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EVENING- PUBLIC EDOER PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, JULY 22, 1919
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MORE ARRESTS HINTED IN NORTH PENN BANK FAILURE; PROBE REVEALS DEFICIT OF $900,000'
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More Arrests Seen '
A-t X 14-C'I'Cf'f W lf .sLJCXf-fVl
' Conttnaed From Tate One
In that be might make arrangements
to K'.t ball. ,
Up to District Attorney
Commissioner of Banking John S ,
Fisher, by whose ordrr the bank win
closed on Friday and whose instructions
led to Moyer's arrest, said today that
the entire matter of prosecution was !
Bow In the hands of the district attor- I
aey here.
At 11:20 o'clock Moyer. nqrompn- j
nled by his brother and counsel and a j
city, detective, left the office of the
district attorney and proceeded slowly
to tne Bearing room.
"When he entered the court room Mr
Taulane, who had preceded Moyer, es
corted him to the bar of the court The
cashier appeared agitated and extremely
nervous.
He removed his straw hnt when he
entered the court room and kept the
brim of it continually at his mouth
while facing the magistrate. Itn wore n
dark serge suit and a light grav over
coat.
During the hearing Mover kept lui i
eyes continually upon the magistrate.
In the prisoner's flock lie appeared to
be well above medium height, stand -
Ing nearly iv feet tall Ili coin-'thrv
pleilon is dark and his i-vi- pleasant
and sparkling He wears a small Muck
moustache
His general appearance i that of n
successful business man. well dressed
but not flnh.i A lodge pin worn in
the lapel of his mat was the onh orna
ment he wore.
Handed Copy of AAlil.-nit
Mr. Taulane handed it rnpv of the
affidavit to the magistrate and ex
plained that the district nttornej s of
fice was not then prepared to eop
tinue with the rase. He asked that
bail he fixed at S'.,."i.OllO for Mover's
appearance for a further heaving next
Tuesday Thi. Mr. Taulane said. wn
the amount of hail .-igreed upon.
The magistrate then held the cashier
in bail
Counsel for Motor stnled that the
defendant had been aroused of criminal
acts, and as snrh a tho ne. tin
cashier had the right to refuse t,, give'
any information to the bank examiners
because ant statement might he nidged
incriminating
This right Mover will wane, his
counsel stated, nnd added that the
cashier would proceed dire.tlt to the
bank after hail is furnished Here
Moyer would aid the examiners in
straightening matters out. it was said
Just after the hearing Miltnn Mover,
the accused man's father, appeared at
City Hall. He and the cashier's brother
had been sent for. hut through some
misunderstanding wept to the North
Penn Bank before proceeding to the
district attorney's office. The father
left a few minutes later without see
ing his son.
Depositors in the hank again crowded
the pavement in front of the building
today. Patrolmen on guard kept the
crowd moving The great majority of
the depositors who appeared today were
women
It was announced at the hauk that
subscribers to Liberty Iionds through
the bank who had made full payment
and could identify their property would
receive the bonds nex-t Tuesday.
Jt was also sap) that other suhsrrib-
y ers who had made some, but not full
payments, rould appear at the bank on
( Tuesday and that thev would then be
told at what institution pavments would
be accepted.
Moyer left his home at the corner of
Third street and Olney avenue at S 1."
o'clock this morning. He ran from the
rear of his house, lenped a hedge to
the pavement and climbed into an auto
mobile that drote off rapidlv.
He refused to answer anv questions.
indicating bv waves of his hand and
shakes of his head that he had nothing
to say.
Accompanied by Lawyer
He was accompanied from hi- hone
by Mr. Montgomerv. and went directly
to City Hall, where they entered Mr.
Taulane's private ouVc to wait for Mr.
" Taulane.
Moyer is a native of Dauphin
county, having been born in Lykens. ,
where his father and his grandfather
J. D. Moyer. were engaged for manv
years in the tannery business.
Moyer worked in one of the Lvkens
banks for a number of years after the
tannery was closed His father at that
time engaged in the real estate bu-i
ness. The familv moved about eight
years ago to llarrisburg. I'a., where
they lived for a short time, and then
came to Philadelphia.
