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BANKING SYSTEM OF STATE SOUND, ASSERTS THOMAS
Institutions On Safe Foundation, Says Superintendent; Blames Publicity
MONTGOMERY Ala., July "There is no need for alarm over the banking system Alabama,' Judge Thomas, state superintendent banks, said Saturday. 'runs' are caused by undue ment that much publicity caused. safe and run and sound am coming Saturday evening will stay there the situation has officials of each of the banks that and some them the Woodlawn Bank due number heavy loans that could not quickly convert into cash avoid the rush of the depositors withdraw their money. This however, should no bank with other banks the city when he became member of the Board of Revenue.
Woodlawn Bank Is Closed As Safety Plan
The Woodlawn Bank, 5502 First Avenue, North, closed its doors Saturday morning opened for but withdrawurday als several large closed order of Dr. A. W. Bell. president. Withdrawals of large accounts had been going the bank for the last teller week, the bank. said, was deemed added, small depositors by closing Miss Gribbon, cashier, belief the bank and the would for Deposits was sudden rush on the bank," Mr. Robertson said. "Throughout the week large depos. itors have been withdrawing their funds several others Saturday the only thing to do Judge Thomas, state superinformed of its closing said H. state examiner number of of perience, would charge of the of the The forced to close cause many outstanding loans that could not be converted ready cash, Judge Thomas The bank organized November, 1914 stock of and of the Dr. are Dr. Wallace, H. Nesbitt and In connection on small H. the directors, the End Bank opendoors at regular hours Saturmorning. There small the but all depositors paid full as they called for their and maining left the confidence that the bank closes its doors Saturday. but in to reassure the public that the bank and in safe the Saturday Continued on Page Sixth Column