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"Run" Closes Bank Kansas City. Kan. Dec. Intercity State Bank will not open for business today. it was learned this morning. Steady withdrawals which began several the closing of the neeks after KanTerminal Trust Company to for the City, are Jack C. Nourse, president. said.
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Refrigeration. Approximate sales were 1,400,000 shares. SLOW RUN CLOSES KANSAS CITY BANK Inter-City State Apparently Has no Bad Paper and Promises to Meet Its Obligations Kansas City, Dec. 31-(AP)What was termed a "slow run" causod the closing Inst night of the Inter. City State bank here by the board been steady withdrawal by depositors totaling more than $135,000. according to J. C. Nourse, president of the bank. There was no indication of bad paper any where among )the bank's assists, he added. and said the bank would Day out dollar for dollar The decision to close the bank was made after Lee V. Williams. cashier and Principal stockholder. informed the directors the bank no longer could meet its demands because of the withdrawals. of In the last few weeks there has Try a Mercury Ad.
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"SLOW RUN" CLOSES BANK. Kansas City, Kan., Institution WID Pay Dollar for According Its President. What was termed "slow the closing last night of the Inter-City State Bank here by the board of directhe last few weeks there has been steady withdrawal by depositors totalIng more than Nourse. president the bank. There no Indication of bad paper anywhere among the bank's added, said the bank would pay out dollar for The declaion to close the bank was made after and Informed the torm the bank no could meet Its demand because of the Jack book like you Shall send find time read even the books ought Boston
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SLOW RUN RESULTS IN BANK CLOSING By Associated Press. KANSAS CITY, Kan., Dec. 13.What was termed as a "slow run" caused the closing last night of the Inter-City State Bank here by the Board of Directors. In the last few weeks, there has been a steady withdrawal by depositors totaling more than $135,000, according to J. C. Nourse, president of the bank. There was no indication of bad paper anywhere among the bank's assets, he added, and said the bank would pay out dollar for dollar. The decision to close the institution was made after Lee V. Williams, cashier and principal stockholder informed the directors the bank no longer could meet its demand because of withdrawals.
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SLOW RUN CAUSE OF BANK FAILURE KANSAS CITY, Kan., Dec. termed "slow What was caused the closing last night of the Inter-City State Bank here by the board of directors. In the last few weeks there has been steady withdrawal by depositors totalling more than $135,000, according to Nourse, president bank. There was no indicaof the tion of bad paper anywhere among the bank's assets he added, and said the bank would pay out dollar for dollar. The decision to close the bank was Lee Williams, cashier, made after stockholder informed and principal the directors the bank no longer could meet its demands because the withdrawals.
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INTERCITY MAY GET RECEIVER. Mrs. Charles Keith and Mrs. E. H. Hundley will be the hostesses of luncheon tomorrow at the Country Club in honor of Mrs. Walton N. Moore of San Francisco. Mrs Laurence Fox will entertain with a luncheon Wednesday for Mrs. Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Robinson will give dinner tonight in compliment to Mrs. Moore and Miss Elizabeth Moore Mr. John G. Groves has returned from spending the holidays in Boston and New York. Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe C. Chambers will entertain for Miss Anne Wilshire of Pasadena, Cal., preceding the dipner which Mr. and Mrs. James M. Kemper will give in her honor January 15. the Place by Its Officials. Mrs. Henry J. Haskell will be guest of Clarence E. Williamson cashier of the honor at luncheon which Mrs. John Prince will give tomorrow at the UniTwin Citles State Bank. Forty-third versity Club. street and State Line. be named receiver of the Intercity State Bank, Mrs. Boyd W Harwood and Miss Jane Southwest boulevard. Kansas City, Kas., Harwood left this morning to motor to which failed to open its doors Decem- Columbia for the week-end ber 31. The appointment of Mr. WilMiss Martha Moore will entertain liamson was urged today by officials of with supper Thursday at the Kansas the closed bank City Club in compliment to Miss BarIn winding up the affairs of the closed bara Clough and Mr Frederick Lyle bank. directors said today, Mr. WilliamWolcott. Mr. and Mrs. William E. Manson would be familiar with loan values ning will give supper at the Kansas and real estate in the Rosedale section City Club Saturday January 15. for of the city Miss Clough and Mr. Wolcott They The bank. now in the hands of the will be guests of honor at dinner state banking department. is in process at the Kansas City Club January 30, of being examined. So far no frauds or