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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY, JULY 7, 1820. THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON 13 E EDY LEAVES EMERGENCY FLEET FOR SHP AGENCY "C. Til Kennedy, director of opera tion for the Emergency Fleet cor poration, has resigned. August 1 Kennedy will take charge of 'the local office of Norton. 'Lilly '& Co., agents for the Isthmian line at Port-, land, relieving R. Of. Sullivan, who has been ordered to Los Angeles in the service of Norton, Lilly & Co. Kennedy formerly agent at Port land for the American-Hawaiian com pany and - after the government had taken overthe vessel of that company for transport service "under the emer gency act. Kennedy went with he Fleet corporation and has been director of operations since the early part' of 1918. For the past 30 years Kennedy haa been a figure In steamship operation on the Pacific coast. In the transporta tion business he is dean In the freight game. He took charge of the American Hawaiian company at Portland in 1907 and continued as head of the , local branch until the fall of 1917. : Norton, JLHly A Go., whom Kennedy will represent, are among the largest operators of steam vessels on the coast and deal in conjunction with E. C. Evans ft Sons of San Francisco and B. W. Greer A Son, Vancouver B. C. Of fices are maintained In New. York, Chi cago, New Orleans. Norfolk and New port News. The line extends to- all Urge ports In the 'United Kingdom, f , - Positions of Vessel - Kadto from North Head gives the po sitions of the following vessels ttlp.ni. July 8: Quabbin, San Pedro for Honolulu. 728 miles west of San Pedro. f Lucas, San Pedro for Cordova, towing barge 93 to Columbia river, 120 miles rrom wramou river iigntsnip. - Eastern Gale, San Francisco for Se attle. 614 miles from.San FranctecoJ -Haxtum. Portland for San Francisco, 75 miles south of Columbia river light ship. Richmond, f towing barge 95, Seattle for San Pedro, 280 miles from Seattle. Bearport. Portland for Manchester, England, 268 miles from Portland, Arranging Steamer Service i Captain gA. W. Reed -of South Bend, Wash., head of the Willapa Navigation company, arrived Wednesda yomrnlng to arrange with the O-W. R. A N., for Inauguration of new summer steamer service between coast resorts. - Captain Reed owns land in Southwestern wash lngton estimated to have a stand of nearly 100.000,000 feet, of timber. Office Seekers Scarce i Moscow, - Idaho, July 7. For the first time since the primary law was aaopt ed in this state. , there will be no contest in the primary election August 3. for county, offices for Latah County this year. " - - i ALl AXiONG THE WATERFRONT Frank J. "Buffalo Hennesy left Port- land Tuesday as third assistant engineer of the eteamship West Hartlund. Tho " a earner Wanama.is scheduled to sail for Ban Francisco and San Diego Saturday with' passengers ana rreig-nt. ' . After dlnrharor In r 800 tons of aeneral cargo .at Portland. . from-vNaw . York,; the. steamship . Effingham will proceed to Fuget Sound today to load for the Grain corporation. She has on board 200 tons f general for Seattle. ' ; ' f - The steamship Qnillwark i due at Portland to -finish loading wheat.. She took part cargo at Astoria." The Qui 11 rr is. commanded by Captain Oliver Rankin, formerly master of the 'steam Khlps Rose City and Beaver. m. : Vanruerd, Lo : Ancelee, 4:11 p, m. j Wll- miaetoa. Hilo, 8:88 p. m. : .aauneion, Los A nr. te., f:40 a, ro. ; ftant Barbara, Huepeme, S :05 p. m. ; C. 8 8. H own on. New York. 8 p. m : japaneee eteamer Anyo Mara, Valparaiso, 10:39 p. m. . ; , - Sailed: Governor. Seattle. 