oc-plain-dealer 1924-07-05

DELEGATES SHORT OF TEMPER, FUNDS (Continued from Page One) Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska went to the platform after 73 ballots and moved a suspension of the rules in order to adopt a resolution providing that beginning with the 75th ballot the candidate receiving the lowest number of votes should signify to his supporters his withdrawal as a candidate until only five candidates remain, this to be in effect for one day only. There were numerous objections but Walsh allowed Hitchcock to move for the suspension of rules and the adoption of the resolution. Again the "ayes" and "nos" were about even and Walsh ordered a roll call giving the delegations five minutes to make up their minds about it. William Jennings Bryan then demanded resignation from the chair. He wanted to make an inquiry, he said. "Do I understand that this resolution is before the house?" asked Bryan. "It is," replied Walsh. "And there is no possibility of amendment?" "There is not." Will the chair recognize anybody to move that this agreement, if passed, be effective for only five ballots? "He will not." Walsh said that if the resolution was voted down then Bryan could make any new move he desired. The roll call on the Hitchcock resolution was taken and the measure defeated. On this there was a roll call and it was overwhelmingly defeated by a vote of 496 ayes to 599 1-2 nos. It required a two-thirds vote to pass because a suspension of the rules was involved and it could not even command a majority, much less two-thirds. When Hitchcock's resolution was voted down, A. H. Ferguson, from Oklahoma, sent to the platform a resolution stating that it Kingan & Co. Kingan & Company, who have been engaged in preparing pork and beef products for many years with the idea before them that their products are to be eaten and therefore have spared no effort to make them suited to the most delicate stomachs, have established a branch house in Los Angeles. Kingan & Company make no comparisons, but they do say that their hams, bacon and lard give satisfaction to the consumer, and that their hams and bacon have a flavor peculiarly their own, so distinctive as to be easily recognized and so pleasant to the taste as to satisfy the user or delicious pleasantly lingering in your memory as to cause the in our history adjourned from place to place. "A democratic convention has done so." Walsh recalled that the Charleston convention in 1860 adjourned to Baltimore. Charles M. Hay of St. Louis called for a second to Ferguson's resolution and got it. Fitzgerald moved to lay the resolution on the table and it was so ended by Tom Taggert of Indiana. The ayes and nos were called for on the motion to lay it on the table. Apparently they wanted the vote on the resolution itself. A difference of opinion arose as to what had been voted on—the motion to lay the resolution on the table or the resolution itself, with