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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-07
ATOMS Cost OF Living.

In January the gross earnings OF tne
Chicago e. Alton showed decrease OF
Es7f7. compared with the previous Jan
aary. and net operating income gain or
iaG2. For the seven months ended with
January there was a decrease OF $iz5'e-f
IN gross and decrease OF &ll,582 IN net
Operating expenses took up $40 per cent
81 gross in January. 1914. against %. %
fef cent The year before. Reduced TO
psfCenisges Of gross earnings. when "
he only way % make them graphic, are
ne expenditures for maintenance OF way
nantsnan q OF equipment and FOR operat
lhg expenses as whole, for the hrsl
's'en months Of each OF the last four
heal years. ~ reported 20 the Interstate
Commerce Commission. The figures FOL
Nv:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-07

Maggie. Jack-Blumenthsl & Bickart. $50 al.
Particle. William Is. T. Umpleby. $3.50 81.
Rose, Maurice. W. Phillips. $3.50 IS.
Romsgne. William-City Of New York. S2t4 ~.
Rouse. William He. A. Russell. SO 70.
Ratkowsky. Aoram-E. Friedman. 81, sol ".
Robertson. Carroll M.-Carlton Motion Picture
Laboratories, S. 6.5 Il.
Silverman, Bernardo. p. Henricks. 1899 81.
pIepherd. Ethel D.J. v o. McKune. s3ll ~
Spencer. Lydia A., executTix-E. {. Titus
SEA II.
Thomson. Thomss-City OF New York. s2's %.
Weiss Jacob-City of New York. $3.50 81.
Wellbrock. John NE. Hoare 81 0e6 a..
Weidenfeld. Camlle-E. NJ. Elmers. soiI %
Whitney. Charles ME-. b. Newman s16s ~
Woop. William-T. G. Boullee s2.0s6 a..
Whitney Charles NE. b. Newman, 1856 H.
Tho Bronx.
Beudheim Berthold-H +. Corbin. $500 50
kevirs. samuel E-H. e. silver 500 81.
Kugelman, Jacob-M. NJ. Diamond So OF
Metropolitan and Suburban Realty Gov. NJ
Graeber, s. $50 SO.
Rose. Maurice. ". Phillips. $3.50 IS
stubbemsnn Henry-George Rinsler Co.
s. 10 *
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-07
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

About 1900 shares were sold in this
market yesterday for foreign account, the
business being all on the selling side.
A meeting of the New York State Saw
ings Bank Association has been called for
Monday at the Hotel Bitmore to con-
slider the pending revision Of the banking
laws relating TO savings banks
Lord Decies, son-in-law OF George
Could. was a visitor at the Stock Ex-
change yesterday. He was the guest of
Anthony j. Drexel
The Richmond. Va, committee has Sc
lected the week OF October IL for the
fortieth annual convention OF the Ameri-
can Bankers Association.
Subscription books 10 the $4,000 100
Chesapeake & Ohio notes. underwritten
by Kuhn. Loeb e. CO. and the National
CITY Bank, were closed yesterday. the
entire issue being subscribed for A
large amount Of the notes were taken
abroad
The report OF the j. |. Case Threshing
Machine Company for the year ended De-
cember 81 1913. showed net earnings OF
$40 27s and balance after interest
charges OF 81 PCS. col. which. after deduct
ing per cent on the preferred stock ~
equal 10 SOC per cent on the *s5oV'""
common. compared with 1903 earned In
1912.
A loss Of 100000 by the New YORK
banks is indicated by the reported move
ments Of currency this week The gain
from the interior Was &'sl2V"' the snip
ments 10 that point including N'|s5""
banknotes sent 10 Washington Tor re-
dernption The loss on sub-Treasury
operations was So, $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-07
Alabama Traction, Light and Powe
American Public Utilities.