11:20 a. 'm.: Preeldent. Ixw ADSeiee, 1 1 :2S a m. ; Stockton City, Shelter Csee, S:0J p. m.: tJ. S. Cayama, Seattle, 2:18 p. bu;- Britaeb eteamer Shaboaee, Ia Angelea, 8 SO p. m.f V. 8. transport Oreat Northers, Manila, 4:03 p. m.; Lnimak. Union Landma. 4:05 p. m.s Paaadena, Albion, 4:05 P. m.t Phoenix. Greenwood. 4:15 n. m.: Cuban eteamer Demiacoe, Heeakel. Sa'troa; Seafomaa, aienaociDO, a p. n. ; wl inafctp, . aoagtoof. 9:10 p. m. ; Hosiblodt, U Aosalea. 6:10 p. a, - Ran FraaHaeo, July 7. Arrlred at 6 a. mi Steamer yDalay Freeman from Portland. . Yokohama, July 2. ArriTad Btaamer Olen, from Portland. -r :- Cristobal. July 6. galled Steamer Hiirhtv. from Portland for New York for order.. 8aa Franoiero, July 8. Billed at 6 D. ra. 8 Learner ArU(aa from Portland for Philadel phia. . ... , : , ,. Toint Bar, July 6. Pawed Steamer Oleum from Port Sea Luie, for Portland. Aatoria. J my 6. Sailed at 12:80 p. bl Steamer- Haxtam for Ltrernool and OlutiHT. Ar rived at. It. a. m. and left up at 12:80 p. m. Steamer Johao PouImo from Baa Francisco. Grays Harbor, Jnly , Steamer Oregon from Portland. , broke rodder poet eroaainc Grays Har bor bar. . ....-, Ban Pedro, July . - Sailed Steamer Colonel E. L- Drake tor Portland. . Beattla, Waan.. July T. lT X. 8 1 Sailed Kaahima Mara, for Yokohama and Kobe; Ar miral Dewey for Tacoma, 8:04 a m. Arrived July fl Fulton from Vanconrer. 8 p, ra,; Fred Baxter from Eertt p. m. ; Moraine 8Ur from British Columbia ports. 8 a , m. ; M. B. Wakena from Victoria, 6 :0 a ra,; Bailed July o -Admiral wetaoa for Aneboracs Tie South eastern and Southwestern Alaska, midnight. Ly man Stewart for Port San Lula, 8:48 p. m.; Admiral Schley for Ban Diego via Ban Pran eiseo 13:10 p. m.; IT. 8. A. T. Burasida for Southeaitern Alaska, 12:18 p. m. Juneau, July 8. flailed Alaska southbound, 11 p. m.; City of Seattle, northbound. 8:20 P" Ketchikan, July 6. (I N. B. ) Safied Prinress Mary, northbound 11 p.- m. Mtiroran, July 6. Sailed Tomlura Haru, for Seattle. I l Kobe, June SO. ' Bailed Iconiunt tor Se attle. Callao. July 8. Arrlred Wellington! from Seattle and Tacoma Tia Pedro. Honolulu, July ArnTed Arron from Se attle eta Everett and Com ox, B. C. Port Townnend, Jnly 7. Passed in Kla math tor Seattle, 8 :30 a, m. Arrired A nary collier, 8:40 p. m. ; C. 8. 8. Major Samuel Uincsokl from Seattle. Tacoma. July 7. Arrived Eaetera Pilot from rniiaaeiprita via Balboa "and San Fran- Pterrie from Antofogasta ria Pedro and Ban Francisco, 4 a. m. , July 8 Arrired North, land from Beattla San Francisco, Jnly T. (J. N. 8.) Arrired, E. D. Kingsley. from Sen Jose del Sar, 3am.; Point Adams, from Baltimore, 5 a. m. ; El Se undo. from Loa Anaelea, 8:80 a. m.; Daisy Freeman, from Columbia river. S:15 a- m.s barge E. M. Pbelps. in tow tu Sea King, from rort Ban uoim. iv:io am. Sailed, Arctic, for Fort Bragg, 1 :10 a m. Dr. 3 D. Sternberg Will Be (Married to Olympia Woman The marriage of Miss Josephine Oppen heimer of Olympta, Wash., and Dr. J. D. Sternberg of this city, will be quietly solemnized Wednesday evening at the Benson hotel. The service will be read in the presence of a few close friends and relatives of the bridal couple. Judge William N. Catena officiating. Follow ing the ceremony Dr. Sternberg and hla bride will leave for the Bast, Stopping at Lake Louise and Banff.; They will also visit in Rochester, Minn., and will spend a short time in Jfiew York, and Washington, p.- C. - Since, the announce ment p "their engagement in Portland Dr. Sternberg and his fiancee have been much feted. They will return in a few weeks to Portland to make their home. MS NAMED TO HEAD VETERANS . Marshfleld, July 7.