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Evening star., 1925-02-22
TIP ON BACKING CAR.

If you have been sitting in your
car while it is parked do not start
off without stepping out a moment
to see whether any one has parked a
bicycle behind you. Conditions may
change behind your back while you
are waiting, and unless you look the
situation over before backing there
may be trouble.
Evening star., 1925-02-22
LOCK EMERGENCY BRAKE.

When leaving the car in gear as
means of holding it securely, always
lock the emergency brake. This
serves as a two-way precaution. The
main feature of 1t is that should you
forget to put the gears in neutral
when cranking, the starter motor
would not, or could not, move the car
IL the emergency brake were set.
Evening star., 1925-02-22
The Sunday Motorist
An Abridged Magazine for Car OsCuers
EDITED BY WILLIAM ULLMAN

It's n waste of time TO learn 1t to-
day III you arc going to forget ii to-
morrow, but doing this very thing is
what makes repairers, garage keep
crS, and sach HE, rich and sassy.
Evening star., 1925-02-22
Along the Motor Trail.

During the early part of January
70 persons and firms obtained new
license plates from the Connecticut
motor vehicle department by giving
bad checks. The amount involved
was over $4,000. The department
gave these persons eight days in
which to come across, and is author
lied by law to add a charge of s. in
each case. In five years the depart
ment has collected $1,115 in forfeits.
for giving bad checks.
Evening star., 1925-02-22
CONSIDERING THE CAR
AS PART OF HOME
TEACHES GDOD.LESSON

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Evening star., 1925-02-22

Owing to an interesting decision on
the liability of a motorist who runs
down a pedestrian at crossing,
fewer drivers will take officers go
signs so literally. Justice Eephart
of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court
sustained the Judgment of a common
pleas court by awarding damages to
a Philadelphia pedestrian VINO was
injured by a Philadelphia driver who
thought that "go" gave him carte
blanche.
More than 5000 automobile dealers
passed out of the picture last year.
Evening star., 1925-02-22

prepared by the public information committee O
Automotiye Trade Assoeiation.)
Evening star., 1925-07-22

The more definitely fixed boun-
daries are expected also to aid in en-
forcing prohibition under the new
system, in which there are to be %
prohibition administrators for the %
Federal judicial districts.
"It seems" department announce
ment said, that the matter of ascer-
tanning and locating on the land, and
especially the water, these jurisdic-
tional lines has never been pursued
fully.
"It has now become important to
have these district boundary lines &C.
curately determined, because the
judicial code provides that property
seizures made within the limits of a
Evening star., 1925-07-22
Soper Goes to Duke.

CHICAGO, July 20 LP).-Professor
Edmund d. Soper. teacher of religious
history at Northwestern University,
has accepted appointment as head of
the department of religious training
and preaching in the new school Of
theology at Duke University, Durham.
N c., formerly known as Trinity Col
lege. The school of theology is sup
ported by a part of the 100000 en-
dowment recently made by ]. w. Duke.
Evening star., 1925-07-22

fixing short working hours, has given
$3.50 900 to spread the doctrine OF the
golden rule In Turkey.
DIR. John Bayne Aschan, former
pastor of Avondale Methodist Church
in Cincinnati, was here today on the
way to Turkey in behalf of Mr.. Nash.
DR.. Aschan will organize six clubs in
principal cities of Turkey. which will
be known as Turkish clubs
and will operate in much the same
manner as the Y. M. c. A. The fun
damental purpose of the clubs is to
promote the doctrine of the golden
rule and a better knowledge of Chris
tianity and Christians. Lectures will
Evening star., 1925-07-22
Wanda Hawley to Wed.

LOS ANGELES, Calf, July % Up.
Wanda Hawley, motion picture act
ress and A. Stuart Wilkinson, general
manager of the Embassy Pictures
Corporation, were named as principals
here yesterday in a marriage license
issued. She gave her age as 26 and
Wilkinson his as 33. The ceremony
is set for some time this week, they
said.
Evening star., 1925-07-22

particular district must be proceeded
against in that district. And as such
seizures are, in the natural course of
law enforcement, becoming more
frequent and extensive, an accurate
and final determination of the judicial
boundary lines will be of material
assistance to Federal authorities"
Evening star., 1925-07-22
u. S. JUDICIAL DISTRICTS
TO BE MADE PALMER
Department of Justice Seeks Elm
ination of Difficulties of Attorneys
Over Disputed Authority.