Report OF the subsidiaries OF the Amer
lean Public Utilities Company for the
month of January shows gross earnings
from operations s244,474, as against $685.
GA for the same month of 1913. an in
crease of s2o.SO1. or 9S per cent. Net
earnings from operations were Steps an
added 10 the net, less expenses, makes the
net income for the month of January
s1l1.792; deducting interest on bonds and
dividend on s3e14.0o0 preferred stock.
there is a balance OF sl,999. For the
twelve months ended January 81, 1914.
gross earnings from operations were g.
2SS, s31. and net earnings after expenses,
s., 1904, 455.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-07
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

New York. March q. 1917
BEEyES-Receipts. 2.42l head; - cars on
sale. Good heavy steers nIm o'q TI 80"
we're cleared Common 10 prime steers soli
al 81 80 10 ~ so per 100 To- oui.s, % 70 - W
cows. 81 to 81; one extra Gov" " %. Dresser ~, gar
beef steady, al IL 10 - GEMS pei - 'V'
city dressed native sides -
CAIVES-Receipts. SOB head 2's on saIe.
Market moderately active ana prices % osn, -
higher The pens we're cleared common 10
nrime veals sold at 50 and sl3 per 100 10:
culls 81 and IS: mixed and fed caves. % -
and 81 80. Dressed calves IA moderate t 1e
msrd CITY dressed veals sold AT ID and lS17
cants. country dressed at II and IL cents
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Receipts. 7,5i7
.esd: ten cars on sale. Heavy sheep dull and
easter. others STEADY; lambs in fair demand
ard unchanged in price Pens not quite
cieared Common TO prime sheep 'ewes) sold
an 81 80 and So per 100 ID; culls At ~ com
mon 10 prime lambs AZ s. - and 81.
HOGs-Receipts. $3.50 head; car for
sale Market steady, with heavy to light
Weights. selling at 80 1888 80 per 100 lb;
roughs s. -; stays. s4as6. Country dressed
hogs steady at 9ai2'2c per 10.
Chicago March 6.-HOGS- 49,
600: unsettled; bulk Of sales, 81 50n s. 80
light. IS 35ass 81: mixed. 81 to0ss 81;
lower SO 75dss -. CATTLE - Receipts.
900. slow: beeves, 81 25a 50 10; Texas
steers s7lOdss 10: stockers and feeders.
calves. s7dsiOs5 sHEEP-Recelpts. 10.
900: steady: natives. 81 O5as6 10: yearlngs.
IS 50 n 81: lambs; native 3 I5as7 G3.
. 900: steady: bulk. ss 25nss 80; heavy.
s. 4Odss so. packers and butchers. IS 30 q
S. 80: light. IS 20a$s 37il pigs. 81 5oass.
lCATTLE-Receipts. 900. including 900 south
erns: steady. prime fed steers 50 80 a 81 %
dressed beef. 81 250 s. so. Southern. So sou
IS: COWS 81 $5as7 80: heifers. SO 30 81;
stockers and feeders. ss 23ass: bulls S6a
81 so: calves SO 50dslo so sHEEP-Re-
ceipts. $500. strong lambs. 81 10ns7 so:
yearIings $50 81 -: wethers 81 % a s. 10;
ewes SJaS5 80.
CENTS 200 steady NEALS-Receipts, 500
active and 81 higher: S6dSl3 HOGs-Rs
CENTS 10 900: slow and . n Zoe higher. heavy.
50 4, 50 O5: mixed and Workers. s0qs9 10;
pigs IS a0aS9 10. roughs IS IL n - -
s.sPs So 5OnSI 80: daries IS 90I s? %.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 1000: SLOW
sheen steady. lambs f5c lower: lambs, 81 %
ass yearlinSs. s56s7 35; wethers. 81 - ~
So 80: ewes s3nS6. sheep. mixed, $da So %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-07
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that OF the debtor. the sec
ond that OF the creditor, and date "nen Juue
ment was filed IN New York County. 49,
Conried Metropolitan Opera CO.. N mann
Feb. .. 1914: 3. 800 IS.
Same-Same: Jan 5. 1914: 1913 ,o,.
Griffin Frank il. P. Morton; feo' = i'''
1929 A.
Market and Fulton Auto Trucking Co
Traube: oct Is 1918. $3.50 IS.
Same-l. Traube. oct. 10, 1878 N'loV ~. ,oS
MYERS. Emanuel il G. Baum. Feb. y ~
1855 -. "a
Rodger' John CIV. H. schlottmsn. Feb. TO-
1914: s., 49, 80 =
1912. S-i1 Il. go.
schwartz. Morris & Meyer-M FuashnlcN'
Feb. Is. 1914. sl4 So 900,
Walker. George HI. Mueller Fen H. 1917
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-07
CHICAGO GRAINS ADVANCE
Export Business Helps Wheat
Provisions Also UP.

