tt m -. RWRRP?W ii j " -. (l mMs?'; $ &m& at4 iJa- KUVEPS.P.U I a I v- v Objects" te '.Killing Monster Found by.PrefAp'Nelll in Patagenis SAID TO BE HARMLESS : i , Let the rleslesatmi8 lire. t TIiIr Is tlie opinion of representative!) ef the Pennsylvania Secfcty for the l'rcr vcntlen of Cruelty te Animals, who igrcc with scientists and humanitarians f Seuth America en the subject. The animal was- discovered recently In Patagonia by Prof. J. A. O'Neill, a scientist, who Is making explorations In Seuth America. ' It appears that Prof. O'Neill and thers en the expedition were desirous ef capturing and killing the animal nud bringing it back te the United States. This caused a. general pretest among humanitarians in the neutii American countries, and several regarded as au thorities asserted that the animal, which vas known te be harmless, had the right te live. Among thuc who held this view was M. A. A'barassln, head of the "Seclcdad Protectera De Les Animates," In ether words an nnti cruelty organization. Frank II. Rutherford, operative man ucr of the Pennsylvania 8. -P. 0. A.. j, agrees with Dr. Albftrassln, "As rhe animal Is said te be harmless," said Mr. Buthcrferd, "I think It weu.d be-wau-Jtcn cruelty te kill it. "It was placed en earth for oeme rcn rcn ten and has some function which sol- thti'ts perhaps have net yet discovered. j' I think the plcRlesauruH ttheuld have a chance. It would be we'l te study It ' closely, and observe lis habits. If It Is happy in Its own country and going along without tnelesting humanity then humanity should reciprecate and let this rare animal alone. "Perhaps if it is permitted te live it will lead te ether discoveries which may be very beneflclel te science." Prof. O'Neill, who set in touch with several scientific societies hi llruzll. laid he would pursue the plcblesaurus and present it te one of the Seuth American zees 'if sufficient funds were forthcoming. Meanwhile the pleslewumm Is said te he Hearing the Straits of Magellan and may succeed In reaching the Island of Terra del Fuege before the iiecchary financial rc-cufeicements huve been re ceived by Prof. O'Neill and his pur suers. The animal is nt home en land or in the water. It has a very long ni'ck and four puddle-shepcd whcls which en ables it te glide through water at a rapid rate. JAIL DODGE'S SON. AFTER GIRL LEAPS FROM HIS AUTO Sped Machine in Wrong Direction, Companions Declare Kalamazoo, Mich., Mnrch lit. (Ily A. P.) Jehn D. Dedge, non of the late Jehn P. Dedge, nillllenulrc Detroit automobile manufacturer, and Hex Karl, of this city, were held 4n the county jnll today pending further In vestigation into nn automobile accident yesterday that resulted In serious in jury te Miss Kmmellne Kwnkerneclc, nineteen-year-old Western State Nor Ner mal Scheel student. MIks Susan Stegenga and Miss Ethel Clemens, two ether Western Nermal students, who also were in the mnchine, said Dedge and Earl offered te take them te their home from a dance, and that Miss Kwakernvclc leaped from the machine when Dedg, who was driving, Ignored their pretests that he was nut driving in the right direction te their rooming house. They -charge he drove Inte the country at high speed. . MIps Kw.ikerneck was found nt the roadside by n pu suing motorist, who took her te n hospital. Officers declare a bottle of liquor was found In the machine. WILL GUARD WINE CELLARS Bala-Cynwyd Police Force Increased by Twenty te Halt Thieves Detective-policemen te step raids en fine cellars In naln and (.Viw.id Is the plan of Police Commissioner Martin P. 