Evening Star Newspaper, October 1, 1924, Page 11

v - name amending it to render inoperative the wisest provisions of its unglnnl framers." “One of the proposaly which em- body the evidence of these fatal ten- dencies iz the so-called child labor amendment. It is meint to restrict production and compel uneconomic advances in wages and to expand the powers of the Jederal Government "E KNOX CHOSEA | TOHEADBANKRRS 222 New A. B. A. Executive Is| o fuisirs i oot o o et . an nlightened country except for President of Bowery Sav- ings, New York. the fact that 70 per cent of the quali- | fied voters are taking no_interest in their Government. This 70 per cent includes for the most part the more | responsible clements of society manufacturers, bankers, professi and business men. b | Uninformed on Iswues. prestaentyols thouBomenyes “Bankers, manufacturers and busi- | k of New York City, today|ness men have been so abserbed by | elected president | their individual responsibilities and | Bunkers' Associa- | problems 1n connection with their | of Birmingham, | own selfish interests that they gen- | shosen first yice president. | erally are uninformed 5 to what iu about them. They don't | oy Suxosiotn . Orth isturbed until after the clection, | s ARk hen they et together | as elested second and puwss more denunciatory Mr. Wells has beer 3 resident for the last ¥ tion automaticaily advanc- its chief exceutiv Arthur Reynolds, pre Continental Tank of Ch wdventy should William E unanimously Melvin A ident » associa- tion and | Was on today's pro Hutions committee 0 report to the general convention hicers. sident of the National | politic; W what banking | of bank knowing what | Brunkhorsi | Bank over 1 of a national organization whe ditors was urged by R. H without T hanking is.” % “from | B8 i proposal.” o lag dicine me under the division | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, their problema in simple and under- standable fashion, the mystery has largely disappearcd. In itg place have come confidence and” under- standing, which make for the best interests’ of both the bank and its customers. “One incident to this new attitude is the goneral appreclation of the Federal Reserve system's usefulness. It has demonstrated itself as the stabilizing and unifying factor of our monetary and financial structure dur- ing a period which, without it, would certainly have been marked by dis- tross and disasters. Instead of these we have seen our monetary system accepted as the world's stundard. We ave been able to place every reli- ance in the soundness of our banks and their ability to adapt themselves to the most extraordinary require- ments “Our financial establishment “as- sumes from year to year a constantly larger part and significance in the realm of international business and { financing. This is an inevitable re- sult of conditions which have placed { in our hands so great a control over | rves of credit and | the world's re monetary capacity. Aid for World. “Wiclded with the same wisdom and care in the future as heretofore, these forees will contribute power- fully to the rehabilitation of money systoms, of credit and of business throughout the world. They will do this, moreover, to the advantage both of our own country and of others. “1 feel, therefore, that in extend ing my good wish d confidence t the great banking interests of Amer- ica L am also expressing a generous and helpful purpose toward the con | auspi ring house scc- loans 10| tion of the The pro that there awai the miake diree n the accounting pr 1 ng the next decade for T executives for industrial o ations would be greater than ;xl at from any oth has been farnr. Hits at ¢ hones s of ut the tures of nprovement, th due to its faith and ready he ndme entitled b ter from the President was Mr. eds Walter W You Knox, r as born in Who suec York work in a o b e Bow. s Tank in 1885, and durine ars with that institution has every position started will, nent that th toward th v at of the bankers toward both . and @ calamity Even so great has had so Sees Confidence Bred. is not £ was @ S0 many vears since deal of a mys- najority of business thanks to the policy was X tionist Called “Arch Demagogue.” the h v their misapplied | thing inst which citizenry try 1 hurl its r nee,” he contin is the imp curring atte of charlatans in varic weaken the arm of our courts devised statutes to the Constitution her s d OVERSTUFFED FURNITURE From Factory to Home We are N.ow Displaying the Very Latest in Tapes- tries, Jacquard Velours and Mohairs E S .00 3-piece Suites, specially priced as low as..... $l 10 3-piece Mohair Suite, combination or all-over 5225.00 mohair Boudoir Chairs, covered in denim or satin........,. 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Formal approval of the proposal to float half of the forthcoming $200,000,000 loan to the German govarnment in the United States was contained in com- mittee reports submitted to the execu- tive council of the Bankers' Association vesterday. Recommendations that American bankers have nothing to do with the financing of Russia as long as the pres- ent Soviet government remains in power were contained in’the report. The council also received a report from the protective committee recommend- Ing that centrul bureaus of identificution be organized to provide bankers and usiness men with information. the part of busii culture is absolutely all business was str Meredith, form cuiture, in an add: Zemo, the Clean, that cleanses soothes the Soon after the fir you will find that irritatic { Blackhea Eczema, Blotc | 2 Criminal depredations against banks | WOrm and. similar skin reached the peak during the past year, [ disappear reports suid. 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