New-York tribune., 1921-09-27

pallintion or tonic from the public
treasury. The cxcesc or stimulation
from chat source is 10 be reckoned Il
cause of trouble rather than q source
of cure. We should achieve but little
in remedial way if we continued to
excite a contributing cause.
1T is not my thought to suggest
your lines OF conferences. Mr. Hoover,
the Secretary of Commerce, TO whom
have been committed the arrangeme ments
for this important meeting, will present
the agenda. | have wished to say to
you that the people Of the United
States are very deeply interested, not
alone the unemployed, but all who are
concerned for our common veal, and
the world Is looking on to find helpful
ness in our American example. Fun
damentally eound, financially strong
industrially unimpaired, commercially
consistent and politically unafraid
there ought TO be work for everybody il
the United States who chooses to work
and our condition at home ard oul
place in the world depend on every
body going to work and pursuing il
with that patriotism and devotion
which make for fortunate md happy
people"
LAST of Committees
Following are the committees recon-
mended by the organization committee
Unemployment statistics - James A
Campbell, Mayor James Couzens, G.. K
Markham, Henry N. Robinson, Miss
Mary Van Kleeck, Matthew VOL, Clar
ence Mott Woolley, ". H. Burdick, Car
roll W. Doten, Allen A. Young, Wal
ter f. Willcox, Leo Wolman, Allyn A
Young. 7. w. Mitchell, executive sec
Employment agencies and registra
tion = Julius n. Barnes, Elizabeth
Christman, Bird S. Coler, Joseph H
Defrees, Mortimer Flcishacker, Clar
cnce J. Hicks, jackson Johnson, Viii
liam M. Leiserson, M. F. Tighc, Henry
S. Dennison, George Il. Barnett, Bailey
B. Buritt, Sam A. Lewisohn, Henry
Seager. Executive secretary to be
named later.
Emergency state and municipal meas
ures and public works Charles NJ
Babcock, Bird S. Coler, Mayor James
Cousens, Bascom Little, Mayor Andrew
Woll, Colonel Arthur Woods, Evans
Wooden, Henry S. Dennison, Edwin F
Gay, Otto T. Mallory, Edward r. A
seligman. Otto r. Mallory, executive
secretary.
Emergency measures by manufac-
turers-William NJ. Butler, James A
Campbell, Mrs. Sarah Conboy, John f
Edgarton, Samuel Goinpers, Clarence j
Hicks, A. l., Humphrey, Jackson John
son, W. C. Proctor, Charles M. Schwab
w. II. Stackhouse, J. A. Penton, r. M
Dickerson, Henry S. Dennison, Sanford
+. Thompson. William S. Rossiter, Z
S. Bradford. Gordon Lec. executive
secretary.
Emergency measures in transpor
tetion: w. S. Carter, Edgar K. Clark
c. II. Markham, Charles P. Neill, Ray
llond A. Pearson, Davis r. Dewey
Clyde L. King, J. H. Parmelee. Charles
r. Ncill, executive secretary.
Emergency measures in construc~
ton: Winslow B. Aver, John Dcnlin
John H. Kirby, Bascom Little, General
Richard c. Marshall jr., Ernest T.
Trigg, Sanford E. Thompson. John Nj
Cries, executive secretary.
Emergency measures in mining j ohY
l. Connery, W. K. Field, John l.. Lewis
j. Moore. James B. Neal. e. NJ Posten
John D. Ryan, MSS Mary Van Kleeck
John p. White, Samuel A. Lewisohn
David l.. Wing, executive secretary.
Emergency measures in shipping
James +. Gibson, Thomas V. O'Conner
Charles M. Schwab, Carroll ". Doten