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THE CHICAGO EAGLE
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Every Banking Service
Whether you are looking for investments," a bank
for your savings or checking account, or to leave your
estate, matters in trust, this institution is fully
equipped to handle your business.
Every banking service you need can be transacted here.
Our Officers Are at Your Service
CHICAGO TRUST COMPANY
State and Madison Streets
Lucius Teter, President
John W. O'Leary. Vtce-Preaident
Edward P. Bailey, Vice-President
John A. McCormlck. Vice-President
F. O. BIrney, Vice-President
C. H. Fox, Vice-President
Frederic S. Pope, Cashier
Max Steiner, Assistant Cashier
OFFICEltS
C W. Blackwell, Asulstant Cashier
H. H. Hilton. Assistant Cashier
WiUard Ft Hopkins, Secretary
Roy K. Thomas, Trust Officer
V. T. Anderson, Assistant Secretary
D. D. Kleder. Assistant Secretary
J. W. Marshall. Manager Bond Dept.
Arthur B. Cody Managers Real Es-
Hlram 8. Cody J tate Loan Dept.
CENTURY TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK
S. W. Corner State and Adams Street
JOHN W. FOWLKR. President
ALMKR COE. Vice-President
E. B. KNUDTSON, Vice-President
CllAS. R. CORBETT, Vice-President
W. G. DAHL, Cashier
W. C. KOERITZ, Asst. Cashier
J. E. MUSSING, Asst. Cashier
Handles Accounts of Corporations, Firms and Individuals.
3 Interest on Savings Accounts
Safe Deposit Boxes $3.00 per year
Banking Hours 10 A. M. to 2 P. M.
Saturday 9 A.M. to 12 U.
A STATE BANK UNDER STTE SUPERVISION
"of the people,
for the people"
The Peoples Trust & Savings Bank
of Chicago
Has increased its paid in capital to $1,000,000
and its surplus to $500,000
An added safe-guard for the funds of its savings and commercial depos
itors, 15 savings plans to uit any purse. Our by-the-month con
vertible savings bond plan has been called "The Fastest Safe Way to
Save." Full information gladly given on request.
CHICAGO'S LAKE FRONT BANK
Michigan Blvd. at Washington St. Earle H. Reynolds, President
Consistent Community
Banking Service
Rendering every service consistent with good banking prin
ciples to the community in which we operate, is one of the
reasons we ask the patronage of the people who make up
our community.
GARFIELD PARK STATE SAVINGS BANK
4004 West Madison Street
Frank A. Alden, President
J. L. Simmons, Vice President
Arthur A. Marquart. Cashier
Walter A. Blnmthal, Asst. Cashier
Harry A. Newberr, Asst. Cashier
Wm. F. Lawley, Trust Officer
Delbert A. Clithero, Counsel
. Age 30 Years
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CRAFTSMEN'S NATIONAL SERVICE AGENCY, Inc.
Expert Insurance Buyers and Insurance Counsellors,
Suite 301, 159 N. State St. CHICAGO
Phone Central 0790
For Real Service, Safety
and Convenience
Carry your account at this West Side Bank
Member Federal Reserve System
Under State and Clearing House Supervision
Comparative Growth of Deposits
Sept. IS, 1917, $1,283,395.06
Sept. 15, 1918, $2,056,494.57
Sept. 15, 1919, $3,439,240.47
Sept. 15, 1920, $4,932,247.48
Sept. 15, 1921, $4,996,727.98
Sept. 15, 1922, $6,555,525.26
Resources Over $7,000,000.00
Reliance State Baek
Madison and Ogden Avenue
Hyde Park's Clearing House
Hyde Park
State Barik
Member Federal Reserve System
53rd St. and Lake Park Ave.
Paul C. Dodge & Co.
Investment II
INCORPORATED.
Securities
TELEPHONE rCIUV FRANKLIN DloO
10 South La Salle Street
Chi cago
JOSEPH BYFIELD
President
W. J. ROTH
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FBDIELOTV SAIFETV VAULTS
INCORPORATED
BOXES $3.00 PER YEAR AND UPWARDS
116 WEST RANDOLPH ST.
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
ONE DOOR WEST OF THE HOTKL 8HBRMAM
MJDEMAH & CO.
