The Detroit times., 1916-02-08

Mr.. Morgan was present Something mas al
ready been said in this article aoou, 'ne s,r'
10 which war is enriching him. As 10 MIN,
will quote only another paragraph from the
Chicago Tribune article:
How much money Morgan is making out
OF his job as American minister OF mum.
tions TO the court OF ST. James is the merest
conjecture Some say the amount Ia so stu
pendous as TO be almost inconceivaole
Mr. Thomas w Lamont. who was also pres
emit may be referred 10 as Patriot NO = MI
Lamont is Mr.. Morgan's partner and Is financial
Iv interested in everything that concerns the
Morgan trm
patriot No. 6 was William Fl. Porter. Mr..
Porter is Mr.. Morgans partner.
Patriot No. was Henry p. Dawson. MIR. Davi'
son Is Mr.. Morgans partner
Patriot No. was Charles Steele. Mr.. Steele
is Mr. Morgan's partner.
Patriot No. was Paul ID. Cravath. Mr.. Cra-
vath is a member OF the board Of directors OF
the Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing
Company. which is and has been one OF the
greatest benefciares Of the war in Europe.
Patriot No Z was Ebert II Gary. Mr. Gary,
as everyone knows. Is the chairman or the
United States Steel Corporation which furnishes
most of the steel out of which shrapnel Is made
and gets other odd jobs result OF the war
among others. an order from the Russian gov
ernment for s25.ooo.o0e worth of rails.
Patriot No was Harry Payne Whitney Mr.
whitney is a director of the Guarantee Trust
Westinghouse. American Car Foundry, Atlas
Powder Company. Hercules Powder Company
and other similar concerns shares in their pro
fits on war munitions.
Patriot No. was s. II. p. Pell Mr.. Pell,
also. is a director OF the International Nickel
Company.
Patriot No. 10 was Cornelius Vanderbilt. Mr.
Vanderbilt Is director OF the Lackawanna Steel
Company which, according to the Wall Street
Journal recently received from Europe a war
order for x1O00000 worth of goods.
Patriot No. III was ogden L. Mills. Mr. Mills.
also. ia director Of the Lackawanna Steel Com
pany.
Patriot No L. was Frederick R. Coudert Mr.
Coudert Is a director Of the National Surety
Company which. according 10 the Wall Street
Journal. has written surety bonds contracts
Tor the production of sl,50e,0 600 worth of
material
Patriot No 13 was Francis L. Hine Mr. Hine
Is director Of the Bankers Trust Company
which Is the transfer agent CT the Baldwin Lo
comotive Company concern that has profted
hugely from war orders.
Patriot No. IA Edmund c. Converse. Mr.
Converse. too. is director of the Bankers Trust
Company.
Patriot No. 10 was Daniel G. Read Mr.. Read
is a director Of the Guarantee Trust Company
the activities OF which were set forth in the
statement about Patriot No. g."
Patriot No. is was Percy Rockefeller. "Rocke-
feller--That's All"
Patriot No IL was Frank A. vanderlip Mr.
Vanderiip rs President OF the National City
Bank Rockefeller concern. He is also a d.
rector of the Farmers Loan Trust Company
which Is the transfer agent Of the General EIec
ric Company. manufacturer of war munitions
Patriot No IS was L. l. Clark Mr. Clarke
Is director Of the American Locomotive Com
>any which, according to the Wall Street Jour
ial. has received orders for shrapneI amounting
% SIS. 100000
Patriot No. 1s was Colonel Robert NJ. Thomn
ION himself-the founder of the Navy League OF
he United States. Colonel Thompson Is chair
nan OF the board OF the International Nickel
company, the business Of which according 10 the
" all Street Journal has been much improved
because OF the Increased consumption of nickel
brought about by the war"
We are not saying that t he Nayy
league of the United States is paving
or this preparedness page.
1t might be such thing, however. that
he league knows who IS paying for IL.
and that the league wouldn't see him
stuck II he happened to run short of
money.
The league COULD pay Cor it, and
,ould WELL AFFORD to pay for it.
Having been made acquainted with its
personnel, what do you think about this
after suggestion, yourself?