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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-16

One of the most thrilling and
gripping pictures released this year
Is "Mortmain." which opened ut the
Liberty Wednesday. a picture deal.
Ing with branch OF science. that
OF limb grating.
Tho story Ia this: Mortmain Is
Indebted 10 Russell. who on the
surface Ia his friend. Moreover. he
Is In love with Russell's ward. Belle.
whom Russell coyetA himself. Mort.
mains notes falling due. Russell de.
mands payment. knowing that Mort.
main IL unable TO pay them.
That night Russell IN murdered.
and by a coincidence Mortmain falls
and injured his hand When dress
ing the wound tho doctor tells him
amputation IL necessary. and sug.
geSts grating another mans hand
In place. Bellies brother offers his
for a sum OF money. During the
operation the brother dies, while
Mortmains end OF the operation In
successful
Later he becomes maddencd. lie
believes the dead man committed
the murder--the hand repels him.
Finally Belle discovers that her
brother died in saving her sweet
heart. and when Mortmaln Eees cul.
mlnating evidence Of double muir
der gathering around him. the uncs.
pccted climax arrives.
The action following the taking
% the anacsthetic has been duo to
distortions OF tho mind On hla
awakening Mortmain discovers
Bellies brother still alive and the
real murderer apprchended In tho
person OF a man who was ruined ia
tho stock market by Russell
CLASS A
9Th. Wolf Man" dealing with the
plot Of a pottery manufacturer To
steal the formula for making a new
and improved style OF tile from the
aged inventor. IL tho headl.ncr nj
the Class A for the remainder OF
the week.
Charlie Chaplin furnishes the fun
In "Niabel's Busy Day"
cLEmmER
Betty hansen. Arthur Hoops. Dor.
othy Bernard and Claire Whitney
are some OF tho starr who comprise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-16
TURKS MAY MOVE
THEIR CAPITAL

LONDON. Sept i6.-Turks are
preparing to transfer their govern
ment and financial establishments
to Asia Minor. fearing an insurrec-
ton in their army. said an Athens
dispafch today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-16
Ye College Ending Thursday

The Romance OF Elaine" No.
30. two parts. What Might Have
Been" drama. Ills New Automo.
bile" comedy-drams: The Curse
OF Name. comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-16
&lITlE MAN HELD
PRISONER IN BERLIN

ytvard Holton James. one-time
Rattle attorney. writer and lectur.
=. champion OF republics and enemy
4 noaarchies. is in a German milf
NJ prison in Berlin. where he will
nna.n TIL the end OF the war.
Hix wife IL here. guest OF Mrs.
= r. 0sgood. Sos w. Highland
tyiveL He Ii 4 nephew OF Henry
lanes. the novelist.
He went TO Berlin when the war
roke out. was arrested. refused 20
fzngn.xe the court OF the emperor,
- vas sent scurrying across the
hsernational boundary. He rode a
aeyele back to Berlin. was rearrcst.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-16
p r o G r. A NJ

p r o G r. A M
clemrer Ending Saturday Night
The Song of Hate" betty Nan.
sen. Arthur Hoops and Dorothy Der.
nard).
Aihambra Ending Saturday Night
business Ii Business" (Nat
Goodwin.
Mission Ending Saturday Night
The vanderhoff Affair" dial
Forde and Marguerite CourtotD.
Save the Coupons GILLIAN Walk
err. comedy.
Melbourne Ending Saturday Nigh.
Betty In Search OF Thrill
elsie Janlsl.
Alaska Ending Saturday NIght
The Heart OF Jennifer" Hazel
Dawn aud James Klrkwood).
Liberty Ending Saturday Nigh,
"Mortmain' tRobert Edeson).
Colonial Ending Saturday Night
Keno Bates. Liar" (Wm. s.
Harp. 'Helen's Baby" Helen
Badgelyl. The Little Hero" The
Dark Horse" Seeing America
First" trayelogue: cartoon comedy.
Class a Ending Saturday Night
The Wolf Man" Ralph Lewis
'Mabers Busy Day" Charlie Chap
lin and Mabel Normandl.
Madison Ending Saturday Night
Who's Who In Society Della
Conncrl. comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-16
clad A Ending saturdaY Nloht
RESIDENCE THEATRES
Home gndl,o rbur.aav

