OHABLOTTE, NEWSAPBIL 9, 11)13
JJL
Report of the Condition of
The Mcrclrants x r ar
mors National Bank
the State of North
'J.r.:'i ' ti;.; close of business.
:1 1, lOis.
kS?o:t.ce.
. . . f
s-'ev -ired and U11'
, s' "to secure tir
''..s "to secure U. S.
.51.193,530.83
125,70
200,000.00
u.Uies. ct.- ...
rurniture
-, . . . .
.. stale owned . . .
- t not
, .i-' STO.'M'.'.SS
:ate
i v u t f
t
I t.'.V-
ti.sM.22
- v. 1" C
. . ;iS.s5S.l
. .... 10.019-iy
i.o ;.'.."
1.000.00
3,500.00
22, 107.12
1,337.11
i e-
U'.-? 5,000.tf'J
"-j" lt'.OOi'.vO 275.497.13
less ex
:.. riii'l
v ji.-tcs out
's: 1J. 2 -'
. .$1,697,43.27
. . $ "'."i.oxO.OC
roo.ooo.oo
21.237.12
: oo, oo o.oo
Report Of The Condition
of the Charlotte Na
tional Bank
at Charlotte, in the State of North
Carolina, at the close of business,
April 4, 1913.
1-oans ami discounts
Overdrafts, secured
unsecured . .
DOLLARS.
. . .$1,520,315.3:
and
1,6S5.5
224,000.00
1,000.00
1.61D.0S
L.. t?. bonds to secure cir
culation L. S. bonds l
deposits .".
Bankinsr house, furniture
and lix lures
Duo from nation
al banks (not
reserve agents) $3$,55S.72
Due from State
and private
banks and bank
ers, trust com
panies and sav
ings banks . . 73,156.70
Due from approv
ed reserve
agents .... S3, 543. 13
Checks and other
cash items . .. 23,414.23
Notes of other na
tional banks . . 10,665.00
Fractional paper
currency, nick
els and cents.. 327.06
Lawful money re
serve in bank
viz i
Specie 77.405.01
Legral-tendcr notes 23,000.00
Itcdemption- fund
with U. JS. Treas
urer (5 per cent
of circulation) 11,200.00 338,272.26
Total ..$2,146,595.17
LIABILITIES. DOLLARS.
Capital stock paid in $ 250.000.00
Surplus fund 100,000.00
Undivided profits, less cx-
. , 9, -- I
.:: I . - I
-v i j -;
701.7V
. . l.iH .;"" 909,222.20
Ure?:t lor
i : il inter-
!i"Ml?5"s ;nrl Invpt; r:iiH
National bank notes out
standing Vvc to other na
tional bunks ..$13,772.53
Hue to State and
private banks
1 and bankers.. 36,355.01
! I'tie to approved
71,092.61
1,000.00
$1,697,15S.27
;U Carolina. County of
1 reserve agents.. 9,431.21
!i:-!;vidu:l tlepos-
; us subject to
Tine tt-rtitieaics
of deposits.. ..3S4.599.37
Certified checks 93.22
Cashier's checks
outstanding .. 3.130.S3
j posits 1.000.00 1,274. SSI. 59
0 nipii.Ofl I Bonds borrowed .. .. .. 30,'J0 J.t'O
iuaoie, liiciuuiiiK
certificates of deposit for
money borrowed 185.000.00
Reserved for interest ac
crued 10,967.97
.93S.9;
:,. cashier oi tnei
" u do soleninlv swear State of North Carolina. County or
-' ''. Me is true to the) Mecklenburg, ss:
.,l-e und belief. I I. W. II. T witty, Cashier of the
Vl-' c. WILKINSON. ! abovo-iKLP.ied t ank, do solemnly swear
Casliicr. I inac me awve sia lcmiicmi i is true ici inc
oest ot niv kncwledcru ana ielier.
W. II. TWITTi'.
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this Sth lay of April. 1913.
TIIOS. C. HAYES.
Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
w. h. bi:lk.
