New Britain herald., 1920-01-14
TAKES BIGGER
 |CE IN SOUTH AM.
y Of European Nations Is
 Gain for America

ington, Jan. 14.-The larger \ United States has come to banking and commercial
 of Latin American countries sult Of the inability of Euro lations to continue pre-War s is reflected by the program ISe eond Pan-American Finan- Inference, to meet here Janu-
 4.
 |first Pan-American Financia! nce, held in May, 1915, was us d result of the situation
 by the war. bl:Shmcnt Enlarged relations between the
 States and other American on d permanent peace-tinte
 the problem confronting the ks to the second conference.
 f the 21 American republics
 Costa RiCa, will be represented
 three to five delegates. ElgFt
 ,s of finance, besides the Sec pf the Treasury of the United
 VII attend.
 seven general subjects on tES for open discussion are the Situation of the World,. inter-
 co-operatiOn in comme"c2 ance. the work o: the Inter-
 High Commission. inter- trademark rights, mtcT- regulation of unfair compc- IscaE and currency reform as
 in national credit, and inr- lent of ocean and land trans bn facilities.
 ker Secretary of the Treasury b and Governor Harding, of kserve Board. for the United will speak on the credit situa- olln passett Moore, of Colunl- Iversity. will outline the work
 International High Commits f which he is Vice-chairman. Limited States spea akers will in Paul Nj. Warburg. of New bn fiscal and currency reforms an Barton Payne regarding the policy of the Shipping Board. Arrangement whereby registra-
 trademarks at a central 0f-
 valid for all American coun- bf the northern group anl |has been in operation for sev- bnths' will be explained by pr. &Diaz F Irigar. director of the
 M. Havana. LA similar agree ibr the> southern group of states Is two signatories before the
 can open at Rio de Janeiro. lore importance than the con-
 sessions. in the opinion of
 here will be the consultations "a national delegations and Committees composed of prom United States bankers, eXpor- hd manufacturers. In these nee. it is believed. an under g may be reached as to the bf the various American re-
 the requirements of the States and the best manner of
 mutual interests. A special 3ntatlNe of the United States ry dcpartment will meet with frGD. q .men of the various groups Frank A. Nanderlip, New York. gentine: Joseph p. Grace, New Bolivia; Oscar T. Crosby. War I Va, Brazil; Paul M. War New York. Chile: Wallace D. Ens, St. Louis. Columbia; F. Q.
 New York. Cuba: William c. 8d. former secretary of com
 Dominican kepuDlic: F.. M.
 East Pittsburgh, Ecuador; Flausen, New York. Guatemala; h Hidden. St. Louis, Haiti; H.. errick, Chicago. Honduras;
 $. Brookings, St. Louis. MeNi- NJ. l.. Saunders, New York, qua: H. K Mulford. Philadel- Panama; Lewis F.. Pierson, New Paraguay; John H. Fahey, Peru: W. s. Rowe, Cincinnati, |or, and Robert H. Patchin. York. Venezuela.
 secretary of the treasury will Selfairnan of the conference. tesident Marshall and Secre- lansing are among the speakers kIupening day. Director John E of the Pan-American Union, Lrn over the Pan-American 5g to the delegates for the use conference.
 h.. s. Rowe. secretary of the ktional high commission, is Try general of the conference Irs. C. E. Mcclure and Cutler Sherwell, are assistant secre- general.
 |r the conference the entire tion will be taken on an in ! n trip to the Hog Island ship