The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-15
U.S., TO PLAY GREAT
ROLE IN BUSINESS
SOUTH OF EQUATOR

WASHINGTDN, Jan. 'l--The larger
role IN" United states has com" 10 play
IN banking and commercial circles or
Latin American countries AS 81 result OF
the Inability of European nations To con
tluur prr.wRr relations IS reflected ny
the program Of the Second Pan Amer
lean Financial Conference. 10 meet here
January lg-.t
Thu ilrst ran-tmtrican Financial
= Inference. held in May. 1873, "as
BY tho war. Establishment Of the en-
largcd relations between tn" United
States and other American states on
permanent peare-tIrn" basis l. the prob
lem confronting tn" delegates t. The
second conference.
All IN" lw"nty-ore American rcpuh-
lies. except Costa Eir:l. will hc repro
SHntcd 10y from ihr"" I" five delegates.
Eight minister's " iinnn"" besides the
Secretary of tho Treasury If the United
Stat"s. will attend.
The seven general subjects on the pro
gram for open discussion ar" n" credit
situation Of thu world. .nt,rnaN"nal co.
rjrralIuU N commerce, and finance. the
WORK &c the International High COM
mission. Internal tonal trade mark right.
. International regulation NJ unfair CON-
pctllI"n. uScal and currency reform as
, factors IN u2tlo1a, credit. and improve
, ncnt II ocean aud land transportation
facilities.
Former Secretary cr IN" Treasury
McAd"o and Governor Harding "f III"
Reserve Board. for ia" I'.trd States.
will speak "n the rrrdi, situation. John
BasSett Mu"re nf Columbia University.
Viii outlM" tn" work OF I'll, nt"rnat!"u-
al lNEn Commission. II which he ~ Ti'"
chaIrmII.. other United states speak
"rS Will nClud" Paul VI WarhurE, Of
New York. uI fiscal and currency re-
forms and John Barton lnvn" regarding
tho future policy Of tn" shipping Board.
I'm Arrangement whereby registration
Of trad" marks ut central "fflr" IS
valid for all American countries Of the
north 'ru group. which has h""n IN "p'r-
atluu Ter several months. Will r" ~
ulumri by Dr. Mario IjaG Irlgar, dir"c-
tor Of tHr bureau NJ iiHvaua similar
agreement for TN" southern group Of
states requires two SiEnRturi"S before
III" bureau can open ~ Rio d" Ian"r'".
OF NOR" imrrrttnc" than m" ""nf'r-
enc" sessions. in the "IlNlpt - "ff,"lH'S
here. VIII y" the consultations bot H"rn
national delegations ami group. commit
toes CumpNSrd Of prominent United
states bankers. exporters and manufac-
tur"rs. In these conferences. Il il b'-
! lirv"d. an understanding may b" reached
aS t. Tn" needs of tn" various American
republics, IN" requirements ~ tn" INIT
cd states and the best manner Of SCrv-
ing mutual interests. 4 special repre-
sentative Of Ia" United states Treasury
Departm. mt Will meet with each group
Cha!rm"n Of IN" Nari"u" groups are:
Frank \. Nand"rlip. New York. for Ar
Ecntin": Joseph =. Grace. New York. Tu-
livIa: Oscar r Crosby. Warrcnt"n. Va.
Brazil; raUI NJ WarburS. New York.
Chil"; Wallace" u. simmons. ST. Louis,
Colombia: +. =. Brown, NV York. Cuba:
William q. R"df."ld. former Secretary
OF Cumm' re-. puminiCHu Repub,ic; f.. VI.
Herr. East TrushurSh. Ecuador: John
Claus"I y - Nurh. EuHtrmaia: Edward
HIDDEN. -. LOUIS. Haiti; II. H. McrricE.
IhiCAgo. Honduras: Robert =. RronkingS
81. Louis. Mexico: ". l.. saunders. New
| York. NicaurauEUa: H. *. Milford. Phil
ad"lphia. Panama: Lewis l.. rirrSon.