Official San Francisco Exposl.
ton Pictures" five parts: The
Broken Coin" No. 6. two parts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-16

the cast IN THE SONG OF Hate"
now playing at the Clcmmer. The
picture IL adapted from Sardou's
la Tosca."
Miss hansen Is featured ms Flor.
Ia La Tosca. the par, she played
whan Snrdou's great play made It's
first appearance In Denmark.
ALASKA
A crack show for the balance OF
tho week is offered 10 photoplAy
fans By the management of the
Alaska theatre.
Hazel Dawn. dainty and petite as
ever. the girl who starred In such
we'll known plays as "Niuhe" and
"Clarissa." Is we'll started on her
four.day enlargement In The Heart
OF Jennitar." Paramount feature.
Miss Dawn portrays the young
vito who. suspected by her hus.
band % having hand In the muir
der Of his friend. Is practically os'
traeimed hut the wife Leaves X
20 time 10 straighten the tRngic. and
old Dad Time does hls work well.
COLONIAL
The Colonlais mixed bill IL afford.
Ing pleasure TO III. kiddiea ms well
az rrownups. Helen BadEley. the
''Thanhouaer kidlct." IL starred In
delightful comedy entitled
''Helen's babies" Next Gomez VIM.
8. Hart. who. by the way. Ia real
westerncr. IN n drama OF West.
ern COW camp. Keno Bates. Liar"
A new and exclusive feature See
ing America First" something new
IN the ,rnveioguc idea. and George
Oyey, the inimitable funmakcr. com
plete tho blu.
MISSION
The scheme OF willy and con.
xclencelsss man 10 obtain control
OF the fortune OF his niece thru his
claiming that she Is insane forms
the basis OF the plot Of The Van
derhoff Affair" which opened Wed
ncsday at the Mission. Hal Forde.
the popular broadway favorite. and
Marguerite Courtoi. kaicm's dainty
leading lady. are featured.
on the same program IN n LILLIAN
Walker comedy. Save Your Cou.
pona." and n cartoon comic entitled
Cartoons In Hotel"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-16
AlHAMBRA

Tho one and only Nat Goodwin
came 10 the Alhambra Wednesday
for four days In n flve.part picture.
Business In Business" from the IA
nous French play.
Goodwin impersonates the char.
acter Of inadore Lechat. newly
rich. coldhearted and self.centered
man. who attempts TO bargain his
children in marriage to wealthy aud
Influential families. His plans are
thwarted
sgd Chaplin. brother OF Charlie.
is starred In funny comedy enti.
tied mo One TO Guide Him"
MELBOURNE
Dainty and charming Elsie Janis
bids fair TO repeat the success abe
made In Nearly a Lady" which
appeared nj the Melbourne some
time ago. In Betty in Search OF a
Thrill" which came 10 the same
theatre Wednesday for run OF
four days
siiHA Janis II featured as the
convcnt.bred girl who goes out into
the world 10 search ~ adventure.
which she gets her fili 81. and IL
At las, glad to settle down with her
artiat.husband.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-16

IF YOU WANT TRAINED
HELP" USE A STAR WANT AID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-16

ed and sent to prison until the war
Is over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-16
clEmME

Betty hansen. Arthur Hoops. Dor.
othy Bernard and Claire Whitney
are some OF tho starr who comprise
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-03
AGED, PtRALYT'C WOMAN
is BURNED TO Deaf

LEAD. 8. D.. Sept. 2-F1re. which orig
mated with leaking gasoline stove in
the Brettell block here tonight. caused
the death of Mrs. Otto Schroeder. aged
65, fatally injuring Fireman Noonan and
destroyed the building with loss OF
$4,000 Mrs. Schroeder. who was a par
aiytic and was confined to her bed.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-03
BRITISH SINK FOUR
TURKISH VESSELS
Transports Are TOrpedOed by Sub
marines in Dardanelles and Ad-
iscent Waters.
OTHERS DAMAGED BY SHELLS

