The evening world. Newspaper, March 17, 1914, Page 4

_THE EVENING WORLD, | "1 if private ink su; le e presen’ to reserve | i SCANDALS a Me eae ee é meen at . Lapvernite BROOKLYN BRIDGE mbly yesterday Some slight [same of first, secon bygone town banks were exempted SHOWN CONTINU: ool fe he a TO BE DOUBLE DECKED |techneat changes were made by the| pop) | Senate Committee to-day, but In gen- | purveyor ang Hews toed roposed logisiation provides} law merely permitting the State to Pt by ie State Banking determine when & private banker te " about to become insolvent. To per- | Department over private banks in/mit such # situation to continue foi and third|/an unnecessury day would be a mis —>- | personal regard for some of the private bankers Insti +g T ke demands of rural logislator who|argument. for delay shoud, prevent | Promenade to Be on the Top | refused to support the supervision|the immediate enactment of leg Senate aly Sidetracks| demanded by citien. New York City /%0n, Which will afford depositors in and Trolley Cars Will same protection Private banks will be required to keep positors in sav- 7" oy General Revision to Push [2°15 per cent. reserve and also 10 Ina tice, "The inte cannot afford Run There, Too. ' = 2 mi se Oo ee cot ued recog- Be the Pollock Bill. | per cent. with the State Comptroller. nition of ‘ayo aitenaea «- To exempt the large Wall street | with |firme that aro not primarily banks of deposit, although doing some bank- BIG LOBBY 1S AT WORK law will not apply te those whose average deposite are more than| FIRST Jean than $1,000. Leginlature is called the Walker bill. | 94, Tt te full of jokers and is being ‘These cables can stand twice the Samuel M. Williams. | pushed by certain private bank 5 five and one-half furlongs.—|strain to which they are now being F Darrenpondert of The Den Te vou, OES ca k Cine oe Brother, 106 (Doyle), 10 to 1,| subjected. ‘The double decking of wt sn N, Y., March 17.—Legis-| tively endeavor! ks following the Siege! scan- | this message to the Legislative com- | 3 boot te fepid progress to-day and | mittee to-day: then struck & snag. | “Under the first Walker bill, Senate Banking Committee de-| the Siegel and Bischoff private @Me to pass at this session, but to ees on ent ote Senator There’s But One there is hardly a private banker of the group that the committee has strongly felt should be regu- under this bill.” began looking Pein the Biegel failures, behalf of these poor depositors the Attorney-General will move promptly and vigorously.” When Senator Pollock this after-| } hoon reported the committee's bill and asked for quick advancement to third reading objection was made b; Senator Argetsinger of Roches and Senator Coats of Saranac Lak In response to many ma tio! of surprise and protest Argetsinger | Myer. ,.\' withdrew. bye objection. 5 ying he had made ane t it was and what agreement he refused to 5 ere of the Senate tried to get Coute to ingly od but he maintained op- To @ newspaper corre- don't, care to discuss ar rl ‘pabilce- ‘This pee dpengtetd epposition set the | { to regular order and the Voor will caataver ‘to wi) it by delays. Vornictousty | eee lobbylete are ore uncer toe tral of two weeks. One representative of t private bankers boidiy made hia head- quarters in the office of the Clerk of the Assembly. Private detectives have been en- | ra of the reform to member of a 'prominen law firm and the other the represent- ative of a firm of private bankers brokers. and note GIEGEL CASE SHOWS NEED OF \W, SAVS GLYNN. Gov, Glynn's message was com-| mented upon as not containing any | specific recommendation. He simply called attention to the scandalous gonditions existing and left it to the| oar? fa to devise its owm remedy. hit 4 ire New ‘York City whi failed eoveral” plies 2 dl pevege to Gere | @ new reasen immediate act woolle d pe taken % fea the the dfeatar wi ‘eho ete thease do: “It must be clea: vr every one now based the present law in Li cigenaly te per banks gives no real pi fon to depositors, that while. "thees | banks use the fact that they Ueensed by the State as an induce: ment for making deposits with them, the State has no effective means. un- KNABE WAREROOMS We wish to impress upon you that we are exclusively piano manu- factarers, producers of in- struments of the highest quality for 76 years, and are best equipped to se- lect piano values for you, offering worthy _ instru- ments only, which carry our broad guarantee. A Limited Number of wane PLAYER-PIANOS Veow styles ve laxeat ONLY, at Terms te Suit Your Convenience. > 6 business, full provisions of the} CHARLESTON WINNERS. vision Time, 1.16 of Private Banks. Another banking bill before the} say, Bove Cynonure, Auto| Bridge will not be touched, although a FURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1914. danger to thousands of! ‘The approaches to the Manhattan were ‘omminsioner said and Brooklyn ends of the Brooklyn Bridge are to be entirely recon- structed and the bridge in to be double decked. Bridge Commissioner up; sellii Kracke said to-day that the pla Trying. to Prevent Legislation henge’ and who do not pay interest i & bow rib, bout completed, and work Providing for State Super- THE WALKER BANKING BILL |S ant 3 fe, Macey ht I as roarminies VIGOROUSLY ATTACKED. | (Peak), 6 to 1, 2 to 1 and even, third. Surpass,| ‘The present cables of the Brooklyn traity, jim Caffrey, | the arches will probably beremodelled. Increase its efficiency. 10. Great citinen te ac-/§ to 1 and even, won; Single, 114 yor being abost| (Nicol), 4 to 1, ¢ {ob and 1 t0 2, see. the bridge will more than doubly supervision 0 + | regul end; Color ltl 7 to & 1 to ‘winas in tas Tagua m Te “The new level will be on top and Tolton, a will be used principally as a prome- nado. One pair of troll aix furlonga.— run there. On the te » 102 (Mur- to 2 and 6 to 5, third, met. 163-6, Rolling Stone, Parlor Boy, Flying Yankee, Striker, Kiva ated that would not be exempted [and Camel also ran. ay the ugly pag the Manhattan and Attorney-General Carmody to-day CHARLESTON ENTRIES. Brooklyn ends, replacing them with more in keeping.’ fy a re from the Third Avenue | * ‘and one place to buy it vg ff the: CHARLESTON, #8. C., March 17.-| Blevated line, Manhattan, will tse that calla for The entries for to-morrow's races are Municipal Building, % ——>—- ‘Three-year old: galling: prime irae $a: fle, “ke: | PARIS SINGER ATTACKS FRENCH DEPUTY AT tracks will to eidetrack proposed revision| banking bouses would have been lg BY io, ts 10 | ether trotters 9 to 1 and 6 to 1, first Doseseet, will run, including the Brighton line, @¢ the entire banking code as impos-| entitled to exemption. In fact | 106 (Turner), 15 to 1, 6 to 1 and | which will connect with the dual sub- the terminal to be constructed at the i PARLIAMENT DOOR. 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