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THREE BANKS from Page One, March, 1920. with capital of $15,000. On March 10. the bank announced capitalization of $30,000 and deposits totalling $1,605,977. R. Anthony headed the board of directors, with A. W. Sanders as president. The Bank of through President B. C. Teed, announced: "In the circumstances we feel advisable and desirable to suspend operations for the present. The bank is sound and in good shape. We have in excess of $200,000 in cash in our vaults and reserve greater than cent. do not think the depositper will lose dollar." He intimated his intention of effectIng an early re-organization. At the opening hour crowd await. entrance to the Little River Bank and within an hour the number had increased for making withdrawals. Two squadrons of police were dispatched to prevent disorder, and an armored truck bearing funds down town banks was sent. President Parker, of the of Dania, announced immediat after closing that readjustm would be made that would enable bank to and meet The run on the Bank of Hollywood was precipitated after receipt of news of the previous bank closings, but was met through the receipt of funds from Miami banks. The run subsided shortly after noon when officers duced funds to cover every deposit. President George Romfh. of the Miami Clearing House Association. in commenting on the suspension of three suburban banks, declared outside control and loans on solely were responsible for paper embarrassment.