Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-22
BANKING ( Trust CO.
IN THEIR MH HOME
Opens For Business in Hand
some Building Recently
RenodeIed
EVERY MODERN FACILITY

This ~ most imposing structure
and one of the most handsome imam
cial institutions ln the state: II not
only indicates the growth Of the insti-
tuition responsible for lts erection sbnt
I II demonstrates the increasing breadth
of service and the general prosperity
OF Maryland as whole.
This building. which Is monument
to the city'g ogressivenss was laid
out BY Mr. Henry r. Hopkins, son
of Mr. Henry j. Hopkins an architect
who nas made life study OF the most
Desirable arrangement Of financial
fat Is.swA He has worked h conjunc-
ton with the officers OF the institn-
ton 20 that every detail of the broad
srvice rendered applies most effect
lively To the individual needs Of An
napolis Banking public.
On the first floor there Is . splendid
vault equipment Installed by the Her
ring Hall Marvin Safe company In
this vault the door Of which weighs
over seven tons and Is the largest and
strongest vault IN the city, there are
located 500 SAFE deposit boxes for the
use OF the banks, patrons IN protecting
their valuables and papers. This vault
is both burglar and Are proof. a do
sirabie feature Of this safe deposit
equipment is the fact that individual
steel safes are available at rentals as
low as 500 year
The interior finish of the Offices
throughout Is Of dignifled restful
character that viii both add to tho
comfort of patrons IN the transaction
of their banking business and to the
efficiency of the bank's organization
and with marble floor and trimmings
ana mahogany furniture, Il III iuaeed
attractive The Interior is OF dam
design. The equipment thTos hout
has been designed with the "a of
furnishing the most acceptable erv-
lee and every prOytslon has been ade
for the comfort Of clients The ex-
terior of the building when completed.
viii Is unusually pleasing III It's co
loniaI brick
The STEADY increasing business
transacted by the Annapolis Banking
81 Trust Co. since its organization
lin 1904 has made possible the hish-
L III effective service now available as
result both of the excellent faciii-
tics and the high degree Of efficiency
maintained throughout the banks orr
ganizatfor. The confidence Of the
banking public ia indicated by the
bank's deposits of $97O. .6s7 So re-
sources are s1,O39. 9.314.4S new ac-
counts are being opened at the rate of
thtrty-five cents month
And AS result Of modern equip
lment and the latest and most ap-
proved methods or handling CONNER
cial accounts each client, old and new
alike. Ii assured unsurpassed service.
Liberal interest given ls the per cent
paid on aayings accounts, opening
from q n until Z p. m daily, and
from 9 b. mi until b. M. on satur-
days. Banks services are greatly en-
HANGED. 1t III Interesting To note. as
| indication something of the perma-
nencs and responsibility that charac-
Iferize this institution that the follow
| Ing preside.
President. James Al Walton; vice
president, James +. Strange: treas
Iurer. Irving G. Griggs; secretary. F.
Howard thompson assistant secre-
tary, Charles O Duiin. attorney.
Ridgely ri Melvin.
Anticipating desire to visit md
Inspect the banks new quarters, the
Ore aniaaEaon will welcome i visit from
Iali Who desire to call and viii be very
glad. indeed 10 have the banks facil~
tiles inspected