The chronicle=news., 1912-12-18

cupirsi seats usar the committee table
Richard s. Lindabury and Delan-
Icey NIcoll OF counsel for Mr.. Morgan
III. p. DavieSon, T. " Lamonte and
several others OF the. Morgan asso.
ciates were on hand.
Samuel Cntermyer. counsel for
the com mittee said that because OF
lack Of witnesses, Mr.. Morgan might
be csled late this afternoon for q
brief examination but he thought II
unlikely he would take the stand be-
fore tomorrow.
| Sergeant At arma Rldell OF the
house testified that he and bis dep.
utica had tried In vain since June
10 10 serve william Rockefsllss.
Chairman Puio then made . state.
fuent covering the efforts Of the com
m!ttes TO serve Mr.. Rockefeller. lie
said q certificate from Or. Walter F.
chappie. saying that Mr.. Rockefeller
was III and under his care had been
received by the committee. lie ssid
the committee had informed Mr..
Rockefeller that the certificate would
not he reooguIzsd unless he accepted
service. All following efforts to
serve him had failed. Mr.. Pujo said.
rhn committee haa tho power to ask
the house for writ OF attachment
to force Mr. Rockefeller 10 appear.
Selee Newman. special deputy
sergeant at arms, testified that he
had searched both Mr.. Rockefeiler's
town house and his country house.
The charts presented by the com
mities.'s siatistican are very v0lumin-
Gus and contain a mass OF detail.
A prepared summary. giving the
names OF IL selected institutions
said to bs affiliated. says:
"Thc firm members and directors
whosc affiliations are thus shown
number 1870. They hold 3S5 direc-
panieS having total resources OF 33..
49,. 100000 and total deposits Of 32.-
$4,000. 900: fifty dIrcctorships In
eleven insurance companies having
total ass.;s OF S2.6+6.OOO. 900: l3a
directorships In ~ railroad systems
having ~ total capitalization OF 3l?,-
1873 100000 and u total mileage OF
iG3.200: six directorships In two
icxprcss compan and four director.
ships In on. steamship company with
combined capital Of 3:t6.OO0.000
and sross Income OF s97 900. 900: IS
dtrectorShipx In IS producing and
manufacturing corporations having
. total capitalization Of 33.6s3. .000.-
900 and total Eross annual earnings
In excess OF 3i.it5.o00. 900 ind ~
directorships In 1856 public utility
corporations having u total capital.
xstion OF 32.S:S.00o.000 and total
kross annual earnings In exccss OF
3t:s.OO0. 900: In xll. 1tS director.
ships In l3t corporations having .
total resource or capitalization Of
$685.. .ooo. 900.
The chart relating 10 the five In
stitutions first named show that the
great percentage Of interest In all Of
the public utilities corporations aud
other companies In question, 10 held
by the Morgan company. the Firs,
Nstionsl bank. National City bsnk.
Guursuty Trust company aud the
l'aukers Trust company. OF the ass
directorships In ~ banks these five
iustitutions hsvs IlS directors In 20
bankh 4 similar percentage Of In
terests holds good In all other cor
porations Included in the "interlock-
inT directorate"
The table shows further that J.
y. Morgan and Company aud the
Guaranty Trust company have three
firm members or directors In COM
mon. who with one member Of the
First National bank. are votinE
trustees OF tho stock OF such com.
panies.
That Morgan and Company and the
Bankers Trust company. have three
firm members or directors In COM
mon. two OF whom or" voting trus-
tees Of the stock OF both companies.
That the same condition exists be-
tween Morgan aud Company and the
First National bank.
The report further shows that SIM
,iar nffiliation among the directors
OF the First National bank and the