'ilynii. The dnjs of the "soft snap" and languid patrol duty arc ever and Henceforth the patrolmen of Lewer Meneii Township will keep en the job ' Bet off the forte. Tbe new shake-up followed com Plaints from lesidents of llaln-Cvrnvvd tl'at police protection was inniU'ipjate j rums en cellars u.v tnjeves were Uceming tee frequent. The amnll size of the force was blamed n much ns the lack of vigilance en the puit of the Present members. Commissioner Glynn immediately ad lertiscd for mere patrolmen. He re ceived fifty-seven applications, and rassed twenty of them. Three Negroes we passed, which notion created n Merm of pretest, and rumors were rife Jaat all the applicants were Negroes. I he enmmNsloner made no changes, l.OHcver. lery patrolman will be u detective. BANDIT SUSPECTS CAUGHT t Twe Arreited In Camden in Sheet. Ing of Palmyra Policeman , Palmyra, N. J March 13. Fel- eniiig clues uncovered by Detective t"rr, investigating the sheeting of mei ei renee Heck nnd Tatro'inen "egers by four bandits, early ene Sun- y morning m February, warrants "u inucu yesterday for Jeseph Mc- iW'l' Ln,ina Clark' nnd Lnwrence 'lelnlch, both of Camden. Apprehended ft. ,awIcn Police at the instance of the "urlliigten county authorities, both wentiflcd by the victims. h, i1.. '"".'! n8crs was able te leave Hie lllverslde Hospital lasf week, the B w.0nlln his lungs having healed. JhnnM0f lelice,Il-ck. shot through the iieulder, was less seriously injured. utin .,)0lk' b,,,eaie targets for the III i. Bm,s wntn t,,c-v 'Jreve up in I i,llke,,1,tttr(,)1 t0 quchtien the four Htaiigcrslelterlng in front of u bunk. PROVIDE PSYCHIATRJCCUNIC I Eatabllihed In Phlla. General Chiefly as ,Ald te Children A psychiatric clinic has been cstab cstab eltni'1 ft b W'ilndclphla General Hos Hes Hos ?;1,ir,llrty'fe"rt1' tt" Fine streets, E,B.f nn announcement today by ffiwl ''urbush. of the Department of the LI II(,fl.Uh- .Tl,u rtinle will aid in i i m'"tlen of mental UIecuecs, espo espe Jlly oineiig children. t.i h i'll""S V'111 I'" " he "men both ea'''0' the community." Dr. Fur- t tek.n iaW' u..8,pcclnl 'Interest will be iftenn- h"lren who show oddities ,," fanner in school. )CTvi-'.ln,c w.m b0. l'cn- Mondays and .T'':--VDmyB ler tlm nTntninnll,,.. DIER CREDITORS URGED. TO REFUSE $200,000 8teneham Should "Shell Over" $2, 000,000, 8aya Cred'ttera' Attorney New Yerk, .March 1. Creditors of the. bankrupt brokerage houae of E. D. Dier & Ce. have been advised by coun sel te withheld their acceptance of the 8200,000 offered them by Charles A. atencham, owner of the New Verk Giants, until a thoretlth Investigation of the details of the failure of the firm has been completed, it became known today, Oplnloni.ef the various organizations or the creditors differ somewhat en the policy te be adopted, nnd te clarify mat ters for them a special meeting of all creditors in this district will be culled within the next week or len days. Prem the