many voices being raised on the floor. "The question now recurs on the resolution itself," ruled Walsh. The ayes and nos on it were so violent that Walsh would not make the decision and ordered a roll call. Under Walsh's ruling that this resolution did not involve a suspension of the rules, only a majority vote was required to pass it. The floor was in confusion, some delegates were laughing and others gesticulating angrily. Senator David I. Walsh of Mass. got the floor and demanded information whether it was a two-thirds or a majority vote. "Majority vote," ruled Walsh. David Ladd Rockwell, manager for McAdoo, said he was issuing no instructions to the McAdoo delegations as to how to vote on the resolution. It was a foregone conclusion that the Smith and allied forces would vote against it. Five minutes were allowed to poll the delegations and decide what they wanted to do. The 74th ballot was marked by the breaking up of Ohio's block of 48 votes which had gone solidly for Cox or Baker since the balloting started. Ohio split her votes among nine candidates and gave McAdoo not one vote. Governor Smith got 20 1-2 out of the 48. This ballot also marked the end of the agreement between Michigan leaders and the McAdoo forces under which Michigan had given McAdoo 25 of its 30 for five ballots, and Michigan swung back to a Smith majority again. The Ohio and Michigan switches brought Governor Smith up to the highest total he has yet attained, 264, barely short of a third of the convention. 10:45, when Chairman Walsh called the convention to order. The invocation was pronounced by the Rev. William Carter, Presbyterian minister of Brooklyn. Immediately after the prayer Walsh ordered a roll call for the 71st ballot. It follows: Alabama—24 Underwood. Arizona—1 Davis, 1 1-2 Underwood, 3 1-2 McAdoo. Arkansas—18 Robinson. California—26 McAdoo. Colorado—2 1-2 McAdoo, 3 1 Smith. 4 Davis, 1 Underwood. Connecticut—2 McAdoo, 1 Davis, 11 Smith. Delaware—6 Saulsbury. Florida—10 McAdoo, 2 Davis, Georgia—28 McAdoo. Idaho—8 McAdoo. Illinois—2 Robinson, 2 Owe 5 Davis, 5 Baker, 14 McAdoo 3 Smith. Indiana—10 Smith, 20 McAdoo Iowa—26 McAdoo, Kansas—20 McAdoo, Kentucky—26 McAdoo, Louisiana—20 Davis, Maine—2 1-2 McAdoo, 4 1 Smith, 5 Underwood. Maryland—16 Ritchie. Massachusetts—2 1-2 McAdoo 2 1-2 Smith. Michigan—25 McAdoo, 5 Smith Minnesota—1 Baker, 1 Underwood, 1 Robinson, 6 McAdoo, Smith. Mississippi—20 McAdoo, Missouri—36 McAdoo, Montana—7 McAdoo, 1 Smith Nebraska—11 McAdoo, Bryan, 3 Smith. Novada—6 McAdoo. New Hampshire—4 1-2 McAdoo, 3 1-2 Smith. New Jersey—28 Smith. New Mexico—6 McAdoo. New York—88 Smith, 2 McAdoo. North Carolina—18 1-2 McAdoo 5 Davis, 1-2 Underwood. North Dakota—5 McAdoo, Smith. Ohio—48 Baker. Oklahoma—20 McAdoo。 Oregon—10 McAdoo。 Pennsylvania—1-2 Ritchie。 Glass, 3 1-2 Underwood, 6 Davis 25 1-2 McAdoo, 39 1-2 Smith。 Rhode Island—10 Smith。 South Carolina—18 McAdoo。 South Dakota—1 Walsh, 9 MAdoe。 