Evening star., 1921-11-11
World Leaders in Various
Branches Gather to Cure
AIMS Evil.
REPRESENT NINE NATIONS
Greatest Group Of Noted Foreigners
in History of Wash
ington.

statesmen, soldiers, naVal oNc!aiS
and officers. masters Of international
Jurisprudence and technical experts
in many lines. The nine countries
represented in the conference have
sent of their best talent.
The full list Of principal delegates.
advisory boards and technical staffs
follows:
The United States delegates
Charles Evans Hughes. Secretary of
state; Eihu Root. former nator and
Lodge, senator from Massachusetts:
Oscar W. Underwood, senator from
Alabama
Advisory committee-George Suth-
crland Of Utah, ex-senator. who is
:" be appointed a justice of the
United States Supreme Court when a
vacancy occurs; Herbert c. Hoover Of
Secretariat - Basil Miles, secre' ary
cf the delegation; J. Butler Wright,
counselor of embassy. secretary; Ed
Yard Bell. counselor of embassy, Sec
rstary; Philip Fl. Patchin, Department
IF State, secretary; Henry Suydana,
Department of State. secretary; F. L.
Mayer. first secretary of embassy.
secretary; W. P. Cresson, secretary:
Iithgow Osborne, secretary; Seth Low
Pierrepont, secretary; J. G. D. Paul,
secretary; Warden Mckee Wilson.
third secretary Of embassy assist mt
y
tary of embassy. assistant secretary;
Jefferson Patterson, third. secretary
of embassy, assistant secretary; j. ..
DENLY. third secretLry of embassy,
assistant secretary; John NJ. Vorys,
assistant secretary.
Ceremonial. protocol. etc. - Robert
Woods Bliss. third assis ant secretary
rf state; Warren .. Robbins. counse-
lor of embassy; Charles Lee Cooke,
Department of State; Rich .rd South
gate. second secretary of embassy:
Hugh Millard. third secretary of em-
baSsy.
Gen. John ]. Pershing. chief of staff
of the Army: Rear Admiral w. L.
Rodgers of the Navy; Stephen G.
Porter of Pennsylvania, representa-
tive in Congress and chairman of the
House committee on foreign affairs;
Gov. John NJ. Parker of Louisiana.
former progressive, now a democrat:
Henry p Fletcher of Pennsylvania.
Mndersecretary Of state; Col. J. NJ;
of Of rsr Nsw Ss5k co
Roosevelt, Of New York. assistant
secretary of the Navy: Mrs. Charles
Sumner Bird Of Massachusetts. Mrs.
SUM er Bird Massachusetts: Mrs.
Katherine Phillips Edison Of California,
Mrs Eleanor Franklin Egan OF New
York, writer. who has resided in the
far east; Mrs. Thomas G. Winter Of
Minnesota, president general of the
CucI dticH ol "oiuSu SluuSs " IL
liam Boyce Thompson Of New York.
financier; Willard Salisbury of Della
ware, ex-senator; Samuel Gompers of
the District of Columbia. president of
the American Federation of Labor:
John l. Lewis of Indiana. president
Of the United Mine Workers of Amer
lea: Walter George Smith Of Pennsyl-
vanta, lawye and publi-ist: Carni
Thompson Of Ohio. former Treasurer
Of the United States; Charles s: Bar
rett. Of Georgia; president of the
National Farm Bureau; Harold NJ
Sewell Of Maine. former min :ster to
Hawaii a~d consul "nn'-a1 il saros
Limitation Of armam"nt-For the
er. undersecretary Of state; j. Reub n
Clark, special counsel to the Depart
ment Of State.
For tho War Department: Maj. Gen.
communications generally: Maj. Gen.
Brig. Gen. william mitchell, :; aviation;
Brig Gen Amos A Fries. chemical
warfare; Col. John A. McA Palmer.
organization and genera! military
and general mill airy subjects: Lieut..
Col. Stuart Heintze man. mi itary intel
ligence and o. ganization of foreign
armies: DR.. Louis Cohen. civilian radio
For the Navy Department: Theodore
Rooseve t. assis ant secretary of the
navy: Admiral r ,bert E Coontz. tech
ntcal eXpert-general; R.ar Admiral
William A. Moffett aeronautics; Capt. ,
William v. Pratt technical expert
general; Capt. Frank H. Schofeld, tech-
nical expert-general; Capt Luke Nc ,
Nance, technical exp"r re.. g. l. i
Samuel W. Bryant, communications L. |
w. Austin. radio. I
Ch mical warfare-Prof. Edgar F. |
Smith, University Of Pennsylvania. and !
Army and Navy officers.
Pacific and far eastern questions-j
John Van A. MacMurray. chief. division |
Of far eastern affairs, Depar ment Of
State: D. c. Poole. chief. division Of
Russian affairs. Department Of State; i
Prof. E T.. Williams. formerly chief.
,nent Of State: N. T. Johnson. Depart !
,nent Of ate: E. l. Neville, Depart |
ment of State: Prof. G. H. B'akes ee, !
Clark University Stanley K. Hornbeck, !
Department of State; ]. S. Abbott. De-
partm"nt of Comm rec; F P. L"~kh r., !;
department Of etate; J. P. Jameson.
DepaI n. II oil S.a,e, ttvbeit .-lvn- /
ard, Department of State; F. L. Mayer, |
Department Of State; ]. o. DENLY. De- /!
partm mt of State. and ]. L. Donaldson, |
Department Of State
Other Activities.
Legal ques. .ions-F. K. Nelson, 60
ilcitor Of the Department Of State |
selor. Department Of State. and Prof. /
George G. Wi son.
Economic questions and merchant !
rnarine--Dr. W. s. Cu.berson. commits |
sioner. United States Tariff Commission, !
and Daniel H. Cox, United States Ship I,
ping Board.
Communications - Leland Harrison, |
counselor of embassy: s. ". Stratton, !
Department of Commerce. J. H. Dill :
finger. Department of Commerce; WAL |
ter 8. Rogers, Depar ment of State, and ,
Army and Navy officers. J
For the press-Phillip H. Patchin and :
Henry Suydam.
Archives-D. G. Salrnon
D1sbursing oficer-William g. Nc |
Ealr.
.Editor-Gaillard Hunt: J. L. Duncan, !!
assistant.
Technical STAG.
Technical stan OF the American !
SeleghtiOn: |
oen.ral-John Van A. MacMurray. |
chief. division of far eastern affairs, j
Department of State; D. c. Poole, '
chief. division Of Russian affairs, De-
partment of State: Prof. E. T. Will
Nams. former chief. division Of far
eastern aft irs. Department of State;
J. Butler Wright, counselor Of en-
bassy: Leland Harrison. counselor Of /
embassy: Edward Bell, Counsellor Of!
University: W. g. Rogers, Department !!
Of State: Nelson T. johnson. Depart
mant Of State: e. L. Neville. Depart
mont Of State: 8. W. Str tton, di- !:
rector, bureau Of standards, Depart
ment of Commerce; j. H. Dillinger,
Department Of Commerce.; Prof. Ed
gar r. Smith. University Of Pennsyl.