Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-20

Washington, Sept Announcement, of the names of 35 men and three wo- man who have accepted President Hardings invitation to take part in national unemployment conference here beginning next Monday was made to- night by Secretary Hoover. Other names will be announced later, he said, when all the replies have been receiv- ed.
 The list includes Secretaries Hoover and Davis, Julius Barnes, Samuel Gompers, Charles NJ. Schwab and John L. Lewis. The three women are Ida Tarben of New York, Mary Van Kleeck of New York, Connected with the Rus sell Sage Foundation, and Elizabeth Christman of Chicago, an officer of the 1 National Womens Trade Union Lea que.
 Mir. Hoover has been appointed by | the president chairman of the confer ence which it was said would at once | dissolve itself into special committees for the formulation of the definite plan i for submission to the conference as a whole. These committees, Mr. Hoo- yer asserted, would no doubt seek CO., 1 operation from other representatives of
 labor, employees and civic bodies in the
 formulation of their views. ! III naming the members or the con-
 ference" MT. Hoover said, 1t has been
 the desire of the president to secure geographic representation and at the
 same time have regard to the differ
 ent elements of the community whC
 are interested and can be helpful without any attempt at proportions
 numbers or particular groups. Thos' of experience in those industries wher, there is the largest degree of unem } ployment have been called upon il larger proportion than from trade
 where there is less unemployment dif
 ficulty. It was impossible to includ
 representation of the whole of som T 50 trade groups in the conference an a hold it's size within workable limit.
 An economic advisory committee c
 20 was appointed in advance of th
 conference and, AIr. Hoover, has bee E at work on the preparation of unenl if ployment data and upon workin program for the conference. Secretary Davis, he said, has bee ! 1 directing a renewed survey of unem = ployment throughout the country fo il the use of the conferees. l. The conference, Mir. Hoover. cor ! tinued, was expected to get to wor ;l quickly in order that the administra r. tion might be in a position to combs l. unemployment before winter. s. In arriving at policy for provid s, ing employment. MT. Hoover declare
 the conference would avoid any charii et arrangements such as have been pl ). into effect by a number of foreign gov " ernments.
 r, A partial list of the members of u unemployment conference was maC public tonight as follows: P. Secretary of Commerce Hoover. p. Secretary of Labor Davis.
 Winslow B. Aver, Portland, Orego
 president Eastern and Western Lun
 Der Company, former member con F mission on minimum wages and indu
 trial conditions in Oregon. n Julius H. Barnes. Duluth. Mini D. president United States Food A
 ministration Grain corporation, 1917 e. 1919; United State Wheat directo le Chairman institute for public serviC h. New York.
 Q. William M Butler, Boston, manufa ss turer; president Butler Mills, Ne
 Bedford Cotton Mills, Hoosias Cotti of Mills.
 ce ". s. Carter, Cleveland, president T. the brotherhood of Locomotive Fir ct men and Enginemen. f Elizabeth Christman, Chicago, SC s retary of the International Glove We D. kers' Union; secretary treasurer on the National Womens Trade Uni
 League.
 d. Edgar E. Clark, ex-president ord we of Railway Conductors; Member Ro nh sevelt Anthracite Commission in 19O at former chairman Interstate Commer ne Commission
 d. John T. Connery. Chicago, preside d Miami Coal Company. C. .L mer vice president Ford Motor '" Company; mayor since 1919.
 Joseph H. De Frees, Chicago, prt
 ident Lebanon Woolen Mills, preside
 National Manufacturers Associatio MS w. K. Field, Pittsburgh Presid,
 of the Pittsburgh Coal Company; of presented the Western Pennsylval IT, Coal Operators in Central Competit of coal fields agreements. lst Mortimer F1eischacker, San Franc si- co, banker; mediator of labor dispu ld- in shipping during the war. of Samuel Gompers, Washington, D. Id president American Federation of l It's. bor.
 nd Jackson Johnson, St. Louis, cha " man the International Shoe Compa rus John K Kirby, Houston. Texas, pr ns- ident Kirby Lumber Company.
 
 ige president Cleveland Cliffs Iron Co on on pany.
 ;, S' W. M Leiserson, Rochester. Impal f.E ni al chairman Mems and Boys Clo l'h City.
 John L. Lewis, president of the I
 tied Mine Workers of America
 Bascom Little, Cleveland, Ohio, c LIS tractor. head of the Cleveland Co munity Chest.
 nile C. H. Markham. Chicago, presid ons Illinois Central Railroad. oe- Major General Richard c. Marsl Ter Jr., Washington, D. C., formerly cl 'Ine of the construction division of the my.
 .,e- Charles P Neill. Washington, D. aI former United States commissioner an labor statistics; umpire anthracite c ,;ng ciliation board; manager Southeast
 Railways Association. n Thomas V. O'Conner, Buffalo. pr md dent Longshoremen's Union: men 354 United States Shipping Board and to chairman Of the industrial commi
 of the board