- United Span ish American War Veterans of Ore gon, at the business session of the an- ntal encampment Tuesday,; elected the following officers: i Department commander, Clarence R. Hotchklsa, Portland; ' Benlor vice commander. Dr. L. W. Hyde, Hlllsboro; Junior vice commander, E. B. Hawkes, Al bany. -Other officers are appointed by the commander. i The following were elected delegates to the national encampment at St Louis in September, and pledged themselves to attend Colonel John L. May of Portland. L. H." Shirley of Hillsboro, L. K. Hurst of Albany and C. J. Smith of Ham mond. Astoria was chosen as the place for holding the next encampment. A. T. iWoolpert of . Salem, department Commander, presided over the sessions. In his annual report he urged the pas sage by congress of the Sella bill, which grants liberal pension privileges to th Spanish American War veterans. Ad jutant Carl Abrams of Salem reported that there were 789 members of the order in good standing in Oregon. - Congressman C. K. McArthur, Colonel John L. May and - James Walsh ; of Portland. Robert Kumrow of Salem and Rev. J. T. Anderson of Marshfleld made patriotic addresses. Dr. L. W. Hyde of Hillsboro, who is the Burgeon general of the national organization, told of a campaign which is being conducted to rearister an the erravea of Spanish War veterans and provisions being made to mark graves which are now unmarkea. J. K. Withers poon of Seattle, senior vice commander In chief of the nations! organization, urged that a membership campaign be started in the state and asked that Oregon send a full delegation to the national encampment at St Louis. Wednesday the resolutions committee will report and officers will be installed. About 60 accredited delegates are In attendancef and, - with their families. make about 100 from. out of town. There Is much feeling regarding the railroad rates. The delegstes say they were crranted a fare and a third, and now full fare is demanded' on the ground that there should have been 250 visitors to warrant the reduced fare- : s r MILITARY ORDER OP SERPENT ; INITIATES 50 CANDIDATES Marshfield. ; July 7. Meeting of i the Military Order of the Serpent, a national organization which accepts only Span' ish war veterans, was held at Marsh field Mpnday evening. ' About 50 candi dates were initiated. In a street parade preceding the Initiation a feature was a large serpent whose tail was ' colled about the candidates. 1 The team' was dressed to represent the different tribes in the Philippine islands. The following- state officers were elected ; Clar ence R. Hotchkiss, grand generalissimo; James C. Walsh, grand' recording scribe, and George F, A. Walker, , keeper of the virus and custodian of the Imperial seal. Rosarian Band Will Play at P enins u 1 a Park Wednesday Eve. The Royal Rosarian band will give one of its aeries of municipal band con certs at o'clock Wednesday night in Peninsula park. Conductor Ettlnger an nounces the program as follows : -an i urertara, wmiam Teu (Ksstnt), oboe solo, Mr. Stark, flute ooUgatot Mr. Knigbt; we Ha. "On the Beautiful Bhlne" (Kelet Beial "Lncia dl Usawraoar" (Donutetti), raeidea tal aoloa. by ateaara. DriaeoTi-PoweU and WUUto; eadenza, fcy Mr. Hurries; intermission. Part 8 "Suite BomanOqoe." A Day la ve ntre" (Kvrin). U "Alha" (Dawn), (2) GoO dolieri" Gondolier) , t8) "Catone Amoroso " Venetian Lota Sons). (4) "Buena Notte" (Goodnicht) ; intermeeso. "forret-Me-Not-(MeBeth)i "March Mititalra Ko. 1" (Schubert); "Grand American Fantasia" ( Beadix ) contain ing aenca