Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-20

list of members of the unemploy-
ment conference was made public
tonight as follows:
Secretary Hoover.
Secretary Davis.
Winslow B. Aver of Portland,
Ore, president Eastern and West
ern Lumber company. former
member commission on minimum
wages and industrial conditions in
Oregon; federal food administrator
of Oregon in 1917.
Julius H. Barnes Of Duluth,
Mimi, president United States food
administration, grain corporation,
1917 to 1919; United States wheat
director; chairman institute for
public service, New York.
William M. Butler Of Boston,
manufacturer; president Butler
Mills, New Bedford Cotton Mills,
Hoosac Cotton Mills.
w. S. Carter of Cleveland, pres
ident of the Brotherhood of Loco
motive Firemen and Enginemen.
Elizabeth Christman of Chicago
secretary of the international Glove
Workers union; secretary treasur-
err of the National Women's Trade
Union league.
e. f. Clark, ex-president Order
of Railway Conductors; member
Roosevelt anthracite commission in
1902; former chairman !. C. c.
j. T. Connery of Chicago, presi-
dent Miami CoaI company.
Mayor James Couzens of Detroit,
president Detroit Board of Com
merce, financier and former vice
president Ford Motor Car COM
pany.
Joseph H. Defrees of Chicago
president Chamber of Commerce
of the United States.
T. e. Edgerton Of Nashville,
Tenn, president Lebanon Wooden
Mills; fuel administrator of Ten
nessee; chairman war resources
committee for Tennessee and Unit
ed War Work campaign; president
National Manufacturers associa-
ton.
w. K. Field of Pittsburgh. presi-
dent of the Pittsburgh Coal COM
pany; represented the western
Pennsylvania coal operators in the
central competitive coal fields
agreements.
Mortimer Fleishacker of San
Francisco, banker; regent Univer-
sity of California;; mediator OF
labor disputes during war.
Samuel Gompers, president OF
American Federation of Labor.
Jackson Johnson of st. Louis,
chairman OF the international Shoe
company.
]. H. Kirby Of Houston. Tex,
president Kirby Lumber company
William Kelly of Vulcan. Mich,
mining engineer.
w. M. Leiserson of Rochester,
impartial chairman mems and
boys clothing industry. Rochester
and New York.
John L. lewis of Indianapolis,
president of United Mine Workers
of America.
Bascom Little of Cleveland. con-
tractor. head of the Cleveland COM
munity chest.
C. II. Markham of Chicago, pres
ident Illinois Central railway.
Maj. Gen. r. c. Marshall, Jr. OF
Washington, D. c., formerly chief
of the construction division OF me
army.
c. P. Neill of Washington, y c.
former United States commissions
of labor statistics; umpire anthra-
cite Cancellation board; manager
Southwestern Railways association
T. V. O'Connor Of Buffalo, presi-
dent longshoremen's union; mem
Der shipping board and chairman
committee of the board.
Raymond A. Pearson OF Ames'
Iowa; president Iowa State col
lege of agriculture; ex-asslstant
secretary Of agriculture.
Mayor A. J. Peters of Boston
former member of congress-; form
err assistant secretary Of the treas
ury. .
q. M. Posten Of Columbus, O.,
president New York Coal company
w. C. Proctor of Cincinnati.
president Proctor e. Gamble
Harry S. Robinson of Los Ange-
les. member shipping board In
1917; member Presi lent Wilson's
econd industrial conference
chairman OF tne DltuiHlnouS wa
commission In 1920.
Charles M. Schwab of New YORK.
chairman Bethlehem Steel cnrpor-
alton: director general OF ship
building, shipping board emer'
Eency fleet corporation in 1919
Ida M. Tarbell of New York.
Ernest T. Trigg of Philadelphia,
member of President Wilson's first
industrial conference; president
National Federal construction In
dustries.
Mary Van Kleeck of New York.
director Women Industry service
Of the department of labor 1918
1919; director Of Industrial studies
Russell Sage Foundation.
Mathew Vol of Chicago, vice
president American Federation Of
Labor.
Evans Wooden of Indianapolis,
member economic policy commit
tee of the American Bankers as
ISOLATION.
Clarence Mott Wooley Of De-
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