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BANK SITUATION JACKSONVILLE
Change Station Here Keeps Money on Move in County
Wednesday, the fifth day since banks closed observe holiday by state and national officials ordered uneventfully Jacksonville passed citizens trying to adjust themselves to the new conditions. On almost every hand they with new problems. unsolved uncertainty, result the status of the amount which may be drawn from deposits when the banks open again: contingencies arising from meeting other problems, almost every house home in the community. the meantime. busigoing ahead best observer declared that Jacksonville outward signs the bank than many cities. The citizens are going about their business hope that end of the week will bring better station by the retail the Chamber in taining of money was reported that old dollar and five dollar come to light the banks salted down for by the owners decided that the time has use them station by the tail of the Jordan clerk Welch, secretary of the Chamduty during hours. fast small are in the business they spared. they are brought in for the the the stores need of change can get exchange for any larger bills they collected. Stores surrounding communities taking advantage of the tion's service. Change yesterday from and MurThru the station what money there the community kept circulation and allowed to stagnate in large or small Cash to appear in good quantity several the office where property owners paid taxes Practiall of the tax business since Saturday has been done cash. Officials the Elliott State and the Farmers State banks are in readiness comply with order may receive from state federal offiAside from copies of Governor Horner's extension the Illinois banking holiday conform President Roosevelt's the local banks had little additional information.