Richmond planet. [volume], September 09, 1922, Page FIVE, Image 7

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THE RICHMOND PLANE!
COLORED PEOF
'ROPERTY, REAL
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spirit of thrift and ability to accumuk
e White People of this Commonwealth
i all lines of industrial progress. The]
:ial Life of the State. The Mechanics
id a monument to the encouragement
eceivers of that Institution, who are (
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)t lose a dollar with the Bank closed, I
) reason then why it should not fund
fhite Folks want the Bank re-opened
ial, so far as we know, from the Gov(
le Banking Division, and the Receive!
le Bankers of Richmond want it re-of
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si me veposiiors want it re-opened a
not reach an agreement in re-opening
le present investigation and balancing
a not act as Receivers, but as conns*
led up may be released and people wli
o do. This will prevent the killing of
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lieve that reason will be paramount i
he white press, which has so nobly as
ved in its duty to repeat the slogan, not
destroy it.
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RIOHMOND, VIRCHW1A
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- AND PERSON
?56,297,007.
ite is not only the result oi their (
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10 wish to do business with the B?
the Bank and the saving of the fin?
in this matter and we call upon all
ssisted us and thi> mlnred nr<>
Let us re-open the Bank. Let us
JOHN MITC
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