The Washington herald., 1921-06-12
Over 200 to Participate in
First Meeting of Init.
Trade Bodies.
TO SAIL IN GROUPS
Conference Promises to Rank
With Most Important Meets
In Recent Years.

first annual meeting Of the Inter-
national Chamber of Commerce IN
London during the week Of June
81. The party leaves New YORK IN
two contingents- One group salleo
yesterday on the Cedric, and the
second goes on the Aquitania Tue@-
day. Virtually every phase OF
American business Is represented
by the delegates, who include
bankers of international reputa,
tion, prominent manufacturers,
economists, publicists, merchant
marine experts and leading dis
tributers-
with The Restoration of the
Worlds Commerce as the main
theme, the London conference
promises to be one of the most i'm
portant international meetings or
business men held in recent years
Eleven countries will send dele
gates as follows: Belgium, France.
Italy. Great Britain. the United
states, Poland, Greece. Holland.
Czecho-Slovakia Denmark and
Sweden.
Program Divided.
The program has been divided
into fve general subjects, all nav
ing an important bearing to the
main theme of the conference. The
convention will be organized into
FIVE groups, each group taking up
one of the five general subjects,
which are: transportation ana
communication, finance, production.
distribution and devastated re-
Etons. Walker d. Hines, formerly
chairman of the board, Sante Fe
railroad and direction general of
the United states railroad admins
tration. will be chairman of the
TRANSPORTATION and communication
group. Strong American commit
tees have been appointed to repre-
sent the United States at the other
group meetings.
Joseph H. Defrees. president of
the Chamber of Commerce of the
United States, will be one OF the
American representatives Tne
complete list of delegates from the
United States includes:
From New York-CoL T. W. Ao-
bot. G. Himman Barrett. Alfred c.
Berolzheimer, Willis H Booth. j.
W. Campbell. william w. Coleman
Harry E Danner, e. L. Doneny,
william T. Coe. C. B. Ebbert. Frank
q roster, Leopold S. Bache. A c
Redford. william P. Bonbrtght ID.
H. Blake. z. ]. Cornish, W. s. Fell
low. ]. Grant Forbes, Percy Gar
ratt. Robert Grant, IT., w. w.
Hawkins, George E Holmes. w. w.
Kincaid, W. E Kugeman, Ivy l.
Lee. Henry W. Lowe. w. NJ. Mac
farlane, Charles s. Haight. Stan
ley ]. Quinn, Elmer Youngman, r.
C FurIow, W. Gourley, w. H
Haun, Noble F. Hoggson. Nelson
Dean Jay, Harry ]. Lesser, E. W.
Lycett, Robert Mcclellan. Alfred E
Marling, ]. Doull Miller. E ].
Nally. Thomas L Parkinson, g. e.
Pingree, Edward Prizer. Major
George H. Richards, Archie Roose-
welt, II. F. Russell, DR.. Van H. Man
ming. s. Cristy Mead, Mercer P.
Moseley, FideI A Reyes, Kenneth
n Rockey, NJ. c. Rorty. David E
schyab, General Charles E. Sher-
M u H. Stabler. C. C. Stutz
ArtAur P. williams, C. C. Speidcn.
G s. stevens. W. ]. Thomas. Rich
ara Il. Waldo, H. A E. Chandler.
Geogse Murnane. George Roberts
Eusteee H watson.
From New Jersey Jersey City,
". H. Adams: (Patorson)-C. L.
Aueer; CAvenel)-C. A Wilkerson;
(Lodi)-Albert Blum
From Connecticut (Hartford)-
w. Irving Bullard; (Bridgeport)-
Fergus N. MacEchern.
Ffsn Illinois (Chicago)-Wyllys
w Baird, William H. Bush, Amos
c. Dean. watkin w. Keath, John
+. Bass. Edward ". Hurley. Prof
Harold C. MouIton. NJ. Planer, Mr..
Bruins. r P. Lamont
From Massachusetts, (Boston)-
Charles Bennion, Edward E. Blod-
gett, George Bramwell. Baker.
Charles T. Main, F. S. Blanchard,
John H. Fahey, Daniel Bloomfield,
Albert Greene Duncan. E. A. Filene,
Bertram C. Gould: Cambridge
Prof. Manley Hudson; (Campello)
Marvin NJ. Rackliffe; (Worcester)
Edwin H. Marble, w. Lacosta
Nelson; (watertown)-Willia B.
Laighton; Gall River)-Harold D..
Arnold
From Pennsylvania (Phila-
delphia)-w. d. Anderson, E. ].
Lavino. George McFadden, ]. Mel
win Strausner, Guy Gundaker,
John Kremer. jr, R P. c. Sander
son, Col. John r virgins, Stan
ley G. Flagg: (Reading)-Henry x.
Dick: (Pittsburgh)-Edwa d.
Frohnan, Fred c. Haller. c. z.
HELEN, John F. Lent, Maurice w.
A ockenden, John A Donaldson,
W. K. Field; (Chester)-J. C. Tay-
Icr; (on City)-Major James A.
Fawcett
From Michigan (Detroit)-Jeffer-
son W. Baker. Robert Mcbride
Grindley, Walter C. Piper. H. j.
Fish. Edward A Sumner; (Niles)-
Francis ]. Plym.
From Missouri (Kansas City,
A T. Adams. ]. W. Perry. A. Allen
Taylor, Charles NJ. Howell. r. A
Long, c. d. Parker; est: Louis)-
Eugene Angert, F. o. Watts, Clar-
ence H Howard. W. F. Gephart, A.
]. Murch, Robert L Morton.
From Virginia (Danville)-
George W. Robertson.
From Oklahoma-John A. Simp-
son. James r. Keaton.
From Egypt (Alexandria)-P. NJ
Mcdonald, William Yale.
From Wilmington. Del.-John
Bancroft, Jasper z. Crane. Joseph
s. Hamilton. From Omaha, Nebr-
David Cole. From Cleveland. Ohio
ward B. Greene. Max Hellman.
ham, Hoyt E. Hayes, H. c. Tar
rance: Cincinnati-E. b Stanley.
Charles /. Ferguson. E. B. Danson.
Leonard S. Smith, George d.
Craobs. E. A. Edwards; Hamilton
-Lazard Kahn. From Indianapo-
lis. Ind.-Charles F. Cofin. Felix NJ
Mcwhirter. Henry Ostrom. A. l.
Block, Warren d. Oakes, r. G. Ru-
bushs From Charlotte. " c.
Rogers W. Davis. From Baltimore,
Md-2Austin NMcLanahan, Warner