The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-01

goods.
Antonino velez, farmer from Lola,
Ecuador, has just arrived from his
country and Is interested in the pur-
chase of cattle.
Gen. Diogenes Reyes. fom Baran-
quilla, arrived last week in this city.
He Is connected with the custom house
at Barranquilla.
Antonio Saleguero and Jose de Santa
Maria, merchants, who were here on
business, left last week for Bogota, CO.
lomba.
Miguel Samper, a student and MEM
Der of the we'll known Sampler family Of
Bosota, Colombia, has arrived in this
city to continue his studies.
Some students have arrived lately
from Argentina to attend the Univer-
sity Of Pennsylvania. Harvard and Cor
nell. Among them are Rafael venegas
Roberto Flynn. Alberto Cilley and RI
csrdo Cilley.
The Argentine Ambassador at WASH
ingtcn. Dr.. LIE Breton, has returned to
the capital after spending few days
here.
Dr. Ricardo G. Aldao. prominent law
yer from Argentina, returned last week
to his country. He is a member of the
firm of Aldao, Campos y GIL.
DR.. Pedro Chutro, eminent surgeon
from Argentina, has returned to his
country after long stay in Europe DR..
Chutro was president of one OF the mill
tary hospitals In Paris and received the
medal of the Legion Of Honor. While
in this city he gave lectures on the new
systems of surgery developed during the
European war.
Among those who sailed recently for
Santo Domingo are the following: Car
los Jimenez and his sister Carmen, Fer.
quito Alvarez. David Galera, E. Morel
and r. A. Delgado Carbonell, pharma-
clst, of Puerto Plata.
Max Henriquez Urena, brilliant writer
and author, and Federico Henriuuez
Urena will leave for Washington during
the current week Their father Is Presi-
dent Carvajal of Santo Domingo, who Is
now in Washington.
Francisco Grana, a prominent Peru
Wan farmer, will arrive In this city dur.
ing the present week.
Pedro Gallagher. president Of the
Chamber of Commerce of Lima, will sal
for Peru during the present week.
Guillermo Garlant will sail very soor
for Peru accompanied by his wife.
Manual Maria Morillo. Charge DAT
flares of the Dominican Republic ir
Cuba, is leaving to-day for Havana. He
spent some time here with his family.
Adriano Mejia of the firm of Pedro
Nadal, sucesores of Santo Domingo, and
her daughters have left for their native
country. They were here on a pleasure
trip. With them is travelling Senorita
iona Franco of Puerto Plata.
Julio Peynado, a student of the Uni
versity of Cornell, Is again in this city
to continue his studies. He is a son
of Francisco j. Peynado. ex-Minister OF
Santo Domingo at Washington.
DR.. Policarpo Bonilla, delegate OF
Honduras to the Peace Conference at
Versailles, will arrive in New York from
Honduras during the current week.
DR.. Rafael Elvir and Don Miguel
Giron, prominent merchants of Hondu-
ras, have arrived in this city to pro-
mote business between the United States
and their native country.
Don Secundino Turcios, appointed
Minister of Honduras at Washington,
will arrive in this port within few
days. He is a prominent lawyer and
has held various important Government
positions in his country.
From San Francisco, Cal. arrived last
week the family of DIR. f. Miralda. con-
sul-General OF Honduras in this city.
They will live at Woodcliff-on-the-H ud-
son.
Francisco Villaespesa, the so-called
Prince of the Spanish Poets, brilliant
novelist and playwright, will arrive in
New York the middle of next week from
Havana. Senior Villaespesa contem-
plates delivering lectures here and in
other cities of America.
Jose Gomez Salas. Cuban architect,
will build hotel in Cuba for the Cen
tro Asturiano, which will contain over
one thousand rooms
Recent arrivals at the Hotel Astor
are: Mr.. and Mrs. Jesus Barraque.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jose II. Sanchez, Mr..
George r. Fowler Jr.. Mr.. l.. Aldazabal.
Francisco Roca, Mr.. and Mrs. Isidro
Olivares, Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Roca,
f. Alfonso, II. Alfonso. Jr., Marcetino
Alfonso. Manuel Fernandez, Antonio Fer
nandez, ". Alvarez, NJ. Movera, Mr.. and
nezaka. Ricardo de Ona Arnezaga, Nj.
Mrs b. Celevio, Mrs. NJ. V. de Ona Ar
and Mrs. Segunds Casteleivo from Ha-
vana. and Jose NJ. Garcia and son from
Caracas.
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