The evening world. Newspaper, July 29, 1913, Page 9

DEMANDS PROBE. OF MPADOO CHARGE AGAST BANKERS Gisela "Hin Henry Wants New York Financiers Well Grilled. CALLS FOR THE FACTS. Chaigman Glass Says His ttee Is Too Busy to Be Diverted. ¢ WASHINGTON, July @.—Investige- tton @f Georetary McAdoo’s charges Representative Henry, aide to the ae ealied ineurgent Democrats om the Bouse Banking Committee Caaieman Glass, however, declared the hed tte hands full coneider- ing the, Adminietration Currency bill and G14 not propose to be diverted. He and other members of the committee, however, made it plain that they shared the Secretary's opinion as to the rea- @ens for the depression. “The Secretary of the Treasury should upon the stand before the committee ané grilled most thoroughty tn order ‘that the American people may know the exact facts about this controversy. The Geeretary can, end doubtless will, dem- ‘exactly how these gentlemen the market, put up and down Prices of United States bonds and con- pai financial destinies of the Amer- people.” Seca BANKERS AMUSED AT M’ADOO’S CHARGES. New York bankers are seeking no open fight with Secretary of the Treasury MeAdoo, though he charges they are using devious methods to bear United States 2 per cent. bonds in an effort to @iscredit the Administration's Cur- teacy dill, now pending. ‘Without exception the heads of the Jargest national banks in New York today refused to comment on the Sec- retary’s atatement. for quotation. The bankers realize that with the tremen- dows power he can wield as Govern- ment head of the national banking sya- tem Secretary MoAdoo is {n a position to make things extremely unpleasant, ebould he see fit, and they want no open break with him. The dank presidents, howeve: ment that they are depressing the price of Wir own ccuritien, since a vast majority of the Government “twos” are \nel@ by national banks ee security for @hetr own iemue ef national bank notes. 3 te an open eecret in Wall street ‘that the break between the larger na- ttenal danke and Secretary McAdoo ts becomiag wider dally. Secretary Mc- "8 proposed currency reforms have with the most bitter opposition | @ imagingdle in the financial district, whieh @eclare the measure, if passed, orae place the entire control of the Yarger nationa} dank. tn the hands of the Government and not ip the hands ef the bank directors, Be gertous tp the opposition to this “contralinatioW of power,” as bankers \describe !t, that reports have been earrent in Wall etreet that the Na- Bank and other immense tutions will abandon their national bank charters and reiacorpo State banks if the proposed .., Tour appetite and by t ‘Dofore each meal. mixture com dingotved tn a belt pint of which te added alfa cr. of sugar ie hot water to it will cleanse the heagee the glow of health te yur bi geod for the com- plexion, too. if your akia te rough, see reply to Grace. very jes you, but do con lent oxerciae and éxaggerated | \ au ‘spoentul the course until you reach normal weight. 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Final July Clearance Sales TUESDAY, JULY 29, All Prices Now in Vogue for the July Mark-Down Sale Are Reduced Still Deeper for the Last 2 Days We take stock August Ist, and that is why we put forth such drastic price reductions. “We want no Summer merchan- dise carried cam the order from the management. Just 2 days left to bring stocks still lower and it iv entirely to your advantage to come and buy at the ridiculously low prices quoted on desirable merchandise Don’t Fail to Attend the Greatest. AugustFurniture Sale Savings Average from 25% to 50% Velour Rope Portiere on every. article on our vast Fifth Floor. This is the greatest sale of its kind ever planned in this city. The prices are tremendously low—in fact, such low prices were At a Small Price | Made of velour oa \ .00 cord, in a style exactly as illustrated. n be had in never before known on Furniture of such dependable qualities. Empire green, olive, red and Chase Leather Couches Reduced from $25 I | Elegantly polished quartered oak lies 98 AY carved as pictured, covering gf Spani Renaissance & Point d’Esprit 4. lace trimmings, in white only mounted on guaranteed jet remnants of various No Orders Takes ty Less Than 8 §-Plece Seite. H absolute and entire satisfaction. $15.00 Seamless Brussels Rugs, Reed an Pullman chase leather in colors to suit. Lace Curtains, Pa! 7 Q Linen Window Shades spring rollers. Assorted Summer cortsiaing Values range up to fillers. large J gain. In fact we challenge our } Orders must be peel ia in person at this of good quality, durable stripe damask. Size 9x12, at Baby Carriages in all sizes lly, designed frames of birch with fine itors to di eles t price. 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