Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-31
DR.. HEUSER STUDIES
y. S. HEALTH LAWS
Buenos Aires Official Finds Own Nation
Leads In Some Respects South
American Enjoys Active.

Zambrana and Franz Tamayo. the for
mer politician OF renown i'm Bolivia,
the latter a philosopher and author.
Felix Avelino Aramayo. the third
member Of the Bolivian delegation.
now is in Paris. r
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News OF the resignation of Fabio
fairs OF. Panama has reached the lega-
ton here. No reason is given for his
resignation. Senior Arosemena was
appointed only recently by President
Porras. Tho department OF foreign
affairs viii be under the supervision
OF the interior. until a now minister
is appointed.
Officials Of the Colombian legation
here are unable to explain reports last
week from New York which told Of
the arrival Of Juan Gutierrez. who
was referred to as minister from
Colombia. While Mr.. Gutierrez 10
known to Colombians here. his mis-
has been suggested that he may be
on his way to consular post In this
country, but the legation here. II is
stated. probably would have been
notified IL such were the case.
Mr.. Gutierrez brought with him a
for closer relations with the United
States. Animosities which may have
existed. he stated. are now past.
Organization of an American cham
Der OF commerce at Pernambuco.
Brazil. brings the number of such or
ganizations promoting American trade
in foreign countries to twenty-eight.
There are three other American
chambers Of commerce in Brasil.
located in Rio de Janeiro, Santos and
Sac Paulo. China, with a total of
six chambers, leads all other coun-
tries In the number OF such organise
tons. Chambers of commerce in
South America now are located In
Chile, Bolivia, Colombia and Cuba,
and their establishment in other
it is believed. within a very short
time.
Two concessions have been granted
for the erection Of buildings for the
Peruvian centennial. to be held dur
ing the months of July. August.
September and October. 1891. tho De-
partment of Commerce has learned.
At present 10000 square feet Of space.
at 81 a square foot, are being held
for use of American exhibitors. Space
also is allowed for the use of sixteen
other nations. although there 10 no
assurance, IT is said. Of their par
ticipation.
Chiles timber resources invite the
attention OF American capitalists. and
those familiar with them consider
this an opportune time for develop
ment, by Americans. of a wood pulp
industry in the southern part of the
country. where the islands and main
lands are thickly forested. Hereto
fore. 1t 10 stated. the remoteness OF
their exploitation improbable until
a time when more accessible wood
pulp material ceased to be available.
Under present conditions. it Is said.
the time is at hand for a study of
pie utilization along modern methods.
An investigation OF the timber of
Chile was made by an agent of the
Department of Commerce in 1915.
Later the Madison forest products
partment of Agriculture made tests
of several specimens Of wood and
cane from Chile to learn their quail
ties as pulping material. The re-
suits of the government investiga-
ton and the wood-pulp tests are avail
able at the Department Of Sommerce.
me ECUADOR lekatiOn Is MOVING
from 1905 10th street to 1888 18th
street, forme. site of the Bolivian
legation.
Juan Barberis will arrive in Wash
ington this week to take up his du-
ties as second secretary of the Ecua-
dorean legation. He comes to this coun-
try from the Office of the secretary
of the interior of Bolivia, where he
has served for some time.
Senior Don J. e. Lefevre. secretary
of the Panama legation, and charge
d affa:res ad interim. is in New York
with his brother, Ernest T. Lefevre.
former president and secretary Of for
eign affairs OF Panama. who has 5uff
arrived from that country. While
Mr. Ernest Lefevre's visit to this
country is for pleasure. his conference
with his brother is believed to hold
Importance. Mr.. Lefevre is PERSONAL
friend and representative of President
Porras. and is his first representative
who has been in this country since
the Presidents Inauguration.
During Mr.. Lefevre's absence frof
Senior Don Enrtqu(
Geenzier. attache. is in charge Of tn;
legation.