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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-02-11
What's Doing
TODAY

Tacoma Bait and Fly eating
club holds first anniversary
meeting; evening.
The Bird of Paradise" Taco
ma theater; evening.
Tacoma schools. commemorate
Lincoln's birthday with pro-
grams; afternoon.
Rummage sale by Women's
Clubhouse association; Tacoma
building; afternoon.
Tomorrow
Lincoln's birthday, bank holt
day; postoffice open only s a. m.
to noon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-02-11

pending Investigation.
Both have served reformatory
terms before. the police say. A
long-barreled revolver was found
In the boys room in q downtown
hotel.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-02-11
Arrest Boys On Suspicion

Suspected of knowledge of re-
cent crimes in Tacoma. Earl Har-
rison. age %. and Robert Bart
lett, age Is. were arrested last
night and are held by the police
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-02-11
Tomorrow
AUTO STRIKES WOMAN

e. ii. Even, 6204 Sheridan ave-
nue.. notified the police by tele-
phone last night that he had
struck and slightly injured a
woman Ut 18th and Tacoma ave-
nue. with his automobile.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-02-11

"Recob has been under suspen-
sion for more than three months,
and we believed that he had been
punished sufficiently"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-02-11


II certainly is magnificent the
way the railroads will support o
popular, democratically ruled
Commercial club. Five of then
that run trains into Tacoma tool
81 memberships, an average o
five and two-fifths each.
Notice how the standpat
papers which have been
hooting for weeks at the adj
ministration's continental
army plan today rise In pain
and anguish to lament the
''stubborness'' and folly"
of the president for differing
with Secretary Garrison, adj
vocate of the continental
army idea?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-02-11

where his son was" said Smith.
~ obtained a tip from other
sources, and learned by telegraph
that the boy was in Ell Paso.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-02-11

qualities are that he is agrees
sive, never a gutter. always
minds his own business and turns
his hand to anything to get
ahead.
The sporting editors are
greatly alarmed for fear Ta-
coma will lose its ball team;
are you?
The lady next door says that
If we miss the Women's Club
house rummage sale we'll be
sorry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-02-11

We know a preacher who says
there are some things he likes
about the devil. Among these
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-02-11
Register:

Thus far the federal trade
commission has succeeded in
dropping all the charges OF un-
fair competition lodged with il.
You don't catc that commission
hanging on thnything that
means real work.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-02-11
IT ak o. the Times.

Greetings, have you plant
ed radishes yet?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-02-11

You can never tell. Perhaps the
man who says the most fool things
now used to get off something
bright and sensible when he was a
baby.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-22

WARD NO ss
Antoine Dykes sub OF OF the
Inc Of
J. Icbowitz Antoine las named sub
named
NJ.
] named sub.
SIT
CAP
Johnson, W. Antoine
the Antoine Beaubien farm 20 n
WARD CAP NO.
w. Of o the Beaubien
ul as
prietors John Mullett July 1881 7017 ~
47.o4 n. of W. $40 IT
22ss It. Of n. 7o17 IT. OF W. 1857 n
CAP NO. 1872
j. Lewis q Beaubien sub 17o l. Beambep farm
Meyers of sub OF l. No. l7s
WARD No ie'm CAP NO ss
NJ. Beauben. OF the sub OF No Isl. Lambert
Beauben
Beaubien
WARD No s ~ ~ CAP NO 81
II. Froch Rcaubien plat OF sub. OF o No 1873 the l.
Beauben farm
: WARD Mo T. '''u0''"' '"'' "''"'' cap NO 40
J. ilmburger Bcaubien sub. Of No 1855. l.
e. C. Mars e. Besubien last named
The Detroit times., 1916-05-22
Observation-Disclosures.

