Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-13

Georgia marble, in slabs three feet
 wide, is tsed for the wainscoting.
 The walls, in rough finish plaster
 arc tinted tan shade, while the
 steel ceilings. of handsome design, is
 of cream tint.
 On the west side, immediately with
 in the Barraque street entrance. is
 the savings department, j.. of which Bob
 Etter is manager. It is roomy, and
 most comfortably arranged. Further
 into the building, also on the west side, is the presidents. office, MT.
 Alexander having not only his public office but an enclosed sprivate office
 as we'll. y < East of the Barraque street en- trance. is the office of A. D. Foster, the cashier, public and private of flee again being arranged, so that, like MT. Alexander, MT. Foster can conveniently carry on his business. Extending south, from the cashiers office, are the regular bank fixtures, the windows, in turn, being as fol- lGwss
 Collectors window, where LeRoy Lake will be in charge.
 l Bookkeeper's window, which the
 bookkeeper will use and which will be used also by Ayliff Smizer, the l loan and discount clerk. Teller's window" where J.. P. Jor- dan will be in charge. --r--".--.'-ss Exchange window, with r. E. Lyle l in charge.
 Teller's window, with E. A. Apper- | sun in charge.
 l Back of these fixtures will be the desks where A. c. Woodberry, the
 bcokkeeper, and Ayliff Smizer. loan
 and discount clerk, will be busy, and in one corner is comfortable office | for the stenographer, Miss Nolie Har- rison. The mailing desk, with it's l aGdressograph and other parapher- Enalia, occupies roomy corner, and the money vault is in it's old posi- ton.
 Modern C0nveniences. Toward the rear is spacious ire
 proof vault, in which the books and 1 records of the bank will be stored. and back of this is commodlous stationery room. At the extreme rear is the directors room, handsomely yet plainly furnished. and with an open grate for heating purposes. This room, and the ladies' rest and writ
 ing room, are the only apartments with open fireplaces, all other pOr- tions of the building being heated Dy steam.
 TO the east of the entrance to the directors room is the mems writing room. back of which is the mems
 toilet. In the southeast corner. is a handsomely furnished ladies writing
 and rest room, with toilet room ad-
 joining.
 A telephone booth is erected in the
 lobby of the bank. for the use and
 benefit of the banks customers. Three
 trunk line phones are used by the
 bank. No. 10S for the savings depart
 ment No. 13S for Mir. Foster and No.
 125 for MT. Alexander.
 Quarter Oak and Bronze.
 All the fixtures of the bank are or
 quarter sawed oak, with bronze metal
 work. The furniture is all of quar-
 ter sawed oak. Writing desks or
 quarter sawed oak are placed around
 the two central posts in the banking
 house as we'll as in the two writing
 rooms. UpStalrS, tHe ouliuu6+ i"0 thoroughly renovated. HardWooo floors have been installed, the offices have been rearlanged. the halls are in new locations, several skylights ford light and ventilation, and other innovations have been introduced. A feature of interest is that all the gas meters and all the electric meters are placed in one little room on the second floor. :, The bank will transact business Ill its new quarters today and there IS little doubt the officers of the pro gressive institution will find it neces- sary to express appreciation for many complimentary words that will he snoken to them during the day.