PARIS, Sept -Four Turkish
transports have been torpedoed by
British submarines.
Announcement TO this effect was
made here officially as follows:
I'm the Dardanelles the last week
OF August has been calm throughout
On the southern front In the north
ern zone troops delivered successful
attacks which put them in possession
OF a hillock to the west OF Buvuk
Anafarts, which had been contested
keenly.
To the tranRpore sunk on August 20 by
one of our aviators in the anchorage at
AcbashilmRn IL Is ne, essary TO add four
transports torpedoed by British subma-
rines. two OF them at the same point and
two others between Gailipoli and Niagara.
The guns Of the battleships have hit
several vessels anchored In the straits. 4"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-03
Forest Fires in Far
Northwest Subdued

PoRTLoND. Ore. sept. lowing &c
more favorable weather conditions, tn
forest fire situation in Oregon toda,
showed improvement. although severe
fires IN the state were still uncontrolled
Lower temperatures, some precpitatio
and an absence Of wind. were a din
fire fighters in the National Forests. nc
cording 20 the district forester here
South Of Mount Hood an extensive are
was stiii ablaze TODAY. and a iarg
force OF men was combating II. Severn
small conflagration in the same district
were being confined TO given areas.
In Union and Wellowa counties mum
erous fires were stili burning. Report
as 60 the progress Of subduing them were
Indefinite. Fire IN other parts OF IN
state and In Washington are reported un-
der control
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-03
Mclaughlin Beats
Beekman in Fourth

FOREST HILLS N. ". Sept. a-Mau-
rice r. Mclaughlin OF San Francisco de-
feated Leonard Beekman OF New York.
CO. s.s. e. ca
McLAughlin's play against the New
Yorker was errAuc. At the net he was
IN his usual smashing form. but appar-
entity elected TO do most OF his play In
the deep court. where he did not show
with extraordinary brillianey. He wa
frequently weak on his returns. uncertain
Of his service and had a number OF foot
fauhs called against him. Beekman
however. was no match for the formsl
chsmpion. when he decided that he needed
the winning points. Mclaughlin simply
moved up 70 the net and with q variety
Of strokes passed OF smashed through
his opponsnt'n play.
caTl Bshr defeated Robert Leroy. -
"a "a, "a
Craig Biddls defeated L. l. Grinnsl
81. 60, 81
W. n. Johnston defeated D. $. Waters
-. 81, 81
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-03

able when one remembers that these gar
ments are largely made right here. When
a fashion lands in New York Il Is re-
celved by US in Omaha as soon after that
as the United States mail can carry II.
We get to work on II and manufacture
the garments right here at home. II
would be a revelation to tens Of thou
sands OF people 20 see the work along
this line that is done in some OF the big
Embellishments here"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-03

A For sale" ad WIN turn secondhand
furniture into eaHb.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-03
Recommends ChamberIatn'a Cough
Remedy

Last winter used bottle of Cham
borlain's Cough Remedy for a bad bron-
chial cough felt Its beneficial effect
Immediately and before 1 had finished
the bottle I was cured. l never tire OF
recommending this remedy to my
friends," writes Mrs. William Bright,
Fort Wayne. Ind. Obtalnable every
whore. All Observation-Disclosures
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-03

LIVERPOOL. Sept 1.-The Journal of
have purchased from T. B. Royden a co.
seven OF the Inli line Q lcrs which
are running between New York and the
rar east.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-03

CHINESE CLOTHES FOR WoMEN-As advocated by
Miss Kathleen Howard conrato Of the Royal OPERA Gov
ent Garden, London and the Royal OPERA Darmstadt,
shown in the photo she appears the streets of New
York in the costume she everywhere except the
concert platform.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-03

DR.. Kings New Wiscovery should b'
in every home for coughs and colds
Children and AGED like Il. SOC All drug
Observation-Disclosures.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-03

Apartments. flats, houses and cottages
can be rented quickly and cheaply by a
Bee FOR Rent"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-09
AMERICAN TRADE WITH
So. AMERICA LEAPING
Exports show $50. 900. 900
Jump in Nine Months Period
Ended September 30.