of the north, and south; finale, "Star 8panerled Banner." The concert Thursday night will be In Holladay park, Navy Officer Visits At Arlington 'Club Captain Cyrus W. Cole, Inspecting of ficer of the Western division of the navy, apent the past three days In PorUand as a guest of the Arlington club. He left the city. Tuesday morning for Seattle on his tour through the district The West ern division, with its headquarters in San Francisco, Includes all of the Rocky mountain states, Oregon, Washington and California, all offices of which will be visited by Captain Cole before return ing to Portland. Captain Cole is -associated In his j work with Commander J. H. Blackburn, assistant inspector of the Western division, and well - known In Portland.' .- .. -: - . w. I? Statement of the Condition of the PEOPLES BANK (Opened April 20, 1920) ' . ; ' RESOURCES Loans and Discounts. U. S. and City of Portland Bonds.... City Warrants ....... ............ Overdrafts Expense Furniture and Fixtures Cash and Due From Banks. ....$141,596.83 26,517.66 6,022.57 34.93 8,722.'22 ........... 19,711.72 s 70.W9.26 . . - . . & ............ Total. . . .... .................. . . ... . ... e .$267,185.19 v UABIUTIES Capital Stock Paid In.' ;. '..$ 59,450.00 Discount on Bonds J................. 867.24 Deposits .......a;.....:........,..-...;. 206,867.95 Total.... :...'....'. ...$267,185.19 PEOPLES BANK Where Fourth Crosses Stark Portland, Oregon News of i the Port - . . . - Arrtvale July - .-- .i JoKaa Poubeti. American steamer, from San Skancisco. at Westport, asphalt. . Departures July T ' W. ' P. Henin. American steamer, for San FranctsfOj ballast. . Silvar 6heia American steamer, for Baa Fran ei.rt, taallaaU - ' '-, Kfflnsham. American steamer, for Pact Sound, cargo In transit. . MARI5E AiafixAC Weather at Rlrar'a Motrth - - North Head. July T. Conditions at the month of the -etrer at noon : Wind sontn, 8 miles; clear, light foe; sea smooth. Tides at Astoria Thursday : High water. . Low water. 8:68 a. m.. 8.3 feet. .11:18 a m., 1.8 feet 8:68 p. as., 8.0 feet : DAILY RIVER KEAIUSGS - 8 a m.. Pacific Time. .tATiorta r lit . Coo K SSbs xSs Venatehea ......... 40 35.0 10.4 1 0.00 Lewi, tea 22 5.0 -0.8 0.00 rmauUa ......... 25 15.5 0.1 O.00 The DeOJes. 40 24.3 0 0.00 Eatene . 10 .i. 0.00 alben 20. 1.4 -ejl 0.00 Salem 20 J-O-S O O.00 Orecoa City. 18 8.4 -1J8 0.00 Portland IS 18.8 O 0.00 "biteb forecasts m The Willamette Tirer at Portland wilt remain nearly itatinnary dnrtng the neat two or three eaya . . ..... AT CTBIGHBOKIVG PORTS San Ftanotsoo. Jnly T. ( t. N. 8.) Ar rired. July 8: San Jacinto. Grays Harbor. 10:45 COSDE5SED REPORT OF The CITIZENS BANK PORTLAND, OREGON At the Close of Baslnesa Jsss 80, 1M8 " RESOURCES Loans and Discounts .. United States;- Portland end State Bonds.. -Banking- Premises and Fixtures . Other Real Estate Cash and Due From Banks -. . i e 1 1 i - LIABILITIES .Capital paid in - Surplus and Profits Dividends Unpaid Reserved for Interest and Taxes Deposits . ... . .......1,322.707.7 ....... 641.823.80 ' 66.760.00 .i. 7,120.00 4ga,858.a7 ; $2,389,768.74 8 100.000.00 ....... 71.2S9.42 .. , 250.00 ., 5.69S.08 2,212.513.24 82,388,768.74 COSDE58ED 8TATEME5T OP Live stocks tat e Bank . i . , -. . , ... -'- At Us Close of Batlsest Jsae SO, 1938 ASSETS- i Loans and Discounts 1 Bonds and warrants Stocks in Federal Reserve Bank. Furniture and Fixtures ... ... Cash and Due From Banks. , . . . . 5 LIABILITIES Capital Stock , Surplus and Undivided .Profits . . Rediscounts Deposits .. i ........ . . ........... . .81,004.601.53 . 107.818.47 ' . 3,760.00 . 