Western creditors of the Dier house, who nre represented by O. O. James, of Chicago, comes the word that a payment of 25 per cent is net acceptable te them. In the words of Mr. James, according te Daniel W. IJlumenthal, who is working with him nt this end of the matter, "Mr, Stono Steno Stone ham will have te 'shell ever' nt least $2,000,000." Itegarding Elmere D. Dlcr, bend of the brokerage firm, Mr. Ulumenthal speke quite differently, snjlng that both he and his clients felt that "Dier per mitted n wholesale robbery of the worst kind." SAYS GERMANY IS IN MISERY Dr. Jehn Mez, 8peaklng Here, See "Oceans of Suicides" Germany is threatened with bank ruptcy and "an ocean of suicides," said Dr. Jehn Mez, of Freiburg, linden, spe cial correspondent for thu Frankfurter Zeltung, speaking yesterday before the Society for Ethical Culture, 1U21 Spruce street, ou "Present Conditions in Germany nnd the Outlpek." "The general situation in Europe is worse thnn it was three your age," said Dr. Mez. "The budgets of nil the countries are unbalanced, .trade la de creasing, business Is, demoralized and even in neutral countries unemployment and labor unrest ire general." According te Dr. Mez, Huge Stlnnes is n menace te Euiupe. "ritinnes is making use of the misery in Germany," he eald.'and lapreylng upon this eco nomic situation." . CHILD BUN DOWN AT PLAY , Lester Mays, eleven yeara .old, of 1338 Falrmeunt avenue, was etruck by a tnxicab at 7:20 last evening when "Strength and Service" rri . 1 lraaesmens National Bank 431 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia Repert of Condition At the Clese of Business (Established 1840) March 10, 19SS RESOURCES ' Leans nnd Investments $15,939,014.61 Customers Liability under Letters of Credit and Ac- .-vi - ceptances 2,2'2M Due from Banks 2, 1719 uv Exchanges for Clearing Heuse t 32o'2je I? Accrued Interest 2 'Seli ? Cash and Reserve t . . . . . . . 1,250,684.47 $22,324,164.15 LIABILITIES Capitel : 11,000,000.00 Surplus hnd Undivided Profits 2,275,712.17 Unearned Discount ' ,. 108,038.41 Reserve for Interest, Taxes, etc. 114,483.97 Circulation 50T),000.(JO Letters of Credit and Acceptances 2,765,018.70 Acceptances of Other Banks Sold 43,069.68 Rediscounts and Bills Payable te Federal Reserve Bank 2,678,800.00 Deposits r. . , 12,849,541.16 4 . J $22,324,164.15 Heward A. I.eeb. Prw. . It. . McCarthy. Tlee Trn. . K. (InjrffnliMm, Ties Prf. Edmund William, Vice Pres. Ilewnrtl E, Delly. AMt. Chltr and Caihlcr . , . W. H. JelU Ait. Caahler J. M. ttrlizMl, Aim; Caahler ' playing in front of his home. Jbutei Benjamin erranm at 22HV, Montrese street. took the child te Ht. Jeseph's Hospital. The driver ,was then arrested and will be given a hearing this morning before Magistrate Pitegernld. , jP&HMQr INCORPORATED 1803 the PHILADELPHIA NATIONAL BANK Philadelphia, March 10, 1922 ' RESOURCES U. S. Bends and Certificates of Indebtedness $8,932,905. 1 3 Leans, Discounts and Investments 71 ,726,478.30 Accrued Interest Receivable 350,687.22 Customers' Liability under Letters of Credit and Ac ceptances .. . : '. 