Y. J. CHAMBKRS,
OEO. P. WADS WORTH,
C. VALAKR,
Directors.
Total $2,146,895.17
me
' worn to before
: April. 1313.
baxtki: ROSS.
Notary Public.
DO WD.
H r.KLK.
Directors.
Report ot The Condition of
iho Union National Bank
:;:e State of North
close of business,
:.4 1. 1912.
OOLLAHS.
.$ 653,259.54
1 and un
j ti u:e cir-
u- e pos-
. .'. .nil. 3 t
61.23
100,000.00
6 000.00
Report of The Condition of
The First National Bank
at Charlotte, it: the State of "orth
Carolina, at the close of busintss,
April 4, 1313.
RESOURCES.
DOLLARS.
.457.
'")
172,311.72
5.000.00
:n . .
: ex
paid. Oil-
. .$ 065,235.55
DOLLARS.
. . . $ioo,ooy.oo
'. 77,303.11
100.000.03
Loans and discounts $1,571,009.S1
Overdrafts. secured and
unsecured 1,40j..O
U. S. bends to secure cir-
dilation 300,000.00
Lankinc house. furniture .nnnnnn
and tixtures v.yuv.uu
Due from nation
al banks (not
reserve agents) $19,362.13
.,e from State
and private
banks and bank
ers, trust com
panies and sav-
iianks .... 45,125.79
'.'ie from ap-;.;-oced
reserve
an"- nts o6,9 3.9.1
Checks a:ul other
. :.sh items.... 9.55S. I.j
Notes of other na
' t.onal bniiks .. 23,3i9.'"
Fractional paper
currency, nick
els and cents.. 431.3.1
Lawful money re
servo in bank,
viz:
Specie 51.20'VfO
l Kal-tender notes 5,000.00
Redemption fund
with U. S. Trcas-
iiT'ci (5 per cent
of circulation) 15.000.00 206,041.03
COMMENCED BUSINESS MAY 4, 1912
Report of the Condition of the
OHIO Sliy
at Close of Business on April 4th, 1913
8
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts $804,876.36
Overdrafts . . . . . 447.21
Banking House, Furni
ture and Fixtures . . 346,200.54
Cash oh Hand and due
from Banks . . . . 179,639.95
$1,331,164.06
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock . . . $500,000.00
Undivided Profits
Bonds . . . .
Bills Payable . .
Deposits . . .
. 131,982.13'
125,000.00
. None
. 574,181.93
$1,331,164.06
E RECEIVE ACCOUNTS of Banks, Corporations, Firms and Individuals on favorable
terms and shall be pleased to meet or correspond with those who contemplate making
changes or opening new accounts. . .
W. A. WATSON, V.-Pres.
W. M. LONG, V.-Pres.
OFFFICERS:
J. H. LITTLE, President E. O. ANDERSON, Cashier
J. H. WEARN, Ch. of the Board E. E. JONES, Asst. Cashier
DIRECTORS:
I
J A. ABERXETHY
W. H. BELK
J. M. DAVIS
J. A. DURHAM
W. W. 11AGOOD
A. J. HACOOD
J. W. HASTINGS
W. J. HUTCHISON
C. W. JOHNSTON
J. A. JONES
W. M. LONG
J. H. LITTLE
CHAS. P. MOODY
j. b. Mclaughlin
W. L. NICHOLSON
C. W. ROBINS.ON ,
G. W. RAGAN 1
J. L. STATEN 4
A. L. SMITH
S. B. TANNER
J. H. WEARN
W. A. WATSON
Report Of The' Condition
of The Southern Loan
& Savings Bank
at Charlotte, in the State of North
Carolina, at the close of business,
April i, l'JlS.
RESOURCES.
DOLLARS.
Loans and discounts .. 345.S27.lo
All other stocks, bonus ana
mortgages
Iic.nkinsr house. furniture
i nd fixtures .
i'eniand loans
Lue fron banks ana bank
ers
1 1,046.75
1,500.00
S5, 225.47
.:4.0D
Total
.$2,128,156.57
DOLLARS.