ss H. Of lot OF the sub OF sec 81 10000 acre tract
f. sullivan. Melbourne named sun
w. J. Ashton Melbourne last named SUB
WARD No s"s'0oU'"e' ia'' "''"'a cA PNo 81
r.. Mahewson, Euclid SUBJ OF lot No
No "a OF the 10000
w E Bryand named
w. j. Dee Euclid, named
WARD No g. ~ ~ ~ ~ CAP No 100
D. ", s sub OF l.
G. leary Ager. named sub.
Erassr - Alger last named sub ~, -.
II Barnard n Alger. Howands OF part Of lots
WARD No g. WV ~ CAP NO l0i
J.. n OF
part OF OF sub OF 4 a.. 10000
WARD NO. g.. CAP 1O5.
c. Etshwrh Alger. third sub
g. inclusive, both inclusive. and alleys
hereby vacated Jacob second
of lots Y a. 10000
d. r. Thorp. Ager. last named sub
The Detroit times., 1916-05-22

meass 1sd sub - @@' OF Ss Ss p part. 2t m
Regal Motor Car Co. Piquette named
Regal Motor Car named sub. = & ,2S 1T
HH's % 6%pcs s CO.. sub F?%' % PART Fsy9 s @ Sub 81 % % n
RRega Motor Ca CO.. ptqquette
~A"'R Z. ss al ST 4loi. Il gTy Fl 'a
w,pnyo, CAP xo. y 81 1T.
OF H;ess; SUB SUB Ct s s Part % 81 ara '' q %
S:$ &c ~ sF?$sf ! $if; ?Ra },', '5
SUB Of Ssi @
strand and Bridge Frise.e FqSsn;
sars sS IS ca%paas nj ss
$as s.3 'f$ s:s;i: ::s $:$;$ !, #,
sss sn Grapd nSS%5a as; last nnmS SUBJ Se
/ E1Ss WSps o5anS aaSd 8o"lcSna last
CAP W TT
sssa sc r. o;S ss sefs s IF
w conneiiy, n boulevard last named sub
csgHsy boulevard last named sSp 20 II
sS Of pssfsse E 81 s:
j. D rsSS sSd r. d standi.h
e. oSS S.s acre Of ssg nssri SUB u ( s
WARD NO - ~
OF 10000
Ana g. sl.ns.4 ortoc . st ps%sS s Sa%d s%s
N. n $ $ e. e.
Wilson. Custer last named sub 30 e. Of W 10 tt
A. Custer. last named sub
I. H. Custer. last named sub.s 30 IT, OF 90 ~
It.
cssps ~ Bank Custer last named sub car 10 d,
:, S;: fsssn' ssS OF Quarter Hs% .. g. iGS @
r. L Bethune. last named sub.
n. Smith. sub.
WARD 3. - CAP NO %.
s.. Potter. Chandler. Chandler lot OF
the sub or 81. 10000 tract.
Clay in OF said lot
Clay n said lot
WARD NO 3 NO %.
J. Greese Marston, Atkinsons
O. n.
y GIL r. Marston last named SUBJ % ~ IT,
w, Grunow Mt OF part OF PARK lot
e.
80. ,, 49, r.
wIsB F,sRsiEIS' No Mt Vernon last named 40 NJ 81
l. sheyitz. Melbourne. Mclaughlin and
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WARD CAP NO a.
O. Beaubien. plat of lots g. ana
Geneveve Poupards sub. o. o L
,
w. Beauben. sub OF No. 1877 Lambert
farm - II OF w.
schwartz Besubien plat OF part OF the Beaubn
Of Detroit surveyed into lots he
proprietors by John Muiett surveyor. July sal. -
McEiroy Beauben. named sub IS IT, 5000 H.
O. as IT. of n ss6 IT,
- CAP NO. 70
frac 81. T. l. n. IL r.
81
A. Booth Beaubien Frbie and Foxen's sub OF part
frac and O Theodore and Dennis j.
paus sub OF trac, 20 and a. T. r. IL is45 r.
A. Beaubien named 10 IT, OF 1876 IT,
The Detroit times., 1916-05-22