given by Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Moser. criminal transactions have been uncov- Mr. and Mrs. Byron Murphy will give ered. the closing being due merely to a dinner January 21, followed by slow run on the bank's resources. dance at the Hotel Muehlebach. which Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McDonald will give Deputy bank commissioners at work for Miss Clough and Mr. Wolcott. end of their work on the transcripts to Mrs Calvin H. Hettinger and Miss the state department of the condition Florence B. Reed will be hostesses of of the State Bank, which also a luncheon tomorrow. The plan of group of bankers to take over the State was in abeyance, Frank M. Holcomb, chairman of the board of directors of the Peoples Na tional Bank. said today, until the bank ing department could complete its report on the bank's condition If its assets are in good shape the group headed by the Kaw Valley State Bank will take it over and pay dollar for dollar to the de PLAN A NEW ARMORY TONIGHT. Public Subscription of Part of the Funds Needed Is Considered. Plans for an adequate United States armory for all the service outfits in KKansas City, Kas., will be made tonight at meeting of the military affairs committee of the Chamber of Commerce The meeting is the outgrowth of long discussion of a building suitable for the needs of the four companies of the national guard and the organized reserves. The present armory at Fourteenth street and Central avenue long has been inadequate If the committee tonight decides it feasible steps toward the materialization of the armory will be taken within a month. If possible the armory would be constructed and ready for occupancy by next winter The plan probably will include public subscription of a part of the money Maj. Carl Kapka is chairman and A. G. Crockett secretaary of the military affairs committee " yandotte W. O. W. Camp to Install. These new officers for Wyandotte camp. No. 46. Woodman of the World, will be installed tonight at the lodge hall. 626 Minnesota avenue, Kansas City: Kas., by Jess Hunt. past consul comR. G. Miles. consul commander: P. Kibbey adviser lieutenant Thomas clerk: New. C. assistant clerk H. banker: M. McCauley, B. H. LinW. Barker and Dr. W. McLeod, camp phy- Mrs. R. J. McCarty will entertain guests at the luncheon which the Woman's City Club will give Monday for Mr. John Van Druten Mr and Mrs. James H. Cravens will leave Monday for a visit with Mrs. J. A. Murphy in New York Mrs. C. W. Minesinger of Indianapolis will arrive Wednesday to be guest of Miss Mary C. Walker. Miss Walker will entertain with a luncheon Saturday, January 15. at the Brookside hotel in honor of Mrs. Minesinger. Mrs. H. F. Gabriel of Troy, and Miss Aquila Hettinger Miss Minesinger will later leave for California Mrs. Jabez N. Jackson gave a tea today for the woman's auxiliary of the Jackson County Medical Society. Dr. Edith Hale Swift of New York gave a talk on "Of What Concern to Me Are Social Hygiene Activities?" The Woman's City Club entertained 200 guests with a luncheon today in honor of Dr Joseph Waddington Graves of London. England, who spoke on "A World Memorial to Robert Browning. Guests were entertained by these: Mrs. Waterman Mrs. George A. Nicholson was the hostess of a luncheon in compliment to Mrs. Herbert Montague of Alma, Mich. The "300" Club will entertain with dance Friday, January 14. at the Ambassador hotel. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Sweeny will give dinner bridge party tonight at the Blue Hills Country Club. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Maddox. 2011 Linwood boulevard, entertained with din ner dance last night in celebration of their fourth wedding anniversary. Mrs. John W. Rogers will entertain guests at the luncheon which the Woman's City Club will give Monday in honor of Mr. John Van Druten. The Pan Hellenic Board gave a bridge police headquarters. He confessed to these hold-ups, police said B. Berger, grocer, 1639 Olive street last Harry L. Seiff. grocer. 1700 Olive street last Wednesday no money obtained, GIIbert having been frightened away by patrolman. Dixon chill parlor, 1504 Olive street, January $120 Bloom's restaurant. Fifteenth street and Prospect avenue, January $5 Standard Oil filling station. Fifteenth street and the Paseo, January 3. $96. ANNEXATION RULING TOMORROW The Supreme Court Decide on Addltion of 640-Aere Factory Sites. A decision involving property valued at 2 million dollars will be handed down by the Kansas supreme court tomorrow in the suit of property owners to set aside the annexation of 640 acres to Kansas City, Kas. The territory, west of the Armour dale district. was annexed by ordinance and the district zoned for industrial purposes. The property owners appealed to the supreme court and Dean H. W. Arant the school of law of the University of Kansas was appointed commissioner take testimony and make recommendations to the court. He found for the city. The property owners filed exceptions to his findings. Despite its name Graeco-Roman wrestling bears little resemblance to the style of wrestling in vogue among the ancient Greeks and Romans.