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BANK AT KISSIMMEE TO BE REOPENED BY PRESENT DIRECTORS
COMPTROLLER DECLARES LOANS ARE SOLVENT; NO ONE TO LOSE
Business Men Offer Additional Capital and Big Deposit Awaits Reopening
KISSIMMEE, July News Service of business by the Bank of Osceola County was forecast when two local business men volunteered $20,000 for additional stock, if it is needed, one man offered to buy any present stock that is for sale, and the official announcement came that the bank is solvent and that no receiver would be appointed The bank closed temporarily Saturday morning when it became apparent it could not stand another day continuous withdraw als. Rumors had caused many to become and many wild and unfounded stories The directors then decided to close the bank and protect the Books Show Solvency
Examination of the facts by the comptroller the bank is solvent, that the loans are good, that the surplus had not been touched, and no loans were excessive or unreasonable. Officials of the bank were invited to speak at the regular Kiwanis meeting, to number of other business men had been Invited, and the meeting turned out to be an optimistic gathering Attorneys who had gone over the books of the bank, directors of the other local bank, and many business men, the public that the Bank of is in good condition, that no one would lose dollar and that no bank in the country could stand the steady drain which rumors had caused in the last few preceding the closing. Many business firms are advertising their willingness deposit slips in the bank, dollar for dollar. New Deposit Ready
Dr. T. M. Rivers, president of the bank, Wade Steed, and other officials of the bank "laid their cards on the table and the business men of Kissimmee are unanimous. as far as could be learned, in holding convictions of confidence in the directorate and In the solvency of bank. Dolph Walker, general manager of Candler Lumber Company, his offer take up deposit slips, dollar for dollar, of all men_in his organization, aggregating dollars. A new deposit of $10,000 awaits the reopening of the bank to start an account for group of Washington and New York capitalists who have acquired considerable property here since the bank N. C. Bryan and Dolph Walker offered to buy $20,000 worth of stock if it was needed for increasing capitalization.
Dade City Bank Solvent
DADE CITY, July Tribune News Service.) decision of the board of directors of the Bank of Dade City close the bank the run cording to statement made by the president. M. Williams, because the system with which the bank is affillated. not able to help, for the first in years that Mr. Williams has connected with
Directors said the bank is solvent and depositors will be fully protected.