Evening star., 1924-02-20
u. S. SEEN IN MIDST
OF ECONOMIC REVOLT
Harvard Club Told Nation Is
Achieving Social and Busi.
ness Balance.
FUNCTION OF COLLEGE MEN
Thomas Nixon Carver Among
Speakers at Annual Dinner.

We are going through now, in the
United States, the only economic rev.
olution of Importance in the world.
and we are achieving balance in So
cial and business systems that is not
being done in any other country" de-
clarod Thomas Nixon Carver, pro-
fessor of political economy at Har-
ward University, in an address before
several hundred members and guests
of the forty-first annual dinner of
the Harvard Club of Washington, at
the Racquet Club. lats night.
Prof. Carver said college men We're
coming out of universities and fitting
themselves in the places where they
were needed and urged that men be
trained to fill the missing cog" po-
Sitions in life in order to properly
balance the economic use of man
power
Prof. Carver predicted the time
when most American women. except
the very wealthy, would have to do
their own work because of the cost
OF employing servants, due to chang
ed social conditions.
Other Speakers.
Others who spoke were Roswell
Parker Angler, dean of freshmen at
Yale; John Farwell Moors. member
of the corporation of Harvard Uni
Nersity; Charles Theodore Greve,
president of the Associated Harvard
Clubs, ard Walter |. Mccoy, chief JUS
tice of the District Supreme Court.
POSTMASTER. Charles Il. Tittmann
lead the men in Harvard College
songs and cheers.
Louis G. Atwater Myron II. Avery,
Truman Able, Claude A. Adler, Ros-
Well Parker Angler. c: a. Barnard.
Arthur NJ: Boal. Frank w. Ballou. Ed
Sar buckingham, Frederick w. Bruno,
II. +. Birnbaum, kingman Brewster.
William +. Byrnes, o. F. Black, w. D.
Brookings, Harry s. Bernton, Robert
w. Beicher, Thomas Nixon Carver,
George III. Clement, John Cummings
Austin ri. Clark, Grattan Colvin. II.
w. ChAbb, Morton J. Connolly, w. D.
Collins, j. f. Couch.
Fred b. W. Dallinger, J. L. Demp-
sey, Rowland 5. II. Dyer, Charles
Downer, Henry Grattan Doyle, w. NJ
Davis, Elmer J. Davidson. +. f. Far
rington, George a. Finch, Walter w
F'arnum, W. W. Foster, Henry r. Fow-
Ter. s. y. Gum, Earle Gates, Rev.
Thomas l.. Green. Charles Theodore
y. S. Hills. Joseph \. Hills, Morton
j. Hull, J. W. Holcombe, John l..
Hyde, Louis l.. Hooper, Lester 5.
Hills; T.. 4. Hartman, Charles $.
Hamlin, John Hamlin.
Perciyal Hall, c. Holmes, Robert A.
jackson, Royal II. Jordan, Ernest
knaebel, ". +. Kelley, W. F.. Kelley
guest; Robert j.. Kline, Robert f.
Kline, jr.; Lynch Luquer, Story b.
Iadd, Howard :. lie Roy, Irving n
Linncll, Mr.. Litchtield, Eliot c. Lovett,
d. F. j. Lynch, Charles A. Mac
Donald, Dallas D. L. McGrcw,
Walter l. Mccoy, l.. W. McKer-
nan, John Farwell Moors, E.
Pickman Mann, Charles Moore,
Albert +. Marks, Herbert c. Marshall
Clarence J. North, Clifton Neal
Chauncey q. Parker, Arthur J. Pates.
NJ. +. Perkins. Edmund Platt, Frank
c. Page, John Walsh. Dunlap Z. Pen
hallow. Admiral William l.. Rodgers
Manuel c. Rosa, Edward Roth, jr. !;
Cabot Stevens, Edward r. Sanford
sidney +. Smith, John II. Storer. Al
den Sampson, L. W. Spalding. William
]. Swoope. James Brown Scott, Daniel
w. Shea. u. II. Stanley, Robert j. Cot
trell. c. u. Snow, Charles Il. Tittmann,
Walter Il. Tuckerman, James s. Taylor
Rufus :. Tucker, Charles Thorndike
-tlfred +. Taylor "A. G. True William
r. Valance. Il. b. Wigglesworth,
George r. Weitzel. W. Fl. Wiley, Sam
uel E. Winslow, John Winslow. \. f..
Wight, G. L. Walton, w. NJ. Williams
oscar II. ZinkeiSen