The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-29
Consideration Probably
Will Go Over Into
Next Week.
REGULAR SESSION
OPENS ON MONDAY
Leaders Arrange to Have Prcsi
dent Read His Message to Con-
gress at Joint Meeting of Two
Houses on Tuesday-Secre-
tary McAdoo Issues State
ment on Money Measure.


WASHINGTON. November 2s -ohetac,.s
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ii'.9o -h"J"i4N i-ctuHi john
a'i 'iicu vi" senate leader Kern.
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y" ''' i'd" nus regular neSsag" 10 Con-
~ lo'ht session on Tuesday
81 ~ moon AZ O'Clock.
cui'ehoy '"nier"hc" referred
""th |" 'ne committee several para
Slams - oe i"di'Wh with changes OF
,','' .'l..', "s'.o'YI "t ior'h. one of these was
|" pi"N'h" tiat 40 member %! til. Fed :
ei"I res"rv" board which will control
IN" new system should be allowed to
accept position with any member
bank FOR a period of years after leav-
'hS 'he itdcidl board.
Conflicts With state Laws.
IN" paragraph allowing national
banks 1" act rs executors and admlnis-
traitors also VAS referred back TO the
committee 10 he dla wl 50 that u would
not conflict with The laws OF various
States.
ne question NJ the number Of
regional reserve banks to be created
has been left open and probably will
ne taken up tomorrow for settlement.
INC Georgia senators insist that il the
'pulii Is 10 nave regional bank IL
Shnulu De located at Atlanta
mr. progress Was SLOW today. the
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The statement. i'm part. said:
The SECRETARY EXPRESSED In. con.
viction that the new law will lmnosc
no hardships on the banks and that
the transfers OF CAPITAL and reserves
TO the proposed Federal reserve banks
Will be accomplished with littlc or no
Inconvenience To the banks and TO gen
eral business.
The secretary said that the Urea sury
Department had large available re-
sources AT its command: that he should
rot hesitate. to use them for the pur-
pose OF aiding tho banks to comply
with the new law. and that in his opin-
ion the banks could with perfect safcty =
~ Ioceed with the granting OF accommo.
dations 10 their customers in the nor
al and usual way. The secretary said
that he did not. OF course, assume 10
advise the hanks--he only wanted th.m
and the business public 10 know that
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