Evening star., 1922-12-06
LECTURERS PARlEY
! OPENS TOMORROW
CIemenceau and Other World
Celebrities to Address
Delegates.
PUBLIC OPINION THEME
International Peace Another Prob
lem to Be Discussed by Chau-
tauqua leaders.
PUBLIC OPINION THEME

tauqua leaders.
'Tae lecturers conference or pup
lie opinion and world peace. before
which Georges Ciemenceau. former
premier of France. will deliver MS
only formal address in Washington.
will be convened tomorrow morning
in Continental Memorial Hall unoe9
-. rhe auspices OF the 1nternationai
Lyceum and ChautauQua Association.
During the three days that the con-
ference is in session-Thursday, sri'
day and Saturday-many of the
worlds foremost educators. diplomats.
statesmen, scientists and p1ofessionai
men will discuss the international
outlook and measures which may be
applied to tighten the burdens under
which nations seem to be struggling
III their march back to normally.
" Clemenccau will deliver his ad'
dress at o'clock Friday afternoon:
His subject will, be 1.-The Case OF
!, France" although he may touch upon
'he general situation. in view s,, OF sse ne
I reprss, ntativr audience before which ne
will speak The rTiger OF France Will
, la introduced by Nal Gen. Tasker H.
Bliss, former chief OF staff OF the Army
Advisor to "BiE Four"
, As one Of the American peace COM
1ulssioners at the peace conference
during the time the treaty OF YER
Saillcs was being drawn up. Gen:
} EIiss became intimately acquainted
With VI. CIcmenreau and his ideals.
Gen. Bliss ireduentiy was called upon
i. for Information during the period
the big Four"-former President
. Wilson, David Lloyd George. Orlando
and NJ. Clemenceau-was carving out
! the destinies of the worlds nations.
Other prominent speakers VIII Keep
, the program Of the conference vel
) International Lsceum and Chau-
tauaua Association includes in its
} membership the managers and
lecturers of all the chautauoua and
, who for several seasons was chau-
,apqua lecturer. is AL honorary presl-
, den, Of the association.
charles T. Horner Of Kansas City
} will prssid. THURSDAY, while Loraoo
Taft. the Chicago sculptor. will oc'
, cupy tho chair on Friday. and Monta-
willie Flowers of Los Angeles. Satur-
day. Thursday will be confined TO
afternoon and evening sessions. but
Friday and Saturday the conference
will be convened morning. afternoon
and night.
List Of Speakers.
The program of speakers follows:
Thursday-"What Il Required in
y Eagancine Budgets." Or: Harold G;
Moulton. University Of Chicago and
international Trade and 1nterna-
, .ional Psace." DR.. John II. Gray. Car
rollton College. Minnesota, formerly
president American Economic Assoc!-
. alton: "ESploitation Of Lndeyeloped
Areas" DR.. Alfred L. P. Dennis. for
rnerly professor of history. University
\ on Foreign Relations: Money. Ex.
change and the Depression OF Irade.
Prof Isvaae Eishes e.; ae Sarah
} wambaush, Cambridge. Mass; Mex
ico," Senor Jose Tasconcelos. minis
} ter Of edusation Of Mexico; THE Paris
Conference and Afterward. MARX
Friday-"The international situa.
. slakeslee. professor Of history and
international relations. Clark Cniyer,,
Aspects p Of World Peace" Dr.: Wiiii.m
insonusail. IaSoratern, osra Hsrsard Gniversity:
Menace of Migrating Peoples" pf.
i. A. Ross. professor SOCIOLOGY. I'M.
Present-Day Europe" Edward A.
Filene. Boston. Mass.. member exeeu-
!, tive committee. American section. ~.
ternatfonal Chamber OF Commerce:
Americas Place in World Affairs To-
Synagogue. New York; The News
paper Correspondents Responsibility
and opportunities in World Affairs.
Wilimott FL .a.wis. corresponaentt NJ
1;2 World Peace: Mai Gen. John F
france" II Georges :clemenceau:
''The Evolution Of Soviet Russia.
administrator for Russia; The Prob
lens Of the Near East" Henry Nor
senthau. former American ambassa-
dor to Turkey: .Americas "orld.
William G: kedfield. . former 1Se Secretary I,c
naissance of Western Civilization"
Glenn Frank. editor Of the Century
saturday diplomacy Of the En-
rente Powers In the Near East. DR..
Herbert Adams Gibbons. information
ally known war correspondent: "Psy-
cfology of Internationalism,' DR.. Ev-
erett Dean Martin; New tosk. dsses-
70, Cooper Union Porum; Forum ss,.,sos.- Csechoslo.
KAN minister to Japan: Tariffs in
World Affairs" William $: culbert-
, :rariff n; Commission: AN American
FIRST Step Abroad" James G. Nc
, Donald. New York. chairman Foreign
Policy Associations: "HungarE-Pivot
/ "f European Pss:e." Eugene S. Bag-
ger form:r lorcien editor New York
Tribune: the Case of Greece Before
5he World" Adanabitias Th. Poly.
zo.des; .The Problem Of Italy"
countess Irene di Itohila:t. official
Interpreter. Italian delegation at
Paris peace conference: Japan" Sa.
.ao Saburi: Austria" Whitney Shep-
, erdson, New York. unofficial observer
in Austria for league OF nations: The
, New Turkcy-Mufty.' Zade K. zia
Bey: China" DR.. Lucius c. Porter:
, England" ALFRED E. zimmern. ex-
} sity onainternational relations: 'F. D.
n. a. c." Gen. Roy Hoffman. member
International Veterans Association:
spiritual Founda tiors." Bishop VII.
} liam r Mcdowell. Washington.
Snnreme Hanniness.