The sun., 1919-10-06
BUSINESS EXPERTS
OF EUROPE COMING
Will Attend International
Conference in Atlantic
City October 22.
TO REHABILITATE TRADE
System of Financing Will Be
Devised-List of For
eign Delegates.
special Despatch TO THE suS.

ATLANTIC tITf, OCt. " hiiierfcah /
and fnanciers are con- !
scious Of the fact That it is up to the |
business men of America to provide an
efficient working plan for capitalizlng
Europe, which after all is the great
market for this country" declared David
A. Skinner. assistant secretary OF the
Chamber of Commerce of the United
States. who arrived to-day at the Hotel
Traymore to perfect plans for the inter-
national conference of business men to
meet here October 20. The conference
will bring together official representa-
tives of the governments and indus
tries of Great Britain, France, Belgium
Italy and the United States and will
be held under the auspices OF the
National Chamber of Commerce.
ut is remarkable to note the tremen-
dous interest which has been aroused
| by this international conference" said
Mr.. Skinner. Every trade and in
dustry In the United States is sending
its keenest representatives American
fnanciers and business men generally
realize that their future depends largely
on the speedy rehabilitation of Europe.
With the prospect of an early ratlfica-
| tion of the peace treaty there Is now at
hand great need for a system of financ-
ing European countries"
Mr.. Skinner issued the following list
of the foreign delegates who will take
part in the conference:
British delegation-Sir Arthur Shirley
Benn. Member of Parliament and for
mer member of the London Common
Council chairman OF the delegation
Marshall Stevens, Member of Parlia-
ment, one of the founders of the Man
chester Ship Canal and its first man.
ager, and an authority on traffic, rail-
ways, docks and canals; Frank w.
Moore of Moore, Eady & Murcott Goode,
Ltd. Leicester; Bailie John King, chair
man National Light Castings Associa-
tion. Glasgow; Hon. J. G. Jenkins,
former Premier of South Australia. born
in Pennsylvania Barton Kent of G. B.
Kent & Sons. Ltd. secretary.
French Delegation--M. Paul Schnei-
der, president OF the Creusot Works
president of the mission; Baron du Ma
rails, vice-president and director of the
Credit Lyonnais. representing the bank
ing interests, vice-president; NJ. Alexan-
der Louis Tirman, councillor of state
who represented France at the San
Francisco Exposition NJ. Waddington OF
waddington Sons & Co.. representing
the textile industry: NJ. Homberg, for
merly director of the Socete Generate
NJ Roche, president of n syndicate rep
resenting the chemical industry; NJ
Julian Potin, president OF the Potn Gle
wholesale grocers, representing the food
interests; NJ. Doleans, representing the
press NJ. Pellerin de la Touche, presi-
dent of the Companagie Generate Trans
atlantique NJ. Prevet. president of the
| Union of Wholesale Food Syndicates
and. president of large packing and
canning company; NJ. Jean Clementei
representing the Minister OF Commerce
VI. Mazot, secretary-general; NJ Boyer
assistant secretary-general; NJ. Poussett
secretary; NJ. Poson. secretary NJ. Dion
secretary The latter three are engi
neers, assistants to NJ. Schneider, repre-
senting the steel industry.
Italian Delegation-Signor GiulielmC
Marconi father OF the wireless telegraph
inventor and member of the Italian Sen
ate, chairman of the delegation SilviC
Crespi. Minister. acting as Food Con
troller In the Italian War Cabinet
Comm. Pho Perrone OF G.. Anwaldo &
Co, shipyards and metal manufacture
ers: G. Quartieri, manufacturer o,
chemical products; Salvatore Tagiavia
Mayor of Palermo Marco Cassini
president of the Union of Chamber o.
Commerce OF the Kingdom,
Belgian Delegation--M. Van d.
Yyvere, Minister of State Finance Min
lister during the war. chief of mission
Louis Canon-Legrande, president of per
manent committee OF the Internationa
Congress of Chambers of Commerce
president of the Federation of CONNER
cial and Industrial Association of Bel
gium, president of the Chamber of Com
merce of Mons; Albert Nevo. enginee
and manufacturer .E. Van Den We
president of Louvain University; NJ
Jannsen, director of Belgium Nationa
Bank; NJ. De Groote, vice-president o
Antwerp Chamber Of Commerce, and NJ
, Maere, secretary