1 1,069,025.76 Due from Banks 14,135,756.53 Exchanges for Clearing Heuse 4,103,668.16 Cash and Reserve 9,1 76,565.32 $119,495,086.42 LIABILITIES Capital Stock r Surplus and Net Profits .' Unearned Discount Reserved for Taxes and Interest Letters of Credit and Acceptances Demestic and Foreign Acceptances Sold Fourth Street National Bank Philadelphia CONDENSED STATEMENT OP CONDITION at the close of business March 10, 1922 RESOURCES Leans and Investments i . . . $42,748,029.80 Customers' Liability under Letters of Credit nnd Acceptances 1,300,808.12 Due from Banks 11,044,812.68 Exchanges for Clearing Heuse .... J 1,195,266.64 Cash and Reserve 4,737,575.19 $61,027,392.43 LIABILITIES Capital Stock $3,00(,000.00 Surplus and Profits 8,485,712.09 Reserved for .Taxes and Expenses 80,352.114 Letters of Credit Issued te Customers and Ac ceptances 1,301,999.12 Deposits 47,850,329.28 Bills Payable and Rediscounts NONE Acceptances of Other Benks Sold 302,999.60 $61,027,392.43 Every Ferm of Demestic and Foreign Banking. Unexcelled Facilities. K. r. HIIANHACKEH frelldrnt R J. CI.ARK, Vlc-rr. ttd Cailler (I. K. STAUFFFK. Ant. CuMtr SS- K ,.,.AH.IJ,T-V,l.c.-Pr,,rtnt W- UULKMC. Ait. Caihltr W. U. IHJMNIRKYS. Vlc-I'r.i A. MnrMCHOM, Ant. CilhUr DIRECTORS Sidney FTylr.CIlrtiiae William d. KralTt Clian. A. DanUl Fran'.i T. latterea Ofrt K. .lohnsen A. K.- Nwleid, Jr. William A. DleU Jearpli K. Wldtner lrn du Pent W it. Nlcho:ien Hrrr A. Barwlnd Inaae II, Clethltr. Jr. FraicL I. Oenn William M. Petla l!erif V, Tylr . t tihanbnckr Uaerg Dallaa Dixen V. Averdl ll'irrlrr.an 'MiM l Wllicm .lennrian (' Ntff rinhr p M., "ALWAYS COMMERCIAL" ffitiMl pirn ,.M '. i.; t d Patind ' i ComptreIUr'M Call, March 10, 1922 ASSETS IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE: Cth and Reterve S2,076,161.4S Exchange for Clearing Heuse ' 370,810.69 Due from Correspondent 4B0,78l!Sf ' Eligible Paper Discountable in Federal Re- nrre Bank 8,764,961.82' U. S. Certificate and Bends 3,917,308.87; $15,600,029.08 OTHER LOANS AND DISCOUNTS: Due within 30 day $1,143,804.66 Due 30 te 90 day 498,324.16 Due after 90 days 1,466,123.87 U. S. and ether Bend 689,31 1.99 Banking Heuse 271,000.00' $19,658,293.76, LIABILITIES ' Deposit $1 2,650,506.7 li Due Federal Reserve Bank 2,887.000.00 Circulation 143,500.00 , Reserve (Unearned Interest) 93,680.16, Reserve (Taxes, etc.) 98,612.21 Capital Stock 1,000,000.00 Surplus and Profits . . 2.788.09S.68. ' $19,658,293,76 M.G.BAKER, vrJiwnt , W.B.WARD, w,ier ASSISTANT CASHIER f ii. c. nEiTzr.r, e. n. deism h. a. pemikmus ' DIRECTORS "lnt 2,Ai',, A'K NORTH IRVI.ST. KOHN WIN-lilKUP SMITH f.RELI.7T COI.MNS WIM.1AM H. Plf.UKfi 5nilNP.8TOE MKI.VIM.E fl. HAKER- II.I.IAM I.. TURNER f r mett EDWARD L. IILAIION CI.AL'DE A. HIAIPI.ER I it. wt m m m f-V.t Jj ( 1 Deposits i Individual U. S. Government.. $64,202,208.87 24,022,022.40 1.352,060.62 $5,000,000.00 11,343,573.81 348,046.59 533,911.11 11,467,420.62 1,225,842.40 89,576,291.89 $119,495,083.42 LEVI L. RUE, President CHARLES P. BLINN, JR., Vice. Prcs. HORACE FORTESCUE, Vice I'rc HOWARD W. LEWIS, Vice Prcs. STEPHEN E. RUTH; Vice Pres. WAI. S. MADDOX, Vice Prcs. O. HOWARD WOLFE, Cashier DIRECTORS Pierre S. duPent Asa S. Wing Sapiuel I. Vauclain Wallace D, Simmons Samuel D. Warrincr Geerge Weed Alfred C. Harrison Levi L. Rue Geerge H. McFadden Randal Morgan Samuel Rca Eldridge R. Jehnsen J. Heward Pew J. Kearsley Mitchell Henry G. Brenglc