Tennessee—24 McAdoo。 Texas—40 McAdoo。 and therefore have spared no effort to make them suited to the most delicate stomachs, have established a branch house in Los Angeles. Kingan & Company make no comparisons, but they do say that their hams, bacon and lard give satisfaction to the consumer, and that their hams and bacon have a flavor peculiarly their own, so distinctive as to be easily recognized and so pleasant to the taste as to satisfy the user as delicious, pleasantly lingering in your memory as to cause the user to demand Kingan's "Reliable" Meats. Kingan's meats make satisfied customers and furthermore Kingan & Company guarantee their smoked meats to give satisfaction both to dealer and consumer. They can be had at G. E. 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The Ohio and Michigan switches brought Governor Smith up to the highest total he has yet attained, 264, barely short of a third of the convention. TOTALS 74TH BALLOT McAdoo 510; Smith 364; J. W. Davis 78 1-2; Ralaton 3 1-2; Cox 1; Underwood 47; Glass 28; Ritchie 18 1-2; Robinson 23; Baker 5; Bryan 4; Owen 2; Saulsbury 7; Walsh 4 1-2; Dr. Kevin of Brooklyn 1. MADISON SQUARE GARDEN, New York, July 5.—Short in temper and funds and with another expensive week-end in New York staring them in the face unless an agreement is reached today, delegates to the Democratic national convention trod their well worn path to the garden again this morning and resumed their efforts at selection of a presidential nominee. The outlook appeared gloomy for a decision today. Everything looked gloomy, the weather included. The band played sad and melancholy music while the delegates drifted in. Notwithstanding less than half of them were in their seats at Phone 127 CLEANING WASHING ANAHEIM AGENCIES & Vanatta Barber Shop CAST CENTER ST. chattanooga Barber Shop CLEMENTINE ST. THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. Theater in Lorain, O., a short time after it had been reduced to ruins by a tornado when Chairman Walsh the convention to order. Location was pronounced by Mr. William Carter, Presbyterian minister of Brooklyn, immediately after the prayer. Utah—8 McAdoo. Vermont—1 McAdoo, 7 Smith. Virginia—24 Glass. Washington—14 McAdoo. West Virginia—16 J. W. Davis. New Jersey—28 Smith. New Mexico—6 McAdoo. New York—88 Smith, 2 McAdoo. North Carolina—4 1-2 Davis, 1-2 McAdoo, 1-3 Underwood. Connecticut — 2, McAdoo. 11 Smith; 1 Davis. Delaware — 6, Saulsbury. Florida — 10 McAdoo. Smith; 1 Davis. Georgia — 28 McAdoo. Idaho — 8, McAdoo. Illinois — 30 Smith; 15 Adoо; 5, Davis; 5, Baker Owen; 2, Robinson. Indiana — 20, McAdoo. Smith. Iowa—26, McAdOO. Kansas—20, McAdOO . Kentucky — 26, McAdOO Louisiana — 20, Davis. Maine — 2½, McAdOO; Smith; 5, Underwood. Maryland — 16, Ritchie Massachusetts — 2½, McAdOO 33½, Smith. Michigan—9½ McAdOO; Smith; 6 Davis; 1, Cox. Minnesota — 1, Baker Underwood; 1, Robinson; McAdOO; 15, Smith . Mississippi — 20, McAdOO Missouri —36, McAdOO. Montana — 7, McAdOO. Smith. Nebraska — 11, McAdOO Smith; 2, Bryan. Nevada — 6, McAdOO. New Hampshire — 3½ S 4½, McAdOO. New Jersey — 28, Smith New Mexico — 6, McAdOO New York — 2, McAdOO. Smith. North Carolina — 10 Adoо; 5 Davis; 2½ Wash. Mont.; 2, Underwood. North Dakota — 5 McAdOO 5, Smith. Ohio — 1, Saulsbury, 2, chie; 2, Robinson; Goven Bryan; 3, Glass; 3, Ralst 6, J. W. Davis; 8 Underwo Smith. 