Proceedings of the first Independence congress : held in the city of Manila, Philippine islands, February 22-26, 1930 / Published under the direction of Dean maximo M. Kalaw, executive secretary, University of the Philippines.

INDEPENDENCE CONGRESS MANIFESTO xiii

Philippine Revolution; Teopisto Guingona, Lawyer and
ex-Senator: Jose Hilario, Physician; Dionisio Jakosalem,
Formerly Secretary of Commerce and Communications;
Salvador Laguda, Formerly Secretary of Commerce and
Communications; Gabriel La 0, Lawyer; Arsenio N. Luz,
Journalist and Director, Philippine Carnival; Julio Llorente, Ex-Judge of the Court of First Instance; Tomas
Mascardo, General, Philippine Revolution; Paz Mendoza
Guazon, Physician and Professor, College of Medicine,
U. P.; Jose Mercado, Priest, Director, The Filipino Academy; Luis Morales, Ex-Senator; Vicente Nepomuceno,
Formerly Judge of the Court of First Instance; Eusebio
Orense, Formerly Member of the Philippine Assembly;
Jose Paez, General Manager, Manila Railroad Company;
Rafael Palma, President, University of the Philippines;
Jose S. Reyes, Dean, Junior College, U. P., Cebu; Marcos
Roces, Businessman; Carlos P. Romulo, Editor, The
Tribune; Baldomero Roxas, Physician; Felix M. Roxas,
Ex-Mayor of Manila; Mariano V. de los Santos, President, University of Manila; Rosa Sevilla, Directress,
Instituto de Mujeres; Vicente Singson Encarnacion, Businessman and Ex-Senator; Antonio G. Sison, Ex-President,
Philippine Medical Association; Enrique Sobrepefia, Pastor, United Church, Manila; Max B. Solis, Journalist:
Gavino Tabufiar, President, National University; Vidal
Tan, Formerly Acting Dean, College of Liberal Arts.,
U. P.; Isabelo Tejada, President, Congreso Obrero; Ramon
Torres, Journalist and ex-representative; Wenceslao Trinidad, formerly manager, Philippine National Bank; Francisco Varona, Labor leader and representative for Manila;
Manuel Villa-Real, Journalist; Manuel Urquico, Businessman; Jose Yulo, Lawyer; Jose Zamora, Member, Board
of Regents, U. P.; Maximo M. Kalaw, Dean, College of
Liberal Arts, U. P., Executive Secretary of the Independence Congress.