Evening star., 1922-07-24
MANY TOATTEND
POLITICS INSTITUTE
DIPLOMATS and Officials Here
to Attend Sessions at VIII
Iiams College.
WORLD QUESTIONS TOPIC
Political Leaders Of Many Natiena
to Enter Observation-Disclosures
Main Issue.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

NILLIAMSTOWN, MASS. July "a
International relations will be the
topic for discussion ana study by
the second session Of the Institute Of
Politics. which will be held at will
hams College here from July :s to
August 26. Viewed from the angle
of the Washington I'd. c. attendanee
alone, this congress of thinkers" will
probably go ON record as the most
valuable and important of any held
or to be held.
The Washingtonians who are to at
tend and take a prominent part In
the procedure are DIR. L. 8. Rowe, di-
rector general of the Pan-American
Union; Oscar T. Crosby. former as
sistant secretary OF the Treasury; W.
5. Culbertson, vice chairman OF the
tariff commission; Walter s. Rogers,
DR.. Alfred l.. p. Dennis, DR.. Stanley
k. HOrnbeck of the state Department
and Col. Lawrence Martin. also of the
State Department. and who Will be
tie official geographer for the insti-
ture.
Dspl0saafs Are Enrolled.
From the diplomatic corps there are
enrolled DIR. Bedrtch Stepanek. Cxeche-
slovak minister; Stephen Panaretoff.
minister from Bulgaria, and Counae.or
Felipe A. Espin of the Argentine eli-
b4ssy.
The Army and Navy enrolment this
year includes Admiral II. p. Huse OF
the general board, Admiral w. l..
Rogers. Rear Admiral Austin M.
Knig ght, Capt. Frank 81. Schodefd. also
OF the general board, Commander X.
A. Koch and Commander Forde A.
Todd; Army-Bris. Gen. Harry A.
Ss,,, ifb of ha War COLLEGE Col GNnrRe
s. Simonds, Col william K. Nayior,
Col Stanley D. Embick, Lieut.. Col.
Upton Birnie, jr., Lieut.. Col. Walter
c. Sweeney. Maj. George A. Lynch and
Maj Charles s. Thompson Of the gen
sral staff: Maj. Sherman Miles Of the
military intelligence division and
Margaret de Forest Hicks, also Of the
intelligence division.
Other residents of Washington In
ciuded in the membership are Henry
T. Hunt: Mrs. Helen Hay Greeley,
lawyer: Miss Eliza r. Seidmore. au-
Sidwen: Marie Boynton. lecturer:
Ethel NJ. Champion Of the Department
of Commerce. Frederick J. Libby OF
the National Council for Reduction of
Armaments. Prof. Miller D. Steever
and Prof. Richard s. Harvey.
Speaker. Fro. Many Lands.
Speakers from Great Britain France.
u II,
chief lecturers. each giving SIX public
addresses throughout the session
OF the fourteen scheduled round
table conferences. one will be under
the Craftsmanship Of David F. HoVs-
ton former Secretary Of the, Treasury.
of New York city, DR.. Harry A. Gar
field. chairman Of the institute, an
nounced Their subject will be The
Rehabilitation of Europe" Other
round table leaders Of high disttnc-
tion are DR.. Hernbeck, President
of California. Mr.. Culbertson and
Rear Admiral Austin n Knight. re-
tired.
Three of the conferences will deal
with economic questions now arising
in Europe. three with preblsnaa of the
Latin America. two with unsettled
questions of International law and
two with problems Of the British en-
pire. One will be devoted to houn-
dairy disputes Of eastern and south
eastern Europe and one to intsrnA-
services.
Curtf. Rrftink Lecturer.
Lionel Curtis. secretary Of the Irish
peace conference, will be the lecturer
from England. Raymond Recouly OF
Paris will describe the "European
Situation as Seen by Journalists"
Dr. Josef Redlich. former Austrian
minister OF finance, just returned
from Vienna. will discuss "Austrias
Present Condition" DR. Rikitaro Fu-
jisawa of the Imperial University OF
Toxic will represent Japan. and Ia
this year Of Brazirs great centennAl
Manoel de Oiiveira Lima.
former am bassadcr to Great Britain.
and Japan, will speak on "Mo9srn
Brazil"
BERNARD M Haruci1 Of New York city
Is again supplying funds to cover tine
expense Of the session.