The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-28

The directors OF the Fairview Saw
ings bank has elected officers as .ol'
lows: President, w. +. Moss; vice
presidents, DR.. Joseph A. Belanger
and Paul II. Deming; cashier, w. j.
Hayes assistant cashier, Gordon
Fearnley, promoted from the position
Cf auditor
Paterson Bros. will move their real
estate and insurance Offices, now In
the Sun building, State-st, to the nep-
ly remodeled Dean building at Nos.
iG7-169 Griswoldst., March /. The
new quarters will be modern in every
an. up-to-date Office.
The annual meeting OF the Old Club
was held Thursday night In the Pont-
Chartrain and officers and directors
were elected as follows. President,
Richard p. Joy; vice-president, VIII
liam p. Holiday; secretary, &. Hay
ward Murphy; treasurer, Hamilton
Dey; directors in addition TO the Of
ficers, Burke NJ. Graham. William v.
Moore, John S. Newberry, Frederick
VI. Alger and w. A. c. Miller, Jr. The
coming year Is the fortieth year OF
he organization.
One OF the most encouraging Incl
dents that has occurred for some
time in the financial world Is the
successful floating OF the 100000 900
issue of Ia per cent bonds by the
city OF New York. A total of $50
bids was received and the issue was
more than five times oversubscribed.
the average price was about 100.S9,
the highest bid being 1903 and the
lowest, par. The large number of bid.
derH indicates a quantity OF money
for investment. The city will get a
premium OF $4,000 on the sale.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Superior Motor Car
CO. was held in the Office of the con-
Germ at Mack-ave. and the Belt Line.
Directors were elected as follows:
George Moore, c. j. Netting, George
II Mutt, Charles A. Bowen, J. Alfred
Pipp, Albert Strelow and +. L. Aus.
tin. The directors elected officers as
follows: President, George Moore
vice-president, c. j. Netting: secre.
tary, j. Alfred Pipp; treasurer, ]. l..
Austin. The Superior company he's
recently gone into the manufacture OF
trucks and commercial cars.
The annual meeting OF the stock.
holders or the Detroit Creamery Co..
was held Thursday afternoon, and OF.
ficers and directors were all reelected
for the year. The officers of the corr
pany are: President, A. L. Morey.
vlce-president, j. II. Remick; second
president, Charles +. Marschner,
secretary and treasurer +. w. Ullrich,
general manager, A. f. Easter. The
board OF directors consists OF A e.
Morey, J. II. Remick, Charles r.
Marschner, +. ID. Stair, f. p. Byrae
and A. A. Schantz. The stockholders
inspected the new building recently
completed at Grand River and Cass.
Edgar p. Day. Detroit manager os
the American Exporter, addressed the
members of the Adcraft club. Thurs
day evening, on the subject OF getting
after export trade. Charles Nj. Pepper
OF the bureau on foreign relations.
Washington, gave some good advice
about packing goods for export. The
annual loss to American manufacturers
from damage claims, chiefly due TO
breakage in transit. IL estimated, Al
$50 00O, 600" said Mr.. Pepper John A.
ort, export manager OF the Burroughs
Adding Machine Co, and Conrado dc
Cordero. export specialist, OF Buffalo.
also spoke on phases of the export
problem.
Secretary Wilson announces thar
the Board OF Commerce is going after
some OF the things that have been re.
Gently Suggested and is going after
them In way TO get them accomplish.
cd. The first thing" said Mr.. VIII
sor, lis to get a larger fund to work
with. and this can be accomplished by
raising the dues and getting more
members II Is probable that both
methods will be tried. The suggestion
that We get 100 members TO pay 500