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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-14
BANK COMMITTEE
REWSESP PLANSFOR
PUBLIC HEARINGS
Lincoln, Neb., and Ell Paso,
Tex, Added to List
of Cities to Be
Visited

Washington, January 13.-Revised plans
for the western trip of the reserve bank
organization committee were made public
tonight To the list of 10 cities originally
selected as points where public hearings
will be given two have been added-Lin-
ocln, Neb,, the home of Secretary of State
Bryan, and El Paso, Tex The time to
lie consumed on the trip has been cut
four days by careful pruning of the al
loiments previously given several cities.
and the committee now expects to be back
in Washington February is. This will
be four days ahead of the time limit set
oi. national banks for sgnifying their
intention to enter the new system
In addition to the lnnouncement of a
change In its trip plans the committee
also made public the times and places
for hearing representatives. OF cities and
towns not to be visited
With the nomination by President VIII
son today of John Skel1on Williams as
comptroller of the currency, it became
possible that the full reserve bank organ
i;ation committee might make the western
TIP. The comptroller is ex-officio a mem
Der, and if the nomination of Mr.. Will
liams is confirmed by the Senate before
the committee leaves Saturday he prob
ably will go along.
Revised Schedule
As revised today, the schedule for the
western trip will include hearings in Chi
caso January 10 and 20; st. Louis. Janil-
airy q and 22; Kansas City, january %;
Pacific coast cities from January Is TO
February 6; lei Paso. afternoon February
Ia; Houston. February 9 and 10; New Or
learns, February II and L.; Atlanta, Feb
ruary 13, IA and Sunday. February Is.
Hearings for some of the cities not to be
visited will be granted on the following
schedule:
at st. Louis; Little Rock.
At Kansas City: Topeka. Kan. Musko-
gee Okla; Oklahoma City. and st.
Joseph. Mo.
AT Los Angeles: Phoenix. Ariz.
Al Houston. Tex: Fort Worth, Dallas.
Galveston, Waco and San Antonio.
At New Orleans Louisville, Memphis
Mobile. Montgomery.
At Atlanta Chattanooga, Columbia. Sa-
.anrah, Charleston. Birmingham AMI
il jacksonville.
| AZ Cincinnati: Nashville.
Washington and Baltimore will be heard
| ty the committee here tomorrow
Richmond, Raleigh and Wheeling
/ Thursday, and Philadelphia and Pittsburs
Friday
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-14
KEYSER-MULDON COMPANY
FILES BANKRUPTCY PETITION
One of Largest Lumber Shipping Concerns Gulf Coast In
solvent--Low Prices of Sawn Timber Responsible
for Conditions According to Officers

Low prices of sawn timber was given
by the Representation company as the
cause of it's inability to meet it's obliga-
tions.
The concerns largest creditor was given
as Crow, Rudolph & Co.. of Liverpool
England. Two and a quarter million dol
lars is given as the amount of indebT-
edness to the Liverpool conosrn
The three companies against whom in-
voluntary bankruptcy proceedings were
filed were either financially allied with
the Keyser-Muldon company or held
heavy contracts with it. The three are
understood to be indebted to the larget
concern in the amount of several hun
dred thousand dollars.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-14
Three Die From Cold

Philadelphia, january 13.-Thrce deatI.
were caused by accidents due to the ex-
treme cold here today. Since early yes
terday the temperature has fallen stead !.
lily until at 10 o'clock tonight the ofti-
cial thermometer registered four degrees
above zero and the forecaster declared
that before daylight zero weather will
prevail here.
Throughout the state lower tempera-
lures were recorded. Near Williamsport
IS below zero was recorded.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-14
Executive Gives Views on
Proposed Antitrust
Legislation
PRESENTS MESSAGE
BEFORE CABINET
Wilson Proceeding on Theory That
Legislation Is Necessary at This
Time and Should Be Accom-
plished at Once

Washington. January 13.-President Will
sen today gave cabinet members his Ideas
on the governments relation to big
business the field antitrust legislation
should cover in the present session Of
Congress and the spirit IN which he be-
lieved the task should oe approached
Peace and not war. a feeling of friendly
Cancellation rather than OF hostile antag-
onsm and yet constructive programme
that will eliuinate uncertainty about the
al I'D q nulate the growth of lesiti-
nste husiness-th hese are the fundamentals
9t the Presidents plan Of action, to be
embodied in the message he will read
at joint Session of Congress next week.
He presented the document to the cabinet
today, and worked all afternoon on minor
changes as a result of the meeting.
Cabinet members spoke OF the message
as a progressive declaration that would
ieassure the business world of the sincere
Intentions of the administration to deal
fairly with 1t.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-14
Will Outline Message