S. P. Hutchinson G. Celesbcrry Purvcs niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiimiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiil I miiiiiiiiiiihiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iinniiiiiiiinr Central National Bank of Philadelphia Statement te Comptroller of Currency At Clese of Business March 10, 1922 RESOURCES , Leans and Investments , Customers' Linbilitv Account of Acceptances . , Interest Earned Net Collected Exchanges for Clearing Heuse Due from Banks nnd Bankers Cash and Reserve ; $22,142,084.19 G85.49 19,700.18 1,812,819.59 2,081,934.54 1,G00,37C80 28,288,100.79 LIABILITIES Capitul Surplus and Undivided Profits (Earned).' Reserved for Taxes, Depreciation, etc...., Unearned Discount Circulation Acceptances Lxecuted for Customers. 1,000,000.00 4,720,053.09 523,408.44 158,027.01 55,000.00 585.49 DePsits '..'.'.'. 21,825,026i76 $28,288,100.79 OFFICERS CHARLES E. INGERSOIX. Prciident DAVID R. CARSON. Ami. te Prciident ALBERT H. ASHBY, Am. CatUcr WILLIAM POST. Chairman Executive Committee DIRECTORS SAMUEL Nt. CURWEN CLARENCE M. BROWN STEVENS HECKSCHER AVERY D. ANDREWS J. BARTON TOWNSEND C. FRED'K C. STOUT STANLEY E. WILSON, VlccPreildent A. D. SWIFT, Cnhler GEORGE BURNHAM. Jr. WILLIAM WOOD CHARLES WHEELER CHARLES E. 1NOERSOLL A. A. JACKSON BENJAMIN RUSH WILLIAM TOST CLEMENT B. SEWBOLD CHARLES E. MATHER HARRY h BAKER Chestnut Street at Fifth 'apital $1,000,000 Surplus and Undivided Profits Earned $4,600,000 l1 f CHAirrER Ne.l THE rrasT bank CHARTERED UKDCn THE MATIONAX BANK ACT Rrst National Bank of Philadelphia 315 CHESTNUT ST. Condensed Statement from Our Beeks March 10, 1922 RESOURCES Leana and InveatmenU $28,244,746.06 Cuttemera' Liability under Lettera of Credit and Acceptances 1,937,582.56 Interest Earned but Uncollected 44,506.77 Due from Banks 4,666,226.44 Exchanges for Clearing; Heuse 1,233,486.54 Cash and Reserve 3,033,736.92 Total $39,160,28529 LIABILITIES Capital $1,500,000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits 3,043,182.02 Interest and Discount Collected, but Net Earned 120,025.31 Reserved for Taxes, Interest, etc 115,679.28 Acceptances of Other Banks Sold 1,183,248.90 Letters of Credit and Acceptances 754,333.66 Re-discounts (Federal Reserve Bank) 1,825,000.00 DPt , 30,618,816.12 ' Total $39;i60,285.29 H. . KENTOV RNK. Vli-f-l'rr. IIAltHV .1. II.WS. Vlir-I'rr. THO. H. AMIKKH, Vlrfl'rr. tllAx. II. I.H, lr-ITT. C.VU1. 11. 1.AH. rrwldfnt IIO nil T). MIRIMIS, ,(. tukhV I.. If. sAMttltll. A.t. iH.hlrr KOHERT T3 AI.DRK II. (.f. I'uVr T. MOTT IMMir. A,t. tuslilrr CHAFFEE, Cahlrr I. . r fhns. . Chllil Jnitriih ., lurk Walten Clurk Crrua II. K. C'urtli, DIRECTORS Krnnklln T) 'Otter AM 11 1 a m r. t.rtt E. C. Ir!n l.lvliiCBten K. Jen Ullllnm . I.iiu Jnsriih II. Mi( ill lYwl'K .MrOttni J. Henry Nuittmtueil .1. V. nn IJyke aStB5 OFFICERS President JOSEPH WAYNE, JR. Vice-Presidents 'EVAN RANDOLPH A. W. P1CKFORD Cashier ' CHARLES M. ASHTON Assistant Cashiers ALFRED BARRATT DAVID J. MYERS WALTER G. PATTERSON DIRECTORS -RANCI8 n. RUBVES. Hedman K. Qrlseem W. Treilerlck SnyJer Wm. Newbold Uly Jehn Orlbbel Francla n, Itsevea, Jr. Wre. W. Frailer, Jr. Chalrmait e( Ui Heard Merris It. Becktua Arthur V. Morten William Jay Turner A. J, County