At 0 o'clock James Vv'. Maenurnev
receiver for the bank, and U P. Fergu j
son, a bank examiner, visited the pn
Vate office of District Attorney R"tan '
in the Libertv Building and went from
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TONIGHT
HOTEL ADELPHIA
ROOF GARDEN &
PRINCE ILMA QUARTETTE
In Their Caravan Songs
MAURICE
Idol o the New York Four Hundred
MARGARET CALVERT
Dancing Violinist From Ziegfeld Follies
FRANK SHERMAN HELEN BRENNAN
Instantaneous Comedian
EDDIE FORD
Novelty Cartoonist
The Coolest Spot in Town
Cover Charge One Dollar
Dancing Begins 9.30
! HOME OF NORTH PENN BANK'S CASHIER
hw.r -1.t'mw s. ''v1a'W)uA3'(,l
f?$i&tomnx
I) riling of K.tlpll T.
Mnrr.
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there to t'.r ,.uVo of Mr T.ml'iu' in
i the West i;ui Trust lluililins. H'"
ii.nfei-n'd with Mr. Taulane.
Mr Mniitjrnmr rplnined that, al
though lie ii on nttornej, he ap
pean-il vvirl, the i-ti-hii-r n a friend ami
not as his I'uiinsel, He said that i'
was his intention to expedite a hearing
nnd provide for hail.
Mr Montgomi ri . who dr. I, if, d he
appeared as a friend of Mnet' rather
than his attorne) is a rhuhl". veil
fneeil iriim. with a very hccrful nature
following the hearing tmluv he de
scribed li" hi fii st learned of the ,"s,.
t a "Near
I.llsl inch t Mr
w ife w i le diMtti; ,n
roof garden m rln
Cnliaril"
nlcornert and his
one of the hot. I
liter of the tt .
uati lung wh.ii
"inar eabllel
itn
attorney termed a
Slinrtlv before mid-
night M
''ii'I'Ihhii In the hotel ami
nlgnmi-rv paged. When
il " i all Mr Montgomery
I, nl M
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s.n I il.r ill- .a-lini a-keii him to hp-
ni.i' .H tie pn liiiiiu.-ii't Inuring. This
Ml Miuitgotlli I'V ollsenleil fo io
T'n .ittm i ' v -t.itcil that Mover
inisl I issur a formal siat,.mrnt later,
explaining the hums alleged to have
been made in an an plane i ompaiit and
to Charles A Amhhi former state m
siirnii'' i'iiimiss.oin'1 . .n well :n other
persons and oinn-rth 'hat got loans
from the North Penn Bank
Mr Montgonvrv. after .linn: that
the raslner ha- two , hildten said tlint
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added th.T it is not worth 'vore than
smiii. He stateii that the uistuer vvn
not extravagant, but on t!i
lived erfinomirallv Mover -
latvter stated is worth about S7.ini.
He stilted that Ihe house will lie taken
from Mover under the term" of the
ashier's bond
A brother of Mover's reached the
district ultornev s office a few minutes
after Mr. Montgomery and the rashicr
arrived. It i believed that Ihe broth
er was forinerlv n hisIikt in a West
Philadelphia bank.
Stands I'p for Rrnthrr
"i is a relief to bring things to a
culmination." ihe ashier's brother
said "If my brother had taken a
nn kel lie rould not or hate stood the
strain It is simplt a ease of mis-
placed philmthropv and friendship
1 intend to stand bv
him, and so
We believe
'oes mv brother's wife.
him innocent of any wrong-doing
It is understood that the conference
held between Mr. Taulane. the hank
receiver nnd the examinei . wa1- on a
suggestion made b.v Mr. Montgomery.
tv ho said
-'(If roiir-r the district ittrirner ha
the right to tart rrim'n'il pinrreding
Hut I do not know wln'th'T thi. would
be best at this turn
"If Mover is arrested he might re
fuse to talk hrliev mg an' ibmg he might
-av might bi nidge. ineriminating. If
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SUNDAY
EXCURSION
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SUNDAY, JULY 27, 1919
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nol am still now In might he able
to kio the anthoi itn s some informa
tion about the men who are really
gililM ."
