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DEPOSITORS INJURIES WORSE SHE THOUGHT Orders Distribution Of $400,000 From Chesapeake Assets The receiver of the Chesapeake Bank has verbally ten per cent. distribution depositors, the payment of of the funds collected under the receivership the institution, was announced terday. Formal orders authorizing the ond distribution are expected signed this week Judge Eugene Circuit Court No. after arrangements for audit by Julian Jones, court auditor, have been com- pleted. Awaits Report On Cost Judge wanted exactly what the audit cost before signing the and that he wanted the to be low Cost of the accounting has estimated $5,000. The to be made is not expected to final one, was receiver will have $100,000 remaining his hands. ultimate percentage be paid creditors has not been determined. Although slightly larger distribution would be possible at this time, explained that the ten per cent. payment would simplify and reduce the cost the distribution. Officials estimated that the preparation of checks for mailing would require sixty days. The will bring the total amount paid creditors the Chesapeake Bank, including depositto 32.5 per cent., payment 22.5 per cent. having been made December 1931. The bank closed cember Ghingher Named Receiver An Ghingher, newly appointed Bank Commissioner, receiver of Chesapeake Bank and the Title Trust place of Page, former resigned because signed yesterday by Judge naming Ghingher receiver of the Commercial Savings Bank was signed Judge Arthur Stump the Circuit Court, Judge Charles Stein appointed him ceiver the Park Bank. Gives Value Of Assets report filed last month by Herattorney for the receiver the Chesapeake Bank, was vealed still was the book value of $290,764.44. the majority of representing the $190.412.04 book value of the main building Paul street In addition, the report showed that the book value stocks and bonds held by the receiver while present market value $229,712. Elizabeth Wilson, 28, Hospital As Result Of Traffic Accident struck by taxicab and taken home apparently not badly injured, Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson, was found be in serious condition yesterday her room 3708 Chestnut avenue. She taken to the Union Memorial Hospital municipal fering from internal injuries. It was said the hospital that she probably would require blood transfusion fore the night was over. Struck On Park Avenue Mrs. the home of Mr. Cohen. about Mrs. Cohen found Mrs Wilson suffering intense pain. According to Capt. Frank Gatch, the Northern district he and the Cohens were told by Mrs. Wilson that the accident occurred Park on avenue Lexington street. Doesn't Know Driver's Name When she was knocked down, Gatch said told. the driver the taxicab immediately got asked Mrs. Wilson she badly injured. She told the driver and placed her in the took her home. Neighbors said they saw her arrive the taxicab, not badly jured. Mrs. Wilson had been about an hour, she said, gan suffer She pain. she did not know name of the driver of the car which struck her.
