The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-21

j. II. Tregoe. Secretary, National AS
sociation of Credit Men,. "a number
fsother gentlemen will prepare pa
iperss or addresses and ample time will
be Afforded for discussion Of the var
ious subjects by delegates from for
eign countries as we'll as those from
this country.
Among the speakers at the banquet
on December Z, will be the ambassa-
dor OF Brazil and the minister Of Peru.
Other speakers will be announced
later.
On the evening. Of Monday, Decem-
Der s, it Is proposed to hold "a round
table discussion. at which provision
will be made for brief talks on the
subjects Of credit information and
salesmanship. which will be partici-
pated in by brief addresses by exper-
fenced export statesmen and others.
Educational exhibits are being pre-
including sample packages, IL
Illustrating approved methods Of pack-
Ing various classes Of goods, and
others Of practical interest to export
ing manufacturers. s..st e
Delegates from q number Of for.
eign chambers of commerce! and banks
are expected to take part In discus
stons. Experts on foreign exchange
credit information. foreign tariffs, for.
warding, insurance and trade marks
Will be in attendance for answering
specific questions or for consultation
with groups Of delegates. .si
Many foreign business men and rep.
resentattves OF foreign commercial or.
CARNATIONS will be present and pro.
vision made for !. consultation with
them on the part Of those interested
IN their several. countries. H
The general committee Of arrange.
ments Of the international trade con.
ference consists of the, following:
George Pope (chairman), Hartford
Conn, president. National Association
OF Manufacturers Of the United States;
w. G. Allen, New York, president, Yale
and Towne Manufacturing Company:
George II. Barbour, Detroit, Mich.
vice president. Michigan, Stove Com.
pany; +. R. Briggs. Boston, Mass,
treasurer, Thomas q. Plant Company:
John A. Campbell, Trenton, n. J..
president, the Trenton Potteries Com
pany; L a.. Carton. Chicago, Ill:
treasurer, Swift and Company, Union
stock yards; John Clausen, san Fran
cisco, Cal, manager foreign; depart
ment, Croker Natl nal Bank; w. II.
Cottingham. Cleveland, o., president,
Sherwin-Williams Company; George
y. Dixon, 'Philad elphia, Pa, vice pres
ident, Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany; Richard H. Edmonds, Baltimore,
Nd. editor, Afanufa cturers Record; p.
u. Flynn, New York. vice president,
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Railroad Company; r. Abbot Goodhue,
Boston. Mass, vice president, First
National Bank; g. G. Hanch, Soutl,
Bend. Ind, treasurer, Studebaker Cor.
poration; Fairfax Harrison, washing
ton. ID. G., president, Southern Railway
Companys Alvin Hunsicler, New, York
City, secretary, Standard OIL Glotf
Company; g., r. Johnson. San Fran.
cisco. Cal. president Union tl1umbe,
Company; w. s.. Kies, New York, vice
president. National city Bank. Fred.
crick ]. Roster, San Francisco, Cal.
president. California Barrel Company;
julius Kruttschhitt, New York, chair.
man executive committee, Southern
Pacific Company; George ID Long. Jer.
sey City. L, vice president. JOSEPH
Dixon Grticible Company; w IA lfril.
lslins, New York, general smaunEereo 81