20½. Oklahoma — 20, McAdOO. Oregon — 10, McAdOO Pennsylvania —½, Litte 1 Glass; 3½, Underwood; Davis: 25½, McAdOO; 28 Smith. South Carolina — 18, McAdOO South Dakota — 1, Walsh Mont.; 9, McAdOO. Tennessee — 24, McAdOO. Texas — 40 McAdOO. Utah — 8, McAdOO. when Chairman Walsh the convention to order. Location was pronounced by William Carter, Presby minister of Brooklyn. Mediately after the prayer, ordered a roll call for the ballot. It follows: Mama—24 Underwood. Mona—1 Davis, 1 1-2 Under1-2 McAdoo. Nassas—18 Robinson. Orado—2 1-2 McAdoo, 3 1-2 4 Davis, 1 Underwood. Oneticut—2 McAdoo, 1 DavSmith. Ware—6 Saulsbury. Dada—10 McAdoo, 2 Davis, Virginia—28 McAdoo, Oo—8 McAdoo, Ilis—2 Robinson, 2 Owen, 5 Baker, 14 McAdoo, 30 Nana—10 Smith, 20 McAdoo, 26 McAdoo, 20 McAdoo, Uckey—26 McAdoo, Isiana—20 Davis, Dee—2 1-2 McAdoo, 4 1-2 5 Underwood. Land—16 Ritchie. Macussetts—2 1-2 McAdoo, Smith. Wigan—25 McAdoo, 5 Smith. Negota—1 Baker, 1 Under1 Robinson, 6 McAdOO, 15 Missippi—20 McAdOO. Curl—36 McAdOO, Anna—7 McAdOO, 1 Smith. Aska—11 McAdOO, 1 3 Smith. Dada—6 McAdOO, Hampshire—4 1-2 McAdOO, 1-2 Smith. Jersey—28 Smith. Mexico—6 McAdOO, York—88 Smith, 2 McAdOO Ch Carolline—18 1-2 McAdOO, 1-2 Underwood. Dakota—5 McAdOO, 5 48 Baker. Homa—20 McAdOO, Onon—10 McAdOO, Plymouthia—1-2 Ritchie, 1-3 1-2 Underwood, 6 Davis, McAdoo, 39 1-2 Smith. Ole Island—10 Smith. Carolina—18 McAdOO, Dakota—1 Walsh, 9 Metessee—24 McAdOO, 40 McAdOO. 72ND BALLOT Alabama—24 Underwood. Arizona—3 1-2 McAdOO, 1 1-2 Underwood, 1 Davis. Arkansas—18 Robinson. California—26 McAdOO. Colorado-Pasadena. Connecticut—11 Smith, 1 Davis, 2 McAdOO. Delaware—6 Saulsbury. Florida—10 McAdOO, 1 Smith, 1 Davis. Georgia—28 McAdOO. Idaho—8 McAdOO. Illinois—2 Owen, 2 Robinson, 5 Davis, 5 Baker, 14 McAdOO, 20 Smith. Indiana—10 Smith, 20 McAdOO, Iowa—26 McAdOO. Kansas—20 McAdOO. Kentucky—26 McAdOO, Louisiana—20 Davis. Maine—2 1-2 McAdOO, 4 1-2 Smith; 5 Underwood. Maryland—16 Ritchie. Massachusetts—2 1-2 McAdOO, 33 1-2 Smith. Michigan—25 McAdOO, 5 Smith. Minnesota—1 Baker, 1 Underwood, 1 Robinson, 6 McAdOO, 15 Smith. Mississippi—20 McAdOO. Missouri—36 McAdOO. Montana—7 McAdOO, 1 Smith, Nebraska—1 McAdOO, 3 Smith, 1 Bryan, 1 absent. Nevada—6 McAdOO. New Hampshire—4 1-2 McAdOO, 3 1-2 Smith. New Jersey—28 Smith. New Mexico—6 McAdOO. New York—88 Smith, 2 McAdoo. North Carolina—4 1-2 Davis, 17 1-2 McAdOO, 1-2 Underwood, 1 1-2 Baker. North Dakota—5 Smith, 5 McAdoo. Ohio—48 Baker. Oklahoma—20 McAdOO。 Oregon—10 McAdOO。 