Evening star., 1926-04-06

\, D. G., TUESDAY,
board, Senor Francisco Sanchez La
tour, the Minister from Guatemala.
Cuno Fl. Rudolph. chairman of the
Board of District Commissioners, will
present the members of the congress
with a key. symbolic of the freedom
of the city, and one of the members
from Latin America will accept the
key. Election of the permanent chair
man will occupy the attention OF the
preliminary meeting for the remain
der of the session, following which
supper will be served to the visiting
delegates by the members of the gov
erning board of the union.
Thursday morning will witness the
formal opening of the first business
session in the Hall of the Americas
of the Pan-American Building, with
an addrt SIS by President Coolidge at
1890 o'clock. At II o'clock the con
gress will begin discussion of the
topic, 1.-The Press and international
Relations" At / o'clock the delegates
will be the guests of The Star at
luncheon at the Willard Hotel and in
the afternoon and evening will be
guests Of the National Press Cub at
the laying OF the corner stone OF the
National Press Building and at enter
tainmentS following.
Delegates Expected.
The following Latin American jour
nalists will attend the conference:
Filiberto Aguero y Rosales, Cuba;
Luis Alamo, Venezuela: Ricardo D. AL
duvin, Guatemala; Efren Alvarez
Lara, Ecuador; Miguel Araujo j.,
Colombia; Eleodoro Aviles NJ, Ecua-
dor; Victor Manuel Barrios, Colombia,
Alexandra Bunge, Argentina; Jaime
Conrado Cadenas, Mexico; ]. A. Cal
cano, Venezuela; Jose Camacho Lo-
renzo, Colombia; Luis Cano, Colombia;
Abel Caronel, Colombia; Juan Car
mona, Venezuela; Joao Castalde, Bra
zil; Salvador Castrillo, Nicaragua;
Tiburcio Castaneda. Cuba; Emilio
Charry, Colombia: j. X. Chenard,
Cuba; Antonio Cicero Brazil; Assis
Cintra, Brazil; Pedro n. de la Concep-
cion. Cuba; Julio Cost, Brazil; Carlos
Cuadra Pasos, Nicaragua; Juan Cueva
Garcia. Ecuador.
Antonio Cuneo, Argentina; w. w.
Davies, Argentina; Dioclecio Duarte,
Brazil; Carlos Gandara Duran. Guatc.
pala; Jose DutriZ, Salvador; Luis
Aurelio Echeverria. Colombia; Conrado
EggerS Lecour, Argentina; Carlos
Escallon, Colombia; Francisco EscO-
bar, Colombia. Luis EspinoZa Saravla,
Bolivia: Carlos Fernandes, Brazil; a.
Fernandez Garcia, Venezuela; Leo
poldo Fernandez Ros, Cuba; Rene
Fiallo, Cuba; Persio G.. Franco, ,Domin-
lean Republic; Julio G. Gaitan, Co
lombia; Alexandra GaNis, Colombia;
Alberto Gamese, Nicaragua Mario
Garcia Arocha, Venezuela; Nemesio
Garcia Naranjo. Mexico; Arturo Gar
cia Pajujo. Mexico; Manuel Garcia
bia; Emilio G.. Godoy, Dominican Re-
public; Jose l.. Gomensoro, Uruguay;
Federico Gomez, Mexico; Jul o Con
zalez Hevera, Dominican Republic;
Ramiro Guerra, Cuba.
Mexican Delegate.
Adrian Guerrero DiaZ. Mexico: Paulo
Hass!ocher, Brazil: Fernando Her
nandez. Mexico: Manuel Hernandez
Hernandez, Mexico; Rafael Huete,
Costa Rica; Carlos IZaEuirre V, Hon
duras: S. S. koppe, New York, n Y:
Murillo Lavrador, Brazil; j. Cantu
Leal, Mexico; Jose Leiya, Salvador;
Edgard Leuenroth. Brazil; Casper
Libero. Brazil; Rodrigo de Liano, Mex
leo; Federico L'averias. Dominican
Republic; Mauricio Lopez Aldazabal,
Havana, Cuba; Julian Lopez Pineda.
Guatemala; NJ. Patin Maceo. Domini.
can Republic: Rafael L. Machorro,
Mexico; Tomas Mackay. Colombia;
Juan Malpica Silva, Mexico: Aurelio
Manrique. Mexico; Carlos Mantilla,
Ecuador; Carlos MantiIlo O., Ecuador;
Jorge Mantillo. Ecuador; Manuel
Marquee Sterling. Cuba; Carlos Marti,
Alexandra Mayorga- -Rivas, Saliva
dor; Vidal Mejia. Honduras: Gilberto
de Nelio Freire, Brazil; Mario Mello,
Brazil; Carlos r. Menendez. Mexico
Rogerio Moraz Rivera, Mexico; Luis
NJ no Quesada. Peru Jorge Mitre,
Argentina: Ernesto Montenegro,
Chile; Mariana Naranjo. Mexico:
Jose Navarro, Mexico; Adolardo
Novo. Cuba: Luis Teofilo Nunez.
Venezuela: Manoel de Oliveira Lima,
Brazil; Juan O'Naughten, Cuba:
ra, Ecuador: Atilio Peccorini. Saliva
dor; Arturo Pellerano Sarda. Do
minican Republic: Jose NJ. Pena,
Mexico: Nestor Pestana. Brazil; Is
mael Portal. Peru; Carlos Puyo-
Delgado. Colombia; Porfirio NJ. Ra-
mos, Mexico; Juan NJ. Ravelo. Cuba:
s. V. Ravelo, Cuba: Evelio A. del
Real, Cuba; Carlos c. ReisSig, Ar
gentina, and Anselmo Riyas c., Mic
aragua.
Representing Republics.
The Count of Rivera, Cuba; Alfonso
Rob.edo. Colombia; Cecilo Robes,
Mexico; Virgilio Rodriguez Beteta,
Guatemala: Juan Francisco Rojas.
Ecuador: Romeo r. Ronconi. Argen-
tina; Ramon Ros, Cuba: d. Saavedra,
Costa Rica; Carlos Gonzalo Saavedra,
Bolivia; Francisco Sanahia h., Domin-
lean Republic; Cesar San Pedro. Cuba
Bernardo G.. Santamarina, Cuba; AT
fredo Santiago, Cuba; J. Sauza Con
Zalez, Mexico; Anibal Secada. Guate-
mala; Carlo Trinidad Sepulveda, Mex
ico; Ernesto Rodriguez, Argentina;
Mario Rodrigues Soares, Brazil; Max
imo Soto Hall, Argentina; Jose Juan
Tabalada, Mexico; Tomas Trujillo
Ortiz, Salvador: Hermando Uribe
Cullo, Colombia; Fabian Vaca Chavez.
Bolivia Luis Farela Orbegoso. Peru:
Joaquin Vargas Coto, Costa Rica :;
Luis Rosado Vega, Mexico; Armando
Velez, Mexico: F'lorencio r. Wells,
Cuba; Santiago Verdeja V Neyra,
Cuba; V. Villasana, Mexico; Abel Viii
legas Arrange. Panama; Rene Wal
lace. Nicaragua; Pablo NJ. Ynsfran,
Paraguay, and Luis Zawdzky, CO.
lombia.
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