The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-22
OFFICIALS ARE:
LESS OPTIMISTIC
NEGOTIATIONS FOR, CLEAR.
ING UP FINANCIAL sFTUA-. /,
TIoN HALTED !,
SIR GEORGE PATsEa
GOES TO LONDON
Called Home by chancslI0r lloyd
George TO Explain The 4zneRi-
ean Propessls.
Ny Aaporin,tedll .Pru.,.ll

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+ WASHINGTON, i Nov. 2iEi-4Neroti-
euons for cleaning up thsihtafnatiunl
al dnancial sitration asssi naYii,f 4ise
way for reopenirg S4 .the iibrdoH and;
new York stock lexc chhnges we're
matted today when 4 SIR George Psihll
anu Rasfl p. HlhclSett OB the EnRiisIiS
treasury, left suddenly Tor New Foras.
They expect, TO SAIL next week fcs
England. where. according 20 Secre.
tary McAdoo, they have been called
by Chancellor Lloyd George se e.
plain the American proposals. sent 10
London seyerals weeks sgb, BIZ ieahie.
The message recalling Sir George
eviaently came as q Sprpsise ed;
some officials were inclined sonfght
10 ne less opt.missic than dur:nE the
past few days about the success cf
the American plkns, 1t was xeeGiieu
that English bankers were not az alI
anxious to have Sir qs0rSe Come TO
America, for It WIS .esia It was hard
tor. them to understand American uiis
Willingness TO pay obligati9nn In
gold when this nation .has d ssoekto9
that metal q. leasE three fIsaen. ~, I
large as that Ia the Bsnk oS 1ierd.
The point on 4 Rhskh Z the glsr5iifss 4
bankers ase believed Ia s;esire q pl.Fs
sonas explanation from sir le
:is the creation Of q, 800 200 20 crss7l. g
IL fund iiv tia RanE ~ .h IL ~
protect American aeerrifiss, WISieis
may il6 sold oE3 ~ lie zee natifiiE ;1 ~,
tlnndan sHehange. q q - = Z
Some officials here teIk, I, that SIrg
George and Mr.. Blackes ssti iiY 7uaae an
possible argulsieiits to b 1g6 fliA s,ia1i1,
tndorsed By their g0sefnsatltt and ES
English bankers e 4, s
Whatever nay, be the iIitiiHate ra-
suit, however. the naE0t 20 h Ai0nk
ably will be Suspended fok same time.
Further repfesentstio II ylrtbHbly viii
be made through ths Bfttiat aIihaas
/ There was q belief iri scsife q,is=-
ters here tonight that the sSsE tllfse
11endon bankers were not wholly
pleesed with the ntanS pr6nuaea llna
been known In New York and that the ];
prumised reanening 70 g limited de- J
delayed on tiiie account.
\ Announcing tie denAFtufe of SIR
George, Secretary McAaeh kAve out
this statement: 81 ~,
"Sir George Paish his jhbt irlferins
ed me that he has received 4 cable
from England say ing 6tekSe etiona
submitted by the cornIatt fee gef syese
York bankers are under ,eoiiaidsra.,
tion by London bankers bit Se CONS
points are not clear the chhnrellSr
Of the exchequer has Eeqtessed gfr
George and Mr. Riac7Iatt i0s rStursf To
England 20 explain the aitcatiun
more fully. Ts.ey expect "a, lsii, there-
fore, within the next few dayAs 9
! ut isf thought inadfiaabls 10 nab.
iish the tions 0f flib New
York bankers until the ,CtiSaDa bank.
ers have considered them fully ana
acted upon them. i5s lts i;sss ~
sThe situation hare ;hAs ileterfaiiy
improved since Sir George ansl Mr.
Eiackett came to America and their
visit has been exceedingly variable
In bringing about q clearer s. anGer-
standing on both sides os the water OF
existing conditions. Ccmnteteiai arid
financial relations between Greas
Britain and this country dc 10 large
and intricate shat afpIiefund defasand.
ing Of The problems caused By the
war is mutually beneficiat The via-
1t ofpSfr George and HirA .Ilteckefe
has accomplished this ALREADY It vass
a gracious act ON the part Uf the
chancellor or the exchedhes TO let
thep eoIie 70 Ts5iiiiiGi & ton. =. 3sa