The Washington herald., 1915-05-30
Banquet Ends Conference
Which May Be Beginning
of Other Sessions.
DEMOCRACIES CAN'T DIE
DR.. Tnana Says Imperialism Can
Come from Forgetting Ideals
of Liberty.

ence Of the past week marks but the
beginning of a series of more fire.
quent conventions for the furthering
of commercial and financial relations
between the sister nations of the
western continent.
Such was the prophecy made last
night by all the speakers at the ban
auet given by Secretary McAdoo in
the Pan-American Union building to
the delegates in conference as the
closing event of the big gathering:
Ignorance Causes FalterinG.
Ignorance 10 the common cause OF
misunderstanding between nations.
declared Secretary of State Bryan.
Education will make the American
nations understand each other better.
This conference is but the beginning
of a series of similar gatherings that
will enable us 10 know each other
better"
This conference is only a beginning
of a movement the end of which we
Cana. Ambassador from Brazil. who
spoke in behalf Of the diplomatic corps
accredited to Washington.
The American nations were warned
by DIR. Santiago Perez Triana, of Col
ombis. against two great dangers-thc
danger of excessive power running to
Imperialism and the danger Of forget
ting the ideals of liberty and Justice
and morality which lie at the basis OF
the democratic states Of the western
hemisphere.
I'VE should give the lie" he said. Ito
the fiction that all nations must grow
and reach their apex of achievement and
then die. Empires of the past have died
because at their heart was the germ Of
perdition But the countries OF the West
ern world are founded upon democracy
and democracy cannot de
Invited NcAdoo 10 Visit Them,
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Ihomas w. branany. n. n. Branch.
Cnaries J. Brand. r. .. Brown: Don Con-
FARO 'ereara Buines. John Burke. Dr.
Amaro Cavalcanti, J. L. b. chisholm. A.
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eric N. Curtiss
toward n. Darvlile: Charies Kay Dean.
n. u. r. Deans. W1iiiam Z. De Lanoy,
Aifonse de navarro. Alexander M. Dock
cry Mayo Dudley. J; A. Dunaway. a.
w. Dunn. q. Z. Duvai John JOY Edison,
II. X Eidredse, Hon Milton Z. Elliott.
Guy Emerson, j. Fred Essary. Charles
Fisher, J. Roger Flannery. Charles r.
Flint. J. b. Forgan. ID. Forth. Franco
y Alvarez de Ia Campo. Hon. David r.
Francis. Leopold Frederick. Enrique Gal
lardo. w, T. Gal1iher, Louis Garthe. Hor-
ace NJ Gilman. Earl Goodwin. A. Coma
es-Lamas. Victor Gonzales. l.. s. Gold
stein. Elliot H. Goodwin. Frank E. Cor
rell, James Gray.
Clifford Ham. John Hays Hammond,