WARD NO
w. n. front of the
subdivded into the proprieors by John
II u. w Williams named sub
H. ID w Williams Jefferson. last named sub rear
WARD NO. CAP NO
Det Taxicab Co, Larned the
between the northern line of Woodbridge
and the south line OF Michigan Chicago road
Det Taxicab Co, named sub.
Taxicab Co,
WARD
Continental A. block -
OF the sub OF the Jones farm
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Motor sub............
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-16
CONCERT PRICES.
ARE LOWERED
Central Company Will Offer
Artists Al Prices Within the
Reach of All DetrOiters

Musical classics In the reach OF
every resident OF Detroit is the aim
OF the Central Concert company. an
organization of local business men.
In calculating prices for the present
season. which will be opened when
Pasquale Amato. baritone. sings In
Arcadia auditorium, Oct 2, the com
pany has based It's figures on ca
pacity houses This has made pos
slble a material lowering in the cost
of seats, according 10 the company
management
ny purchasing season tickets, De-
'roiters can attend each concert In
no course 81 six attractions AZ a
cost OF IS cents concert. As an
example Of the companys plans 10
reduce prices by using all space In
Ihe arcadia auditorium. boxes which
rormeri, were sold AZ high prices
have been removed and regular
seats substituted
The Central Concert company in.
cludcs the following business men;
j J.. Woods. proprietor Of the Area
dia auditorium pres ident w. II. G.
Burnett vice-urcs.dent, and Henry
G Wormor. secretary and treasurer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-16
NEW FACTORY
BOOSTS WAYNE
GARDEN LAND

The Harroun Motors corporation.
new organization. which antici.
pates a production ~ $4,000 cars a
year has purchased site that ia
within tNo miles of the Wayne Gar
den PARK subdivision The factory
property be that OF The Pruuiy 4
Glass Carriage company near Wayne.
Tho Wayne Garden subdivision Is
only 81 minutes ride oui Michigan
ave
Property holders In the vicinity Of
the new factory confidently expect
a biz advance 10 realty values own.
crs OF the WAYNE Garden Park sub
division are now selling lots at $500
and upwards hut announce that ~.
naming lots after oct will BE- al
vanced $500
The new auto concern has order.
ed lis machinery and expects to be
making deliveries March I, 1917.
Tho subdivision owners are. there
fore, planning 10 rush Improvements
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-16
CAUGHT ROLLING
STOLEN TIRES
DOWN STREET

Edward Slavin. 81 years old, and
Charles Cameron. "a. both hailing
from Chicago, were arrested by De
tectives Burt Mcpherson and John
Hebron. charged with removing
tires from an automobile standing
AT Park blvd. and Grand Riverave.
early Saturday morning.
When arrested the men had In
their possession two tires. two inner
tubes and two rims. and could give
no satisfactory explanation why
they were rolling them down the
street.
When the detectives arrived Al
ire central precinct with the men
they found that complaint had
just been made by Eugene A. Klein.
No. PAS Tennyson-ave. the owner OF
the car and tires. Slavin and Cam
eron have been charged with grand
larceny,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-16
Cleveland and Buffalo
Realty Folk Visit
Detroit
ARE GUESTS OF
LOCAL EXCHANGE
Full Day of Business
and Pleasure Is
Planned