Pennsylvania—25 1-2 McAdOO, 33 1-2 Smith, 1-Ritchie, 1 Glass, 3 1-2 Underwood, 6 Davis. Rhode Island–10 Smith. South Carolina–18 McAdOO。 South Dakota–1 Walsh, 9 Medoo。 Tennessee–24 McAdOO。 Texas–40 McAdOO。 Utah–8 McAdOO。 Vermont–1 McAdOO, 7 Smith。 Washington–14 McAdOO。 Virginia–24 Glass。 West Virginia–16 Davis。 Wisconsin–3 McAdOO，23 Smith。 Wyoming–4 Smith, 2 McAdoo。 Alaska–1 McAdOO, 5 Smith。 District of Columbia–6 Medoo。 Hawaii–1 McAdOO, 1 Smith, 1 Underwood, 3 Davis。 Addon,CHMFWYP N I O A HRD Philippines–2 Baker, 2 Medoo, Z Smith。 Porto.Rice–1 Smith, 5 Davis。 Canal Zone–6 McAdOO。 Colorado–2 1-2 McAdOO，3 Smith; 2 1-2 Davis, 1 Underwood, 1 Walsh. TOTALS McAdoo527 1-2; Smith 234; Davis; 65; Underwood; 37 1-2; Glass; 25; Ritchie; 16 I O A HRD Philippines–2 Baker, 2 Medoo, Z Smith。 Porto.Rice–1 Smith, 5 Davis。 Canal Zone–6 McAdОО。 Colorado–2 1-2 McAdОО，3 Smith; 2 1-2 Davis, 1 Underwood, TOTALS 73RD BALLOT McAdoo528; Smith; 335; Davis 66; Underwood; 38 1-2; Glass 25; Ritchie; 16 I O A HRD Baker; 2; Owen; 2; Saulsbury 6; Walsh; 2; Baker; 57 l-2. SEVENTY FOURTH BALLOT Alabama=24. Underwood. Arizona=3½. McAdoo=l½ Underwood:1 Davis. Arkansas=18. Robinson. California=24. Meadoo. Colorado=½. Meadoo:3 Smith:3½ Davis:1 Walsh:l. Underwood. BY No Mixing Order s for Tubby By WINNER ESTER RUN DOWN TO THE GROcery DO GET SOME OIL,HURRY NOW ITS TING LATE AND MR STUMP DOESNT GIVE ME A HAWKEY CALL ON ITS A WONDER YOUR MAN DONT FIND OUT New Jersey=28 Smith. New Mexico=6 McAdoo. New York=88 Smith, 2 Medoo。 North Carolina=4 l-2 Davis, 17 l-2 McAdOO, l-2 Underwood, l-1 Baker。 North Dakota=5 Smith, 5 Medoo。 Ohio=48 Baker。 Oklahoma=20 Mc Adoo。 Oregon=10 Mc Adoo。 Pennsylvania=25 l-2 Me Adoo， 33 l-2 Smith; l-2 Ritchie, l Glass, 3 l-2 Underwood, d Savisbury。South Carolina=l8 Me Adoo。 Texas=40 Mc Adoo。 Utah=8 mc Adoo。 Vermont=l MC Adoo， Washington=l4 MC Adoo、 Virginia=l4 Glass。 West Virginia=l6 Davis。 Wisconsin=l3 MC Adoo， First Mortgage Loans on Real Estate.....$121.0 Other Loans and Discounts.....$83.0 United States.State.County and United States Certificates of Indudebness (actual value $63.302.379.97)....$99.0 Other Bonds and Securities (actual value $10.130.469.58)....$99.0 Stock in Federal Reserve Bank.....$99.0 TOTAL U.S. AND OTHER SECURITIES.....$due from Federal Reserve Bank.....$15.0 Cash and Due from Other Banks.....$20.0 TOTAL CASH AND DUE FROM BANKS.....$banking Premises,Furniture,and Safe Deposit Vanits(E Banking Offices in Fifty-eight nia cities)....$other Real Estate Owned.....$customers' Liability Under Lo Credit and Acceptances...