Chicago. March s.-Sisns of renewal
of exports gave the wheat market to-day
an inward slant. Closing prices were
steady. u to sac over last night other
leading staples. too. all showed net
eair-corn a shade to /. oats. sc. and
provisions, ~ to l5c Range OF prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-07

sIGAR-While there Was said 10 be some
improvement in city deliveries. renners were
stiil away behind new business In rchnen
sugar was quiet and prices remained hh
changed at a. for fine granulstcd. In raw
renners were buyers of about fooco bags or
-ubas at 70 cost and freight. and about II,
OO0 bags Of Porto Ricos. due next week. AZ
equal To sole for centrifugal spot prices
Nerc 3oic for centrifugal and 2.3Hc for mo
lasscs In London beet sugar was quiet but
steady at as 2',d for March, rs 81 Tor April
and 80 3s.d for MAY, with the curb at - Fad
Tor March as 3i.d Tor MAY and p So tor
Ausust Wiilett 4 GRAY Total stock Of
Europe and America, a,aj3..3I tons. against
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-07

PROVIsIONS-Steadler . closing az slEnt
advance owing 10 an advance 81 20 10 points
I'm the hog market. PORK Steady Mess
s23as2s 50: family. s24as26: short. clear
$50 25ds22. BEEF-Mess. SlshSls %, FANNY,
mess S2sfis30 DRESSED HOGS-i2'. pl3'.c.
CUT MEATS-steady; i3tai4'Rc. PICkLEb
steady: special &c city csc. asked. coun-
nv GaGac LARD-Firmer: Middle West
10 Goa 10 zoe city FIRM: l0izc. Refined south
America. 15c. Continent, ll.lsc. Brszi. ssss
Uneasy. oloo sac. city lard, il'sc.
COTTONsEED OTI-lnactive. with small
nrice changes Local contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-07
Manhattan.