n, 4 c. steamers brought enthu
siastic delegations from Cleveland
and Buffalo. Saturday morning, for
the tri-city realty convention. which
got under way In characteristic live
wire fashion, promising To be one
OF the most spirited events OF It's
kind in the history OF Detroit realty
circles.
The meeting is the finale 10 con.
olsves held In Cleveland in June
and in Buffalo In July. Detroiters
were royalty entertained at the time
Henry T. lass. president OF the
National Association OF Real Estate
boards. was the guest OF honor. and
r. T. DEWEY. president OF the
Cleveland board. and Charles +.
Kilhoffer. president OF the Buffalo
association, were among the officers
present,
A liberal sprinkling OF nnery IN
the throng al the ID. 4 &. docks in.
dicated the large number OF wives
who came TO help make the meeting
q success
The Cleveland aggregation was
taken 10 the Hotel Statler. where
breakfast was served in time 10 al
low the members 10 meet the Bu'.
falo arrivals. After greetings, a tour
Of tho west side was begun.
As guests 81 G. A. Brownell. NJ
the Ford Motor company, i5 min
utes were spent in the Ford plant
All were invited 20 the Hotel fuller
for luncheon at noon. Charles r
1.aFOnd and Harry r Clough we're
chosen chairman and secretary Of
the entertainment committee. Mr.
Haas has prepared an interesting
address on real estate at home and
abroad and the methods of success
ful operators. 10 be given during the
day
The program calls FOR nm eTtcn-
sivo tour Of the industrial section
Of the east side. Crosse Pointe and
Belle Isle during the afternoon.
The Buffalo visitors will leave
tho city n 30 O'Clock The Cleye.
lsnders will enjoy the evening here
as their boat does not depart until
Ii45 O'Clock Saturday night \
number Of the delegates and their
sives will he entertained In the
homes OF tho Detroit realty dealers
Saturday night
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-16
NEW BOOKS IN
PUBLIC LIBRARY

New books received i'm the public
ltnrar, aic Song from the south
y. Adsm-on Camp Fires in the
yukon " s. Auer The Religion
Lif~ ~ Famous Americans l.
BauI>- diplomats, Protection 81
CITIZENS Abroad" * VI BorchRrd
Socialism and Wal. T.. " Boudln.
"JudcJlNirg Principles - Modern
Leg -latIru. ~ 4 Brown Real
Estate Educator. q. j. carey "rh"
German Moic. 1llas Glaes self
rellnuco. Mrs ~ g. g. Fisher
Child study and child Training ~
r. Furbush IN" Restoration ~
Europ" y Fried "Fuuudaf t,u
~ the ottoman Empire. y \ Glib
hons Birds aud Man " ~ I'M.
son War and the Breed. - : Joh-
dan With Americans Of Past AMI
Present Days J. \ y .Iusscrard
"Oth"rs. au Anthology ~ the New
Verse. Alfred KrcN mhorg Reclaim
ing tho Bauot.' ward Macauiry
Red Horizon. Patrick MacGtil
"NuuaniB. Her History and Politics"
~ MitrauV san Diego Garden
Fair. * j. N"uhaus The Things
Men Fight For " " Powers "Tuey
shall Not Pass. f ~ Simonds
What ls coming II g. Wells.
The Assault" = W VILE.
Speeches" Woodrow Wilson.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-16
PEACHES ARE
NOW CHEAPER
Scarcity of Refrigerator Cars
Gluts Local Market, o. S.
Dustin Says

Scarcity or ice for refrigerator
cars IL making 1t possible for De
troiters 10 buy peaches at greatly
reduced prices, according 10 O. s.
Dustin. general freight agent OF the
Ashley 4 Dustin line. whose steam.
er. Frank f Kirby, brings thousand
and thousands OF bushels Of
peaches and grapes TO this city
every fall
Unable 10 secure refrigerator
cars, the growers are shipping their
peaches to Detroit by boat" said
Mr.. Dustin. Because OF the un.
usually large shipments which are
being made 10 this city. the supply
is greater than the demand and
prices have tumbled as result.
The price OF peaches was lower this
morning than al any other time this
season"
Prtntinx-the plain neat kfnd-thss
In rtGht-Ttmes Jsb Dept.-Msin 1870
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-16
RHETT PRAISES
W AYNE ROADS
Head of National Chamber of
Commerce Enthusiastic After
Tour of Cement Highways