WAsHiSGroN Nov. s.-Figures made
public to-day by the Department of
Commerce show 4 great increase in the
growth Of trade between the United
states and the countries % South
America.
II the nine months ended with Sep
tember. 1914. exports to South America
were valued at sTi.oOU. 900 In the CORE
spending period Of this year the cN-
po.ts increased to slOi, 600. O0o. Imports
10 south America in Septemne. this year
doubled a. compared with sales In Sep
,ember. l9i4. being $4,000, ooo, against
Sij. 900. 00o.
Comparing the two nine Wonth periods,
sales To Argentina increased from S23.-
ouo, 900 to S3S,000 900 and 10 Brazil from
$4,000, 900 TO s26. 00V, 00o. In the same
periods tho value Of exports 10 Mexico
Increased from s25, 600. 600 to s29. 900. 600
and to cuba from $4,000. 900 to $685.
0O0. 900.
Exports 10 Europe In the nine month
period of 1914 ended with September
were valued at ss7t,000 900 ir the nine
months of this year they jumped To-
Sl.N4J.o00, 900.
ON the import side there VIZ. a still
larger increase In value Of the trade
relations between the United States and
South America. Imports to South Amer
lea In the nine month period OF 1871 I
were valued AT $4,000, zoe they in
creased 10 s23O.oo0, 900 In the CORE
spending nine months this year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-09
SYNDICATE BIDS FOR
so. PACIFIC STOCK
Offers to Buy S38. 1912. 100
Holdings of Pennsylvania
Railroad.

1t is reported in the financial district
that a strong syndicate has been formed
TO purchase from the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company the s3S.2a2. 400 southern
rac'ii' stock It holds and which Il Sc
cured In 1913 through the exchange of
It's s2I.273,600 Baltimore and ohio stock.
The syndicate, as reported in Wall
street. consists of Kuhn. Loeb 4 CO.,
Hallgarten & Co.. Hayden. stone & Co.
and BERNARD ". Barrch. Those mem
toned refused yesterday to say anything
about the reported syndicate.
IL Is known that several weeks ago the
Pennsylvania Railroad was offered 9S
for its holdings of Southern Pacifl,
stock and that the Offer was refused.
For y year or more there ave been bid
ders for the Pcnnsylvania's Southern Pa
cific stock. but nonc Of the offers have
Keen satisfactory to the Sylvar,a
company.
The reported new syndicate Is said to
have offered the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company 100 per share for 100. 600
shares OF southern Pacific. 100R for
$4,000 additional shares and II point
higher up to IO7 for every successive
10000 shares.
The Pennsylvania Railroad acquired the
Southern Pacific stock at the time the
Union Pacific was forced to get rid of it's
holdings Of Southern Pacific shares
under A Government decree.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-09
Five
"


Final estimates Of the years crops
and their value as estimated by prices
paid TO farmers December | will be an
nounced by the Department OF .Agric,l-
ture on Wednesday. December 10. Other
details OF the crops are:
~Corn-Stocks Of corn on farms
November | estimated at &c. OO9 900
bushels. red with so. 046. 900
bushels a year ago, and 104.401 900
bushels the average OF the preceding five
years.
Weight per measured bushel Wheat.
So pounds. AGAINST IS last year and
S. the ten year average. Oats. 80
pounds, against 3l.5 last year and 3l.7
the ten year average. BARLEY, 47.%
pounds. against to: las, ear and ass
the five year average.
:. cens+S cotton report to-day showed
7,SS4.s7l bales einned from the 1915
crop TO November ], counting round
bales a. half bales, against 9,S26.9lc for
1914. Round bales included this year
totalcd s9.204. against 23.lse for 1914.
The ginning yield Of States follows A:
Alabama. 20T.30I; Arkansas. 9ii.sos
Florida, +u.319. Georgia. l,44l.290
Louisiana. 272.379; Mississippi, 3s4.06s
North Carolina, 40S, 05i Oklahoma, ILL.,
:8s South Carolina, 7124sl Tennessee,
1860; Texas, 2,345,566; all other
States, 40.9S1.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-09
EGG PRICES JUMP AS
The HENS QUIT WORK
Dillon to Prosecute Dealers
Who Mislead Buyers Of
Storage Product.
FANCY WHITE. - CENTS