$ BY No Mixing Orders for Tubby By WINNER ESTER RUN DOWN TO THE GROCERY DGET SOME OIL, HURRY NOW IT'S TING LATE AND MR. STUMP DOESN'T E TO HANDLE OIL AFTER DARK - AND CHARGE HALF OF IT TO AUNT JANE GIVE ME A HALF-A GALLON OF OIL, MISTER STUMP IT'S A WONDER YOUR MAW DIDN'T FIND OUT SHE NEEDED OIL BEFORE IT GOT DARK—I GOT HALF A NOTION NOT TO SELL YOU ANY HERE, NOW DONT GET THIS HAPPEN AGIN NOW, I WANT YOU TO PUT ANOTHER HALF-A GALLON IN THE CAN WHAT! SAY WHY DIDN'T YOU TELL ME YOU WANTED A GALLON IN THE FIRST PLACE? BECAUSE IT ISN'T ALL FOR US-HALF'S FOR MY AUNT JANE TOTAL U.S. AND OTHER SECURITIES Due from Federal Reserve Bank Cash and Due from Other Banks TOTAL CASH AND DUE FROM BANKS Banking Premises, Furniture, and Safe Deposit Vanills (E) Banking Offices in Fifty-eight nia cities) Other Real Estate Owned. Customers' Liability Under Law Credit, and Acceptances. Interest Earned—Uncollected. Employees' Pension Fund (actu8131,318,97 standing on the Boother Resources) TOTAL RESOURCES All charge-offs, expenses CONDENSED STATEMENT (The Capital Stock of the Resourcee Investment in Stocks and Bond Real Estate and Other Investmetals and Accounts Receivable. Cash on Hand and in Banks... TOTAL RESOURCES OMBINED CAPITAL, SURPLUS U.P. Glannini, President of the Banevering statement is true and coSubscribed and sworn to... Story o December, 1904 December, 1908 December, 1909 December, December June 2 SATURDAY, JULY 5, 1924 Connecticut — 2, McAdoo; Smith; 1 Davis. Delaware — 6, Saulsbury. Florida — 10 McAdoo; Smith; 1 Davis. Georgia — 28 McAdoo. Idaho — 8, McAdoo. Illinois — 30 Smith; 15, McAdoo; 5, Davis; 5, Baker; 2, Ben; 2, Robinson. Indiana — 20, McAdoo; 10 Smith. Omaha—26, McAdoo. Kansas—20, McAdoo. Kentucky — 26, McAdoo. Louisiana — 20, Davis. Maine — 2½, McAdoo; 4½, Smith; 5, Underwood. Maryland — 16, Ritchie. Massachusetts — 2½, McAdoo; 4, Smith. Michigan — 9½, McAdoo; 13½, Smith; 6 Davis; 1, Cox. Minnesota — 1, Baker; 1, Underwood; 1, Robinson; 6, McAdoo; 15, Smith. Mississippi — 20, McAdoo. Missouri — 36, McAdoo. Montana — 7, McAdoo; 7, Smith. Nebraska — 11, McAdoo; 2, Bryan. Nevada — 6, McAdoo. New Hampshire — 2½, Smith; 6, McAdoo. New Jersey — 28, Smith. New Mexico — 6, McAdoo. New York — 2, McAdoo; 88, Smith. North Carolina — 14, McAdoo; 5 Davis; 2½ with of at; 2, Underwood. North Dakota — 5, McAdoo; Ohio — 1, Saulsbury; 2, Ritchie; 2, Robinson; Governor; 3, Glass; 3, Raston; J. W. Davis; 8, Underwood; 3th. 20½. Oklahoma — 20, McAdoo. Oregon — 10, McAdoo Pennsylvania — -½, Ritchie; Glass: -3½, Underwood: 6; Gas: -25½, McAdoo: -39½. South Carolina — 18, McAdoo. South Dakota — 1, Walsh of at; 9, McAdoo. ennessee — -24, McAdoo. Texas — -40, McAdoo. Philippines — 2, McAdoo; 2, Smith. Porto Rio — 5, Davis; 1, Smith. Canal Zoo — 6, McAdoo. 7TH BALLOT Alabama—24, Underwood. Arizona—3½, McAdoo; 1½, Underwood: 1, Davis. Arkansas—18, Robinson. California—26, McAdoo. Colorado—2½, McAdoo; 3, Smith: $3½$, Davis: 1, Underwood; Walsh. Connecticut—2, McAdoo; 12, Smith. Delaware—6, Saulsbury. Hidalda—10, McAdoo; 1 Smith; 1. Virginia orgnia—28, McAdoo. Ohio—8, McAdoo. Minnesota—30, Smith; 15, McAdoo; 5, Davis; 4, Owen; 4, Binson. Indiana—20, McAdoo; 10, Smith Iowa—26, McAdoo Kansas—20, McAdoo Kentucky—26, McAdoo Louisiana—20, Davis Maine—2½, McAdoo; $4½, Smith: 