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The First National Bank
of Birmingham, Ala.
Statement April 3, 1923
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts .$28,246,104.4$
Overdrafts
U. 8. bonds (par).
U. 8. Treasury certificates.
Liberty Loan bonds ......
State of Alabama bonds....
Stock in .Federal Reserve
bank ..
Other stocks and bonds....
Banking nouse ..
Other real estate.
Interest earned not collected
8,714.2$
1,600.000.00
1.976,346.60
665,87 1.64
4o5.t00.06
90,000.00
X766.108.27
250.000.00
101.276.92
130.732.11
In vauJt_$1,016,201.47
With banks. 3.616,842.88
with u. a.
Tr. 70,000.08
With Federal
Reserve Bk. 8.621,242.14
8,828,786.44
$88,498,984 21
LIABILITIES
Capital stock ..I 1
Surplus and profits . 2,
Reserved for taxes.
Reserved for interest.
Circulation . V
Bills payable.
Interest collected not earned
Deposits
Individual .$26,140,404.18
Bank . 4,488.761.99
U. S. 129.602.18
Federa*
Reseive Bk.
Atlanta,
Fiscal Agt. 1,608,600.00— $2.247,868^30
,600,000.00
1,608.184.12
168,886.34
69,000.00
,400,00$.00
200,000.00
*10,666.45
$88,498,994.21 I
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A Tremendous
Difference
Is noted in the appearance of
Summer Suits and Dresses
when sent to
Phone 400<
Ml FORT TO VISIT
SOUTH ALABAMA IN
FIGHT AGAINST LEASE
Ministers Discuss System:
Sunday As Moral Issue.
Committee To Meet
Judge William E. Fort, chairman
of the state-wide committee for the j
abolition of the convict lease system, j
will make a tour of south Alabama |
in the near future, Mrs. Brenton.
Fisk, member of the committee, said
Sunday. This action is in line with j
the movement now under way to ,
secure as many signatures as pos
sible to be presented to the state
legislature in the form of petitions
being circulated in every club and
woman's organization.
Unusual interest is being shown
in the movement in all sections of j
the state, according to Mrs. Fisk. W.