Your cement roads are the best
| have seen" declared X. Goodwin
Rhett. OF Charleston. = G., president
OF the National Chamber OF Com
merce. after "A tour OF Wayne county
with L y. Hines, OF the county
road commission. II shall return 10
South Carolina and urge the people
to construct similar ones thruout
our state. The automobile has revo'
lutionized travel and IL Is matter
OF economies. now. 10 construct
good roads The farmer who owns
an automobile can take his FAMILY
on trips OF almost any length. II the
roads are fine, and save two-thirds
OF the expense Congress has ap-
proprlated $4,000. 900 for good roads
20 be used in the next i've years,
the money to be divided according
to the size OF the state, population
and length OF rural routes.
Your Board OF Commerce seems
70 me especially active and progress
siye and thee building which II occu-
pies is che finest OF its kind that !
have seen"
Speaking OF the work OF the Ma
tional Chamber OF Commerce, Mr..
Rhett said:
We believe that the department OF
commerce should do for the business
"a - n Al o.
culture does for the farmer, show
him how 10 better himself. and We
have asked for appropriations WIN
which 20 send men 10 South America
TO study business conditions in that
country and how United states trade
can best be conducted there Ine
appropriation asked for was io,oou
and we received $50 900 but that has
helped There are men there now
making n general survey,
We have also asked that the CON
sular service he improved. that the
consuls receive more pay and be IN
structed 10 do more along lines which
are helpful to business. To certa n
extent we have been successful IN
this effort.
Personally I believe in all sorts OF
preparedness. business military ana
othcrwiae such rich country as
this. with no adequate protection, ls
countries OF Europe. We should also
he prepared for business changes
after the war and some sort OF a
commission or committee should be
AZ work 10 protect our business IN
terests when peace Is declared Just
how tins ~ TO he done, ] have not
yet been able 10 decide and the
Chamber Of Commerce has taken no
stand on the question.
As for Mexico. | believe that much
81 President Wilson's policy has
been pursued with view to keep
ing the good will OF the Latin Ameri-
can countries. convincing them that
We have no desire for conquest 40
that our commercial relations may
hf entirely sniicable.
am a Democrat. but believe that
the president has made a great
nTstak" III the settlement OF the
railroad strike and has lost many
friends lie did not understand the
eight hour day question and was
wrong In his first stand Had he
understood he could have brought
tho men TO time As u Ia only 20
per cent 81 the employees are bene-
fitted
Nh Rhett has been mayor OF
Charleston. and was at one time
president OF the League OF Mayors
He came 10 this city 10 address a
meeting OF tn" American Portland
Cement Manufacturers association
in the Hotel Statler, Wednesday
night
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-16
Pstrolman Esonerated

Patrolman Edward w. Litke. who
shot Josepr Steva, member ~ a
gang of tramps when they caused
trouble Thursday morning. has been
eXonerated by Supt. Of Police Ernst
Marquardt
According 10 Like and other on.
~ the gang were sleeping In sheds
and box cars near Delray and were
causing trouble 10 nearby residents.
who complained The officers tried
10 drive them away, and were fore
cd To draw their reviewers when the
tramps began 10 throw bricks al the
officers a stray bullet hit Stcva IN
the leg
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-16
MANY TO TAKE
PUT-IN-BAY
TRIP SUNDAY

The steamer Frank T. Kirby Of
the Ashley & Dustin line. will leave
Sunday morning, al . o'clock, on q
cruise 10 several islands in Lake
Erie. and many Detroiters are plan.
ming 10 take advantage % the eXcur
sion. The steamer will stop al Put
Bay and then go 10 several ol
the other islands for peaches. re.
turning 10 Pu;-inB Bay before leas
ing for Detroit EXcursionists who
wish TO stay a. Put-in.Bay while the
steamer IS taking on peaches at The
other islands will have about three
hours al the resort
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-16
SANITARY SQUAD
DOING GOOD WORK

The newly organized sanitary
squad Of the police department.
which will cooperate with the
health department in cleaning up
the city. Ii at work on the east side
Of Woodvard-ave.. working north
from the river. Already more than
$50 houses have been visited and
garbage cans totaling 1900 gallons
capacity have been placed The
squad is composed ~ mine patrol
men under Sergt Fred Wabrock.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-16
Will Not Attempt To
Reform Greek
Cabinet
RECOMMENDS
VENIZELOS
War Party Leader May
Soon Be In Power
In Athens
BY UNITED PRESS.