7.038.25 418,771.64 31.639,979.89 ' ..8 100,000.00 .., 37.254.58 ,J 234.476.61; ,.; 1.168,248.70 81,539,979.89 Condensed Report of the Condition of The First National Bank Security Savings and Trust Company vAt the Close of Business June 30, 1920 - RESOURCES. The First rational Security Sarin js Bmk. and Trutt Company. Combined. Lqns and Discounts. . . ... . . . .$26,405,697.48 $1,621,874.78 U. S. Bonds.. 1...; 3,517,868.60 Other Bonds, etc. 1,874,874.03 1,158,061.88 Stock in Federal Reserve. Bank. Bank Prem. and Other RI. Estate Customers Liability under Let ters of Credit and Acceptances -2,176,301.94 4,435.00 Due frormUj S. Treasurer. ... . 75,000.00 ..... ...... Cash on Hand and in Banks.... 6,887,808.73 ' ! 427,434.49 4O5.000.00 990,588.36 ; ;i33,3l2.50 28,027,572.26 3,517,68.60 3,032,935.91 i .105,000.00 1,123,960,86 2,180,736.94 . 75,000.00 7,315,243.22 Total ........ .....$42,033,139.14 $3,345,118.65 $45,378,257.79 LIABILITIES. The First National Security Savings Bank. and Trust Company. Combined. ' Capital Stock . . . . .' .$ 2,500,000.00 $ 250,000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits . . 1 ,230,948.55 342,660.67 Circulation ... . . . ........ ... 1,474,995.00 ... . .... .... Letters of . Credit and Acceptances 2,213,107.19 4,435.00 Deposits .... . . .............. 32,23 1,530.79 2,748,022.98 Federal Reserve Bank . ...... . 2,382,557.61 . .... . . . . $ 2,750,000.00 1,573,609.22 1,474,995.00 2,217,542.19 34,979,553.77 2,382,557.61 Total ...... ...$42,033,139.14 $3,345,118.65 $45,378,257.79 ""The stock of this bank is owned by the Stockholders of, ! The First National Bank of Portland, Oregon J Statement of Condition of tho ' Ladd&Tilton Bank At Close' of Business June 30th, 1920. V -W" I RESOURCES Loans and Discounts ..... Stock of Federal Reserve Bank Bonds, and Stocks 7. ... . ..... - .v- 'Custonrers' Liability on Letters of Credit...;." Customers Liability on Account Acceptances. . Real Estate. Claims and Judgments. . . ....... Accrued Interest Uncollected - United States Bonds and Treasury Certificates.. Cash and Due from Federal Reserve Bank' and : other Banks Other Assets ,19,014,939.47 . 60,000.00 ' 1,966,194.86 796,668.54 721,709.73 1,17,130.6S 5,114,186.99 ; 14,394.57 - UASIUTIES Capital Stock Fully Paid ............... Surplus, and Undivided Profits ........... Reserve for Interest. Taxes, etc ......... letters of Credit ... . . ..... ... . . .-. Acceptances . . .... ."; . . . . . ............ Bonds Borrowed . i . . . . . . . . . . . . Due Federal Reserve Bank ............ ; Unearned Discount . ... . . .-. . . .. . . . Deposits . . . i s ) $29,053,490.56 1,000,000.00 ... 1,985,062.81 ... 157,579.10 .. . 796,668.54 ... ! 721,709.73 .... - 215,000.00 999,1 17.2S 18,207.84 ... 23,160;145.29 . t ' i $29,053,490.56 Hibernia Commercial , and Savings Bank OF PORTLAND, OREGON ! t : -. Member of Federal Resenre System - i . Statement at Close of Baaineaa Juno 30, 1920 RESOURCES Loans and Discounts ...................... .3,397,747.39 Bonds and Warrants: ? v r. City of Portland $ 62,056.83 . . ; U. S. Government Bonds .. - ; and Treasury Cert 806,259.30 ' Other Bonds and Warrants.. 99,760.45 $ 968,076.59 Stock Federal Reserve Bank Stocks and Securities Real Estate ...................... Furniture and Fixtures Cash on Hand and Due from Banks. ... Deposit , for Taxes ....... .... . . .-. , . 9,000.00 . ..w 96,283.51 .... 92,320.25 .i... 5,006.00 ....1,183,471.59 2,210.83 Total LIABILmES Capita! Stock "l . . . . . . . Surplus and Undivided Profits Dividends Deposits ........ ......... ...... ,..5J54,112.16 ....I 200,000.00 146,099.94 .... 7,347.50 .... 