Sharp delineation of the 22 Federal
judicial districts is being made by the
Department of Justice with a view to
eliminating the difficulties sometimes
met when attorneys have disputed
jurisdictional authority.
Evening star., 1925-07-22
Policeman Arrests
Father, Beats Hin,
For Whipping Wife
By the Associated Press.

by LNt hSsOVldItU fTtss,
NEW YORK, July 22.-Policeman
James S. Monaghan yesterday ar
rested his father, Patrick, and
gave him a sound thrashing when
he found him beating his mother
at their home in the East Side.
For Is years. with invariable
monotony, the elder Monaghan has
beat his wife, Patrolman Mono
CHAN told Justice Delagi, in the
Yorkville Court, when the father
was arraigned.
Monaghan was held under $4,000
bail for examination on the charge
of assault.
Evening star., 1925-07-22

be given on the life of Christ, but the
clubs will not be directly evangelistic.
A board of three Americans and
four Turks will be in charge of the
clubs, which will be continued for at
least three wears.
Evening star., 1925-07-22
NASH GIVES $3.50, 900
TO SPREAD GOLDEN RULE
Cincinnati Man to Found Clubs in
Turkey to Promote knowledge
of Christians.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 22.-Arthur
Nash of Cincinnati, who won the SOU
briquet Golden Rule" Nash by pay
ing his employees generous wages and
Evening star., 1925-07-22
Vera Cruz Teachers Strike.

VERA CRUZ, Mexico, July 20 CP.-I
All the schools here are closed on
account of a strike called by the
teachers who are demanding payment
of more than five months salaries due
them
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COP. TICKET
GIVEN PRAISE
nitage Says He win Sup
port John DuvaIl.

A tribute to the strength of the
Republican ticket was paid by Will
liam H. Armitage, political chieftain
of the present administration, today
following a conference of admins
tration leaders behind the locked
doors of the office Of Joseph L.
Hogue, city controller.
1.-THE organization's got the State,
county and they're going to have
the city, declared Arnitage, who
announced he would support the
candidacy of John L. Duvan for
mayor despite the fact that he was
assailed by Duvall.
That Mayor Shank, the last leaf
on the administration tree to fall
for Duvall, has Joined the other
leaders of his political faction in
supporting the Republican nominee
was indicated.
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SNEAK THIEVES ARE EUSY
Police Receive Many Reports of
Robberies Over City.

Sneak thieves did good business
Monday afternoon and night, police
records show.
Victims and their loses included
Mrs. Carl Ebersole, IL N. Randolph
St., two purses and S94 Mrs. Bertha
Crawford, 1442 Brookside Ave, two
watches Mrs. Cecilia Pollock, 106
N. Senate Ave, $153; Mrs. Fred
Harron, 1902 N. Alabama St., S22.90;
Mrs. Grace Hood. 701 S. Uneon St.
~ Mrs. Emma Amberger, Michi-
and New Jersey SITS, jewellery
and clothing, SCI.
Joe Dezerek, 1851 E. Raymond
ST., electric sweeper, value $3.50,
from automobile at Chesapeake and
Meridian Sts., Miss Bessie Threm,
Argyle Apis, Massachusetts Ave,
and East ST., bar pin. $3.50, and DR..
Albert Seaton, $50 Watson Rd., $40.
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AGREE ON LAUREL HALL
Committee to Recommend Lease In
stead Of Purchase.
Agreement on price for lease

Agreement on price for lease of
mArel Hall, former estate of Slough
B. Fletcher, was reached by the
committee of twelve business men
appointed by Mayor Shank to ap-
praise the property, it was an
nounced, following a secret session
in the mayors office today.
Emsley w. Johnson, member of
the park board, said the committee
had definitely determined not to buy
the property, but to recommend a
lease. He said the price would first
be submitted to Mayor Shank and
that public announcement would
come only from Shank.
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SIX MADE POLICEMEN
Employees Of Electrical Department
Would Hold Jobs.