LONDON, Sept l6.-Premier
Zaimis has finally declined 10 at
tempt 10 reform the Greek cabinet
and has suggested To King Constan-
tine that ex-Premier Venizelos. lead
or OF the pro-war party. be invited
TO head the new ministry, said an
Athens dispatch TO the Evening
Star today.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-16
NEPHEW OF
KAISER SLAIN

BERLIN, (Via Wireless 10 Say.
ville). Sept l6.-Prince Frederick
Wilhelm, of Hesse. a nephew OF
Kaiser wilhelm, was killed In the
fighting near Cara Orman, In the
Balkans, it was officially announced
last week
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-16
Shoots SELF. VII i've

Otto Rissmaun, 81 years old, No
c. Rohns. ave. attempted suicide
Friday afternoon by shooting him.
self through tho right temple with
q revolver in his home He was
rushed 10 the receiving hospital,
whore It Is believed he will recover.
Rissmann has given no reason for
the shooting
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-16

PfIILADELPHIN-One of the
strangest strikes In history became
effective here today when several
hundred errand boys. demanding one
cent more per package. quiz work
'indefnitely."
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-16
100000 AUTO
PLANT FOR wayne
Ray Harroun and Others Are
Interested in New
Corporation
Company Buys Prouty & Glass
Factory and Will Build
$500 Car

WAYNE county viii add a new mo-
tor cav 90 the many which II sends
:, all quarters OF the earth for the
Iiarruun Motors corporation. Della
ware corporation. capitalized at SO
900. 600 have bought the big Prouty
a. Glass Carriage Go. plant at Wayne,
where they viii begin directly tho
manufacture Of an automobile, de-
signed rs Raw Harruun. former in
ternatinnai race champion. lately
shief engineer Of tn" Maxwell Motor
Co
iIarroun and his associates have
been preparing for the past year 10
enter the big quantity automobile
manufacturing field In the Dodge
Power building they have built the
nrst models OF the new car, which IL
said To- nave developed high efficiency
under severe tests.
Plant Covers so Acres
The new Haroun Motors co. plant
viii he situated II miles west Of De
troit The cite lies between the tracks
~ The New York Central and Pere
Marquette railroads and covers GO
acres
The new automobile. which viii he
sold for less than $500. will evidently
he a large proportion 81 pressed
steel parts and be driven by four
cylinder motor Of original design. nc
cording 20 the makers
Architects are now preparing plans
for large addition OF one story.
saw-tooth type 10 serve as com
bined warehouse and assembly unit
and contracts viii be let Immediately
for the construction work HighlN
specialized machinery and arrange
ment permit a production plan near
Is automatic Equipment and mo
terial we're ordered well IN advance
som" - tho machinery a. early a.
March. 1915
\ complete exhibit will be made a
the national automobile shows. Deliv-
cries ia quantity are promised Tor
March The FIRST years schedule calls
FOR the production ~ 25 600 cars
Associated with Nj Harroun are
number of men, prominent as eHecu-
tives ~ successful motor car manu-
factufers a. their times of phenom-
email devclopmont and growth
John GUY Munlhan former direr.
tor ~ sales ~ the Premier Cole and
Marion companies. assumes the prcvi.
donCv and general management w
HarrOuu a. wee president will give
his whole attention 10 engineering
AMI production
The directorate will also contain
= Notihrecht of New York fnr-
mer general manager 81 tho KirE
Motor Cor 60 aud monument fu tho
orgnn nfIor - tho nNrt CO a. Flint
who WI have charge ~ fnanra
Vard Nncev. - TndiarapcIis who
wili be sales manager. and Paul Haic
Pruake. prominent IN automobile ad-
vsrf'sinC through connection with tha
cfude ite~ ard Maxwell cornanfes
who will he director ~ advertising