The Washington herald., 1921-09-20
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Sr California. mediator Of labor dis
puteE in shipping during the war.
samuel Gompers, Of Washington.
I u g. president American Fedora
tidA Of Labor.
Jackson Johnson, Of st. Louis,
chairman the International Shoe Co.
John II. Kirby. of Houston, Tex"
president Kirby Lumber Co.
William Kelly. of Vulcan, Mich.
Ptesident Cleveland Cliffs Iron Co.
W. VI. Leiserson, of Rochester.
impartial chairman Mems and Boys
clothing Industry, Rochester and
NeY York City.
. Mine workers' President.
lohn l.. Lewis. OF Indianapolis,
prssident of the United Mine Work
crs OF America.
Bascom Little. Of Cleveland. Ohio.
Contractor; head of the Cleveland
Community Chest.
@ II. Markham. OF Chicago, presi-
dcht Illinois Central Railroad
Gen. Richard c. Marshall, jr., OF
ii The construction division of the
arpy.
charles p. NeIlI. of Washington.
n. C.. former United states Commits
sioner Of Labor Statistics; umpire
Nntnracite Consultation Board: man
aSer Southeastern Railways Associ-
atioa-
Thomas v. Oconnor, of Buffalo,
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member United States Shipping
Bozra and chairman Industrial Com
mittee of the Board
Head of Iown College.
Raymond A. Pearson, OF Ames.
iowias president Iowa State College
"f Horticulture; former Assistant
Sccfetary Of Agriculture.
Mayor Andrew J. Peters, OF Bos-
ton. former member of Congress;
former Assistant Secretary Of the
Trcasury; mayor since 1918.
- NJ. Posten, OF Columbus. Ohio,
president New York Coal Co.
VIC. Proctor. of Cincinnati, pres
idcnr Proctor s Gamble.
Harry S. Bobinson. of Los Ange-
les, member United States Shipping
Board in 1917: member President
Wilson's Second Industrial Confer
nee: chairman of the Bituminous
Coal Commission in 1920.
Sehwab Joins Movement.
Charles NJ. schwab. of New York.
chairman Bethlehem Steel Corpora
ton; director general Of shlpbuild-
iuS.i United States Shipping Board
Emergency Fleet Corporation. 1918.
Ida N. TarbeIl. of New York.
Ernest T. Trigg. of Philadelphia,
member of President Wilson's First
Industrial Conference: president Ma
riona Federation Of Construction
Industries.
Mary Van Kleeck of New York.
director Women in Industry Service
"S the u. 5. Department of Labor.
Ia1S-l919; director OF Industrial
studies Russell Sage Foundation.
Mathew Woll, OF Chicago, presi-
dent International Photo Engravers'
Union of North America: vice presi-
dent American Federation of Labor.
Evans woolen OF Indianapolis,
member Economic Policy Committee
Il the American Bankers Associa-
tion.
Clarence Mott woolley, of Detroit.
president American Radiator Com
Col. Arthur Woods, OF New York,
former Police Commissioner of New
York; Lieutenant Colonel Aviation;
assistant TO Secretary of War in
rhargc of re-establiShment Of serv-
ice men in civil life. 1919.
Advisory Committee.
The following are the members Of
the Economic Advisory Committee
, William s. Rossiter, chairman,
formerly Chief of the L. S. Census;
president Of the Rumford Press,
Concord. y. II.
John b. Andrews. executive secre-
rary American Association for Labor
Legislation. New York, y. Y.
George z. Barnett, professor OF
statistics. Johns Hopkins, Balti-
more. Nd.
z. S. Bradford. statistician, New
I;0cheIle. y. Y.
Bailey b. Burrage. executive Sec
ratary Association for Improving