NNx employees Of the electrical de-
partment Of the board of safety were
made policemen today by the board
at the request of John Berry, chief
electrician. Their salaries will con-
tinue to be paid from the electrical
departments budget.
Berry said the employees requested
the action in view of the approach
ing change Of administration.
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WARNING SIGNS ASKED
Traffic Violates One-Way Rule,
Board Told.

Signs of warning on streets lead
ing to Meridian ST., that the
thoroughfare is one way street
during rush hours were proposed at
meeting of the board Of safety to-
day.
Board members said they had re-
ceived complaints that many motor
lists are driving agar st the traffic
during the hours that one-way pas
sage prevail because they do not
know the rule.
The proposal was referred to Po-
lice Chief herman F. Rikhof for in
yestigatio1.
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FAIRYLAND GATES OPEN
Millionaire Offers Home to 14-Year
Old Girl.

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, July An adver-
tisement inserted by Fred w. Brown
ing, son of the founder of Brown
ing, King & Co., has opened the
gates Of F'airylalnd with the wave
of a wand that once was yard
stick.
Browning, now many times mil
lionaire, wants a pretty, refined
young girl about IA years old to be-
come his child, a companion for his
adopted daughter Dorothy.
The successful applicant will have
every opportunity, education, travel,
kindness, care and love, according
to the advertisement.
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KNOCKED FROM BRIDGE
Cripple Seriously Hurt When Struck
by Train.

Knocked twenty-five feet to the
ground, from the railroad bridge
over White River at the Kingan &
Co., packing plant, a man whom
papers showed to be Charles Glover,
81, of Bowling Green, Mo, a cripple,
was seriously injured today. He
was sent to the city hospital.
Glover was Struck by cut of
cars of the Indianapolis Union Rail-
way Company. John w. Seymour,
1245 w. Thirtieth ST., conductor,
said he yelled to Glover, but the man
remained in the path of the cars.
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CITY EMPLOYE SUED

Charging that Elmer E. Clary, en-
ploye in the city controllers Of
fee, purposely made remarks to
hurt her feelings, Mrs. Barbara A.
Clary. Alt Linwood Ave, today filed
suit for divorce in Superior Court
Two.
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Total liabilities :. S3.994 1868
State of Indiana County of Marion-ss:
l. Elmer w Rogers. secretary treasurer
of the Bankers Trust Company Of Indian
apolls. do solemnly swear that the above
ELMER W. ROGERS.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
- FLORENCE FOX.
(sEAL) Notary. Public.
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Total liabilities go. So. 546. 575 90
State of Indiana, County of Marion. ss
J. s, Griggs. assistant secretary Of
Indianapolis. do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true, -
Assistant Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me-
this 9TH day OF July. 1928.
(SEAL) yJEANETTE HARRIS.
NY commission expires October z, 1925.
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AUTO : TRUCK COLLIDE
Three Injured When Machine Runs
- Into Front Porch.

~hree persons were injured today
when an automobile driven by Miss
Joyce Hobson OF Sheridan, Ind, ran
over the curb and into the front
porch at the home of Mrs. Clara
Smith 1901 N. Delaware ST., after
colliding with 9. truck driven by Rod
ney Edwards, SOC Fulton st. Miss
Hobson was charged with assault
and battery.
Those injured: Miss Edith Moore,
90 of Hortonvillle, Ind; John Way
nnire, 38, of sos Fulton St, and
George Scott, %, same address.
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state D 0 1 HThnS se % Of the
City Trust Company of Indianapolis, do
solemnly swear that the above statement
DWIGHT A. MURPHY
Secretary.
this 9th day of July. 1925.
HAZEL TOMLINSON.
(sEAL) Notary Public.
MY commission expires Sept. 90 1925.
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Total Ilahlllties :; -. SE.4oI DOB %
State Of Indiana. County Of Marion, So;
Washington Bank and Trust Company. of
Indianapolis. Indiana. do solemnly swear
c. N FIELDS.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
Jun N'' Constance E. MAY.
Notary Public
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Total liabilities 49,. S3.445.e 46.s3
State of Indiana, County of Marion. IS:
Savings and Trust Company. of Indian
epolis. do solenlnly swear that the above
:. Subscribed and sworn to before me.
this 9th day of July 1925.
IRENE s. SCHATZ
NV commission expires Oct. 9Th. 1897
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Charles T Blizzard, Auditor
ECnTTp TEC
Total liabilities

