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unemployment conference was made puohc tonight as follows:
 Secretary Hoover,
 Secretary Davis,
 Winslow B. Aver of Portland. Ore, president Eastern ard Western Lum- per company, former member com mission on minimum wages and in oustriai conditions in Oregon; federal food administrator of Oregon in 1917.
 Julius H. Barnes of Duluth. Minn~ president of the United States food administration grain corporation 1917 to 1919: United States wheat director; chairman in- stitute for public service. New York
 William NJ. Butler of Boston. ma nufacturer; president Butler Mills. New Bedford Cotton Mills, Hocsac Cotton Mills.
 w. g. Carter of Cleveland, presi- dent of the Brotherhood of Locomo- tive Firemen and Enginemen.
 Elizabeth Christman, secretary of the International Glove Workers union; secretary treasurer of the National Women's Trade Union league
 E. E. Clark. president of Order of Railway Conductors; member of @~-NNE"N 1902. former chairman I. c. c.
 ' T connery of Chicago, presi- dent Miami Coal company.
 Mayor James Couzens of Detroit, president Detroit board of com merce. financier and former vice. president Ford Motor Car company.
 Joseph H. Defrees of Chicago, president Chamber of Commerce of the United States.
 T. F. Edgerton of Nashville, Tenn, president Lebanon Woolen sec and united war work campaign; president National Manufacturers association.
 w. K Field of Pittsburg, presi- dent of the Pittsburg Coal company. represented the Western Pennsyl- vania coal operators in central com petitive coal fields agreement.
 Mortimer Fleishacker of San Fran. cisco. banker; regent University of California: mediator of labor dis pute< during war.
 Samuel Gompers, president Of the American Federation of Labor.
 Jackson Johnson of St. Louis. chairman the International Shore company
 william Kelly of Vulcan, Mich, mining engineer.
 
 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. Cleveland. contrac- tor, head of the Cleveland com munify chest.
 C. H. Markham of Chicago, presi- v
 Major General R. c. Marshall, Jr., of Washington. D. C.. formerly chief of the construction division or the
 c, P. Neill of Washington, P. C., former United States commissioner of labor statistics; umpire anthra- cite conciliation board; manager southeastern railways association.
 T. V. O'Connor of Buffalo. presi : dent ~ongshoremen's union; mem ber shipping board and chairman in- dustrial committee of the board
 Raymond A. Pearson Of Ames, Iowa. president Iowa State College of Agriculture; ex-assistant secre- tRry of agriculture.
 Mayor A J. Peters of Boston, former member Of congress; former assistant secretary of the treasury E. NJ Posten of Columbus, Ohio, nresident New York Coal company,
 w. c. Proctor of Cincinnati, presi- dent Proctor and Gamble.
 Harry S. Robinson of Los Ange- les. member shipping board in 1917 ; member President Wilson's second industrial conference; chairman of the bituminous coal commission Tn 1920. Charles M. Schaub of New York, chairman Bethlehem Steel Corpora ton, director general of shipbulid l. ing. shipping board emergency 1leel corporation in 1s1S-
 Ida NJ Tarbell of New York
 Ernest Trigg of Philadelphia, mem- her of President Wilson's first indus