Ascot Manufacturing Co. Inc.-Horwtz < Lu-
barskv Waist and Dress Co Inc. go. SO y. -
BrettIer. BenjaminmH. >. Mcera~, >oI P, %,
Br ANA d. William via H-city Of New York,
p,,rDe Paul A.-same s27s y.
Rlitz. Benjamin-N. Elliott. sl37 50.
R,irriIl Charles d. Leonard. 1886 t3
Clark Charles L.-Automobhe owners supply
cd pspar'i Iacinte-Ludaig Baumann Co.
cotton. William IA de l.. Ayrault. 81. $50 H.
crosby stephen '. r.. and and Job, John Porterheld'
exrs-H. : Seymour. S2si.l14 ~.
rapotosto. Pasquale-N. \. Catoggio. 1886 So
De Gratresse j. Reginald-Metropolitan Life
Insurance CO.. S2l6 10
r & W Realty Coo r. Lambert. s3.fsS o..
Erie Railroad Cot. NJ Burtnott Sl020l -.
Flake Henry R.-City Of New York. s21s -.
Pagan. Thomas w-samaritan Hospital Of
Friedman. SARAH II. Andrews. 81 lss -
Feinstein. solomon American Hide and
Leather Co. s253 20.
Gabei Harry M.-Oxweld Acet,lene Co.
Gordon. samucl-H sruioyitz. et al s2i2 80.
Hirshfeld Ada and Dayid-H W. Fairfax
HAT & widder Co and Charles y. Hart w.
l.. ogden ct al, 1855 H.
Haggerty Iohn-City of New York, s.6s J.
Houghtalng. Edwin Nj. NJ. Glonnger 81
Johnson Isaac C., & Col Forreri. 81 lb 81.
Johnston GEORGE calentanO, 1924 -
Zones Ads-I.udwig Baumann x CO.. se62 g.
Iacohz Norman IL. T.. Worth. ct al. 500 81
knights Eliza-E. ". Hyer. ct al. $500 70.
Iavson William-Sveet. Orr a Co, $40 &.
Lewis. Dora-Lons lsihhn SchHhoi" %
S2l3 81.
urDonaid Realty Co and William i. Melon
adm A. Van Horson. sl.2o' =.
New York Central 4 Hudson River Railfosi
Cor Robinson se6.9 TO-
Now YORK Mail Co Texas Co, il.656 @.
Mischow. Nathan 'ity of New York k@a 80
Nargolics Edward-E \. Kelly 81 a. s1o' 3.
Nurrsv John--F. Scheland II al, $500 II.
NuIligan. Elizabeth " W. Farley, Sl.s-o ~.
nolan. STRAIGHTFORWARD Baking Co, 500 ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-07

Weakly noyemsnt figures OF the New 1oih
Cation Exchange: Port receipts. l52.2'O Dales;
against fO1 go last year: overland TO mus anu
canada Il 49, AGAINST 6S2 last year, South-
ern mill takings j3OOo against oV.VV1 10,
wear: loss Of stock A, interior towns. S',fsf,
s0ainst IL IN last wear: brought into slSht for
the week. 1911 30 against 1901 last Nedt..
Total CROP movement: Port receipts s9i4 w"
bales n OG3 added Pensacola. against So.
I3O last wear. overland TO mills and Canaua,
500 700 (2s 600 added against s9s9'- idst
year. southern mill takngs, 2,1sO.op, against
. 100 900 last wear: stock at interior towns IN
excess OF September /. $40. I6I, against 90 -
q GAG burned): brought into sight mus lar io'
season - s9s 652. against u OO3,s56 last year.
Liverpool cables: Spot in good demanu' 49, 49,,
Il coo bales speculation ana eApondoo 80
American. 1900 total includes f,oy0 mo-
late Yesterday: imports. 5,OOO; American !,
n1o Niddling upland. 699d Futures openeu
quiet. unchanged to y point higher ~"
orist at net unchanged TO y point nisnei'
STsrch and Narch-April SGD. Aprll.Mss
g 5cisd. Nay-June 6 56i2d June-July' o.3I1
TrIv-August 64Id: August-SeptemDer o.2,u'
entember-October, 26d; Octooer-N oVen ,e'
Il isisd. November Dec ember. b.lid, peCe", rt
January and January-F ebruary. o.l-i2d'
ruarv-March. 6.14d; March-April 81" ga.
Nanchester-Yarns quiet and unchahsed'
cloths stealtcT.
New Orleans. March s.-After early stesola
oass the cotton market fell off under tue
threatened Investigation OF future eAcnshses
H.. Congress Much lorg cotton vas throw n
o,orboard and bears sold large quahttes 81
cotton short At the lowest or the uay ~, .t'e
art,e, stood AZ a net loss Of i2nl3 points. me
niab lovels we're only 1ff6 points over yester-
DAVIS close. The close Vas steady AZ he' ue
int
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-07
BUSINESS REVERSES