To Itilng Criminal Charges depositors, a. eused Moyer of haying giv- , Ml. Mn(,lturney was to the- efTect
en inordinately large loans in the form . . .,,,, ,u. . ,
At the cnferen.e with the assistant' of mortgages to profiteering real estate that Moyer had said that the pccula
d.stri.t attorne it n. derided to agent- in the neighborhood. tions began two years ago The corn-
bring criminal , Inrges at once At :i meeting of downtown linn. rep- mi-s.oner said that the ; chief task now
Mr Taiihine wen, ... his office at resentntives w,,o-e companies had do- XWl'ftrttjl
I itt Hall shortlv atler in clock nnd posits in Ihe North Penn Bank, it was I ofl-1(,mi records, to ascertain how and
later stated that the cnhier had been decided todav to retnin Owen il.jwhcre the money went. The rornmis
arrrsied. JJoberts. of the Morris Building, to look nrioner expressed the opinion that the
"He will lie anaigned in central sta-'after their interests. I hank had "overextended itself" nnd had
''mi tn twentv minutes." M,- Tnu- Anniw, .neetim? will l.e held at the I made unwise loans. He was positive
l.n. said. Mr. Taulane ndiled that
Mover would waive a henrine and hail
would lie entered for him It is under-1 Kapni'i-. theatre owner, tviis involved in
stood that the twenu minutes- grace t. lmnl.-s ,-IMur(, , a ,.,msidoiahle ex -liciween
llie time ot his arrest and the ...... u,..,i i...... iiuwiiifi ;,. .1...
hearing was to gite the aroused man
.in npprriiinitv to arrange for a bunds
man State 15. inking Commissioner I'Vlier
declared today that other arrests would'
be made if lme.tigiitnui indicated that
llien were other guilty persons.
Confession DicLired Made
Mr 1'isfier anno'inreil nt HuTishurg
that Moter had ninde a complete con
fession of the condition of the hank
and the nu ..-- leading up In it. and
that tin nrrest was mdernl bv him as
a - -nil of tl onfessinp !
Among other I lnrir-s. y ,. r.ther savs
',fm':
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Mover told Mr M.lrlSnrnev tlml hn l.n. I
ed lip Ihe delnlrllllolis for two
tears In substituting loos.,, leaves in the
bunk's books when the slate examiners
oontrnrt . I V1'-1""' "l' institution. These leaves
home, the!"''r, vn made up that tliev .ompletrly
coucealed the real (ondition of the bank
and made it appear solvent.
Mover denied that lie had made a
confession, and dip, that anv such
Mibstitinn of records had ever been
sponsnied lit him He siml lie thought
tile berk ttoind still be able to pull
through and pat its debts
The .ashier said I lint lie had made no
money from Ihe hank outside of his
salary of .S.1000 a year, nnd thai he
, j. iifl his family have but. S.'O al the
Present time
I Mr. Macl'iumev tried for several
, hours last night to get in touch with
District Attorney Ilotnn or some one
j nf his assistant' to -CHir a warrant
i for Motor's arrest, bin was unable to
do so and had to postpone that action
I until todat
Depositors Hold Meeting
The news th.T Mover had confe-srd
1 to Commissioner V'-hcr that the hat"
"i- short $000 0011 and that tl'
'.cnehier's a-rest h.nl been ordered
I moused ereiterl nuthurstc; nt a llieptinc
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(OPPOSITE KEITH'S)
The Summer
A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL RESERVE YOUR
PURCHASE UNTIL DESIRED
The Fur Coats
WmmFf
The
Wolf Sale S24.50
Value $32.50
Mink Sale $27.50
Value 35 00
Fox Sale S32.50
Value $42.50
Stone Marten
Sale $45.00
Value $57.60
Hudson Bay Sable
Sale $67.50
Value $85.00
Fbher Sale SS9.50
Value $110.00
S125.00 V Mffll
TEXT OF AFFIDAVIT ACCUSING
CASHIER OF FRAUD IN BANK
The complete affidavit against
Ralph T. Moyer, cashier of the North
Penn Hank, follows:
Hobert P. Ferguson, a hank ct
nminer for the state of Pennsyl
vania, deposes and snys that Ralph
T Moyer is and has been for the
last two years and upward cashier
of North Penn Hank : that the said
nnlph T. Moyer did, within two
yenrs last past commit willful and
malicious perjury in that he signed
mil made affidavit to divers reports
if the condition of the snld North
Penn Bank to the banking cnmmls--inncr
as required by law, which
suiil reports were false and untrue
in dlvei'i and many particulars well
lintuvn lo he said Ralph T. Mayer
it the tune lie mnde said reports,
-igned ami swore to them.