Tomorrow at the White House conrer-
ence the President will outline the mess
age to the democratic members OF the
Sennte committee ON Interstate com
merce and the House Judiciary commit
tee While the President has not yet
revealed his views on detailed legislation,
lie hopes his message will be the guiding
influence that will keep the scope of &C.
tigity within a well defined compass, elm
mating so far as possible any congestion
OF radical bills that might be misinter-
preted by the outside world So far as
Known the cardinal features of the Pres
dents plan sare;
/. Supplementing the sherman antitrust
law to reduce the debatable area around
II.
2 The prohibition of interlocl1lng direc-
torates.
8. Location of individual responsibility
and the fixing of personal guilt for all
violations.
- The creation of au interstate trade
commission to perform tdS functions, not
Oh ~ of a bureau of information. but to
determine by it's investigations, whether
the oecrees of the dissolution or mandates
OF the court are carried out
The President is proceeding on the the
cry that legislation is necessary at this
time and that there should he no delay
In accomplishing those reforms on when
rublic sentiment is agreed. The recent ac-
ton of j. p. Morgan & Co. in voluntarily
Withdrawing from numerous directorates
on account of Change in public sentl-
ment'' is cited by administration support
ers as evidence that the business world
expects nterlocking directorates to DO
dissolved.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-14

MEX|CO'S FINANCIAL
STATUS ALARMS
FOREIGN POWERS

Mexico City. January 13.--Gencrais
PascuaI Orozco and Marcel Carayo. two
OF the federal commanders. who es-
cnpcd with a body of cavalrynten after
the disastrous battle of Oiinaga. re-
ported to the government today their
arrival mt Cuatro CfeneRas, AZ miles
west of Monclovn. in the statc of Goa
huala. They added that they would
continue to San Luis POtosi.
Washington, January 13-Announcement
by the Huerta government of its inten-
ton to default in the payment of the
semi-annual interest on the bonds of the
Mexican national deot created much inter-
est in diplomatic circles here tonight and
brought out much speculation, especially
among diplomatic representatives ac-
credited to the countries in which the
fsI cater part of the loans are held. While
state department officials were under
stood to accept this step as o natural de-
velopment in the policy of waiting for
the collapse of the Huerta regime, no
CON ment was forthcoming. Secretary
Bryan said he had not been officially ad-
vised of this latest turn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-14
Grave Concern Felt for the
Steamer Cobequid, Strand
ed Fast on Lodges of
Grand Manan
RESCUERS UNABLE
TO LOCATE VESSEL
ON ACCOUNT OF FOG
Dozen or More Search yainly for
Distressed Liner-Last Message
Indicates Condition Critical.
One Hundred and Twenty
Persons Aboard

Halifax. \. =. January IA wire
less call for help from the Royal Mall
steamer Cobeauid. fnst ON the dreaded
Icdges OF Grand Mannn, just before
dawn today. followed five hours later
by a hnaI flicker of her radio. saying
that the ship was Filling. has cnused
grave concern for those ON board. num-
bcring about I2o persons.
The Cobeauid was bound for St John.
" b. from the British West Indies,
in command Of Captain tIawson. com
pleting her first round trip over this
route She had a crew Of 1a2 men. II
number of second class passengers and
the following In the first class cabin:
l.. $. Navarro. l. Botta. W. {. zoller,
Mrs. zoner and child She had called
at Bermuda. but most of her passen-l
| gers were from points south of there.
Whether the Coheqnid had survived
an all-day battering by hurricane seas.
and would hold together until one of
the fleet of nearly dozen rescue boats
could reach her. was a matter of IN
creasing hourly anxiety tonight
No Trace round
Up to dark no trace of the distressed
vessel had been found on the east shore
of the Bay of Fundy. where she Was
first reported aground. Nor could Il
glimpse be seen through the vapor
which shrouded the west side of Grand
Mauan. on one of whose numerous
lodges IL was believed she rested.
The cobeauid formerly was the
steamer Goth and had been pressed
into the winter service from maratime
province to the tropics. She sailed
| from Haitian December 5 for West In
dian ports and started north again on
December 10, from Grenada. She called
at Bermuda on the ninth and then
cleared for st. John.
Approaching the Bay of Fundy, ia
nous FOR its swift tides and mountain-
GUS seas, a blizzard descended upon the
steamer Captain IIawson was heading
for Gannet Rock light. the guide to
the western side of the bay and A warm
ing of the lodges which stretch 10 miles
TO the southwark of Grand Manan.
1t was about sunrise when the opera
Continued on Page Nine)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-14
Undergoes Change

