The evening world. Newspaper, November 13, 1913, Page 1

WILSON HOPEFUL OF MEXICAN PEACE WEATHER naettleds showers to. FIN EDITION. WEHATHER<Unsettiod; showers FINAL EDITION. jc “ Circulation Books Open to All? | . Circulation Book Open to All.” ——) __PRIOE ONE CENT. Cor a NEW YORK, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1913. 22 PAGES PRICE ONE CENT. HUERTA GONE AGAIN, rod ™ in Pte Notice of Fire He Boe Pst AD FROM MORGAN (opecly PuesOata pa. by an Evening World desvan la ) TO END TROUBLE sN President Makes It Clear That the : y 5 Dictator Will Be Eliminated— Rumor That Huerta Will Board a German Ship. WASHINGTON, Nov. 13,—There is a material improvement in) the Mexican situation, This statement was authorized by President Wil-| son this afternoon, The President said: “There are elements in the Mexican situation which make me very hopeful. 1 helleve that we will be able to reach an agreement which will clear the entire matter up” That was as far as the President cared to be quoted. It was made ; plain, however, that the agreement to be reached will involve the elimi-! 2 nation of Huerta and everything he represents from the Government cll Mexico City. While declining to discuss any of the information on which he based jnis optimistic attitude the President was plainly far more cheerful this afternoon than at any time since he sent John Lind to Mexico. be known Cia | must prevent the convening of the » had re newly elected Mexican Congress. ng that the| Mo reply was forthcoming. This Government’s| was explained by Huerta’s repre- Forced Into Bankruptcy Because It Could Not Float Securities for a $20,000,000 Railway Scheme It Sought to Promote. ASSETS MORE THAN $250,000 ONLY ARE ACKNOWLEDGED Applicants for Receivership Claim, $661 Due—A. Leo Everett ie ed Receiver Under $75,000 Bond. H. B. Hollins & Co., one of the most esteemed brokerage hoinel ia Wall Street, was forced into bankruptcy to-day because it could not float securities of new properties it had promoted or sell other securities it had in its vaults. The lifelong friend and associate of Mr. Hollins in both business and social life, J. P. Morgan, the elder, is dead. The new oa wee_ explained by Murine repre: firm of Morgan & Go. did not come to the rescue. Marilee | Provisional President ‘could not : a —_—— —_—--- “lies SS - ae | The Mabilities are Axed at about $5,000,000, and the assets are suld to F a-| be founa.” 3 werted | —— “ 50,000," Hien by. thls Government OF any eel Gervies of she aotles | ’ | Cost ue Elect $270 and He Hollins & Co, are the first ot Wall Street firms to succumb to the Trouee officiata that no iediation hat] 4m Metal notification was pub- H | > 3 = ¢ ¢ S counuy TS Fee ee atv ie ba TEA aA Bete Godny “ndie partes | I R ‘ SECOND COUSIN, s It on His Expense stagnation and dry rot that pervades the entire security market. Ordly understood that the purleys thus far a few of the more prominent issues of stocks and bonds have a selling with aie Conetitusianaliet have 1 setae en Get Merce comectia ates | Account. pon the Stock Exchange, while unlisted securities are abs ilutely ie Sioa Smee ENSE TOWED — fh : L iastl de phetemuali aera ‘ + | Mov, 15, im their respective houses | GETS LIC the protection of fore’s | tm order to effect their organisa- REACT AL SESERA ‘a The firm had the highest respect and confidence ot prominent finan. President Wilson prepared a state by a ment setting forth the attitude of the i ount Joun Parroy| Ciers, but during the last two or three years it has been known in the sa itiok qande It is aot known whether this - Soo . “ aed, or] M # filed tostay with Count “| ° i: ile United states, but it biker ne = aR Sie b 6 fen idcaes co Ot Plucky Horsewoman Will be. Tie one Other Vessels|* 1 released, or | Mity vs \ ' “ dl " " ney Street that their operations were more or less cur led by prevailing con- public as Fetes wy oF whether it was actually pre- : rE. R. Dick WenlyrOne bi . ; ty ' a Hie total expenses! ditions, Only two months ago a change took place in the personel of thé held “for the prexe! Se | of CK , ‘ i UT One SUSI, and the largest sine . No reason for the oh ot, WekeeP Oe Ot the, Brees } Bride of F. R. Dick, Were Wrecked, Dut Their si ! ease A o, pasa Partneship, KR, R. Govin, one of the active members, retired, and his > "s plan was & sre HiIl Ain on ® one pate ie 2 Waite House, sual tetore ee Navy Paymaster, Crews Escaped. : ee Arana} to Jahn Cooper for physical training] Place was taken by younger men, W. K. Kutzlub, A. H Walburg and the proposed statement w, S . ; rolses betweer andy & Mather Company, | and box “I John A. Aull Secretary Bryan receive qercnes) from Wiliam Layard Fi Mee keenly ae wins poner were ‘ x he eve a coon iiccteat candinate pant to pe {NOT DUE TO SLUMP IN MEXICAN SECURITIE snl te pai Mu Det ree ae een Mic tee Nelson ads ORSE ORY Wrank B. Miller, for atitutionalists at [pete y / % YShauglnessy, the Ame by O'Shaughnessy at A whether thelr contents had to do witn |watraties, wax the German Minister to Mjudden change was not dixclon Mexico, Admiral Paul