Tho hon isn't doing her full luty these
a,,. ,..,. ,,,,,nu -, hor ,u,,mp
- ~
iea'hers ahu ~ out Vi so'tS se"''""''
incidentally she's waiting for tho pullets
of 1914 to become regular hens, and
-. ,,.. .....- r.. ain s,.,, r,.h,
""'" '"e ""' "''' wv W"
in again laying eggs win some degree
of regularity,
r,o,o mr.. tho r.,so,, accordinp 70
e'i''''i'''o" "e" v" ""o' III"
tail dealers In Eggs. why the consumer is
Obliged To nav al, the way from 32 cents
=, .,,
p'' "'N." y ''' VI"
- cents per dozen Tor Fancy white rresh
eggs MANY folks. who don't know the
.atr.,.,o ., ,,,ai,, ~, 50 cont. q
uoZen LOT coiu storage esss'
1t IL to prevent this fraud that Com
missioner John J. Dillon of the state De-
partment OF Foods and Markets has de-
cided to prosecute every person who
after November Is fails to make it clear
TO his customers that the cold storage
eggs they buy come out of the rcfrig-
orator. Under the law cold storage egRs
mus, he marked AS such on their cases
and .cold storage signs must be posted
consp,cuously al the Mace of sale.
F,rcy white cyss sold Yesterday at 60
can't nor dnz,n wholesale. This would
maze tho retail, nr,re ss cents. or az
,,,,t NJ ,ha It'll dealer c,n GOT Ills
-. 1a,ands n,a,,, mo, III. purse
,rNnus ~ hta o,',on.rs ,nI ,hc neigh.
nes T., ,,,i"h ha 10 .I,,ny husiness
1890 ,a,,. ,,r
80 80" - ,.as,ar,,,
uo1el' W 'c ''"''
WIG" means 'na' '"e 800 -" ="
nnans Piacts ~" oe co" "
Genus lo-ues' ~
.NItioush u Is sehe'aiy atreeu 'na'
IN" "hitc anu EoN d Wiz eLe 81
JUST dr hu'rltiNe as 'ne "h'te ~ So,,
OF a brown egg, ana i"oous az ts.'
one egg IRON tue "t"e' s'r,.'o",
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-09
SABN ACTS WITH WALLACE.
Elected 10 Mercantile Marine Pro-
tectivc Committee.

The election OF Charles II. Sabin, pres
ident OF the Guaranty Trust Company.
10 the Wallace committee for the pro-
lection Of preferred stockholders of the
International Mercantile Marine Com
pany yesterday was thought in financial
circles to mean that there would be Il
speedy reorganization for the company,
At the present time there ar" two
committees the Wallace committee and
the Barnard committee. which represents
the ~hondholders OF the company. The "
committees have not yet been able to
agree upon joint action.
The Wallace committee. It il said. has
found assets that improve the outlook
for the company.
It is understood in Wal street that
one of the plans of the Wallace COM
mittee Is the retirement of outstanding
bonds. possibly at par. This Will he
effected either by offering "A new issue
to the stockholders or by selling them
to an underwriting syndicate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-09
WILKEsBARRE RIOTS CONTINUE
Attempt to Hun Cara brings Many
Angry Demonstration.

WrLNEsBARRE, Pa, Nov. S.-Continued
disorder due to the operation OF street
ears by strike breakers IN the employ Of
the Wilkesbarre Railroad Company
caused Sheriff kniffen to ask that 100 adj
d!.!onal state troopers be sent here, Cars
Wee stoned AT many points throughout
the Wyoming Valley Il because OF
threatening crowds all cars were with
drawn before dusk. William Madden Of
New York was badly beaten. but the
police rescued hin before he Was seri-
ously injured,
When the crew Of u West side ear was
attacked IA strike breaker ON the rear
end Of the car fired twice at the crowd
of 200. The car speeded IN and escaped.
or the nine men arrested in the city
yesterday two were held under bail for
cour to-day on charges of rioting, The
others escaped with small fines.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-09
CAR CLEANERS ON STRIKE.
Pullman Employees Join P"nnss'-
yauin Railroad WsILOut.