State of Indiana County OF Marion ss T:
- Alfred F. Gauding. secretary of the
Union Trust Company of Indianapolis. do
solemnly swear that the above statement
Is true. ALFRED F. GAUDING.
.. subscribed and sworn to before me, this
My commission expires March % 1928
d. T. Edward. Notary Public.
tSEAL) d T. ELWARD,
Notary Public
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State of Indiana County OF Marion. Sc;
l. r. w. Hughes, caGhier OF the
Marion County state Bank Indianapolis,
Ind. do sonenly swear that the above
statement - True E. W. HUGHES.
suhscribed and ssorn TO before me- this
G. II. BAILEY
(sEAL) Notary. PUBLIC.
nv commission expires Feb s. 1929.
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TRUST COMPANY STATEMENTS
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~O>~>~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~S~
Bankers Trust Company

Pennsylvania and Ohio SITS.
OFFICERS
HOWARD G; BINKLEY, President,
T s McMURRtAY, IR,, VICE President.
j. E, REAGAN. Vice President
ELMLR W. ROGERS. See Treas.
HIGHLAND JONES. Asst. Sec. Treas.
L. L. GREEN. Asst. Sec.-Treas.
Condensed statement of the condition OF
the Bankers Trust Company. at Indianapc
lis. in the State of Indiana at the close
of its business on June 80. 1926
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts S2. 2S7 2O7 SO
Y. S. and other. bonds. .... 7764Q1 81
Gompanys building ;....: 1851 q
Other real estate ......, 7.8S7.19
trusts ....'.. 50 $50. "a
Due from departments. -. 11118.21
Cash anC in banks. ........ 800. 1913 "a
rr T9ta! .et 6a9hinT 449
Total resources ...!.... SO. 99417 So
LIABILITIES
Capital ................s 10000 90
Tnd R14d profits ...:. 59.92993
6 6enesita ior taxes a.237$?5s2
Due to departments 4S,649 30
Total banking liabilities. So. 81 .449 %
Trust Investments ....... 322,727 81
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Total a9ilities COUNTY Of SSs2i6s! $50 SO %
/ Timothy P, Sexton, secretary OF the
Fidelity Trust Company of Indianapolis
do solemnly swear that the above state
nle 1HssFI19 TIMOTHY P. SEXTON,
Subscribed and sworn to before me. tnls
ON NJ 1a COMM nj ssion expires June 13, 1926
-u' EDWARD p. NULTY.
Notary Public.
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Total liabilities s926. AGA. 90

State Of Indiana County OF Marion, So:
/ FLOYD c. Bell SECRETARY of the United
Labor Bank and Trust Company of Indian
arolls; do soemnly swear that the above
Subscribed and sworn to before me- this
9th day Of I 5T4lG p I 1923 Az pApSrv
[SEALI Notary Public.
MY commission expires Sept, Is, 1923
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State of Indiana. County of Marion. ss
Leland Crawford treasurer of the
indianapolis. Indiana. do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true.
L. CRAWFORD.
this 9th day of July 1925
EWDARD c. MCKINNEY,
(SEAL) Notary Public.
My commission expires Sent. ~. 1925.
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state lo ~ TIA mSaoiiiues S3O3 LOO 80
e. j. Wagner. cashier of the State Bank
Of Massachusetts Ave, do solemnly swear
c. j. WAGNER Cashier
subscribed and sworn to before me, this
9th day OF July. 1925.
(SEAL.)
Ny commission expires Feb. 25, 1926.
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TRUST COMPANY STATEMENTS
Fletcher Savings and
Trust Company
OFFICERS