5,400,664'.72 ....5,754,112.16 . , STATEMENT OF CONDITION . . of the State Bank of Portland At the Close of Business, June 30th, 1920 RESOURCES .Loans and Discounts. Bonds and Warrants . . ... . ...... . ... V, ' Furniture and Fixtures Cash and Due-Frorn Banks ,$?,665,034.74 75,682.31 m r 25,000.00 . 638,$5.67 Total e . . ee . e ..... e . . .$i,094,602.72 LIABILITIES v Capital'Stock ........ SurplUS -f.e m-m-m ..... . . . W Undivided Profits ......... . ......... . , -, Deposits Rediscounts nd Bills Payable. : . . . . , ... .$ 200,000.00 a 60,000.00 20,340.55 .3,55862.17 . 266,000.00 .,094,602.72 Tld&tujonI I PANIC I STATEMENT OP THE CONDITION OF The Northwestern National Bank of Portland i '' .X'' ;- . 1 ' " ; ' . . - . ; " At the Close of Business, June 30th, 1920 , - RESOURCES Loans and Discounts.. .......... $19,325,713.30 Federal Reserve Stoek ................. Other Bonds and Securities Furniture and Fixtures. . . . . . .......... Customers Liabilities Under Letters of Credit, Acceptances and Bills of Ex change Due i Us on Liberty Loan Subscriptions .. ... . . . . .$ 81,399.68 United States Bonds.;.... 182,600.00 United States Certificates, V 775,500.00 Cash on Hand and Due From Other Bks. 37,500.00 1,232,363.40 68,000.00 ,132,628.67 1,039,499.68 8,359,440.84 Total ..........$30,195,145.89 LIABIUTIES Capital StOk Paid In . . Surplus and Undivided Profits. ....... Circulation ..... . . . : .1 ; . t. . .......... Commercial Letters of Credit. Acceptances Executed for. Customers. . Bank Acceptances Endorsed. Commercial Paper Rediscounted. . . . . . Deposits ............. Total .$ 1,000,000.00 357,865.91 49,250.00 : 93.379.99 34,960.00 - 1,000,000.00 . 187,500.00 . 27,472,189.99 .$30,195,145.89 Deposits June 30, 1920..'...; Depositsune 30, 1915...... ..$27 .. 4 ,472,189.99 ,396,270.35 , Gain in five years. . . . . . . . . .$23,075,919.64 1 Condensed Report of The United States National Bank Portland, Oregon Submitted to the Comptroller of the Currency at the close of business, June 30th, .1920. RESOURCES Loans and Discounts..; United States Bonds and Certificates. . Other Bonds and Securities. . . . .v . Stock in Federal Reserve Bank. .- . . . Bank Premises and Other Real Estate. Safe Deposit Vaults.- .... I . 1. 1 ... Customers Liability ' Under Letters Credit and Acceptances . . Interest Earned ........ Cash on Hand and Due From Banks.. .$25,93860.17 3,835,106,27 2,558,971.05 75,000.00 - 1,084,962.06 w 81,711.26 of 1,208,029.78 133,0363 '6,757,068.24 tToUl $36,672,245.16. LIABILITIES- Capiul ...... .... ............ .e . . . Surplus and Undivided Profits. Reserved for Interest and Taxes. ... Circulation . . : Letters of Credit and Acceptances. . . Unearned Discount . Federal Reserve Bank., , . Deposits Miew.M.. . Total e. J 1,500,000.00 .... 1,850,362.19 82,257.28 ... 999,900.00 1,217,529.78 29,899.53 i;205,000.00 29,78796.33 $36,672,245.16 C01TDX5EO 8TATEMEJTT OF - (opened fr BuslnM October IS, 1919) At tfc ChM ef Baslnesa Jaa lh lttt V BESOtTKCZS ; tatai a.nd Discount .-i..... TJnitayl 8tte Bond , Other Bond Furniture and Fixtures Caak and Du From Bank Total . LIABILITIES - . ! . Capital Ctoek pM in. i.s..i Undivided Profit Discount on Bonds DpostU i............ 1381.787.10 , 188.250.00 . ZK,6L'S.t2 . Z31,4a.l7 .3834.802.M .1100.000.00. 1,426.12 . 18.09.98 . 720,848.06 J - ...... - J - I - - Total . ... .;...W ........ .... .......... . . V. i .... 1834,802.14 f..-.t.:.v. 81 J........ Z0cU8, Woreibr Teoalte. ICCIBfer SS74.87C.M DeBOiita. Fabraarr S9 . elJ.l4.e7 . 8,?H.18 . 72M4MI Total Total Depoalt, My 4 ... ScpodtB, M 4. .......)..... .........