The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-15
Com mittee Appointed.

In accordance with the above resolu-
tons the conference appointed the follow
ing committee. composed of experts on
war risk insurance transportation and
foreign exchange. with Seth Low as chair
man. TO remain in Washington and con-
fer with representatives OF the Govern
ment as to the best means of solving the
problems:
War Risk instrumentation Chubb OF
New York J. Parker Kirlin OF New York.
e. II. Outerbridge OF New York. +. O..
Crowell. OF Kansas City. Mo,
Transportation--J. A. Farrell OF New
York. ?. A. s. Franklin OF New York. Rob-
ert Dollar OF San Francisco. Bernard D.
Barker OF Baltimore
Foreign Exchange-A ]. Hemphill of
New York. Festus J. Wade OF St Louis.
Henry II. Ickelheimer of New York. John
!. Arnold OF Chicago.
Secretary McAdoo appointed A. c. Miller
n the Federal Reserve Board as the rep
resentative OF the Treasury Department to
confer with the committee dealing with
the subject OF war risk +. A. Delano Of
the Federal Reserve Board 10 confer with
the members OF the conference committee
dealing With transportation, and Paul VI,
Warburg OF the Federal Reserve Board to
confer with the committee dealing with
foreign exchanges
The Conf~rees.
The following attended the conference,
which adjourned subject TO the call OF the
chairman:
New York Clearing House Associat,on-
J. 8, Alexander. William Woodward.
Chicago Clearing House Association
John J. Arnold. II. C. p. Deans. Joseph
McCurrach.
81. Louis Clearing House Association
David r. Francis Breckenridge Jones.
, Festus J. Wade
Kansas City Association-F. q. Crowell.
National Foreign Trade Councils
Representa'ives-samuei D. cappen OF
st, Louis, j. A g. Carson OF sa-
York. Robert Dollar of San Fran
cisco, James A. Farrell OF New York.
P. A. s. Franllin OF New York. James J.
Hill OF ST. Paul. Edwin N. Hurley OF
Chicago, Barton Myers OF Norfolk. Weld
Ing Ring Of New York. John D. Ryan OF
New YORK. w. d. Simmons Of Philadel.
phia, r. p. Thomas Of New York.
Chamber OF Commerce Of the United
states--Frederick Bode Of Chicago, James
G. Cutler OF Rochester. John Joy Edson
OF Washington y. c.: John ". Fahey OF
Boston. II L. Ferguson OF Newport News
A. II. Mill!ken of Chicago. r. G. Rhett
Of Charleston. 6. c.
New York Chamber OF Commerce
Hendon Chubb, VI. r. Eldridge ]. Parker
Kirlin. Seth Low, f. II. ou,erbridge. w
! II. Pollock
New York Produce Exchanse--Charies
A. Robinson.
| Chicsgo Board OF Trade-Juiius Barnes,
John Bassett Moore, II. F.. Rycroft
West and Northwest Afillins Interests--
James c. Andrews OF Minneapolis w L.
Harvey OF New Prague, MINI: l.. r.
Moses OF Kansas City Mo. F. r. Eaton.
Washburn-CrosbyC Company. Minneapolis.
! Baltimore Banking. Grain and Ship
ping Interests-Bernard d. Barker, WILL
lam Ingle. Blanchard Bardslh J. q. Whit
ney.
New York Foreign Exchange. banking
and Steamship Interests-iWilliam l..
Benedict OF Kidder. Peabody Co,
James Brown OF Brown Bros. & Co, r
Q. Brown Of Redmond & Co.. II. r. Ickel-
heimer of Heidelbach Ickelheimer &
Co., J, ?. Morgan of ]. p. Morgan &
Co.. James Speyer of Speyer & Co. Ben
Jamin Strong. Jr. of Bankers Trust Com
| pary. August Ulrich OF Ladenburg. Thai.
mann & Co. 4. J, Hemphill. Pliny Fisk,
| John A. Donald and Wilbur c. Fisk
| Boston Banking Interests-Josiah
| Quincy,
Southern Cotton Congrcss-C. W.
Priddy OF Norfolk J. C. Mayield OF
Barnwcll, 3. c.