OFFICERS
EVANS wOOLLEN. President
HUGH NICK. LANDON Vice President and
Chairman Executive Committee
ALBERT E. METZGER. Vice Pres.
HUGH DOpGHERTY. Vice Pres
VINSON CARTER. Vice President and
DONALD $. MORRIS. Vice President and
william ;. scHMTeEs. Vice Pres.
JOHN y. WILSON, Assistant Trust officer.
L. ALBERT BUENNAGEL Secretary
FRANCIS a; oHLEYER, Asst Sec
LELAND CRAWFORD. Treasurer.
ALBERT s. JOHNSON. Asst Treas.
CLAIR MCCONNELL. Asst Treas
SYLVESTER g. KASBERG Cashier.
HARRY L. WEBER. Asst; Cashier
EDWARD G. FREIHAGE. ASH Cashier.
ORPHA A. RUNGE. Chief Accountant
WALTER S. GREENOUGH. Asst. TO the
EVANS WooLLEN. JR.. Assistant to the
President.
-, Condensed statement Of the condition of
the Fletcher Savings and Trust Company.
at Indianapolis. in the State of Indiana,
at the close of its business of June 80,
1925:
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OFFICERS
CHARLES n WILLIAMS. President.
EDWIN Il. FORTY Vice President and
RILEY q SMITH, Vice. President and
CHARLES R. KELLOGG Secretary.
WILLIAM STgART. Trust ofhcer.
MAX You've A Assistssni3 eGss scrsGEsrv
=. L. sTURDEyANT Xssista Z sscreEary.
CHARLES n R RliRffEfi12hss
LARZ a wHTTcOMB
JAMES w NOEL
CHARLES r.. COFFIN
FRANK NJ. MILIIKAN
TT99B6MMAE a 6JEyRSR3Xv e
WILLIAM r. STUART NJ
JAMES s. CRUISE wM
ALVIN j. RUtKER
IEs 4. KELLOGG 90
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STATE BANK STATEMENTS

BANK STATEMENT
J. J, KISER, President.
+. S. MEYER, Vice President
F. A. MEYER Vice President.
NJ s. COIN Vice President
L. E. OSTHEIMER Cashier.
Report of the condition of the Guardian
State Bank at Indianapolis in the State
of Indiana at the close of its business on
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts 80. .S135. 466 SO
u S bonds ........... 26.707 SO
Due from banks and trust a
Cash on hand ............. 7.39525
Cash short short ................. $500
Total resources s176, 797 95
LIABILITIES
Capital stock-paid in ......S 100000
Undivided profits ssz as,.os.. o'sol-oO
Time certificates. 10000
Certified check 5S32- 119. OH .65
Cashiers checks :. ..,.... 91S.SO
Due to banks and trust com
panies ........... 2o.OOO.OO
Total liabilities ... SI75. 1877 %
State Of Indiana. County of Marion. ssA
l. Louis e. Ostheimer, cashier of the
Guardian State Bank do solemnly swear
that the above statement Is true.
LOUIS T. OSTHEIMER
Subscribed and sworn to before me.
this 9th day of July. 1928.
(SEAL) A. J. WICHMANN. Notary Public
NY commission expires April 8. 1926.
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United Labor Bank and
Trust Company

STATEMENT OF The CONDII1ON Ot
JOIN L. LEWIS Pr President,
H w. BROWN. Vice President
WILLIAM DOBSON, Vice President.
JACOB FISCHER. Vice President.
ADOLPH FRITZ, Vice President
floyd C. BELL. Secretary.
Condensed statement of condition of the
United Labor Bank and Trust Company
at indianapolis. in the State of Indiana.
at the close of business. June 80. 1925.
RESOURCES.
Loans, and discounts .......S351, 644es
Other bonds and securities. 251 ,030.76
Cash on hand and in bank. 1865 $50 SO
Total resources 1925. 464 90
CAPITAL stock-paid in 1926. 900 90
Undivided profits ........... 9.56095
Demand
deposits S444 1854 "a
Time
certificates 80. 93147.0O
Savings
deposits -. l46.295.63
Certified
checks .... 1914
Secretaries
che cks .. 5,415.56
Due to banks and
trust companies 695.ss s691 .17O45
Due departments ........... 1880
Total liabilities 1926 464. 90
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TRUST COMPANY STATEMENTS
~s~~~~~~~~~N~~~~~~s~~~S ~~S~~~~s~~~~~~>~NSeSN
Washington Bank and
Trust Co.
OFFICERS