. .$ 300.000.00
306,524.82
300,000.00
t.j
1 ?,2
.!;. S7
c-j ,. 5.'.3".12
0, OC't'. 00
..oncy
t i.OE -3
100.000.00
1.931.02
LT ANILITIES. - .
Capital stock paid in
Surplus lunu
Undivided prolits, less ex
panses and taxes paid..
National bank notes outstanding
i Due to other na
' tionnl banks .
1 Due to State and
. private banks
j wild bankers LJs-'I-
i Dividends unpaid
: Individual depos-
I its subject . to
check lob, i -i.)
Demand certlfl-
rates Ot rieposit o,oc.J
Time certilicatcs
of deposits . . .418.4S6.16
Cashier's checks J1Cft. ... ...
outstanding.. . 4.316.00 921.91.. o
Bills payable. including
1nornlfiyCabCoSrroidcaP0.Sl! f.r. 200.000.00
.$ 3??, 235.55
. ."iro;:r.a. County of
"ashici
of the
rt t-
: solemnly swear
' r.fr.t is true to the
' :c lso and belief.
!'. P. TILLKTT.
Cashier,
"'.ni to before me
i ; i!. !'.n::.
lUj-i. . 1 1 AYES.
Notary TuMic.
;v. WADE.
I" L.VTTA. JR.,
I' ALEXANDER.
Directors.
Ir.ted.gent Manager.
"r.e
e pro-
iOst nart v.-nrthv
i - - - - - -.
vion recently gave the
I Ae-v nrk- a lam-
Total
.$2,125,456.57
State of North Carolina, County of
Merklenburg:. ss:
I Henry M. McAden. President of the
above-named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to
the best of ketobeuef.
President.
Subscribed and sworn to before m
this 8th day of -Tr,r ALLISON.
Notary Public
Correct-Attest: WILtjIAMSf
j II. M'ADKN,
FRANK GILRKATH.
GEO. VT. BRYAN.
Directors.
Cash items . . . .
(Jold coin
Silvtr coin. in
cluding all mi
nor coin curren
rv National bank
notes and other
U. S. notes. . .
Total
.31
.00
95.15
450.00
575. 6
.$ 410,061.75
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in
Surplus fund
Undivided rrofits, less cur
rent expenses and taxes
paid
Time certificates of deposit
Demand ccrtifi
rates of deposit $40.,Jo.-.8;
Savings deposits 245,039.4.
Cashier's checks
onrsta-.idins' 6b5.fii
Accrued interest due de
DOLLARS.
. $ 50,000.00
. .. 30,000.00
21.739.91
50,000.00
:?6,65S.90
1.662.91
Total.
.$ 440,061.75
-state of North Carolina, County of
Mecklenburp. ss:
I W. L. Jenkins, cashier of the
above-named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the
best of my knowledge end, belief
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this Sth day ofTApril,
Notary Public.
Correct Attest: rI,TX
v. s.
J. A.
ALEXANDER.
BELL,
Directors.
I- . - w. . U.'UU
ros:r-c V ex(''v,'' a f(-xv from his one
iVfl'T'rC' :- 1 ;' the most part blow
l::crml doesn't criti- man
T;5!,.!30. . bed
ta-;'S6 V Ith exceptions, of
"aVrst" (Vera;:e nianaxer's idea
Sivase-, lv,e Clitic is a bost. Col.
to'4 y.ri,srivS recall an old storv
iion Laekaye, the actor. He
n".; av- "The Law and the
W Mi- n,'Aas founded on Huso's
: tarr:-U t -ou Preserve the orlgi'
'! trid".ac:,1..a fr.i1end'
"Cou,;-. 1"st' said Lackaye.
Py.;rs.V.-'0i a manager to
x0' not r nortetl Tckaye. "I
t7" Yr,- -r. no to Pronounce it."
managers
)me a really
ioi!ed in oil, if
?l-Ieafet jh the wor
The Frankness of Youth.