5. Underwood. Maryland—16, Richie. Massachusetts— $2½$, McAdoo; $23½$, Smith, McGigan-Passed. Minnesota—6, McAdoo; 15, Smith: 1. Baker; 1, Underwood; 1. Robinson Mississippi—20, McAdoo Missouri—36, McAdoo Montana—7, McAdoo; 1. Smith Nebraska—-11, McAdoo; 3, Smith: 2. Bryan. Nevada—9, McAdoo New Hampshire—-½, McAdoo; $3½$, Smith New Jersey—28, Smith New Mexico—6, McA doo. New York--2, McA doo; 88, Smith. North Corolina—17½, McA doo; 5. Davis: $1½$, Underwood. North Dakota—5, McA doo; 5, Smith。 Ohio—2; Robinson; 2. Governor Bryan: 3. Glass: $4½$, Raston:7, Davis: 8. Underwood: $2½$, Smith, Oklahoma—20. McA doo. Oregon—10. McA doo Pennsylvania—-½. Ritchel:1, Glass: $3½$. Underwood:6. Alaska—1. McA doo; 5. Smith; District of Columbia—6. McA doo. Hawaii—1. McA doe; 1. Smith; 1. Underwood:1. Davis:3. Potato Rice-5. Davis:1. Smith: Canal Zone-5. McA doe: Michigan-9⅓. McAdoe: $13⅓,$ Smith:6. Davis:1. Cox. TOTALS 75TH BALLOT McAdoe:513. Smith:366. J.W.Davis: $73⅓$. Raston: $4⅓$. Cox: 1. Underwood:46⅓. Glass: $28.$ Ritchie: $16⅓$. Robinson: $25$. Baker:2. Bryan:4. Owen:4. Saulsbury:6. Walsh:2. TOTALS 76TH BALLOT McAdoe:513. Smith:368. Davis 75-1-2. Raston:4-1-2. Cox:1. Underwood:47-1-2! Glass:29. Ritchie:16-1-2! Robinson:25. Baker:1.Bryan:4.Owen:4.Saulsbury:5.Walsh:2. 77TH BALLOT Alabama—24. Underwood. Arizona—3⅔. McAdoe: $1⅔.$ Underwood:1. Davis. Arkansas—18. Robinson: California—26. McAdoe: Colorado—$2⅔$. McAdoe:4. Smith: $2⅔$. Davis:1. Underwood: 1. Walsh: Connecticut—2. McAdoe:12. Smith: Delaware—6. Saulsbury. Florida-10. McAdoe:1. Smith: 1. Davis. Georgia-22. McAdoe: Idaho-8. McAdoe: Illinois-30. Smith:15. McAdoe: Davis:4. Owen:4.Robinson: Indiana-20. McAdoe:16.Smith: Iowa-20. McAdoe: Kansas-20. McAdoe: Kentucky-25. 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McAdoe: South Dakota—1. Walsh of at.;9.McAdoe: ennessee—-24.McAdoe: texas—-40.McAdoe: PHILIPPINES—2. McAdoe;2.Smith. Porto Rio—5.Davis;1.Smith. Canal Zoo—6.McAdoe. 7TH BALLOT Alabama—24.Underwood. Arizona—$3⅔$.McAdoe: $1⅔.$ Underwood:1.Davis: Arkansas—18.Robinson: California—26.McAdoe: Colorado-$2⅔$.McAdoe:4. Smith:$2⅔$.Davis:1.Underwood: 1.Walsh: Connecticut—2.McAdoe:12.Smith: Delaware-6.Saulsbury.Florida-10.McAdoe:1.Smith: 1.Davis.Georgia-22.McAdoe.Idaho-8.McAdoe.Illinois-30.Smith:15.McAdoe:Davis:4.Owen:4.Robinson: Indiana-20.McAdoe:16.Smith: Iowa-20.McAdoe: Kansas-20.McAdoe.Kentucky-25.McAdoe.Louisiana-20.Davis: Maine-$2⅔$.McAdoe:$ \frac {3} {4} $ Smith:$5.\underline {{Underwood}}$ Maryland-16.Rostle: Massachusetts- $ \frac {2} {2} $.McAdoe: $ \frac {3} {4} $.Smith: Michigan- $ \frac {10} {\%} $.McAdoe: $ \frac {1} {\%} $.Smith:$5.Davis:1.Cox: Minnesota-1.Iaker:1.Rastle: 州：I.Underwood：6.McAdose：15.Smith： Mississippi- $ \frac {2} {2} $.McAdoe： SATURDAY，JULY5，1924 Over half a million depositors CONDENSED STATEMENT OF CONDITION Bank of Italy SAVINGS COMMERCIAL TRUST HEAD OFFICE (SAN FRANCISCO) AND BRANCHES JUNE 28, 1924 RESOURCES Mortgage Loans on Real Estate ... $121,506,657 Loan Loans and Discounts ... 