Indiana daily times. [volume], November 23, 1920, Last Home Edition, Page 12, Image 12

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An Understandable Statement
We Owed to Depositors Nov. 15, 1920.. .$14,077,505.93
A conservative banter always has this indebtedness in
mind and so arranges his assets as to be able to meet all
requests by his depositors for payment
For meeting all such requests we have
assets as follows:
I— Cash $3,894,912.91
This is either in our own vault or on deposit with other
banks.
ll Loans and Discounts $2,338,603.96
This is the amount we have lent to people who have given
us their notes promising to repay, generally on demand,
and have secured us usually by leaving with us stocks or
bonds of greater market value than the loans.
111 Real Estate Loans $3,232,508.75
This is the amount we have lent to people who have given
us their notes promising to repay and have secured us by
mortgaging real estate worth at least twice the loans.
IV— $5,373,289.87
Four-fifths of these being bonds issued by the United States
or municipalities or railroads or other corporations of first
quality, are immediately salable.
V— Advances to Trusts $455,961.84
When an estate is turned over to us in trust we hold our
selves in readiness to make advances for its better ad
ministration, provided always the amount advanced is well
within half the value of the estate.
Vl Due from Departments $107,882.32
For example, in our rental department we may advance
money for repairs and reimburse ourselves when the next
rent comes in.
VII— Bank Buildings and Equipment $703,830.23
This is the amount of the investment in our main office
building and id our branches.
Total Assets with which to meet
our Indebtedness $16,106,989.88
This Leaves a Surplus of $2,029,483.95
which becomes the property of our stockholders after the
indebtedness to our depositors has been paid. It Is a guar
anty fund, composed of capital, surplus and profits, on
which we base our invitation to this community to intrust
to us its money in savings accounts or checking accounts or
on certificates of deposit.
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Northwest Corner Market and Pennsylvania
West Indianapolis Branch West Street Branch
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East Tenth Branoh, 2122 East Tenth Btreet
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Your Thanksgiving dinner will not
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TRUPAKT-OYSTERS
The aristocrat of oyßterdom. A
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SEALSHIPT OYSTERS
"Best by test," Sealshipt has stood the test for years as the
best bulk oyster.
Whether you buy "Sealshipt'* in bulk or "Tra
pakts" in package you may be assured you are
getting the world’s best selected "Oysters.”
Buy From Our Store or City Market Stands.
CUT Market ,Ud, open I YrlJT^.^o
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Main Store, 337 East Market Street.
City Market Stands, 271-272.
SAVE MONEY
ONLY ONE
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Buy
Your Christmas Jewelry This Month
20% to 50% Off
The Fletcher M. Noe
103 N. Illinois St. Opposite Terminal Station.
READ TIMES WANT AS iSGES FOE BARGAINS
Thanksgiving
Specials
that will help make the day
a pleasant event.
Food Choppers
sing dinner the
housewife will
find dozens of
uses for & food
Carving Sets
How much more delicious thp
turkey will taste, and how
proud you’ll be to serve it to
your guests, if you carve it
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Roasters
Os course it Is very necessary
to have a good roaster If you
expect the turkey to come from
the oven in that steamy, de
licious, crinkly brown condi
tion. Bee our Wear-Ever Alu
minum, Enamel or Steel roast
ers.
LILLYHARDWARE
COMPANY
114-116 E. Wash. St.
Trancs WANT AIM BRING RBSUXTS.
INDIANA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1920.
De Pauw Alumni Cane
to Indianapolis Man
' Special to The Times.
GREBNCASTLE, Ind., Nov. 23.—Judge
John S. Tarkington of Indianapolis Is
the holder of the De Pauw Aiumni cane,
which was given by the Rev. Thomas
A. Goodwin of the class of 1840 to be
held successively by the oldest living
graduate of the university. Mr. Tark
ingtou Is the only living member of
the class of 1852, and the oldest living
graduate of De Pauw.