HIGH J. AWLER-Builder. Of 40. sod
MACY Place Bronx. filed a petition, win ia
hufties OF sos 099. and no assets Most oi
The debts were incurred IN buiding siN
story apartm mt house at the southwest COT
p.r of Broadway and lG9th street me
Ge~nanfs Life insurance Company had a
mortgage on it of S225 900 -
SAMUEL KLEIN-Sa.csman. OF No. ~
West nth street. filed a petition, win M
biIities of $40 23s and 70 assets. lie was
formerly a partner In the firms OF strum-
,aseer Klein a. Co. cloak manufacturers,
and ~ Klein & Mandeibaum .,
JOHN J.. RADERMACHER corporation
4 petition was filed against John J.. kader
to.cher a corporation. manufacturer OF Ded
ding AT Nos II and 10 Horato street The
CORPORATION made an assignment on Inurs-
dav Liabilities. $50 00o. and nominal assets
about the same. ..., .
JACOBS & TARNOW-A petition was
led against Jacobs & Tarnow. Jewellers, az
NJ 40 Maiden Lane. Liabilities are saiu
70 he $40 600 and probable assets $1,000.
AMOUNTS UNDER $4,000.
THE SILVER SHIRT COMPANY-Manu-
f,cturer of shirts. at Nos. 100 and lOs At
tornsy street assigned Liabilities, s2'oOo'
and assets. $500. ~.l,,,,>.v
THE KOERBER NUT MEAT COMPANY
No 1870 Franklin street, assigned 10 DAME
f. Angiin The company was Incorporated
on October = 1894. with capital Of $1,000
ERNEST = SEHLMEYER-Grocer. al no.
i74S Second avenue. filed petltion' Win
lie hilftfos 81 Gas and assets. g.. OBI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-07
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings of
Various Corporations.

The annual meeting of the United Rail
ways and Electric Company. Of Balti-
more. is reported TO be held in that city
on April g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-07
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.

The following judgments for amounts or
more than 500 were filed yesterday, the
first name being that of the debtor:N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-07
Public Service Corporation.

Public Utility Commissioners Of the
State Of New Jersey have denied an ap-
plication of the Public Service Corpora
ton for permission TO issue mortgage
covering thirty-fve cars and securing
500 e0 bonds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-07
West Virginia Gas Question.

\ question now before the Public Utili-
ties Commission of West Virginia for de
cision is whether the price of natural gas
produced in that state and consumed in
PENNSYLVANIA and Ohio is TO be increased
Many thousands of consumers I'm and
about Pittsburgh are affected.
Alabama Traction, Light and Power.
One of the largest water power projects
in the South is the hydro-electr devel-
opment of the Alabama Power Company.
a subsidiary Of the Alabama Traction,
Light and Power Company. After COM
pletion it is proposed to deliver current
to Birmingham from its generating sta
ton at Lock u on the Coosa River. in
addition TO furnishing a large amount OF
current TO the Birmingham Railway.
Light and Power Company. Operations
will probably begin the latter part OF
March.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-07
NEW YORK PRICEs.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEARANChs.
FLOUR AND MFAL-lnactive,

FLOUR AND NEAL haciNe' ny uh"'
,aiing onlv FOR immediate requirements
snrins natents. 81 7Oqs4 90; winter strsights.
81 a5Gs4 so: winter patents. 81 .Dps4 ~
spring clears, 81 20Qsi 80, extra 70 winter.
81 s5Gs3 50: No >, 50 35nS3 So kansas
81 40GS6 BUCKWHEAT Ftol r - Dull;
s. s5ms3 per 100 ID. RYE FLoU R-stesdy B
Fair to good, SO 30aS3 80; choice 10 fanc,
81 5jas3 20 CORNMEAl--steady kiln drled
81 ~ BAG MEAL-Stesdy. fne white AMI
yellow 81 45qSl 20; coarse. 81 fogSl -.
FEED-Western firm: bran 10 arrive. 100 ln
sacks 81 so: standard middlng, $50 40; hour
do 500 red dog $50 city, frmer; bulk.
s2s 90. sacks $50 80; mddlng, S2i1sO, ,ed
dog 500 so: oil meal. S3ldS3l 30
COTIEE-Showed a sagging tendency ana
closed Al the lowest point with net losses OF !
10 . points The trade professed 10 attach
little importance 10 the reports ~ political
disturbance. In Brazil. but IL was apparent
ina, traders we're not disposed 10 take chance
ON the long side Cost and freight offers were
steady. at unchanged 10 > points higher. Win
santos As and So At HOO. A. At II DC -
and As Al II .6Dc 20 II cents. and Rio IS ~
) 20 10 ; Sc Havre was p 10 = franc high
or earlv but closed net unchanged 10 . a.
vance. while Hamburg was up = 10 =
pfennig spot market quiet. with Rio ~ quotel
az cents. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-07
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL. MARKET REPORT.
New York March q. 1874
GRAN - MHEAI - The maMs MAs "


