New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-25

Every Industry
Is Represented
La Discussion,
Local Cooperation VII =.
kevnntc Of "cl:cf pI,~
Wage sni Lab. Dis,n,.'
Are Barred From s.ss:.

idenf of the ua.'ed Nine ys.s,,. !.
America. u
Bascom Lite. Of c...e's,a
tractor, head o. tac C.eve.nsa - ~
munity Chesi. ''s'
c. II. Markham. o. ce,ro
dent Illinois Central ns.isos4 y''''
General Richard c. ,isrxbsn :.
Washington. formerly chief of ,ss 49,. y
struction diei.ion o. the arr~~ W.
Charles p Neil. Of Wssh.rg...
mer United States Comm s.ons. ~ =.
Labor Statistics. amp p. As,s.... =
Cancellation Board manager sos.s,.,s
ern Railways Association.
Thomas y o'Connor. ~ B~s.,.
president iongshoremca's u.ion ~
Der United State, Shipping Ba,s5 -.
chairman industrial committee A. -
board. y
Raymond A. Pearson. Of A.,es IN.
president Iowa Safe College Of ,s..
culture.
Mayor Andrew J. Peters Of BOs,..
E. NJ. Pos'en. Of Columbus. o5,'
president New YORK Coal compssy
w. c. Proctor. of Cincinnati Dr..i.
dent Proctor & Gamble.
Harry $. Robinson. of Les Anr.l.,
member United States Shipping Bo,r1
in 1917, member Presiden. ViI.o,,.
second Industrial Conference chair.
man of the Bituminous Coal Commj,.
sion in 1920.
Charles VI. schwab. % New Wv,
chairman Bethlehem Steel CORPORATE,
Director General Of saipba.ldiD,
United States Shipping Board Ems,.
gency Fleet Corporation 1918.
ida Nj. Tarhell, of New York
Ernest 7. Trigg. Of Philaaeloai..
member Of President Wilson,. srv
Industrial Conference. president IA.
tional Federation Of Construction IN.
dustries.
Mary Van kleeck. o. New York a..
rector women in industry service 81
the United States Department o. Ia.
Dor 191S-'l9. director Of Indcstr.
Studies. Russell SAGE Foundation.
Mathew Vol. OF Chicago. presldcr
international Photo-Engravers' Unis,
Of North America, vice president Amer.
lean Federation o. Labor.
Evans Wooden. Of indianapolis, mer,
Der economic policy committee Of tn,
American Bankers Association.
Clarence Mott Wooiley, OF Detrs..
president American Radiator Compgay
mem Der War Trade Board
Colonel Arthur Woods. Of Nrs
York, former Police Commissions, q:
New York, lieutenant colonel ayistes,|
Assistant to Secretary Of War III
charge Of re-cstablishmcn; OF sersn
men in civil life. 1919
Members of the advisory commits
are as follows:
William S. Rcssitor. chairman, for
merly chief Of the United States Cen
Sus.
John B. Andrews, executive sccTetar
American Association for Lrbor Legs
lation, New York
F George E. Barnett, professor Of sta.
tistics. Johns Hopkins
Z. S. Bradford, statisi.cian, New Rs
chelle. n. y.
Bailey b. Burragc. executive seere
tary Association for Improving i.
Condition of the Poor. New YorS-
Henry S. Dcnnison, F-amingssn'
Mass.
Davis II. Dewey. professor Of eco
Monies and statistics. Massachusetts
Institute of Technology.
Carroll ". Doten. professor Of eco
Monies, Massachusetts, Institute OF
Technology
Edwin F. Gay. president New ic''
Evening Post
Clyde L. King. assistant professor o.
political economy, University Of Penn
sylvania.
Samuel A. Lewisohn. New YORK
Otto I. MaIlery. member Pcnn'y'
vania State Industrial Board, Philads'
phia
Samuel McCune Lindsey professor o
social legislation. Columbia Universl'-
Wesley {. Mitchell. professor OF e'''
Monies, New School for Social ResesFa
New York
Henry r.. seager. professor Of CO.
nomics. Colum bia University.
Edward r. A. seligman, professor q
economics, Columbia University
Sanford L. Thompson. Boston-
Walter F. Wilcox. professor Of e'@
Monies and statistics, Cornell uA'
versity. Ithaca, \. T.
Leo WoIman. New York.
Allyn A. Young, Harvard uniyeFs''a
Cambridge. Mass.
Mrs. Sarah Corboy. o New yen
secretary of the United Textile @''s
ers OF America.
James &. Nea'. Ninevi'ie- ~
president Of the Buckwin Cosi ''~'
pany.
John d. Ran. Of New York ln''''
Metals Selling Company and Non''N
Power Companv.
Benjamin strong. Of New YofS' 81
ernor of the Fedora Reserve bAaA '