New-York tribune., 1922-06-12
Institute Will
Deal With New
World Politics
Lecturers From Foreign Ma.
tions and Many Disiin-
guished Americans Are
on Program at Williams
Discussion Begins July27
Arthur s. Draper. of Trib-
unc Staff. To Be Among
the Conference Chairmcn
srec-ei Di,ra'ch 10 ~, rrls.-.

WILLlAMSTOWN. Mass June IL
Public lecturers from a, least five for
eign countries and AZ least fifteen dis
iinguished Americans IS leaders Of
round-table conferences will take part
in the second annual session Of the
Institute of Politics. which will open
az Williams College on july 27 and
continue until August -. prcsidcn,
Harry A. Garfield. who is chairman of
the institute, announced tp-nigh. thu,
special attention will be given this year
% problems % the Pacific ani The Far
Enst. Latin America and eastern Eu-
rope.
The Americans 70 participate will in
clude college presidents and professors.
army and navy men. Journalists and
publicists About 800 are expected 20
attend. The general tor.e will lc In
ternational Relations orc confer
enee. designed especially for editors
and foreign correspondents. will take
a is subject international News and
Communications" It's Joint chairms n
will be Arthur s. Draper. London cor
respondent and European manager Of
The New York Tribune. and Walter
5. Rogers. Of Washington. one OF
the American delegates 20 the Wash
ington Conference on Electrical Com
munieations. held in 1921.
Curtis TO Represent Britain
Lionel Curtis. secretary Of the Irish
Peace Conference. is the British lee
turcr chosen. This folloEs an urgent
recommendation made by the late Wis
l.. n. I~w..fF a.rI
to-day. From France comes Raymond
Recouly. an editor Of "Le Temps.
Paris. The Japancsc lecturer will be
Dr. Rikitaro FujisaWa. Of the Imperial
University. Toxic. indorscd by Ambas-
sador Shidehara as one OF. Jaran's fore
most authorities on international poll
tics DR.. Josef Redlich. OF Vienna,
eminent jurist and former Austrian
Minister Of Finance. will discuss cen
tral European affairs. The Hon. Manocl
de Oliveira Lima, former Brazilian
Minister 10 Belgium. Japan and Great
Britain. will deal with Latin-Amcrican
questions. Each speaker IS 20 deliver a
series Of six addresses.
To provide for the increased insti-
tutc membership. which present en-
rollments show will be twice as large
as the attendance last year, fourteen
round-table conferences slready have
been organized. Three Of these will
deal with various economic phats OF
the rehabilitation Of Europe and will
have for their ehairnlcn Paul VI. War
burg. Of New York City; W. $
Culbertson. .vicc-ehairman Of the United
States Tariff Commission. and Oscar
T. Crosby. former Assistant Secretary
Of the Treasury, both OF Washington
Other notable men who will conduct
round-tablc conferences include David
p. Barrovs. president Of the University
% California: Dean John II. Latane OF
Johns Hopkins University. Dr. Stan
ley X. Hornbeck. of the State Depart
ment. and DR.. Leo S. Rove. director
general OF the Pan-Ameriean Union.
Army and Navy Speakers
Leading the group Of members from
the United States Navy are Admirals
". L. Rodgers and II. r. Huse. Of the
General Board. and Rear Admirals
James II. Oliver and II S. Knapp fre-
tired. Eight army officers OF high
-ank have registered for the session,
including Colonels George $ Simonds,
Stanley D. Embiek and William X.
NaylOr and Lieutenant Colonel Walter
G. Sweeney, % the General STAFF.
Among chief executives Of colleges
and universities who will be regular
members are NJ. L. Burton. president
Of the University of Michigan, Charles
=. Thwing. president emeritus Of West
ern Reserve: Frank /. MeYey, Of the
University OF Kentucky, r. 6. Ogilby,
Of Trinity College. Hartford. Conn,
and Lawrence l.. Doggctt, president Of
the international Y. VI. c. A. College,
Springfield. Mass.
Bernard " Barueh. OF New York.
City. is again providing the funds .
meet the expense o. the inst tu;e. AT
persons qualified TO participate IN ihe
discussion By reason o.. special AnoT
edge or experience 10 the ic.d 2f in-
.erra.ioual relations aye q. gio.e ior
membership.