In 1919, Rotary had transposed the U.S. borders and the so-called "Association of Rotary International," asked Don Alfonso Federico Pezet, to organize Rotary Clubs in Peru in consultation with the appointed Ambassador of Peru in the United States, Fernando Carbajal Segura. Simultaneously, he was asked to dissemination all necessary material to effect this task.
From this moment, Don Fernando, began to think of Rotary and seek the necessary elements to implement the order received, by holding talks with James H. Roth who was…
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