von Hints, who “ithe tate ment Was said at the W arrived before My, O'Shaughnesgy vat] House to be informative in chara taken his breakfast, While first reports were that the hes vy slump in Mexican securities had caused the collapse, this was denied by the firm's statement thar several years ago it had withdrawn trom its previously large interests in Mexico, $l; to Dr GJ. Malmar, van Charge "DEVILS CAST OUT Sena i medical treatment, Su BY FAST AND PRAYER i mr Tr | rains The most recent undertaking of Hollins & Co. was the flotation of the but it was undersiood that it might ah de ed See sh SOurae CE tse and cage Natlonal Properties Company, a $20,000,000 corporation organized under outline the future policy of the United pret ; es ue vie ae = Were Seven of Them in. ¢ the laws of Delaware. ‘This company was formed to take over the street *Omeials who were asked about re- | 6 fon of the dissolution nse Omaha Woman Shi ter and rallway Ines of Wilmington, Del.; of Chester, Pa, and of Media, Pa., with ports that the Embassy was to be an, Sonarens jl Nov AT AgD Gon a A thelr connecting interurban links; also certain street rallway lines ip closed declared that if sucn a add SaaS Ma Nay N re Gone i Pittsburgh, comprised in the Pittsburgh City Light and Power (% ‘ompany. finally decided upon by the. er ‘ OMMIAL Ne No Tie Then there was thrown in with these rallways the Water Company of! it should not be coma Mr. Lind’s reply to this was the 1 irles W. Savidie, a tava Tonopah, Nev Seg Any e Oe presentation of the demands m, ‘ ‘ aime t ' yee . . Pe Of tio Uuited Bunton to Ave SIPETAROS | Ree Unieed @ieeae, a la feony Harthh: Lieu HAD ONLY LITTLE MORE THAN $4,000,000 SUBSCIBED, relations with the Hu sl 5 ‘accompanied b; M rihoritlente eiaret The company authorized the issue of ten inilllons of preferred stock and 4 future. ton wast, Ent mn rormee fs She We Ie ny ten millions of common stock, At its last report in June it bad outstand HUERTA AGAIN = = ! | ing only $1,849,000 5 REPORTED MISSING (Continued on second Page, erred dnd $2,438,200 common, making total outstand. Hf ton He ail ine nersunatiy any of {INR stock of $4,087 Mt of the proposed twenty millions ; FROM THE PALACE Wertia “a a tl ss muh The of erat i Sonipany. are ae Horn ily, Precldent, (vine 4 i : Pat v7 Havemeyer, Vice-President; ’, Busch, Secretary and Treasurer; H MEXICO CLTY, Nov teports that| AYOR KLINE MAKES ; heat n. Huerte had fi the Federal M ; minted i it avg wise a) 7 Ii, Hollins, Transfer Agent, ‘These officers, with Alfred H. Newburger of . f i I are ' ‘ New York, John J Henderson and John Gribbel of Philadelphia, H. Py W. Wilson of Wilmington aud A. ¢ this afte fter a BUS absence, capital we 4 un Robinson of Pittaburghy - wh s > constituted the directors, [ut she-stestonn Pals sae ; A circular was lasued & few sionths ago by Hollins & Co. offering $100 but he Jonet be found this: afte sa fir wy vi % ot ¢ VOTED FOR HARRY THAW jot rred stock and $40 of common stock for the single price of 996. noon, em tt . ton ' A failure of thiy character has been anticipated in financial circles f Rumors that ten, Hue nae f ‘ cles for i. nan % it ye iba bara or P ni t AND MRS. PANKHURST) ome time, Beekinan, Henken, & Grigcont, counsel for the banking house, ; wvrent here ft ssued the following statement eval ane These have oe " : G Uy , z W Fs re fitsan The tailure was due to the withdrawal of large di hus greatly ing te t ne i f \ . ) AAPA Is vane ” Judge Hartman “i “ t 1 Mu i ; we : D \ na the firm's working capital, which is largely invested in securtties any routine action, {t pried Mavor K yi lite, eer ; hy could not be readily sold in the present mark: as probabe that ” we Moe ' WW M Poe tathure ume op wit ©] Was fled today there was also fled usual haunts in due tine a Wiha i ‘ nintia f ‘admission by the firm thet it At noon the Ain i s 4 \ oe Fri " wan in nt faires, Nelson (sh SLs ' on el te filing of the that there tel © date GREATEST LOSS OF LIFE WAS , w tr © yap 1s Hide’ Hougir ee 6 cont flanon lets wane Let Mant di ' OM LAKE HURON > ow |W eamiting COW. Sweet ut No, [HApers | ae aa eas by inp | Msi tthe oft * \ ' FOR RACING SE PAGE \, eit ah Hrowhway; Hy 1. Tang tor: MAT Ahwans ee juttiaan toes in regard to tis Mex Bt CORP apis! M Maven a Y > ol ; ret ues | s¥eat sane HMunadrent nile arity, His ie Axed at thee HUERTA'S ABSEN au F Mt \ kom the 1 ‘ ' . meine 1, New NATIONAL BANK OF MEXICO LIND TO LEAVE. ts \ ' ; $12 en sO" coats & ‘Suits, $5. eI taiat rec ueenl The claims uf there sod WITHDREW $2,000,000. Huerta's ‘ , ew ne toad! tis ‘3 my yor month the ' 0 > in maid to Hollins Canvansara{! to have been the n aeualdn in vho al \re mount on deposit by the ba: ver of the City Hall, | a the time the bankruptcy petition The @gm hae deem recegnised for sey- Point aux Barpues f thirty heed, The pWar ven | worth, oi Ballot ba | crow Medias cig, were either steane'e thag wont BI fe Han test demand [on clook, ma ind Friday, 47 bs aie Hall workers, iB rt Ten Ekek, who hee been « way, cor, WALL STREET BANK FAILS FOR $5,000,000: ASSETS $250,000 | ee ra ee