GRAIN - WHEAT 80 The news Was Of a
besrish character. hut there was an absence o.
selling pressure. 2 very steady undertone pre-
vailed and closing prices were ~ about the
hign OF the session with net gains Of "a '.c
The better feeling IN the face or opposing IN
huences was belize Ell 20 be due TO hrnef
technical position Foreign markets ere gener~
ally lower There was some disposition 70 even
up Tor over the government report on farm re
serves duo this afternoon. and it was the con
sensus Of opinion that tho report viii be bear
ish cash ,harkct No . hard winter wheat was
ST % elevator domestic. No ! Northern Du-
luth 81 o. o af0at. opening Of navigation.
No / Northern Manitoba. 81 o3as o b ahoai.
GORN-Mo,ed within a narrow range bur on
the whole was steady. and closing figures were
net unchanged 10 &c higher. Argentine corn
was being offered quite freely at prices rams
ing from zoe. T. March shipment, down 70
66iic for July cash No yellow was quoted
a. 5Oisc T. 10 arrive. OATS Moderately
active and steady Cash market quiet; stand
ard white iGni6iac: No ., 4B2p1Ic' No -
45isG iGc. No g. $685.. ordinary clipped
asa nc: fancy clipped sGdis &c; all elevator.
RYk-Easy: 40 Western, 6sc. = New
Work. EXPORT BARLEY Steady mating 63n
75c ( T. Buffalo BUCKNHEAT-stead
silver hull 81 80: mixed. 81 93; japanese, ~ 'S
TS2 %. Wheat Including four exports Tor
the week according 10 Bradsreets were .,
57s 1877 Xushels against 2.941 .965 last week
and GS9 07s last wear. since July ], lsoes5
67s against lG7 800 49, last season. Corn eN.
norts Cor the week 60 S33 bushels. against
% 10 last week and . So $50 last season. since
rnlv I . O23 1s5 against % O63 last season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-07
PITTSBURGH STOCKS.
TORONTO STOCKS.

Furnished by J. j. Carew. No. a Broad street,
COBALTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-07
RAILROADS.
AlISCELLANEOTc

g. 900 All g & W | 80. 67i2 s1iz 614s 61ss |
900 c j & : - 'l5.l00i. 1901. 1901. b0l+ ,
J 900 Cent VI A. reg. 8 So SO So
1000 Dom Coal 5s..... ssls sSia 9sia ssls
1000 Mass Gas ii2s '29 s5is 96ls e6is s6is
5000 Miss Power 5s... SO So So 81
200 y f Tel 5s 1882. .l0l 1o l0l 1ol |
1000 shan & Ariz SIS. a - % "a
900 In Fruit 4iss %. aji4 81. e5ls e5< |
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-07

Albany. March 6-The following incor-
porations were fled with the Secretary
of State to-day.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-04

