Evening journal., 1918-04-03

lean business Is moving on TO Chicago [
on April 10, a and 70 the sixth annual I
meeting Of The United states Chamber /
Of Commerce will be held at ihe Audi I
torium Representatives of more rhan
1000 commercial organizations, with
combined membership in excess of &c., !
600 business executives. VIII gather
there 20 plot out the further part Dusi-
ness Is TO play the second year o. The
war.
points
la) Financing the war;
/ lh) Railroads and highway transpor-
tation;
(o) ships and shipping;
/ ld) Organized control of industry
Prominent among those who Will de-
! liver address are:
The Earl Of Reading, British ambss-
sador extraordinary and plenipotentlary
on special mission.
Secretary Of the Navy Daniels.
Secretary of the Interior Lane.
Edward a. Hurley. chairman Of the
shipping board
Aba b. johnson. president OF the
Baldwin Locomotive Works.
Edwin Carry. director OF operations
u. S. shipping board
John +. Wallace. chairman OF the CHI
caso Terminal commission.
Roy ID. Chaplin. president OF the liud~
son Motor Car Company and chairman
OF the highway transport committee OF
the Council Of National Defense
Z Theodore ~ Vail, president Of the
, American Telephone and Telegraph
? Company.
Charles A. Hlrsch. president Of the
8 American Bankers Association, and
others OF equal standing and authority
S Although the annual meeting itself
- will not open until Wednesday morn
e ing, on Tuesday afternoon at the meet
r ing Of the national councillors in the
- gold room Of the Congress Hotel, i. A
e Seiherlng, president Of the Goodyear
II Tire and Rubber Company and chair
man Of the Chambers Committee OF
II War Payrolls, VIII report on prosres
s In the matter Of The return TO industr
Z OF soldiers and sailors who becom
n crippled in the war
= A. w. Douglas, vlce-presldent OF th
m Simmons Hardware Company ST. Louis
y will report for the Committee on sta
\ tlstics and Standards.
w. +. lIypes, general manager Mai
10 shall Field & Co. viii report for lh
III Committee on Immigration on the sui
icct OF Americanizstion during tAe wa
,r w. l.. Clause, president Of the PITT.
~ burgh Plate Glass Company viii rcpol
! for the Budget and Efficiency Commit
a. tee the progress made toward a n'
- tional budget and toward the improve
" ment Of administrative efficiency.
Gu A. Lincoln Fllene. OF the Filene store
-. Boston, will report the successful G.
on forts OF the Committee on Daylight So'
~ ing and the character OF The bill while
~ went into effect March 81.
% Harry p. Kendall. OF the plymplC
's Press. will report for the Committee
~ Industrial Relations OF The provlsl'
no that has been made for the constitute
'e- OF Bureau OF Research OF lndustri
re- Problems IN the headquarters of q
National Chamber In Washington und
la' the advice OF the committee.
lth Tuesday evening the board Of dire
e1- tors VIII meet the national councillc
and delegates from their respective d
OH trlc.s
IS Lucms Teter, president OF the Cl
jill. cago Association OF Commerce, Will
lm- liver the address OF welcome at the Il
lan session Wednesday morning at
on o'clock r. o. Rhett, president Of
III. win sound the keynote OF the cOnyC
ste. tlon, which VIII be followed by
The usual routine OF committee reports a
!. committee appointments
ess AZ the afternoon session of The M
ent day the real work Of the meeting "
der begin. High government officials "
der outline the governments position
pom regard TO
had (a) Government organization in re
ten lion TO war.
felt ,bl Railroads.
uld (cl Finance.
d) shipping.
arv The Hon. Edward y. Hurley, charm
ted OF the United states shipping Boa
rule will give the facts about shipping
hill National Chambers activities IN relst
not 10 the foregoing viii be presented
esis ten-minutc addresses by W8ddill Cat
nm ings. chairman OF the National Chs
hers War Service Committee; L. A.
NIT lene. chairman OF the National Cha
ne ber's War shipping Committee; Ha
1ots A. Wheeler. chairman of The Commit
sdav on Railroads. Wallace ID. Simm,
n OF chairman OF the Committee ON y
Is. Finance.
4 OF Thursday, both morning and al
The noon, viii DO held discussions in gr
. 20 sessions OF the subjects suggested
ality Wednesday afternoon and evening
non The first group, Waddill Catchi
chairman OF the War Service Comml
NAV OF tho Chamber of Commerce presld
on . viii discuss government organizati0
eels- relation 10 business in war. Follow
IaesI- an address by the chairman, GrOrg
o,,s Peek. industrial representative Of
400. War Industries Board, will speal
ooO How shall we keep industry going
too. carry on the war; followed by
2oo liam II. Nandervoort, member OF
; the cial Council Of Employers and Empl
,.,ebt Finance win DE taken up by the 2
-. - under tho leadership OF Charles
-, Hinsch, president Of the American B
ers' Association. The discussion wi
divided between trade acceptgnces
=, y ~, Hn the effect OF government fnancln
= al an industry. Lewis z. Pierson. chan
: ~ OF the board of directors of the il
: National Bank, and Wallace d. Simf
IS president Of the simmons Hard
: Nie Company, viii discuss trade accepla
- ~ Thomas ~ McCarter, president p
us.eu' Service Corporation Of New Jersey
> - David F0rgan, president OF the Na'
lelEeu City Bank, Chicago, Ill.,, Will bl
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