Supper ras in progress and the fa
ther was telling about a row which
took place in front oi ms biiu c..
morning: "The first thing I saw was
man deal tne oiuei own
,i (knn o nwd rratherinsr. The
struck ran and grao-
i d,nvpi hp had been using
on the etreet and rushed back his
eyes blazing fiercely, i iuuu6ui.
furely knock the other man's rams
out and I stepped right m between
thThe young son of the family had
become so hugely interested in the
narrative as it proceeded that he had
stopped eating his pudding. So proud
was he of his father's valor his ejes
fairly shone and he cried:
"He couldn't knock anybrains out
of you could he, father?
Fathtr looked at him long and ear.
nestly. but the lad's countenance as
frank and open. . MBmtA
Father gasped slightly and resumed
his 6pper. Lippincott s.
foivine- moving pictures
m . . . . riii the man
"""'uuiinave been mirouuccu, "
c to the occas-i moving picture have any chance
'against the woman moving picture.
Excuses for Absence from Office.
One prolific source of clerical hu
mor, says a writer in the April
Strand, consists of excuse-making for
nonattendance at the office. A favor
ite formula for several generations has
been. "I should like to attend my
grandmother's funeral, sir." Some
times this touching request occasions
mild surprise.
"I thought Mr. Brown, you buried
one grandmother last year and an
other the year before?" .
"That is true, sir,' was the response
"It's my poor grandather's fault; he
married again."
"Very well. Let this be the last
mntiioi- dnrinsr thfi btisv season.
ji aiiuuiu t..-. " ' - - '
Mr. Brown."
lover, who had granted
one of his clerks leave of absence to
attend the . funeral of an aunt, was
shortly afterward surprised to meet
the young gentleman enjoying him
self at a well-known cricket ground.
"You've made quick work of your
aunt, Meadows," he remarked grimly.
"Oh, I found I'd made a mistajse-i-n
the hour. The funeral isn't until this
afternoon, sir. I felt very low and
thought I'd come here to get cheered
up " And Meadows heaved a sigh.
By an odd chance that afternoon the
emplover again encountered his clerk
in the vast crowd surging from the
matCn - J' J 4.
" h I'm very glad I didn t go to
the fuiteral, sir," said the latter bright
ly. 'My tailor didn't send my clothes.
I hear it was, a most afflicting affair,
and I should have been most coirplte
ly incapacitated tomorrow. Now I'm
fresh as a lark." '
Report of the Condition of
the COMMERC-AL NA
TIONAL BANK.
at Charlotte, in the State of North
Carolina, at the close of business,
April 4, 1D13.
RESOURCES. DOLLARS.
Loans and discounts .. . . ?1, 830,982. 33
Overdrafts, secured and un
secured 966.86
LT. S. bonds to secure cir
culation 500,000.00
LT. y. bonds to secure U. S.
deposits 50,000.00
Premiums of U. S. bonds.. 3,000.00
Bonds, securities, etc 6,300.00
Banking' house, furniture
and lixtures 372,224.76
Due from national
banks (not re
serve agents) $56,S56.12
Due from State
and private
banks and bank
ers, trust com
panies ana sav
ings banks . .
Due from approv-e-d
reserve
. agents . . . .
Cheeks and other
'vash items . . . 14,659.93
Notes of other na
tional banks . . 10,000.00
Fractional paper
currency, nick
els and cents .
Lawful money re
serve in bank,
viz:
Snecio
Leg-al-tencicr notes iu.uuu.uu
Redemption fund
with U. S. Treas
urer (5 per cent.
Of circulation) 25,000.00 354,534.29
Total 53,118,008.04
6S.941.69
93,779.95
.510.00
74,786.60
DOLLARS.
$ 500,000.00
ioo.ooo.uu
308,149.47
500,000.00
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in.
Surplus fund
Undivided profits less ex
penses and taxes paid .
