The Sentinel=record., 1914-02-01
R. FL. MAXEY IS
 NOW AN AUTHOR
FORMER ATTORNEY OF THIS CITY WRITES ON METHODS
 OF GOVERNMENT.
Treatise Now on the Press Deals with Biz Questions and Answers Them in a Most interesting Manner.

R. E L. Maxey formerly a mem Der of the bar of this city, and pres ident and general manager of the United States Steel Railway Tie Com pany, has written a book The work is not a fancy or a fiction, but a sci entifc treatise on fnanciering, as per tains to government state and munic ipal affairs, and for railroads, corpo- rations and industrial plants and in deanng with this subject. offers new and close system of taxation that will provide for all.
 MT Maxey, in a prospectus of the publication now on the press. and which will be issued in book form soon, says:
 Are you interested in your coun- try? Would you pay $l for a book that would show an absolute plan wherein the tariff and tax question has been solved for the United States government so that it will save about $35,0OO 900 to $40O000O0 annually in interest paid on the public debt, and no government ownership2
 On November 90. 1913, the public debt was about $1145,496,190 This bears an interest from 2 to 1 per cent Counting the interest on an average of per cent, this would be yearly expense paid by the govern ment of interest ailne in the sum of $34 364 .SSS.70.
 The book we sell for $l solves the problem so completely that it saves this entire sum, and shows plan where the government will have an actual income of about $25S. 100000 annually, where it doesn't have one cent of income today If this is true. then the income which is $25S, 100 .000. D us $343G4.S8870 would he $292.. 64,SSS70 This would be a total gain to the United States govern ment and we can cut the tariff ques. ton entirely off and the whiskey rev enue, and still have this income from source that we have no revenue at al, and be benefit to the people instead of d loss
 We can save the taxes of the cities towns counties and states, by this solution at least one-half of what they are today. The electric light and wa. ter bills of this city can be lowered at least one-third The interest on city, county and state bands. instead of being per cent and per cent would not be greater than per cent. and still have this income and say ing.
 Such a problem has long confronI ed the United States government since its formation until the present time. I have solved this to the sal isfaction of every reasonable minded man, and we sell this book for S1. and if it is not what We say it is. when you get it and read it, if you will be honest and fair and return this bool, within ten days after it's receipt We will refund your money. if if is not as represented.
 We are putting this out in order to get it before the public. and 1t is the best, and the only positive solution that | know of and ! have practiced law for about fifteen years
 If you are interested in your gov. ernment affairs, your people, your homes and children yon cannot spend a dollar in your lifetime that will be of more benefit to you in the future. in my honest opinion than the dol lar you give for this book. It gives you an idea of a twentieth century government, instead of one 100 years behind the times. The information contained in it, even if the plan of government is never established. | thir1l- {c ,,ran ,rovtb tLo