And. further, that the said U. T.
Mi.tr r within two years last past
lid permit and allow nid hunk to
talio and rrcrlw" money from illters
depositors vvilli the knowledge on his
of depositors in Socialistic Hall, Thir- was received at the Capitol by tele
tieth and tloulnn streets. ( phone from Mr. MneRurney:
The meeting was held for the purpose i m, i, m... w,
of organising depositors. William D. . Where the Mnne Went
(!crv. one of the attorneys! representing I The story of the confession received
office of the Jefferson Theatre, Twent.t -
lillitli street below I l.uipliin. tonight. I.. ,
I' . .1 MIL'' II llt.i.i.l -,.,..,. ...
of tho bank's creditors, in this group,
"tlmt we do not want in nil wa.v to,
interfere with steps taken for the bene
fit of depositors nl large, tint we thought
it best to safeguard our interests bv re
taining able counsel. We would wel-i-iiiiic
iminiries fi nm other creditors, al
though tin meeting tonight i in no
sense piibln
The capital of the hank is only $1.10,-
00(1. A lull a snirnt against the
stockholders, permitted under the law,
would be far from niinling the great
shortage. What other assets arc left
is yet uncertain.
On Sunday Prputt Commissioner P.
(I. Cameron tried to obtain n statement
from the cashier, but the man refused
to give any infoi ination. He was in
formed that Ihe cominon wealth, would
gain the desiied facts, even without his
i-o-operat'on. ami esterday when he
went to the hank he broke down iom
pletely and confessed.
Mr. Cameron later returned to Har
risljurg, where Mr Pisher had gone
previously. The commissioner con
f en ed ttitli the liovernor ou (lie offer
of (tt-o banks in the central section of
the citv to take over the wrecked In
stitution, nnd to operate it in the fu
ture on a more stable basis as nn up
town branch After loo conference the
ilramntii" news of Mover's confession
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NOTE:
We accept Liberty Bonds.
We accept purchasing agents' orders
Charge Accounts Solicited.
FUR S
Marmot Coats $97.50
selected skins. Value $125.00
Trimmed Marmot Coats .... $125.00
raccoon collar and cuffs. Value $159.50.
Natural Muskrat Coats $125.00
fine dark skins. Value $159.50'
Australian Seal Coats $127.50
lustrous skins. Value $165.00
Australian Seal Coats $195.00
beaver, natural squirrel or nutria collar and cuffs.
Value $245.00
Hudson Seal Coats $195.00
full furred skins. Value $245.00
Trimmed Hudson Seal Coats $325.00
natural squirrel collar and cuffs. Value $410.00
Trimmed Mole Coats $375.00
natural squirrel collar and cuffs. Value $470.00
Natural Squirrel Coats $375.00
fine dark blue skins. Value $470.00
Scarfs
The Stoles, Best Values Ever!
Seal Sale $47.50
12x72 In. Value $53 60
Mink Sale $67.50
10x70 In. Value $85 00
Mole Sale $75.00
10x70 In. Value $95.00
Natural Squirrel
Sale 597.50
10x70 in.
Value $122.60.
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part that the said hank was in
solvent, "And, further, that the said Ralph
T. Moyer, within two years last past
did fraudulently embewle, abstract
nnd willfully appropriate to the use
of other persons nnd companies
money, funds, securities and proper
ties belonging to the North Penn
Hank as well as money, funds, se
curities and property left with said
bnnk as special deposits and other
wise. "And. further, that the said It.
T. Moyer, within two years last past
did replace and rehypothecate stocks,
bonds andVtcriirltlcs received by said
hank as security for money lent nnd
borrowed without (ho consent of the
parties pledging the same.
"And, further, that the said It.
