The sun., 1919-05-26

Il
pages Of Perus international history con-
tain the best defined examples Of rood
taith ana the most evident proofs Of q
| desire for the establishment OF q sound
ana permanent continental solidarity,
The Pan Amerfoanism which was pro
claimed at the Congress Of washington
in 1880 waa, IN fact. prfncir ally based
on the doctrines which are day rising
luminous. an outcome of the world war,
such a. disapproval Of the principle Of
conquest. the favoring Of reciprocal
guarantees Of territorial integrity and
the establishment OF compulsory arbitra-
ton Tor the solving OF differences be-
| tween natfonR
None may question the authority
with which the United States to-day ad-
dresses the world, since this authority
| springs from the most evident Impair
TALLY and from tho clearest sense of
the duty which destiny has conferred
upon this great democracy. Still loss
can that authority be disputed on this
continent"
Dr. Tudela's address wasrereeted with
| much applause.
The other invited guests were Edwin
M. Borchard. Newcomb Carlton, Peter
II. Goldsmith, Eduardo G. HigKinson.
J. L Merrill, Esqufvsl r. Obregon and
J. Riohling. Moro than 100 members
Of the society attended. John 8. Prince,
| the SECRETARY OF the society, made all
arrangements for the luncheon
The family Of Senator Augusta Rruna
| the wealthy dealer In saltpetre, has ar
rived here from Valparaiso
Senior Alberto ADmA, the wealthy
| Chilean, ana his wife win leave for Eng
land the second Of June, having spent
| six months here
| The jewelers. of New York are arrang-
| ing to hold a meeting on wednesday,
| May rs, when they will be addressed
| by s. w. Rosenthal, Jewelry Trade Com.
! missioner for the United States Bureau
| of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, re-
| Gently returned from q trip Of investt-
| CATION through South America, who will
| size up the Jewelry and silverware mar
| kets Of Latin America
Tho United Fruit Steamship Turrialbs
left for Colombia and Panama last Tues
day with seventy-eight passengers, In
| GLIDING F. Gangotena and family, the
| French Minister to Peru. and DR.. and
| Mrs. Julius Klein DR.. Klein is going
| down the west coast Of South America
| to Valparaiso and then overland to Bue-
| nos Ayres, where he has been appointed
| Commercial Attache to tho American
Embassy Other passengers were ]. Bee
| carl, for Callao; also Mr.. and Mrs. A.
| Torpen for the same port; for Valpa-
raiso, Mr. and Mrs. Custer. Mr.. and
Mrs g. Hayes and M. Sobel for Paita,
| 9. Bridge, A. Brady. Davis Jefferson.
| Mr. and Mrs. B. Lee. Mr.. W. Power. Mr..
and Mrs ouiram and family and Mr..
NJ. Spellacy destined for Antofagasta
are L. Blaclr1nan and n. Skonger; Mr..
and Mrs W. ]. Hammond for Cristot al.
| and Mr.. and Mrs. r. Hyland for AFRICA
Emil Sauer. United States Consul at
Maracar'>. Venezuela, who has been In
New Yor. rc- several days after arriv-
! ing from Venezuela, has gone TO WASH
| inrton for seycryl days, but will return
| Thursday for consultations at the United
States Custom House. Mr.. Sauer says
| that coffee, the principal product ex-
ported from Maracaibo, forms 80 per
cent Of the exports. Coffee now brings
double the price II formerly did, and due
| to lack Of ships 250. 900 bags are In stor-
age. Though there is insufficient snip
tonnage for exports. there 10 enough Tor
the import trade.
Federico Pexet left recently for Cuba,
Mexico and South America, to be gone
ak months. He Is on a combined puH-
ness and pleasure trip. and VIII De joined
AZ Panama by Mrs Pezet In about Two
weeks.
Tia administer of Chile to Japan, Vic
tor Manuel Prieto. 10 now IN New YORK
He has been visiting California and va
rious other States.
Domingo Pepa Toro. accompanied oy
his wife, has just arrived from Chhe.
| He will establish himself in NorfolK 10
| begin his duties as Consul.
DR.. r. Manhood of Chile and MS
wife have arrived In View York en- route
| 10 Europe. DR.. Manhood 10 one OF inc
hest known OF his profession IN SAN
| tiaso.
T,here will soon arrive in New York
| Rafael Edwards. the engineer VINO
comes from Chile to take charge OF inc
CTbIlean Railroad OFFICES in this city, as
| the present engineering chief, Rodolfo
Jaramulo, Is to return to Chile
Or. Jose Santiago Rodrigue1, the spe-
cial commercial agent from Venezueia 20
the United States. has arrived IN Nc"
York again from Washington.
Senior q, Perez OF Colombia Is vice.
president of the newly formed company
~ yasouez Correos & Co. Mr.. Perez was
| the Postmaster-G General OF Colombia Tor
many years and recently arrived from
Colombia.
Tomas Sannper OF q. Amsfnck d Co.
has zone on private business to Boston
I. A. Dillon left recently for Europe,
and his son, Ralph Dillon. expects 10
leave next month for Ecuador.
Gen. Nicanor Obarrio. q deputy rom
tho province Of Panama to the Congress
Of Panama and prominent business
man Of that country. arrived on the
steamship Panama last Saturday The
General was the first and only Secretary
OF War OF Panama before It's army and
navy were abolished when the United
states guaranteed It's independence
There are a number or business men
now IN New York who are interested In
wharf Improvement IN Panama
Tho Association Ibero Americana, OF
which Mrs. Anita Hebard is president
ana which recently gave reception and
ball at the Hotel Ansonia, attended by
400 of the Spanish speaking colony in
New York, IL planning another ball 10
be given in June.
Eduardo Alvarez. son OF DR.. Rafael
Alvarez Saias, Director-General OF the
pacific Railway OF Colombia, IL In Now
Work. on n vacation from Rensselaer,