The car cleaning AMI a Inspection
d,partment> of both The wanna
Railroad and the Pullman Palace 'dr
COMPANY in ,he Suunyside railroad yard
Long Island CITY. were tied up yester-
DAY when 500 employees OF the Pullman
Joined the 2oo employed by the
PENNSYLVANIA road. The men want an
increase IN wages.
The strike leaves both companies in a
nr.di,sment. Hundreds of Pullman and
DAY coaches which arrive daily N the
PENNSYLVANIA terminal in Manhattan are
sent across to the Sunnyside yards To he
cleaned. With the entire cleaning force
employ ell in the yard on strike this ell
tin, work has be,n brought to a halt.
Unable to cone to terms with the 800
strikers from the smelling department
~ the Nichols Copper Company IN Laurel
IN, on the outskirts of long Island
C.ty. the company yesterday h u down
the entire plant, throwing l.ioo men out
Of employment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-09
TOBACCO MEN UNITE
TO END TRADE EVILS
New Organization Plans to Put
stop to RuinOus Com
petition.
MAY SEEK LEGISLATION

Representatives OF all branches OF tho
tobacco industry formed "a combination
yesterday which IL to he known as The
Tobacco Merchants Association of the
United States. The meeting was held
at the Hotel McAlpin. &. Frederick
Crosby acted an temporary chairman.
Charles Dushkind. who drafted the plan
Of organization. was present as counsel.
Permanent headquarters are to he
opened at ) Beckman street. which will
he the meeting place for tobacco men
from all parts of the country.
At the close Of yesterdays meeting
the president. Jacob Wertheim. said that
ne desired to emphasize the fact that the
Tobacco Merchants Association was not
organized with "A view TO limit COMPETE
ton or to interfere in any way with the
freedom of trading. On the contrary. he
said. the platform of the association is
based upon the principle that the field
of commerce must IT, open to all.
I'VE believe he said. that II Is en-
tirely proper for n trade organization TO
use all lawful means to stop ruinous and
reckless competition. Since the disinte-
grafton of the former tobacco combina-
ton into a number of rival concerns
competition has been 80 keen aud 80
violent that the industry has become very
much demorLlizcd one of the main OBJ
jects of the Tobacco Merchants Aseocia-
ton will lie to bring about the employ
mcnt OF healthier AMI more profitable
methods of doing business. With that
end in view the association will not only
resort to propaganda aud persuasive
methods. hut if legislation Should IL"
necessary TO improve trldi,.g conditions
or remove trade evils the association will
endeavor to secure the enactment oS
such legislation.
There is a pressing need for such an
organization In the tobacco industry,
not only because of the present dc.
moralzed condition Of tn. tobacco bust
ness. but because the very magnitude %
the industry requires that there should
he come power. some substantial orginl-
cation TO speak Tor 81 with influence
and authority and to look out for it's
general welfare, and hence the forma-
,iun Of the Tobacco Merchants AssOcla-
ton. which we expect Will soon Ice on"
OF the biggest trade organizations IL.
the United States"
The following Nce-presidents. who
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-09
NEW PEERLESS CORPORATION.
Directors Probably Will BE
Chosen This Week.

Plans are being completed for the or
ganization of the new Peerless Truck and
Motor Corporation. Ii Is expected that
the officers and board of directors will
be chosen before the close OF the present
week.
Among those who are mentioned for
the directorate are D.. II. Tinker. Jr..
vice-president of the Chase National
Bank Charles V. Rich. vice-president
Of the National city Bank; p. J. Nc
Intosh OF 20 Broadway =. Terry and b..
q. Treinaine. both identified with the
General Electric Lamp Works Of Cleve-
land. Ohio u. d. Wagner. president of
the General Vehicle Company L. II.
Kittredge. president OF the Peerless
Motor Company, and Harrison william.