OFFICERS
J. Edward Morris President.
Mark V. Rhinehart. Vice President and
Carl A, Pioch. Vice President.
Clifton n Fields. Treasurer
Edward Johnson Auditor.
Francis w. Payne. Trust Officer and Assist
ant Secretary.
Scott r. Brewer Manager Real Estate De-
nartment.
Condensed statement of the condition
of the Washington Bank and Trust Com
pany at Indianapolis. IN the State of In
diana. at the close of its business on
RESOURCES
Loans anc discounts Isl. 727. 646 70
Overcrafts ..... .S2311
Real estate ........ 1924 "a
Company's hulding-vaults
and equipment ......... 22O ,49b.7O
United States bonds and 9TH 80 oo ~,
er securities ......... l!9.bgO .QS
Cash on hand and in banks. 81 1855
Total resources S2.451 1863. SO
LIABILITIES
CAPITAL stock paid in. ...S 100. 10000
Net undivided profits and -.
surplus .......... o2,o3u'99
Total, deposits ........... &.15l,666633.9999
Banking house ........... bo.uUu.UU
Due DEPARTMENTS .. 1905 80
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state e Of Indiana. County Of Marion, So:
I, j. E Casey. Treasurer of the Indiana
Trust Company of Indianapolis, Indiana,
do solemnly swear that the above state
llen' u &c J.E. CASEY. Treasurer.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 9Th day of July. 1925.
HAZEL M. ALVERSON;,.
NV commission expires January. 1928.
OFFICERS
J. P FRENIZEL, President; n.o.,so,.
JOHN CASEY. Vice Pres. and Treas
urer.
GRTT14fUR CRAAVEN. Asst. Treas.
r. n BRITTON Asst. Secy:
ARTHUR W. KAYE, Asst. Secy.
WILL COWAN, Asst. Treas.
P. W FECHTMAN, Asst Secy.
N. P. BOWEN. Asst. Secy.
Estate and ms Dept.
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State of Indiana County of Marion. ss:
L L. A. Wiles cashier of the South
Side State Bank. do solcmnly swear that
the above statement is true.
L. A. WTLES. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this 9th day of July 1925.
fSEALl ORVILLE E. MOSS.
Notary Public
NY commission expires April q. 1925.
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STATE BANK STATEMENTS

O. HITCH. President.
G. G.. MEGARDER. Acting Cashier.
g. Report of the condition Of the. Tuxedo
81 lnd "a at a. the close of its business on
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts ........ S167. $500
furniture and fixtures; 49,. 1885
Due from banks and trust Cos. 169s463
Sasn on hand .............. 1l.334.gl
2asn IlcIns ..'.s'' s.s'.ss.. - .gl.UU
FRONTS and loss ............ 3.S5S.72
Total resources. S21O. 200 "a
LIABILITIES
Capital stock-paid in ......S 2h GOO 90
Demand Del land deposits s109 4ee. 96 s'OOo'Oo
Demand certificates 10S751 %
Savings deposits. 31.45S.51 Isl. 676.76
Cashiers checks ........... i ,o32 .9S
Bills payable .............. 2S.0000O
Total. liabilities nam, $40 900 -
/. G. c. Megarder acting cashier OF tho
Tuxedo State Bank. do solemnly swear
that the above statement Is true.
SUBSCRIBED and sworn to before before me- me. this
7th day of July, 1925
MARGARET RYvEs,
MI eoumtutan ezursae s sIsS IL 1877.