Wm. P. Barbs Wjilter a. Thomiea NATIONAL BANK PHILADELPHIA STATEMENT OF CONDITION at the close of business, March 10, 1022 RESOURCES Leans and Investments $48,055,606.55 Accrued Interest 114,012.09 Acceptances arid Lottersef Credit 695,669.41 Exchange for Clearing Heuse 2,754,483.90 , Due from Banks 9,806,621.84 Cash and Reserve 4,693,851.03 $66,119,836.38 LIABILITIES -, Capital ; ?2,000,000.00 Surplus and Net Profits 7,185 482.74 Reserve for Unearned Discount ,,, 256 491 J8 Reserve for Taxes nnd Interest 146'69e!s8 Circulation 1,0B4,097.50 Acceptances and Letters of Credit 695,669.41 Government Securities Borrowed 45000o!e0 Due Federal Reserve Bank Leans en Government Securities 888,962.00 DeP08119 B8.411.ksr ?", and TucBdavH nrl IT h.Vi7 ; UerB. i? ""n.gin,n ' V.0' ' Jr . . aSS'Ji"??"" Jehn Hampton narnts. v.i-.. w ,. blTB-Sj!S5 arsa".. wsasrr , u..u... ESaxHae- srgas sss -- " "TV . -"'" VHuuti I fc - - -- .p . uktH m u..1. rka.iiu v..i. lawls 1,1111 ITK-'J MWtaw ulaatea la- Made -w v. fr . .. , - , , juh.. . M.v. a. . . .a tSSnriSrZ'" w"'S""a .?"t" J ciki FRANKLIN NATIONAL BANK Chestnut Street West of Bread I Philadelphia, March 10, 1922 RESOURCES . Leans and Investment ., anQ D(.A KA Liability under Letters of Credit . : 31 rer 1 Interest Earned Uncollected .'.'.'! .' 127.25S.06 Due from Banks '.'.'.'.'. 10,61o22e!96 .asb and Keserye 4,991,742.92 Exchanges for Clearinf Heus 3.193,985.09 $60,564,875.20 LIABILITIES SsTli ' $1,000,000.00 it.ji.7ij 'a Wei 4,000,000.00 Sltj WSdP,0TU ' ' 'a 1.721 299 37 Reserved for Taxes, etc 719 R17 le Red'f.'ceSntfadeV.i R.'. 'Bank ." .' .' ." .' .' .' .' .' :;::.:;; p0,,U 52,936,337.00 $60,564,875.20 . . ,WA J' R. McAMJ.sn.R. Trraliltnt J. A. HARM. Jr.. t lr rreildrnt v 1" smri ,u i ,. vm. HAnnr. ve vrTnl . c, , VlSV ..;r CHARTERED fiv CONGRESS 1781 NATIONAL BANK 1864 BANK North America . 30r Chestnut Street Philadelphia, iMarch 10, 1922. REPORT OF CONDITION J RESOURCES Leana and Discount. $23,387,742.12 , Due from Banks and Bankers 3,197 844 lO ' InttrM VmrrA Nn rn-A .n.'XZZ'l Customers' Liability ac Letters of Credit Clearing Heuse Exchanges Cash and Reserve 126,803. 500,031. 1,626,159. 2,057,332.1 $30,895,913. LIABILITIES Capital Surplus and Undivided Profits Reserve for Taxes, Interest, etc Unearned Discount Circulation Acceptances Executed and Letters of Credit Bills Rediscounted Secured by U. S. Bends . . . Bills Payable Federal Reserve Bank DePiu 22,642,812 $1,000,000. 2,482,664.; 160,310. 131,097.; 499,997. 500,031.49 1,379,000.00 2,100,000.0 .47 TT 9 W TO Jt H W ii f; I 4 1 aiA I t6 .' J 1 1 tA tti DIRECTORS K. &. SlrKIM.M. Me I'rr. W. J. SIUIU'IIV. A.-'t Cueli'i-r J. W. WliniNO I'rralilrnt li, h M.n. Lincoln K. Fiisiwiere Jehn W. Prarr ienn r. "rrn . (ira F' Bakrr. . wm riirr A't ('ii.lilrr Directors VVar KiiMiiu.iiIrr Charlra It. Dunn Ul"T'' iv.,:'.Ir', ?tedifcVrrq $30,895,91331 It. i Htlllf T 1 t fttfii m KlUIMKI nJ t. SI. I'HI.i Lrninril T. IIMle .iiarvin A, nmi Jasara D. C. Mai $ "rmli 1 I 'fpr v?m - r;" ' , .,,. . JEDTM "i iPHi.l hms&&-& .:g , H m , . m vr mrnummmtVfr r . t ;' ti2 r.w Mf iv hsm&m it',' 'i:.-i.,, c i j t -, 'W JAJ w-z.zi rrrr az- n:it.n-uvm al Ceaaaa "l kkkkHHMHHHHHkHiHHkkkkkkkkk -,mm
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