Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-20
CONFEREES NAMED FOR
UNEMPLOYMENT MEET

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WASHINGTON. Sept 2O.-The incom-
! plete list OF conferees announced by Sec
rotary of Commerce Hoover for President
Harding's unemployment conference open
/ Ing Monday, is as follows:
Secretary OF Commerce Hoover, chair
man.
Secretary James J. Davis Of the Labor
/ Department.
/ Winslow B. Aver Of Portland. Ore
1 president OF the Eastern and Western
/ Lumber Company, former member Of the
Commission of Minimum Wages and In
l dustrial Conditions in Oregon; Federal
Food Administrators Of Oregon in 1911
Julius Il Barnes OF Duluth, Mimi, d.
| rector OF the United States Food Admin
/ lstration's Grain Corporation, 1917 to
/ 1919: United States Wheat Director
I chairman Institute for Public Service,
/ New York.
| William NJ. Butler of Boston. manufac-
! turer: president Butter Mills, New Bed
/ ford Cotton Mills, HoOsac Cotton NILS.
w s. Carter of Cleveland. president
brotherhood Of Locomotive Firemeu and
Engineers.
Elizabeth Christman of Chicago, secre-
tarv of international Glove Workers
Union: secretary treasurer Of the Ma
tional Women's Trade Union League.
Edgar NJ. Clark, former president Order
Of Railway Conductors; member OF tne
Roosevelt Anthracite Commission in 1902 ;
former chairman Interstate Commerce
Commission.
John T. Cosnery OF Chicago, president
Miami Coal Company.
DETROIT MAYOR
IN LIST.
Mayor James Cousens Of Detroit, presl-
dent Detroit Board OF Commerce; vice
president Ford Motor Car Company ;
mayor since 1919.
John H De Frees Of Chicago. president
Chamber of Commerce of the United
States.
T. E. Edgerton Of Nashville, Tenn
nresident Lebanon Wooden. Mills; fuel
administration of Tennessee; chairman
war resources committee for Tennessee
and united war work campaign; presi-
dent National Manufacturers Association
W. X. Field of Pittsburgh. president
Pittsburgh Coal Company; represented
western Pennsylvania coal operators In
central competitive coal fields agreements
Mortimer Fleischaker Of San Francisco.
regent University of California; mediator
of labor disputes in shipping during the
World War.
Samuel Gompers of Washington, presi-
dent American Federation Of Labor.
Jackson Johnson of st. Louis, chairman
International Shoe Company.
John II. Kirby of Houston, president
Kirby Lumber Company.
William Kelly Of Vulcan, Mich. presi-
dent Cleveland Cliffs Iron Company.
w. NJ. Leiserson of Rochester, impair
tiaI chairman mems and boys clothing
Industry, Rochester and New York.
NINE WORKERS
HEAD NAMED.
John l.. Lewis, of Indianapolis, presi
dent United Mine Workers Of America.
Bascom Little, of Cleveland. coutrac-
tor, head of the Cleveland Community
Chest
c. H. Markham, of Chicago, presi-
dent Illinois Contra. Railroad.
Nal. Gen. Richard C. Marshall, former
United States Commissioners Jr., of
Washington formerly chief Of the con-
struction deyision of the Army. \
Charles p. Neill of Washington. of La
Dor Statistics; umpire anthracite con-
ciliation board; manager Southeastern
Railways Association.
Thomas v O'ConnOr, of Buffalo, presi-
dent Longshoremen's Union; member
United States Shipping Board and chair
man Industrial committee of the board
Raymond A Pearson. of Ames. of
Iowa. president Iowa State College of
Agriculture; former Assistant Secretary
of Agriculture.
Mayor Andrew J. Peters, of Boston,
former member of Congress; former As
sistant Secretary of the Treasury; mayor
since 1918.
i. NJ. Poster, of Columbus, president
New York Coal Company.
FORMER BACKER OF
GENERAL WOOD CHOSEN.
W. c. Proctor. Of Cincinnati. presi-
dent Proctor & Gamble Company.
Harry II. Robinson, of Los Angles.
member United States Shipping Board
in 1917; member President wilson's sec
ond industrial conference; chairman of
the bituminous coal commission in 1920.
Charles NJ Schwab, of New York,
chairman Bethlehem Steel Corporation
director general of shipbuldng, United
States Shipping Board Emergency Fleet
Corporation, 1918.
Ida NJ TarbeIi of New York
Ernest T. Trigg of Philadelphia, mem
Der of President Wilson's first Industrial
conference; President National Federa-
ton of Construction Industries. "
Mary Van Kleeck of New York. diUktor
women in industry service of the UHited