T. Moyer within two years last past
did, with intent to defraud, destroy,
niter, mutilate and falsify the books,
papers, writings and securities be
longing to the said North I'enn
Itnnk."
in announcing that persons who received
...... Illnn.tll, ivniilil llnvn in mill
-..jHniion
It. is not believed that the confession
of Moyer will interfere with the plans 1
i of the State Insurance Department to
tlie bank is believed to lie protected. It I
was announced in llarrisburg that In- I
surancc Commissioner Thnmux H. Don-1
nldsnti would immediately ask thei
courts of Allegheny county to approve
distribution of the 72'.., per cent al
iotted to persons affected in Pittsburgh.
If the courts consent, 10.000 checks!
will lie issued nt once. The $227,000'
in the North Penn Rank would be in- '
eluded in the distribution. I
Governor Sproiil would not announce
his attitude toward the offers of other
hank to handle the af-.iirs of the dis- ,
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tvhtt csnv duck folrs. rlns and rop".
ivrlte inr entmo on nirurr pur nn
mmn Mtmnlleii
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package at 10c. If not convenient a
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by nail. Winthrop Sales Co., 116 West
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Sale
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Wm
7f'lL m ffl ln the sea,ed package Vl k 1
fVwi!m m m that keeps all its good- M m
riSJ.7uirWTLL STICK TO MY HUSBAND,
ennrmmiu oliortnpp. trill inrerfern svitli I '
the carrying out of any of the several
propositions. Mr. MacBurney said last
night that he had not been Informed of
the proposals made by the banks, but
that this phase of the matter had been
placed In the hands of tho Governor
directly.
Among depositors who were utterly
fooled as to the condition of the bank
nnd who removed their money from
other hanks to put it in the North Penn
Bnnk wns Charles Xeely. druggist, nt
Twenty -ninth and Gordon streets. For
twenty years he had been in business
within sight of the now defunct insti
tution. He was offered a directorate
In the spring, and accepted it, on the
assurance that the hank was in ster
ling financial condition.
More Arrests Hinted
in Failure of Bank
Continued Fmm Pane One
from its discovery The latter came
w'hen it was found that Insurance Com
missioner Ambler had deposited over
$400,000 of state funds in the North
Penn.
The loans mnde by Moyer against
this sum are not yet known, but they
will be made known publicly within
n day or so, it is believed.
The amounts lent on commercial
paper were within S200.000 in round
numbers of the total deposits of the
bank.
In spite of ail secrecy the name
0f
former Commissioner of Insurance Am- I
bier persists in coming to the front in
connection with the institution's trans
actions in the way of liberal loans.
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DECLARES
Mrs.
Ralph T. Moyer, Whoso Husband Is Under Arrest, in
North Penn Failure, Asserts "Time Will Correct"
The arrest of her husband in connec- I which gives evidence of quiet Comfort,
tlon with the collapse of the North Penn i Large trees shade the wide porch on the
Bank has not caused Mrs. Ilalph T. south and west, and Ihe house is stir
Moyer to waver the slightestdegree in i rounded by a well-kept Inwn.
her affection or in her confidence in j Other houses in the same nelghbor
h'm, hood bear the same annenrnnce of holni-
Moyer is cashier of the bank.
"I'll stick b' my husband to the
end, .but aside from that I have noth
ing to say," snld Mrs. Moyer today at
her attractive and romfortable home on
the northwest corner of Third street and
Olney avenue. ,
"I mny have a statement to make
later on, hut just now I am waiting
developments."
Mrs. Moyer, who is a nice-looking
woman, waved aside nny questions re
garding domestic life and expressed
herself as willing to let time take care
of the opinion of those interested.
"Time tnkes care of all such things,"
she snid, "provided the errors are the
kind that time can correct."
As Mrs, .Moyer was speaking a young
girl about twelve years of aire missed
through the room immediately behind '
the reception hall. I
Sitting back perhaps twentv feet from !
the street, the home of the Moyers is a
large, detached frame and stone house,
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CASHIER'S WIFE
maintained on a very comfortable in
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come, and within shor' distance are
tlie twin houses and rows of houses oc
cupied by tho less well-to-do.
Heports received today from Lykens.
Dauphin county, where Moyer was
born, tend to show Hint friends of the
family there were shocked to hear of
his alleged confession of guilt in con
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