Secretary Redheld of the
Depa rtment of Commerce will speak in
turn. Delegates and invited guests will
then make comment and remarks upon
the addresses, after which will come
the announcement of group committees
which will be appointed by the Secre-
tary of the Treasury to have charge of
the conduct of business of the con-
ference.
Reception Tomorrow Evening.
rece ption will be given the dele
gates at the Pan-A American Union build
ing Monday evening. and this and other
social features of the conference are
noted in an article printed elsewhere in
The Star today.
At Tuesday mornings session Charles
S. Hamlin. governor of the federal re-
serve board, and Paul Warburg, mem
Der of the board. will deliver addresses.
followed by remarks of delegates.
Tuesday afternoon will he occupied
by meetings of group conferences in
special conference rooms assigned for
that purpose at the Shoreham Hotel
when committee reports. resolutions
and other similar business will be dis
cussed, Similar group conferences will
also take place Wednesday morning at
the Shoreham as we'll as Wednesday
afternoon at the me place.
Joseph T.. Davies. chairman of the
federal trade commission. will address
the conference at the Pan American
Union building Thursday morning. He
will be followed with an address by
John Barrett, director general of the
Psn-American Union. and following
these addresses the conference, in com
u,ittee of the whole, will consider, dis
cuss, debate and pass resolutions on
such matters as may be presented by
delegates and guests
Group conferences will be resumed
in committee rooms al the Shoreham
Hotel Friday morning. and another
general session will follow Friday
afternoon at the Pan-American Union
building. when reports of conference
committees will be presented II is not
expected to limit the time for the sub
mission of reports to this date. Only
such reports as are ready will be pre-
sented
another general session of the con-
ference will be held Saturday morning
at the Pan-American Union building,
when reports of conference committees
will come up for adoption.
The closing of the conference will
come on that date, and the closing ad-
dress will be delivered upon this oc-
casion by the Secretary of the Treasury.
A banquet will be given Saturday night
by the Secretary of the Treasury to the
delegates and a number of guests.
/, Itinerary of Trips.
The itinerary of the party of dele
gates. who are to visit a number of
cities of the eastern part of the country
as the guests of the United States gov
ernment, is as follows:
n MONDAY. NAY 81.
" Via W, B. & A. Electric Railroad
masalngson' nnsi Va -, c--.-.......... , S:eS an
Luncheon, Annapolis
II. Annapolis Md. Observation-Disclosures. 100 m
Az. Baltimore, Md. Observation-Disclosures. 1:1o pm.
3u Dinner, Baltimore.
NJ TUESDAY. JUNE
81 Via PENNSYLVANIA Railroad
Lw Baltimore Md. Md................. 30 a m
A., Philadelphia Broad st. station,... 4:0os.m.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE E2
Luncheon and Dinner Train.
LH. Philadelphia. Pa.................. 100 D M
Ar. Pittsburgh, Pa. Pa..--.........-..-.. 1000 pm.
.a FRIDAY. JUNE g.
tiU Via pennSyl vania Lines
Luncheon Dinner and Breakfast train.
Ls. Pittsburgh, Pa --.-....-......... o. o IN.
SATURDAY, JUNE g.
A. 81. Louis, Mo.,-...-...-. ..-.-.....-.. 900 m
SUNDAY, JTSE 6.
Via Wabash Railroad
Dinner Train
lsu. St. Louis. Mo................... Mo. 3-nonn
Ar Chicsso. .-.-...., ......... 1000 n m
. TUESDAY, IUNEs
r, r,,,caaa va Michigan n5 Central Railroad
~. 'hfhso. M. IL n m
WEDNESDAY JtNEs
Breakfast.
I, nstr9l. ns,,oi, Vien @ .-.--..--..-. 80 a.un
THURSDAY. JUNE ~.
A. Niagara Falls. y. Y.............. s,ona m
Via New No-k Central Lines,
Z, So ssIaa fsIi'' v f.--.-,....... 100 pm.
II t'' " 1880 '''-'-+.---- ---.. 500 y.
FRIDAY. June H.
.ft breakfast ard Luncheon
- Sss.r. ..-----.----. II 80 ngt.
II. c....... y. .--.t-s...-...- H
a. y .-'-....-. L. so n n.
lass 'a'utA stAtloni.-s- go Pm
X SUNDAY. JUNE i3
at Via y Y. y. H. & II Il n
Luncheon and Dinner
Lr Boston, Mass tSouth stationt ano,n
AZ Sew York Grand Central station, s.ppm
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