In this connection President Wilson
believes the whole course OF public
opinion has undergone a remarkable
change in the last few years From a
point where doubt as to the existence
of trusts was at first expressed, through
the period when reasonable and unrea-
sonable combinations in restraint OF
ssade were debated, he believes there
has developed now an acceptance of tho
principle that private monopolies are
indefensible and that trusts practice
certain things which ought to be pro-
hibited. The President also is reterat-
ing to those with whom he Is discuss :
ing the subject view expressed In his
pre-conyention speeches two years ago
that to stop "joy riding" 1t is neces-
sary ito arrest the chauffeur and not
recommend in his message that the law
with respect to personal guilt should
be vigorously enforced and provision
made in all legislation for Individual Of
fenses.
one of the most important features
of the antitrust programme is the in
terstate trade commission. This organi-
zation differs from the kind of COM
mission which was advocated by the
national progressive party during the
last campaign In that it would not be
vested with powers of regulation, but
would be the medium through which
the government would keep the busi-
ness world informed and eliminate "the
twilight zone" In big industry.
There have been repeated requests
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-14

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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-08
p STAURANTS.
LEGAL NOTICES.

GEORGIA Fulton County.
To the superior Court of said County.
The petition of j. Edwin Kerr, OF De
kalb County, and Frank *. Houston and
Joseph A. Reese, of Fulton County, re-
spectfully shows.
!. Your petitioners desire for them
selves their associates. successors and
assigns to be Incorporated and made a
body polite for a period of twenty t20}
years, with the privilege of renewal at
the expiration Of said time. as provided
by law, under the name and style Of
RIVIERA PLANTATION COMPANY
.. The object of said corporation is
pecuniary gain tosts stockholders.
3. The particular business 10 be car
ried on by said corporation Is the buy
ing, selling, and leasing farm lands and
where, and the carrying on of general
farming operations. including the grow
ing of fruit, fruit trees or any OF the
vegetable products of the earth, dealing
curing. buying and selling options on
farm lands and other real estate. buy
ing. selling and trading in purchase
money notes and other evidences of In
debtedness; acting as agent for others
In buying, selling, leasing and renting
farm lands and other real estate: man
aging real estate; and of borrowing
money and giving security therefor.
T. The principal office OF said corpora
zion snail he in Fulton County. Georgia.
but petitioners desire that said corpo-
ration have the right TO establish branch
offices at other places In Georgia and
elsewhere, and the right TO do business
in such places AS may be deemed TO the
interest OF said company
s. The capital stock of said corpora
tion is to be FIVE thousand CS5. 00O) dol
lars divided into shares Of one hundred
tSl00l dollars each. with the privilege
of increasing said stock TO any amount
up to twenty five thousand tS25 0N0) dol
lars upon Il majority vote of the stock
holders OF said corporation Ten per
cent Of the minimum capital stock to
be paid in before commencing business.
a majority Of the stock OF said corpora
ton may. by the vote OF the holders OF
a majority OF the stock OF said corpora %
ton at any time outstanding, cease to
do business. lquidate its affairs dis
tribute its assets and surrender its
charter
Wherefore having complied with the
law as 20 filing and publication, petit
toners pray for an order incorporating
them, their associates and successors
under the name and style aforesaid
with the rights, powers and privileges
as herein set forth, or as they now are,
or may hereafter be conferred by the
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-08
HELP WANTED-MALE AND FEE
MAI

STUDY AT HOME-Write for my free
tuition proposition. Instruction in
bookkeeping. shorthand and high school
studies John w. May. Principal. White
vile, Tenn
WE WILL start you in the cleaning and
dyelng business, little capital needed :;
big profits. Write for booklet Ben
Nonde system, Dept. 81 Charlotte. n, c.
WILL PAY reliable man or woman
Sl25O to distribute 100 free pkgs per-
fumed RoraN Soap Powder among
friends. No money required. u, ID.
Ward Company, 2l6 Institute Pl, Chi
cage.
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WANTED-A good boy, u or Is years
of age, who knows something about
soda business. Apply 81 Lee st. West
End
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HELP WANTED-MALe.