The Rev. William S. Turner of Spo
kane, Wash., who formerly held the cane,
died Nov. 20, according to a letter re
ceived by Miss Martha J. Rldpath, sec
retary of the Society of Alumni of De
Pauw University. Mr. Turner was a
member of the class of 1852, and had
passed his ninety-fourth birthday last
May.
Typothetae Gives
Dinner for Employers
Members of the Indianapolis Typothe
tae entertnlned their employers, foremen,
superintendents, cost accountants and es
timators from various printing shops at
a monthly dinner at the Hotel Lincoln
last night.
The speakers were: Dick Miller, on
"The Banker's Viewpoint on Business
Conditions Today;’’ Julian Wetzel of the
Keystone Press, on' ‘'lndustrial Rela
tions;” Perry Ballon, on "Love of the
Craft;” Ralph Adney, on “Cooperation;"
Charles A. Bookwalter, on "Good Friend
ship Between the Employer and Em
ployee;’' Charles Lesh, on "The Paper
Situation,” and Edgar Heeker, of the
Irvington Print Shop, on "Cooperation.”
Edgar J. Itosech presided. “
Purdue to Establish
Class for Fowl Fans
LAFAYETTE. Ind., Nov. 23.—A twelve
day course In practical poultry raising
will be held at Purdue University, be
ginning Dec. 16, under the direction of
A. Q. Phillips, head of the poultry de
partment. This Is an innovation In the
poultry department, and was necessitated
by the fast Increasing interest In poultry
In Indiaua and the demand of the farm
ers to learn more scientific methods of
raising poultry.
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DOG HILL PARAGRAKS
Slim Pickens says no matter how small
and inconsequential a law-breaker that la
under arrest may me, there is nearly al
ways an officer with him.
• • •
Raa Barlow baa been invited to take
his fiddle and go over Into the Calf Ribs
neighborhood Saturday night to a candy
pulling, and he Is practicing up on a lot
of sweet tunes.
• • •
No wondar the mall carrier is getting
further and farther behind on his trips
every week, as persimmons are ripe and
there are lots of treee along the road.
2 Killed, 2 Hurt When
Auto Goes Into Ditch
CHICAGO, Nor. 23.—James Hyland and
Frank were killed and Joaeph
Vogel knd James McNeill badly Injured
when their automobile skidded and went
Into a ditch in a highway near Niles
Center, a suburb, today.
Liberty Na* Oleomargarine—Oloeolirrnner'a
George Smith, Editor
of N. Y. Tribune, Dead
NEW YORK, Nov. 23.—George M.
Smith, managing editor of the New York
Tribune, died suddenly at his home Mon
day from ptomaine poisoning complicated
with heart disease. He had been 111 since
last Tuesday.
Thirty years ago Mr. Smith began his
newspaper activities on the Newark, N.
J„ Advertiser, later serving the New
York Tribune and the Sun and the Phila
delphia Press before Joining the Trib
une.
He leaves a widow, a son and a daugh
ter.
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Make this a photo
graphic Christmas L—JBL
for your dear ones. a
Pictures are highly lytg/fflaiL
appreciated, espe- ygpF
cially Moorefield’s
photographic por- ordered
traits. Now,
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Christmas
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HORUFFS THANKSGIVING SALE
Children’s Shoes
WEDNESDAY ONLY
Wednesday Is to be Children’s Day at Horuffs. Save one-third
to one-half on every pair of boys’, girls’, children’s and Infanta*
shoes by buying now. Better supply the children’s needs for
the entire winter at these low prices.
r S’ and GIRLS’
brown shoes, In wide aa AA
11 as English. Styl- \/ MX
rviceable
sand Youths* Sizes, $2.48]
Girls’ Knockabout / 3 tIiSL/
Boys’ Elk Scout A
Real shoes for hard /%g\ i \
service and & real ff* 1 L \
value at this low
price; In black, brown. jSakftk
$1.98 and $1.49
INFANTS
For the baby’s first steps. A
Hard sols little shoes. (IQ
Worth double what we
ask for them •/
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The Weather Man Predicts a
COLD WAVE COMING
Be Prepared to Keep Warm
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Right After Thanksgiving
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