STOCKS -BONDS
PHONE STATE 7547
30 North La Salle Street
CHICAGO
NESTOR
DRUG AND iCHEMieAliCO,
An old established Firm undergo new:nqme--
The Reason Because we have increased our field
to include all drugs, chemicals, and sundries, as
well as liquor and wine for medicinal purposes to
the druggists.
JULIUS LOESER, Pres.
Will pay market price for Whiskey Ware-?
house Certificates, according to Brand, Loca
tion of Warehouse, etc., etc. Send particulars.
1015-17-19 S. State St., Chicago, Illinois
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Phones: Harrisons J733
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REPUBLIC BUILDING CHICAGO, ILL.
, OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
1 Annual statement of the Merchants
Fire Assurance Corporation of New
t York, in the State of New York, on the
' 31st day of December, 1921, made to the
.Director of Trade and Commerce of the
State of Illinois, pursuant to law.
CAPITAL
Amount of capital paid up...$ 700,000.00
INCOME.
Premiums received $3,332,241.01
Interest and dividends 227,735.51
From all other sources 43,802.91
, WILL GO ON YOUR BOND
JOHN McGILLEN
GENERAL AGENT
Am Company
OF BALTIMORE
Present Assets: $2,640,877.54
PUBLIC OFFICIALS BONDS, FIDELITY BONDS
CONTrCTO BONDS
tzsi every load o? Surety Beads used in lettuxnte business, also
CASUALTY INSURANCE
COS BGItLAND BUILDING, 181 LaSdb St.Chiccjo
SK23 CENTRAL 4237
Total income $3,603,779.43
DISBURSEMENTS.
Losses paid during: the year. .$1,843,719.39
Agents' compensation and al
lowances S24.1SS.16
All other disbursements 956.601.56
Total dibsursements $3,624,509.11
LEDGER ASSETS.
Mortgage loans on real estate. $ 230,900.00 J
Hook value of bonds and
stocks 3,381.069.00
Cash in office and bank 366,227.54
Agents' balances 475.490.54
Total ledger assets $4,453,6S7.0S
NON-LEDGER ASSETS.
Interest $ 27,810.95
Other non-ledger assets 233,182.49
Gross assets $4,714,680.52
Deduct assets not admitted.. 2,665.37
Admitted assets $4,712,015.15
LIABILITIES.
Total unpaid losses ....$ 603,241.9
Total unearned premiums 2,433.038.65
Other liabilities 75,209.91
Total amount of all liabili
ties, except capital $3,111,490.51
Capital paid up $700,000.00
Surplus over all lia
bilities 900.3S7.94
Surplus as regards policyhold
ers 1.600.3S7.94
, Total $4,711,878.45
BUSINESS IN ILLINOIS.
Net risks taken during the
the year $25,15S,240.00
Net premiums received dur
ing the year 239,503.88
Net losses paid 93,090.23
Net looses incurred during
the year 76,092.07
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Annual statement of the Michigan Fire
and Marine Insurance Company of De
troit, in the State of Michigan, on the
31st day of December. 1921, made to the
Director of Trade and Commerce of the
State of Illinois, pursuant to law.
CAPITAL.
Amount of capital paid up...$ 400,000.00
INCOME.
Premiums received $1,229,185.74
Interest, rents and dividends 107,510.48
From all other sources....... 3,203.67
Total income $1,339,899.89
DISBURSEMENTS.
Losses paid during the year..$ 676,951.53
Agents' compensation and al
lowances 324,141.72
All other disbursements 330,712.22
Total disbursements $1,331,805.47
LEDGER ASSETS.
Mortgage loans on real estate. $ 656,720.00
Book value of bonds and
stocks 1,286,000.00
Cash in office and bank " 60,272.09
Agents' balances 326,102.28
Other ledger assets 100.00
Total ledger assets $2,329,194.37
NON-LEDGER ASSETS.
Interest and rents 34,023.09
Other non-ledger assets 15,660.00
Gross assets $2,378,882.46
Deduct assets not admitted. 973.37
.$2,377,909.09
Admitted assets
LIABILITIES.
Total unpaid losses $ 167,052.
Total unearned premiums 1,258,945.
Interest and dividends due
and accrued 20,000.
Salaries, rents, bills, taxes,
etc 21,960.
Contingent commissions or
other charges due or ac
crued 563.
Total amount of all liabili
ties, except capital $1,468,524.
Capital paid up $400,000.00
Surplus over all lia
bilities 509,384.31
Surplus as regards policyhold
ers 909,384
63
52
00
79
84
,78
Total $2,377,909
BUSINESS IN ILLINOIS.
