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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-23

which was nearly s5o.O00.o00. or nearly
100 per cent. In excess of similar receipts
for the corresponding period in 1917.
I'm February last the renewal rate
in New York city for the whole month
averaged above 10 per cent. This was
more than double the normal average
for call money.
while nearly every national bank In
New York city has admitted that its
rates on the so-called street or bro
kers' loans are marked up or down
automatically from day TO day accord
ing to the fluctuations of the call money
.ate, vet reports from some banks show
a marked discrimination. and that they
exact on some OF the well secured loans
rates considerably in excess OF the So
called daily renewal rate, while other
banks adhere quite closely to- that rate
"As to the large amount OF call loans
held by national banks for account OF
correspondents cover $500,000.0OO), It
may be of interest to state that the
New York banks. for their services in
handling these loans. make varying
charges--sometimes fractional COM
mission is charged sometimes in view
of the deposit balance carried no charge
is made. while at other times the New
York bank and it's outside correspond
ents divide evenly the interest collected
in excess of per cent. per annum
New York, as l have stated before,
is the only city of any Importance in the
world where such interest rates as these
exist or are tolerated. They have, In my
opinion, been most costly to the entire
country and cannot be justified on any
basis of economies or ethics.
1.-The plainly indisputable proper course
is change of policy and reformation of
abuses which have come almost imper-
ceptably, not loose and wholesale criti-
cism of the man trying to heave the lead
line and give warning OF shoals,
1.-THE point is not the qualities or in
tentions of the official, but whether the
shoals are there. My work is to report
them and prove where they are My
strong faith is that the bankers OF the
country will find and apply cure for
the evil hat has been. shown. They
have on them now some of the heaviest
and most difficult responsibilities which
ever rested on a financial body. The
welfare not only of their own country
but of the world. depends in great
measure on their wisdom and character
I believe they will meet the test. The
most important part of the Comptroller
work is to help them as he may. There
Is no better way to help than to detect
and point out obstacles and pefils II
their path toward performance OF the
tremendous work they have to do
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-23

value of the yearly production. i have
previously referred to them and made
comparisons with other countries. Our
people should be thankful. but they
may not be proud nor Indifferent toward
others. They have great responsibility.
They will size up to IL. Occasionally
there will be unpleasant vicissitudes.
There will be agitators abroad In the
land endeavoring to create dissatisfac-
ton and disturbances. sometimes mas
querading as -eformers. There will be
secret enemies OF our country and al
right thinking people must be on their
guard Love of country is the rule.
Indeed, 1t Is the habit.
When we consider the worlds dis
asters. distinctions, agitations. dis
trusts and vicious propaganda the Won
der is that business during the last few
years has been so good and our coun-
try so prosperous as II has been. Gem
tlemen, the earth is still regularly turn
ing on it's axis, the seasons come and
go. the fields laugh with the harvests.
the mines and wells yield their riches,
the morals of the people in general are
improving and an overriding and just
Providence is surely controlling the
destinies of men and nations.
1900 Attend Dinner.
Fifteen hundred persons attended the
dinner of the institute at the Commo-
dore in the evening. Judge Gary was
POSTMASTER. George Otis Smith, direc-
tor OF the United States Geological
Survey, was the principal speaker.
Mr.. Smith urged the steel men to do
their part in conserving coal, o00t
tons of which they use each year. lie
said that it would be practically impos-
sible to establish priority list for coal,
as it is the mainstay of so many differ
ent industries. The steel industry, how
ever, he ranked next to the railroads.
IL. Cole Estep, European manager OF
the Iron Trade Revietc, sent Il paper
on the European coal situation. which
was read by John A. Penton. managing
editor of the publication. Mr.. Estep
in his paper said that America had
nothing to fear from the increased pro-
duction of coal in Europe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-23
AMERICAN BANKERS
ATTACK WILLIAMS
Resolution Assails Currency
Comptroller for Criticising
New York Financiers.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.-Controversy
over charges made by John SHELTON Will
Jams, Comptroller of the Currency,
against certain New York bankers
REACHED head to-day at the final ses-
sion of the American. Bankers Asso-
cations convention with the adoption
of resolution condemning "utterances'
Of an unidentified individual. Action
was taken over the protests of several
members, who argued that the contro-
versy was between the Comptroller ana
the New York bankers and in no way
affected the association.
The resolution declared that 'if such
misleading differences were made for
personal qualification or profit they
cannot be too severely denounced" 1t
added that the ''utterances" complained
of had created an "unfounded hostility"
between bankers and the public and de-
plored such destruction of public con-
fidence.
L Reading of the report of the resolu-
tons committee by Francis II. Sisson
of New York opened the counter attack
on Mr.. Williams in the convention. as
well as his defence, by several speakers.
His principal supporter was d. F. Gui-
nan of Mahoney. Pa, who asserted that
Mr.. Williams was the most efficient
and faithful Comptroller of the Cur
rency ever in office" He called upon
the convention to disregard the contro-
versy as n private quarrel. saying that
members of the association had no way
of ascertaining whether there was truth
in the charges. Kisses greeted the ref
erence to the Comptroller's efficiency.
J. w. Kehoe of Maysville. KY. in
reply asserted that Mr.. Williams had
hurled the charges Into the face of
u.s. He added 'If we make any
changes in the resolution, let's make II
stronger"
The resolution as adopted follows:
I'm this hour when the element Of
confidence is so vital in stabilizing and
sustaining business conditions we de-
plore utterances which without war
rant OF fact challenge the integrity of
Americas bankers as a whole and call
into question their motives and prac-
| tees in the conduct of their business.
Criticism based on harmful generalix-
ing is most unjust and misleading.
1.-The inevitable effect of such broad
and unfounded statements Is to create
! false differences in the mind of the
public. We protest against such re-
Elections as not only unfair, but in the
present emergency most untimely, as
calculated to create an unfounded hos
tility in the relations between bankers
and the public. and in extreme instances
| to breed violence of actions and dan
gerous disturbances in the public mind.
IF such misleading differences should
be made for personal profit or gratifi-
cation, they cannot be too severely de-
nounced as outrages against the pub
lie interest The delicacy of the credit
structure of the country cannot safely
stand such violent handling. and in
temperate and unfounded attacks must
seriously threaten its security"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-23
Tie Silk, Csc spool
Wool Jersey Shocks, SASS