Eills' Mrs. Henry Deceive. Mr.. and
MRS Howard Gambler, Mrs. Josephine
Purse, Mrs. Thaddeus Horton. Mr.. and
MRS. Ransom Wright, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Hynds, Mr.. and Mrs. Shep-
ard Bryan, Mrs. John Oliver. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Grady Mr. and Mrs. Err
nest woodruff, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
woodruff, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry s.
Johnson, Jr, Mr. and Mrs. A. B.
Sims, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Bicker-
staff, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic J.
PaXon, Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Charles Wheat
ley, Mr. and Mrs. James d. Palmer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Peoples. Mr..
and Mrs. James r. Williams, Mr.. and
Mrs. James f. Hickey, Mr. and Mrs.
Stewart McGinty, Mr. and Mrs. George
>. Lowndes. Jr., Mr. and Mrs Toul-
man Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Guy
King, Mr.. and Mrs Robert L. Cooney,
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Haverty, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Lewis, Mr. and Mrs William
Drake, Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Nc
Kenzie, Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn Flagler, Mr.
and Mrs Andrew Calhoun, Mr.. and
Mrs. Holland Lowndes, Messrs. Jo-
seph Brown Connally, Stanley Ma
thewson, Bowie Martin, A. ]. John
son, George Harrison. Carl Ram
speck Henry Peoples, Marsh Adair,
Charley Moon, Andrew Nicolson,
Frank O'Keefe. Wallace Draper Ed
ward Barnett, Edward Alfriend,
Stewart Witham and Louis Gregg.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-04
T0MENy NyWy~TiE SOCIAL WORLD
GREET6 JOHN DREW
IN PLEASING DOUBLE BILL

--., The theater still holds its
among the attractions for de-
r,sss of the dance was proved Tues
~. NIGHT when representative au-
,e asthered at the Atlanta The
- t 60 eJohn Drew, the actor, in
't 5o1rfa roles The Tyranny of
,,,--' and The VIII" While the
...cmbIage could not boast of num-
Esrs thcy were most appreciative lis
,srers I'M the past the women have
..,rr their evening gowns and have
,,s5s quite social event of John
nrsots coming, but this year they
'or,s II tailored suits to make de-
~grtfl.v informal occasion.
Among the people seen in the au
4t.roa we're Misses Katherine Ellis,
r.,r,. u Harris, Emma Kate Amor
,rs Louise Riley, Mary Butler, Miss
,-.,r, Of New York; Harriet Cal
s,-7 Virginia Bowman, Marian Phin-
FL or Augusta; Elise Brown, Pencil
,cs clarke, Annie Laurie Robinson,
pororFy Hartman. May Atkinson, Ruth
isv.s Rosa Kingsbery, Clifford West
rr,-sree Bradley, Mr.. ana Mrs. Will
lam g.. Hall and their guest, Mrs,
r5tb Collins Fiske, of Louisville.
vy.. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wood and
heir guest, Mrs. George Carlton, Of
Detroit. Miss Jeanette Lowndes, Mr..
and Mrs Hugh Richardson, Mr.. and
Mrs John W. Grant, Mr.. and Mrs.
rn-rer Rosser, Jr., DIR. and Mrs. w. S.
colasmith Mr. and Mrs. e. W.
Moore Mrs William Tilt, Mrs. Frank
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-04
SIDELGHTS on 80
GEORGIA ST.
YIN
AW JAMES B. NEyN KY
az JAMES B. NEVTN

present Attorney General having an
nounced for Senator.
Mr. Felker was chairman of the
Committee on Constitutional Amend
ments in the Senate of l910-19l1, and
his friends think that he is we'll fitted
for the Office Of Attorney General, If
he should aspire to such position.
Judge Andrew j. Cobb. who for a
number of years was Supreme Court
Judge of Georgia, and is now prom
inent attorney and member of the
University of Georgia law faculty, IS
being urged by numerous friends over
the state to enter the race for Gov
ernor as "a fusion candidate OF the
Smith and Brown factions"
He is said never to have allied him
self with either side, and was prom.-
nently mentioned as a successor 10
the late Senator Bacon
Judge Charles L. Bartlett, of Bibb,
Congressman from the Sixth District,