Net risks taken during the
year $9,947,917
Net premiums received dur
ing the year 108.512
Net losses paid. 73,844
Net total losses incurred dur
ing the year 56,981
31
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61
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OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Annual statement of the Mercantile
Insurance Company of America, of New
York, in the State of New York, on the
31st day of December, 1921, made to the
Director of Trade and Commerce of the
State of Illinois, pursuant to law.
CAPITAL.
Amount of capital paid up $1,000,000.00
INCOME.
Premiums received $1,810,498.87
Interest and dividends 175,961.39
From all other sources 9,351.75
Total income $1,995,812.01
DISBURSEMENTS.
Losses paid during the year.$l,068,632.72
Agents' compensation and al
lowances 423,147.31
All other disbursements 658,380.12
Total disbursements $2,150,160.15
LEDGER ASSETS.
Book value of bonds and
stocks $3,400,919.43
Cash in bank 267,829.83
Agents' balances 385,137.76
Bills receivable .; 2,857.31
Other ledger assets 2,218.61
Total ledger assets .$4,058,962.94
NON-LEDGER ASSETS.
Interest 43,735.16
Gross assets $4,102,698.10
Deduct assets not admitted.. 54,345.17
Admitted assets $4,048,352.93
LIABILITIES.
Total unpaid losses $ 204,278.81
Estimated expense of investi
gation and adjustment of
losses 16,442.00
Total unearned premiums.... 1,666,411.45
Salaries, rents, bills, taxes,
etc 52,869.66
Contingent commissions or
other charges due or ac
crued 11,698.49
Total amount of all liabili
ties, except capital $1,951,700.41
Capital paid up. .$1,000,000.00
Surplus over all
liabilities 1,096,652.52
Surplus as regards policy
holders 2,096,652.52
Total $4,048,352.93
BUSINESS IN ILLINOIS.
Net risks taken during the
year $11,177,536.00
Net premiums received dur
ing the year 111,725.21
Net losses paid 83,120.96
Net losses incurred during
the year 71,408.96
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DEPARTMENTS
COMMERCIAL SAVINGS TRUST BOND
FA KM LOAN FOREIGN KX CHANGE
JOHN J. MITCHELL. Chairman of Board
EDMUND D. HULBERT. . . . President
FRANK G. NELSON Vice-President
JOHN E. BLUNT. Jr ....Vice-President
C E. ESTES Vice-President
F. W. THOMPSON Vice-President
H. G. P. DEANS.
JOHN J. GEDDES..
F. E. LOOMIS
A. F. PITHER
W. A. HUTCHISON.
LEON L, LOEHR.
CLARENCE A. BURLET. ,
ROBERT W. CAMPBELL.
MARSHALL FIELD
ERNEST A. HA MILL
HALE HOLDEN
MARVIN HUGH ITT
EDMUND D. HULBERT.
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cyrus h. Mccormick,
john j. mitchell...
JOHN S. RUNNELLS...
EDWARD L. RYERSON.
JOHN G. SHEDD
ORSON SMITH
JAMES P. SOPER
ALBERT A. SPRAGUE..
Capital and Surplus
$15,000,000
... Vlce-Presld ent
....Cashier
Assistant Cashier
Assistant Cashier
Assistant Cashier
.Secretary and Trust Officer
A. LEONARD JOHNSON Assistant Secretary
G. F. HARDIE Manager Bond Department
CUTHBERT C. ADAMS. .Asst Manager Bond Dept.
H. J. SAMPSON Asst. Manager Foreign Dept.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Attorney and Capitalist
Knapp A Campbell
Marshall Field. Qlore, Ward A Co.
Chairman, Corn Exchange National Bank
President. C B. Q. R. R. Co.
Chairman. C A N. W. Railway Co.
- President
The Merchants Loan A Trust Company
Illinois Trust A Savings Bank
The Corn Exchange National Bank
Trustee, Marshall Field Estate
Chairman. International Harvester Company
.............................. ...... ......... Chairman
The Merchants Loan A Trust Company
Illinois Trust A Savings Bank
Chairman. Pullman Company
Chairman. Joseph T. Ryeraon A Son
President. Marshall Field A Company
Chairman of Advisory Commute
President, Soper Lumber Company
Chairman. Sprague Warner A Co.
112 West Adams Street
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