National bank notes outstanding-
nne tn other Na
tional banks . .$15,696.91
Due to State and
private banks
and bankers . . 44,320.31
Due to trust com
panies and sav
ings banks . .. 567.99
Individual depos
its subject to 4
check . . .804,326.55
Demand certifi
cates of deposit 15,000.00
Time certificates
of deposit . . .427,623.27
Certified checks.. 1,097.69 ,
Cashier's checks
outstanding . . ' 1,225.85
United States de
posits 50,000.00 1,359, SaS. 5 i
Notes and bills redis-
counted 150,000.00
Bills payable, including
certificates of deposit .
for money borrowed .... 50,000.00
Liabilities other than those
above stated . 150,000.00
Report of The Condition of
The American Trust Co
at Charlotte, in the State of North
Carolina, at the close of business.
April 4, 1913.
RESOURCES. DOLLARS.
Loans and discounts . . .
Overdrafts secured . . .
All other stocks, bonds and
mortgages '
Demand loans on
cotton $26,299.77
Due. from banks
and bankers. . 121.23S.37
Cash items .... 27,ilS..J4
$1,667,513.60
3,430.54
.. 32,750.00
Oold coin
Silver coin, in
cluding all mi
nor coin curren
cy -
National bank
notes and other
U. S. notes . . .
Total
240.00
8,374.25
44,916.00 22S, 386.73
.$1,932,050.87
LIABILITIES. DOLLARS
Capital stock paid in $ 3o0,000.00
Undivided profits, less cur
rent expenses and taxes r
paid ",,0S2-i,
Dividends unpaid
Bills payable aO.OOO.OO
Time certificates
of deposit.. . $169,915.95
Deposits subject to
check . . - .1,067,104.21
Due to banks
and bankers.. 37,466.99
Cashier's checks
outstanding . . 5,973.39
Certified checks . 59.25 l,2S0,ol9. , 9
Total-. ,
..$1,932,0S0.S7
Total
. .$3,118,008.04
State of North Carolina, County of
Mecklenburg-, ss:
I, A. T. Summey, Cashier ot the
above-named bank, do "solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to
the best of my knowledge and belief.
A. T. SUMMEY,
Cashier.
Subscribed and" sworn to before me
this 8th day of April, 1913.
THOS. C. HATES,
Notary Public.
Correct Attest: , -
J. A. C. WADSWORTH,
WILLIS BROWN,
L. W. SANDERS,
R. A. DUNN,
A. G. BRENIZER,
Directors.
Why of Course.;
"Stockings?" said the v salesman,
"Yes, ma'am. What number do you
wear?"
"What number?" snapped the stern
visaged lady. "Why two of course.
Do yo utake me for a centipede?"
Ladies' Home Journal.
State of North Carolina, County of
Mecklenburg, ss: . ,.
I W H. Wood, Treasurer of the
above-named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the
best of my knowledg-e and belief.
W. II. WOOD,
Treasurer.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 8th day of April. "13
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:s
A. J. DRAPER,
J. N. MCAUSLAND,
Directors.
Trust Department.
Trust funds uninvested $ 2,286.59
Investments.
Mortgage notes and bonds $1,044,156.30
Other securities
iteal estate 22S, 537.50
Personal property 1,479.00
Total . .
.$1,413,190.12
Swapping Yarns,
stories of Booth Tarkington are
many and varied, and to the long list
Jean Galbreath and Lowell Sherman
added a late one while "swapping
vams" and waiting for their cues the
other day at the arlem. opera house.
"While Tarkmgton was on nis last
stay in Paris," , said Sherman, "some
people from his home town, old neigh
bors in fact, looked him up, and after
exchanging the usual pleasantries of
the season, one of them said: "By
the way, Booth did you know that
some of the important citizens have
placed a tablet in your old home?"
' 'No, I wasn't aware of- the honor'
replied Tarkington; ('and what does it
say?'
" 'Why, it's very : simple, said , the
other, it just reads, 'To Let," New
York Telegraph. -
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Mr. Schwab, who is very fond of farce
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' The secretary summoned a page and
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