Evening star., 1921-10-09
Cutters International Association of

Cutters International Association of
America; E. ]. Manion. st. Louis,
president, Order of Railroad Teleg-
raphers; William E. Thompson, Thax-
ton. Va. lecturer; Frank Bohn, New
York city, lecturer and writer on in
ternational affairs; Edgar Richard.
Dayton Voorhees,. Princeton Univer-
sity; William NJ. Leiserson, Toledo,
Ohio, economist; Ernest Poole, Fran
coma, New Hampshire, jourpalist and
author; Victor A. Olander, Chicago,
secretary. Illinois State Federation of
more, Pa. president. Swarthmore Col
lege; B. NJ. Jewell, Chicago. presi-
dent, railway employees department;
George Foster Peabody, New York
city. banker: DIR. f. Stagg Within.
New York. chairman. executive board
prison labor; Raymond B. Stevens.
Lisbon. New Hampshire. lawyer. for
States Shipping Board; william
Draper Lewis. Philadelphia, law
school, University of Pennsylvania;
ton, D.. C.. journalist and author:
Daniel J. Tobin, Indianapolis, presi-
dent of the Brotherhood of Team
sters. Chauffeurs. Stablemen and
Helpers of America; NJ. Cary Thomas.
Philadelphia. president of Bryn Mawr
National Civic Federation: o. S.
Boyer. jr., New York city. consulting
engineer: DR.. p. G. Agnew, New York
city. secretary of American engineer
ing standards committee; George L.
Berry, Pressmen's Home. Tennessee.
Union; Mrs. Coffin van Rensselaer,.
New York publicist and welfare
worker; f. H. Fitzgerald. Cincinnati,
grand president of Brotherhood of
Railway Clerks: Otto T. Mallery.
Philadelphia. Pennsylvania Industrial
NJ. Waite, New York. former city
manager. Dayton. Ohio: Louis B.
Wehle.. New York. lawyer, former
counsel to War Finance Corporation:
Walter Farwell. New York city, re-
New York. A. F. of L. representative.
New York city; Henry l.. Slobodin.
New York, attorney. expert on far
eastern questions; DR.. Clyde King.
University of Pennsylvania, editor of
the Annals: Chester H. Rowell. San
Francisco. California state railroad
commission: Frank Bohn. New York
city, writer and lecturer: w. G. Lee.
Cleveland, Ohio, president of Brother
hood Of Railway Trainmen; Robert
b. Wolf. New York. consulting en-
sineer; Mrs. Sarah A, conboy;
the United Textile Workers;
Hamilton Holt, New York. editor.
the Independent: George w. Per
kIns, Chicago, president. Cigarmakers'
International Union: Fred j. Miller.
New York. past president. American
Anthony J. Chlopek. New York.
president. international Longshore-
mems Associations; William Short.
New York. secretary, League to En-
force Peace: Fl. NJ. Comerford. Chi
cago., ,secretaryctreasurer: Interna-
Engineers: George F. Hedrick, La
fayette. Ind. president. Brotherhood
of Painters, Decorators and Paper
hangers of America: DIR. John H.
and publicist; Martin Lawlor. New
York, tarytreasurer. United
Hatters of North America: James
Lemke. New York, president, Inter-
national Alliance of Theatrical Stage
Emplsyss Wheeler Wheeler wam r Bl09ag9on Rnen
indianapolis. president, Bricklayers.
Masons ard Plasterers' International
Union; 4. A. Myrup, Chicago, treas
urer. Bakery and Confectionery
Workers Union: John L. Lewis. In
dianapolis. president. United Mine
w
president, Amalgamated Sheet Metal
Workers International Alliance; B.
Preston Clark. Boston. Plymouth
Cordage Company; D. ]. Davis, Pitts
burgh, assistant president, Anal
gamated Iron. Steel and Tin Work
ers: Judge W. p. Evarts. Boston, law
yer: A. w. Shaw. Chicago. publisher;
Robert w. Rruere. New York. bureau
of Industrial research; T. c. Cashen.
Buffalo, president of Switchmen's
Union of North America; Gertrude
Beeks Easley, New York. National
Civic Federation; James Wilson. Gin
cinnati. Pattern Makers League of
North America: Rev. Charles C. Mac
farland, Washington, Federal Council
of the Churches of Christ in America !:
James w. Kline. Chicago. president of
International Brotherhood of Black
smiths. Drop Forgers and Helpers:
Sidney L. Gulick. New York. Federal
Council of Churches of Christ in
America; Mary McEnerney, Chicago.
Bindery Womens Union; Arthur NJ.
Huddell. Chicago. president of Inter-
national Union of Steam and Operat-
ing Engineers: Charles L. Baine, Bos-
ton, treasurer, Boot and Shoe Workers
Union.