WANTED Butler 10 stay on place
Apply rs East Fourteenth street.
Phone Ivy 569J
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SITUATIONS WANTEp-MALe.
SPECIAL RATES for situA-
ton Wanted ads: Lies / tims,
Inc tiToAz 2Nc. tt,,,os "A.

loc; 9 times. zoe; 7 times; tee
WANTED-Youhg man. 19 grocery
clerk, wants position at once; would
like wholesale or retail. c. p NJ, Box
81, Bolton, Ga.
WANTED-By a thoroughly experienced
wholesale retail bookkeeper and sales
man, position in or out OF city, where
the service of a good man Is needed in
office part of time. looking after gem
eral outside business, or as a sales
man the rest of time. I am young
active. accurate and a business hustler
only request an interview. Please
write. Address NJ. c., Box 2l1, care
Georgian.
ANTED-Situation as collector or Of
flee work by young man of education;
highest references and willing to work
Y, Box 49, care Georgian.
WANTED Young man, 20 years. wants
work at once hard worker; best ref
erence, Address H. o. 1874 CORTLAND
street.
WANTED-Yo Young man. % years OF
age, wants work of any kind, paint
ing, repairing, am willing worker Nd
dress r. r, lS CORTLAND st.
WANTED Position by Young mar i6
years old good references. Address
ambitious. Bon 10, care Georgian.
WANTED Position as salesman with
reliable grocery, not afraid of work;
former employer, Write r. ]. X. 10
Connecticut Ave, city.
WANTEp-Po Position, can do most any
KIND Of work; wIng 70 work cheap
D. Freeman. lao fms St, city. y
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-08

| WANTED-i.ady traveller for 1914 be
| ginner: salary. commission and ex-
pense money: liberal offer and agree
| ment. McBrady e. Co, Chicago.
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HELP NAMTEp-MALE.

WANTED An all-round sausage ma
ker. Address Box 3b9. Griffin. Ga,
WE WANT a few bright young men tos
a very profitable sales proposition. who
desire the benefit Of scientific training
In saiesmarship, unlimited opportunity.
Call between 10 and - a. m. 5Sl Can
dle- Bldg.
YES-We teach the barber trade and
give position IN our chain OF shops al
good wages, for $50. Atlanta Barber Col
lege, 10 L Mitchell street. Atlanta. Ca
MEN. IS to IS. become government rail-
way mail clerks. Sample examination
questions free. Franklin Institute. Dept
B-H. Rochester. N Y
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MEN WANTED with rig 20 Introduce
and sell ninety-five extracts, spices
medicines, etc. Big money. Wilson
made $50 weekly. We mean business
Box Sic, Dept, So, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
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AGENTS AND SAL ESMEN
WANTED.


WE WANT a good com bination tailoring
salesman and bushelman; young man
who understands handling trade, also
alterations; have chance for advance
ment Apply quick Box 336. care Geor-
gian.
WANTEp-Sal Salesman. straight salary
ana expenses answer by letter, giving
age. experience, lines previously han
died; references. Address G. 5. b, care
Georgian.
FINEST pOLLSH MOP
ON THE MARKET Big profits. Pre-
MUM plan that sets the quantity
sales sal Factory prices on vacuum clean
ing Company. 1903 Heyworth Building,
Chicago.
YOUR NAME in agents directory and
our agents money making proposition,
Zoe. The Dixie Co. So. Atlanta, Ca.
WANTEp-A CLEAN-CUT AGGRESS-
I'VE SALESMAN OF GOOD APPEAR
LEAST TWO YEARS RoAD ENPE,
RIENCE; NOT UNDER 81. WHO CAN
SHOW CLEAN AND SUCCESSFUL
REG ,,,I ESIT,ABLiSHEp LINE.
T X HEA LARGE fSi.Af GoR TMRLT TERR
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO THE
RIGHT MAN. STATE FULLY SALES
AND OTHER EXPERIENCE, AGE
SALARY EXPECTED, AND OTHER
~ N'ANANstN AN.sN 4Ni+NgIsGENfNNi w nv n
WILL BE HELD IN STRICT CONFI
DENCE. BON 5sS, CARE AMERICAN
WOULD like to hear from aggressive
statesmen with good clean records who
are capable of managing sales force
Liberal salary and commission No real
estate or insurance but such experience
Is helpful Men accustomed to making
more than hundred week Replies
confidential. Box IS9 care American
BIG MONEY in circalia, mailing busI-
ness, start small grow big; send 25c
for full copyrighted instructions Royal
sales Co. Macon, Ga
RESPONSIBLE manufacturer desires
placing valuable agency, sure repeater
income Garner, business builder. easy.
no competition, protected territory guar
anteed. Automatic Perfection, II w.
Forty second. New York
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AGENTS-Salary or commission. Great
est seller yet. Every user pen and
ink buys on sight. zoo to 500 per cent
profit, One agents sales $3.50 in six
days; another S32 In two hours Monroe
Mfg Co X-l42, La Crosse Wis
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ANTEp-Salesman. straight salary
and expenses; answer by letter, giving
died. references. Address G. : b, care
Georgian
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SITUATIONS wANrEo-MALe