Broken sizes; 81 to "a in the lot
Third Floor, Old Building.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-23

Your boy or girl away at school-your
friends or relatives in any city, no matter how
near or how far-any one to whom you are
anxious to show some little consideration. will
appreciate and enjoy to the fullest extent re-
ceivins any Of the HATCH Speeialties:
SALTO-NUTS Mixed at $2.25 the Ib..
Italian Chocolates at $3.50 the ID.
Supreme Chocolates at $500 the Id.
Nutted Chocolates at $3.50 the lb.
Send your check or drop into any one Of the
4HATCH stores, one at Herald Square, 9Th Av.,
near 3Sth ST., and three on the West Side Of
Broadway, near 45th, near SD (this store,
newly equipped, will be ready in few days.,
and near 99th Sts., and your order will be
filled promptly and sent to any part Of the
world without additional charge. for
HATCH, HE PAYS THE PARCEL POST"
The excellent quality Of HATCH products
has made them famous all over the world. and
people everywhere are very quick to acknowl-
edge their value as a rare food and delicacy
combination.
Send for Rice List Telephone Fitzroy 24l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-23
RHEUMATIC PAINS
RAISING A RUMPUS?
Have Sloan's Liniment ready for
sudden rheumatic twinges

ONT let that rheumatic pain or
ache find you without Sloan's
- Liniment again. Keep IL handy
in the medicine cabinet for immediate
action when needed. II you are out
of it now, get another bottle today, so
you won't suffer any longer than neces-
sary when a pain or ache attacks you.
Apply it loithoM rlbbing-for it pene-
trates-giving prompt relief from sciat-
lea, lumbago, neuralgia, backache,
lameness, soreness, sprains, strains,
bruises. Be prepared-It's easy to use.
All druggists-35c zoe, $1.40. The
largest size contains SIR times as much
as the smallest.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-23
What seems to be-
a fun-grOwn man


youth being mothered by a
noble woman who has accepted
her lot in the same way as she
accepted motherhood when she
became willing to give her own
life for another.
In the rush of activities OF
life how little we realize the
. unselhshness and surrender of
whole selfhood to single
idea to make possible chosen
career.
All day long that lonely
lighthouse, bleached and bat
tered by years of storm, stands
firmly upon bleak coast and
makes no sign, but in the dark
nights every other minute it
flashes its clear light afar over
the wild, angry sea.
Brighter than the lighthouse
service is the revelation of the
love of woman, who lives her
life through her man.
This Store has it's own life
and there was never a better
time to show it than in these
days when, like a lighthouse,
we shall burn an upright light
to keep people off the rocks
and the shifting sands of specu-
lation and away from the dan
gers of the mismarking of
prices in the face of a chang
ing market.
We could very we'll prove,
if necessary, that we shall keep
our friends by seeing to it that
they shall not pay too much for
what they buy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-23
ALL Mems Clothing in
the Wanan,aker Store Is
at bottom prices---NOW
ENTIRE stocks to choose from.
REGULAR stocks-not sale stocks.
ALL our suits ALL our overcDats.
Business suits. Dress suits. Golf suits.

1t has flavor of the good old days 10 read that
you can buy Burlington Arcade suits and overcoats
for $3.50, S4450, $48.50 $3.50, $3.50. In May of
this year (and for months afterwards) SELL
ing the same grades of suits and overcoats for S55
to $3.50.
These new low prices not the logical prices
for this clothing. Both and the manufacturers
have made concessons-they in their price to
in our profits. We believe that sometime between
and next season. prices coming down. So do you.
You have been waiting for prices to down. We
couldn't wait because had to have clothing to sell to
our customers who in from day to day. And the
prices at which we sold it were the logical prices.
But finally decided to anticipate the drop in prices
We conferred with manufacturers. We canvassed
the field thoroughly. We beIteUe have cut prices
down the prices that will prevail next Many
tell have gone BELOW any prices that possibl
prevail next season. Nobody has told the contrary
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