Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-20

Raymond A. Pearson, Ames. Iowa, president Iowa State College of Agri- culture; ex-assistant secretary Of agri- culture.
 Mayor Andrew J. Peters. Boston. former assistant secretary Of the trea- sury; mayor since 1918.
 F. M. Posten. Columbus, Ohio, presi- dent New York Coal Company.
 w. c. Proctor, Cincinnati, president Proctor and Gamble.
 Harry $. Robinson, Los Angeles, member United States Shipping Board in 1917; member President Wilson's second industrial conference; chair man of the bituminous coal commis- sion in 1920.
 Charles M- Schwab. New York, chair man Bethlehem Steel Corporation; di- rector general of Shipbuilding, Unit ed States Shipping Board emergency fleet evaporation, 1918. Ida n. Tarbel. New York. Earnest T. Trigg. Philadelphia mem- ! Der of President Wilson's first indus l trial conference; president National Federation of Construction Industries, l Mary Va Kleeck. New York, direc- ! tor Women in Industry Service of the ] United States Department of Labor, 19lS-l919; director Of industrial stud ies Russell Sage Foundation.
 Matthew Woll, Chicago. president International Photo EngraVers' Union of North America: vice president oi American Federation Of Labor. ] Evans Woolen, Indianapolis. mem- Der economic policy committee Of the American Bankers Association. , Clarence Mott Wooley. Detroit pres . ident American Radiator Company, member war trade board. l Colonel Arthur Woods, New York, 5 former police commissioner of New . York; lieutenant colonel aviation: as Q sistant 10 secretary of war in charge e of re-establishment of service men in l civil life. 1910. ,; Economic Advisory committee
 The following. are. the members o. the economic advisory committee:
 William :. Rossiter. chairman. for ., merly chief of the United States Cen. sus. president Of the Rumford Press :, Concord. \. Ii.
 John P. Andrew. executive secreta. .. ry American Association for Labor leg islature. New York.
 George E. Barnett professor Of sta. i, tistics, Johns Hopkins. Baltimore Md
 F.. $. Bradford, staustician, New Ro '. chelle, N. Y.
 Bailey B. Burrage, executive secre
 tary association for improving the con d ditions Of the poor, New York, V. ! V Henry $. Dennison, F'ramingham ? Mass
 Davis R. Dewey, professor Of Econ
 omics, Massachusetts of Technology 10 Cambridge, Mass. ie Carroll W. Doten, professor of Eco
 monies, Mass. Institute of Technolo
 gy.
 Edwin F. Guy. president New Tor |, Evening Post, New York; former dea , Graduate School of Business Admin istration, Harvard University
 Clyde L. King, assistant professo
 of political science, University of Pen nsylvania, Philadelphia. i," Samuel A. Lewisohn. New York. Otto T. NallerY. member Pennsyl to to vania State Industrial Board, Philadel o pnIa-
 " Samuel AIcCune Lindsay. membe professor Of social legislation, Colum -, bia University. vice president Nation. " Child Labor Commission. '- Wesley C. Mitchell, professor of ec os onomics. New School for Social RC ol search, New York.
 Henry R. Seagar, professor Of e onomics, Columbia, University, Ne
 Edward R. A. Seligman. professor f economies. Columbia University, Ne oI York.
 'i Sanford E. Thompson, professor
 economics and statistics, Cornell Un ei versity, Ithaca. N. Y.
 Leo Woman, New York. = Allyn A. Young. Harvard Universi;
 Cambridge. Mass. Chief of the div sion of economies and statistics. An eriean commission to negotiate peac
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