The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-26
TENTATIVE LIST OF MEN FOR CURRENCY BILL Wilson Is Preparing 1t During His Vacation At Pass
 Christian. 'fANTI-TRUST'' MESSAGE
 IS ANOTHER OF TASKS In Between Times, He Is Play ing Golf to Regain His
 Health.
(By The Associated Press)

Pass Christian, Miss Dec. 26-Presi- dent Wilson today mapped out a pro- gram of recreation for his visit here. He will sleep at least hours each night. After breakfast he will mo- tor to the Mississippi Country club, Is miles away, for a game of golf with his physician, Dr. Cary T. Grayson, U. s. N. At noon he will dispose of whatAWer important letters Or tele- grams may reach him from the White House and after luncheon will take an automobile ride with his family, followed perhaps by a long walk along the beach roads. The President plans to spend the evenings reading.
 With this proportion of rest and ex- ercise he hopes to get back to vigor- ous health again.
 While the President will do little official work, there are at present two things uppermost in his mind-the se- lection of members of the federal re- special address to Congress on the relations of the government to Big business'' and the trusts. r1s z5
 List Only Tenatfve.
 AS to the choice Of members of the board which will put into operation the new currency system there is it- tie probability that the President will make any decision while he is here He will add to his tentative list
 
 to time and the qualifications of these will be the subject of thorough in quiry.
 When the President returns to Wash ington he probably will confer with Financial advisers and friends regard ing the personnel of the board. Those closely associated with the President think there will be no nominations un- til the 60 days period allowed by the law for the lselections has expired.
 The President, while here proba bly, will make a thorough draft of his anti trust address and later submit it to his advisers. Injection into. the trust situation of what the administration regards as a growing desire on the part Of business to cooperate with the government in reorganizing their companies to conform with the Sher- man law, 1t is virtually certain, will be dwe1t upon by the President. Those who conferred with MT. Wilson be- fore he left Washington drew encour- agement for the ultimate establish ment of an Interstate commission to reply to requests for information made by business concerns desiring accur- ate details of what the Sherman law permits or prohibits.
 Would Only Advise
 While such a commission would not be given regulatory powers it would constitute a bureau of information and investigation over which it is said the commissioner of corporations should preside.
 The President has told friends he will deliver his address immediately after the holidays. It is probable it probable that it will be read on Jan- Uary 19, after the President has can vassed his subjects carefully with his official family.
 President Wilson today read for the frst time neagre press reports re- ceived here regarding the Christmas eve disaster at CaIumer, Mich. He of fered no comment
 The president had received no ad- vices from Secretary Wilson as to a request by the Western Federation of Miners for an investigation. It is presumed here that the head Of the department of labor will not consul; President Wilson until the question of federal Jurisdiction in what ordinarily would be matter for state authorities to handle, is fully determined upon.