Evening capital. [volume], September 23, 1922, Image 4

About Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981

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| The Annapolis Banking & Trust Company 1
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Capital, $100,000.00 Surplus and Profits, $75,000.00 I
Total Resources, $2,000,000.00 |
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BRANCH BANKS AT BROOKLYN AND GALESVILLE 1
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In the course of the last ten years this bank has grown to be one or the leading I
banks in Anne Arundel County 1
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A Depository of Moneys of the State of Maryland
j;S A Depository of Moneys of the County of Anne Arundel 1
A Depository of Moneys of the City of Annapolis
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4% Paid on Savings Accounts 2% Paid on Checking Accounts
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.... Hft l Solicited, Appreciated and Protected I
JAMES A. WALTON, President FRAN£ H. THOMPSON, JR., Treasurer
N JAMES F. STRANGE, Vice-President CHARLES O. DULIN, Secretary
RIDGELY P. MELVIN, Attorney
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Brooklyn-Curtis Bay Bank WEST RIVER BANK
WM. N v CRISP, President F. E. MADDOX, Cashier % | GALESVILLE, MD.
ROBERT MURRAY, President JOHN H. HOPKINS. JR., Cashier / . f
DIRECTORS: WM. N. CRISP. EMORY GRAY. HERMAN C. STOLL nTBIVWI , „ > J J 1
DIRECTORS: ROBERT MURRAY, HERMAN A. WOODFIELD, GEO. T. DENT F
Ihe I otal Resources of HIE ANNAPOLIS BANKING & TRUST COMPANY, are back of these two Banks. Patro-
B: nize these Banks and keep your money in your own community, thereby benefitting same.
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| WE TAKE PLEASURE IN SUBMITTING A CONDENSED STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THIS BANK
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I ’\ v RESOURCES t 'v* LIABILITIES
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Loans and .. . $1,535,781.60 Capital Stock in; .. . $100,000.00
Stocks, Bonds, Securities . . 70,167.69 Surplus. - . .--. .. . 40,000'00
Banking Houses and Real Estate 80,203.47 Undivided Profits .... 35,130.16
Fixtures & Furniture .. . 12,188.43 Deposits ! 843,009.21
•j; Cash and Due from Banks . 319,798.18 ;
S ' * 2,018,139.37 , . 2^)18,139.37
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:lj The affairs of this Bank are governed and controlled entirely by citizens of Anne Arundel County and the City
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1 A Live, Growing, Progressive, Home, Financial Institution
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(“Personal Service To All”!
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THE EVF.XiNC CAPITAL. ANNA; OLTS. M.VRViAND. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER ‘2.1, 1022