83,393,119 United States, State, County and Municipal Bonds and United States Certificates Indebtedness (actual value ... 59,995,970) Bonds and Securities Actual value ... 130,469,681 in Federal Reserve Bank ... 9,519,450 in Federal Reserve Bank ... 637,500 LIABILITIES DEPOSITS—Savings ... $204,591,886.80 Commercial... 92,384,118.91 ... $296,976,005.71 Dividends Unpaid ... 1,101,407.70 Discount Collected but Not Earned ... 53,085.29 Letters of Credit, Acceptances and Time Drafts ... 1,027,835.49 $899,158,334.19 CAPITAL CASH AND DUE FROM BANKS ... 70,252,920.57 Premises, Furniture, Fixtures and Safe Deposit Vaults (Eight-six banking Offices in Fifty-eight California cities) ... 35,549,344.03 Real Estate Owned ... 1,222,096.94 Owners' Liability Under Letters of Credit and Accordances ... 1,027,835.49 TOTAL U.S. AND OTHER SECURITIES ... 70,252,920.57 from Federal Reserve Bank ... 15,132,809 and Due from Other Banks ... 20,416,804 TOTAL CASH AND DUE FROM BANKS ... 35,549,844.03 Building Premises, Furniture, Fixtures and Safe Deposit Vanits (Eight-six making Offices in Fifty-eight California cities) ... 1,222,096.94 Real Estate Owned ... 870,963.29 owners' Liability Under Letters of Credit and Acceptances ... 1,027,835.49 Best Earned—Uncollected ... 2,672,596.87 Payees' Pension Fund (actual value 10,318.97 standing on the Books at) ... 1.00 Other Resources ... 13,880.41 TOTAL RESOURCES ... $326,509,405.36 All charge-offs, expenses and interest payable to end of half-year have been deducted in above statement. CONDENSED STATEMENT OF CONDITION—STOCKHOLDERS AUXILIARY CORPORATION (The Capital Stock of this Corporation is owed share for share by the stockholders of the Bank of Italy) June 28, 1924 Resources Payment in Stocks and Bonds ... $3,710,966 Estate and Other Investments ... 3,220,084 and Accounts Receivable ... 2,040,084 on Hand and in Banks ... $79,284 Liabilities Bills and Accounts Payable ... $405,137.58 CAPITAL, SURPLUS AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS ... 8,855,710.33 TOTAL RESOURCES ... $9,350,843 TOTAL LIABILITIES ... $9,350,843 BINED CAPITAL, SURPLUS AND PROFITS ORTH CORPORATIONS ... $6,296,751.49 (Including interest earned Bank of Italy but not collected) Glennini, President of the Bank of Italy and of stockholders Auxiliary Corporation, being sworn says that the statement is true and correct. A. P. Giannini, Subscribed and sworn to before me this 28th day of June, 1924. THOMAS GIANNINES, Notary Public. Story of the Growth of Bank of Italy As shown by a comparative statement of its resources December, 1904 ... $285,436.97 December, 1908 ... $2,574,004.90 December, 1912 ... $11,228,814.56 December, 1916 ... $39,805,995.24 December, 1920 ... $157,464,685.08 December, 1923 ... $301,963,477.77 June 28, 1924 ... $326,509,405.36 NUMBER OF DEPOSITS, 528,383 Deposits Deposits made to and including July 10, 1924 will earn interest from July 1, 1924