NEWSPAPER CONTEST MAS wants
position as field man; am running
contest now, but desire change Ad-
dress Contest Man. Box 6. care Geor-
gian.
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THE HELENE
7eS Peachtree Street.
Phone Ivy 2774-J.

EXCELLENT meals; also hot and cold
water; nice clean rooms Call M
1903. 1856 South Pryor ST
GENTLEMEN or ladies' can get nice
board at reasonable fare. 102 Capitol
avenue.
REFINED. cultured Christian lady,
owning her own home, fine Jersey
cows, excellent vegetable garden large
lot of poultry. will furnish room and
board at So per week. Electric lights
hot and cold water and every modern
convenience. The same board | give
would cost two or three times what I
charge at other places. Address Home
Box 36, care Georgian.
NICELY furnished rooms; best Ia bic
board; all modern conveniences; easy
walking distance. 12l Capitol square
Main 4S39-L.
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WANTED OFFICE BOY. GOOD AT
FIGURES OPPORTUNITY FOR
PROMOTION. APPLY QUICK. Full
TON BAG AND COTTON MILLS.
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CENTER OF city; rates reasona bic; con-
venient to Union station ~ to SO
Decatur St Atlanta phone 26t5.
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AGENTS-Awake! Drop dead ones:
grab this new inventions, Blackstone
Water Power Vacuum Massage Machine
for the home; best agents article ever
invented; no cost to operate; lasts d
lifetime; price within reach of all; no
Competition; new field; new business.
That's why it's easy. Listen! Parker.
Oklahoma says, 80 orders first day"
MargNarth. Pa. writes. "Am making
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Girls Learn Millinery. Pays $50
NiNiio TO 500 a month Free
scholarship now. Ideal School of Mil
linery 1901 2 Whitehall st. cor Mitchell
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WANTED-Stock statesmen to sell high
class industrial stock. an attractive
proposition to those who can deliver
swer, American Advertising and Dis
tribuing Co, sos Gambler Annex. At
lanta, Ga
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TAxICABS.

Ali trains run daily Central time.
City Ticket Office. No, / Peachtree st
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1914-10-01
WASHINGTON, THE FATHER IF HIS COUNTRY
 WARNS AGAINST THE EVILS OF PART|SANSH ?

dissension, which in different ages and countries has perpetrated the most hOrrid enormities, is itself a frightful despOtism. But this leads at length to a more formal and perma- nent despotism. The disorders 9n1 miseries which result gradually incline the minds of men to seek security and repose in the absolute power of an individual; and, sooner or later, the chief of some prevailing faction, more able or more fortunate than his competitors, turns this disposition to the purpose of his own elevation on the ruins of public liberty. Without looking forward to an extremity of this kind (which nevertheless ought not to be entirely out of sight, the common and continual mischiefs of the spirit of party are sufficient to make it the interest and duty of wise people to discourage and restrain it. It serves always to distract the public councils and enfeeble the pub
 lie administration. It agitates the community with ill-founded jealousies and false alarms; kindles the animosi- ty of one part against another; fo-
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1914-10-01
IF GERMANY SHOULD WIN

Norman Hapgood in Harper's Weekly
 If the allies win we know what to expect. England has long been in control of the seas. Canada and the United States are like two lambs. Vt need no mighty armament. Great Britain respects our wishes in South America. .She even accepted Cleve- lands Venezuela roughness when she could so easily have wiped our navy from the seas.
 When Germany wished to form a combination in favor of Spain, the kaiser was stopped by England. When the German admiral at Manila sought the intentions of the British admiral in case of a clash, the British admiral is reported to have answered. Admiral Dewey knows what will do.
 There is no doubt that Englanas n, fluence over Japan is used in favor of the United States. Only the other