Evening star., 1917-11-12

Geerra NJ Rn,nh
Henry schenck. Lorin A. schuler.
Stephen ]. scudder, Mrs. Ida G. Shapl-
rom, Ryan W. shimp. Dr.. Abram SIMON,
F. Splint, Perry S. Stahlnecker. John
H. Stewart, Herbert N. Straus, Lou D.
Sweet. Lewis L. Strauss. Robert a.
Taft. Ida NJ. Tarbell. DR.. Aonzo T..
Dusen. Charles R. Van Hise. Martha
winkle. Frederick c. walcott. Flor
ence wardwell. John B. White. Theo-
dore F. Whitmarsh; Pr. Raymonda H,nsana p
Frederick woodward. Trell w. Yocum
Industry Represented.
The Council Of National Defense in
| cludes in its advisory commission some
of the most widely known names In the
field Of American industry. and most oI
them are giving a major portion OF
their time to the government Tor notn,
| ing This commission includes Daniei
Willard. chairman: Howard f. conn
Julius Rosenwald. Bernard NJ. Barucn.
| DR.. Hollis Godfrey, Samuel Gompers
and Dr. Franklin Martin. F. s. Peabody
| is chairman Of the COMMITTEES on coai
production and DR.. Anna Howard Shaw
! is chairman of the committee on
woman's defense work. The war In
dustries board, of which Mr.. Baruch is
| chairman, includes Robert S.. Brook-
ings. Robert s. Lovett and hugh
+! Frayne.
! Others connected with the council in
various capacities are: Percy X. Pyne'
| I'd; George F. Porter, Preston Davle'
A. W. shaw aiexanaer anxsna aesSe Meyer 1r
Charles Eisenman. Coker F. Clarkson.
L. O. Summers, H. P. Ingells, A. L.
Scott, G. E. Merryweather: George +.
/ Chatillon. II. L. Horning. George Arms
I II u Do " a
| Walter Robins, NJ. L. Cook. William =.
Hale. S. NJ. vauclain. DR.. Marston 7.
4! Bogert, DR.. George E. Hale. DR.. Robert
A. Miliikan Otto NJ. Edlitz. Gertrude
| L. Crawford and Karl F. Kellerman-
| A list Of similar length includes the
volunteer workers attached to the De
partment Of Labor. Some of these are
brought about by the war, and are CIV
| ing their energies to keep production
at its maximum. Others are with the
/ children's bureau. and others are m
terested in maintaining the living
standard at high mark. These vol
4 unteer workers follow:
| Harvey Alfred. Virginius B. Barclay,
p. K Bliss. Vernon B. Bickmore. Gen.
Benjamin J. Catchings. Lewis H: Car
Crampton. Arthur D. Dean. w. T. Deni-
son. Frank F. Dorsey. Philo G. Dix. A.
L. Farmer, Bernard L. Frankel, VIII
liam Jennings Griggs. William Edwin
Hall, Charles A. Hickbourne. Robert e.
Howard, Joseph R. Jaffa, Edward G..
Jenkins, W. J. Jernigan, J; NJ Johnson,
Charles c. Keith. I. T. Litchfield. Ar
thur Littleton, Max Lowenthal. Paul j.
Mckee. A. H Melville, Robert S. Mum
ger, William A. Orr. H. J. Metca1f, YER
non z. Reed. Nathan A; Smyth, ]. L.
spangler. n. E.. Sauibb. Frank w.
Thompson. Francis Tyson. Col. George
H Webb. Hubert Wetmore Wells and
| W. T. B. Williams.
Financial Giants Aid.
+ In the Treasury Department the world
of finance has an able representation,
most of the volunteer workers being as
savings commission. The war risk bureau.
| the liberty loan organization and other
activities falling under Secretary Nc
Adoo's department as result OF the
| entry of the United States into the great
war also claim a share. These workers
| include the following:
F. A: vanderlip; H. E Benedict &C.. G; G.
0nEAy 5 e. cayanauen SaSsRa q r. @G.eg Butler @
Miller Hopping, Bennett Chapple, Richard
Washburn Child. Col. F. B. Fleming. c.
A. Hinch, John F Harris. H. D. Marshall,
Riley. NJ. Wertheim. jerome Thralls. NJ,
w Harrison, J. D. Lyon. Lewis Frank
lin. Edward Clifford, George Franklin; kiln,
IL.
Strauss. DR.. S NJ. Lindsey. Judge Julian
| ". Mack, Willard w. Mack, Lieut.. Will
liam J. Mack. Joseph A. Golde. DIR.
J Charles f. Brooks. Prof ]. p Chamber
Men associated with the coal industry
directly. as well as transportation ex-
perts and several women of married e.,
ecutive ability. are giving DIR. Garfield
their help in solving the fuel problems oi
the country. In addition to DR.. Garfield
these workers. receiving only nominal
compensation. include:
B. w. Warren. G. w. Nasmyth, H D.
Minis John z. White, w. Diamond, L. A.
tSneed, r. H. Knode. d. s. Boynton. A
is. Learoyd, A. O. Dooley. c. Z. Lesher
Rembrant E. Peale. w. f. Hope. A. F.
iHebard, NJ Garfield, p. B. Noyes, c. F.
Austin, D. B. Beale. Mrs. Powell. Mrs
Fuller, s. A. Taylor, James B. Neale.
/ In Other Departments.
AS is the case with several other bu-
rcaus only a part of the volunteer
force of the shipping board is in WASH
lington, number Of those attached to
the Emergency Fleet Corporation serv-
ing in other cities inspectors Those
giving all or a major portion Of their
time to the work in Washington include
Iienden chubb. Joseph T. Cotton. VIII
liam N Dayey, F. a. Eustis. William
r. Hedge, h f. G. Mulligan Judah H
Sears. L. II. Shearman. Ernest NJ. Bull
land H. H. Raymond. Those serving
with the Emergency Fleet Corporation
here are C. T. Bissell. Alexander NJ
Bing, Judge John Barton Payne. Will
liam T. Donnely, A. NJ Hunt, P. A. 8
Franklin, C. A. McAllister, H L. Fer
guson and v. E. Macy
At the old Department of Justice
has Its offices, Vance c. Mccormick
former democratic national COMMITTEES
chairman. is the leading figure. being
chairman Of the board and the repre-
sentative Of the Secretary of State in
that organization. Thomas D. Jones
vice chairman, is a wealthy lawyer an6
represents the Secretary of Commerce
Others on the board are DIR. Alonzo E
Taylor, John Beaver White, Frank c
Munson and Albert Strauss. Two addi.
tional volunteer workers of prominence
are jackson A. Dykman and Thomas L
Chadbourne. jr.
In the War Department Frederick P
Keppel, dean of Columbia University
and Stanley King of Boston are doing
volunteer work as assistants to the
Secretary. Felix Frankfurter, Waite,
Lippman and DR.. James Angel also
are serving for nominal compensation
The State and Agricultural depart.
| ments have but one one-dollar-a-yeaI
man each. Gordon Auchincloss, son.
in-law Of Col. Houss. is secretary Il