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The ;
Harriman National Bank:
of Alaska at Seward
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Condensed Report of C ondition made to Comptroller of the Currency.
Monday, November 17th. 1919.
R E SO UR C E S
Loan, and D».counts $ 19,828.00
Overdraft. NONF
Bond, to Secure l. S. Deposit. ... .I?’???*!!!!
U. S. Liberty Bonds ... — * •2,118.20
Other Bond., Securities Etc, . S6.S71.00
Stock in Federal Reserve Bank -
Real Estate Owned Lkah-.i
Furniture & Fixture. 4.« 062m
Interest Accrued . .. _
A ash and Due from Banks 223,939.. •
total
1.1 V in L m K s
1 apital Stock $
Undivided Profit. l.U.Ja.I.
Bond. Borrowed •
Depo.it. 345,214.1 •
Total $r?Sl/J19X1
— DIR E C T O K S—
JOSEPH W. HARRIMAN.
President, Harriman National Bank. New York.
GASTON HARDY. President.
! GUS BORGEN. Merchant.
HUGH DOUGHERTY. Real Estate & Minin-.
I.KON URBACH. Merchant.
ERICH LUCAS, Vice President & Cashier.
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JOHN D. SULLIVAN
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KOREANS HAVE
A CONFERENCE
SEOUL. KOREA, Dec.. 1 - a
conference of representative Koreans
which was summoned by Governor
General Saito to discuss the question
of reforms, the Koreans submitted a
list of nineteen requests. Generally
speakinR. the Koreans demand equsl
treatment with the Japanese.
The list of reforms urged includes
the establishment of city councils in
each town and district in preparation
for future self- government; frequent
meetings of Koreans from the various
provinces so that th*‘ people may ex
change views; compulsorary primary
eduction, with Koreans given the
seme instruction as Japanese- free
dom of t>|»eech, meetings and publica
tions; abolishment of the colonization
policy; and imporial pardon for par
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SYLVIA’S
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CIGARS
CANDY
ICE CREAM
STATIONER Y
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICT! RE FRAMING
IN01VN BASKETS
Telephone, \dams I2*T
SYIA LA’S
l 111 pants in the recent disturbances.
The Koreans further asked that all
.state lands, formerly owned by the
people be sold to Koreans; that the
:and appropriation law be abolished;
| that absolute equality be shown in the
i enforcing of all regulations, that Ko
reans and Japanese be employed in
•qual numbers in the government ser
vice, and that the “censorship of the
people" he abolished.
Finally the Koreans requested that
an investigation be made into the do
ngs of the land investigation bureau,
| and that land be returned to the orig»
| nal owners in case where the title had
oeen taken away because of non-com
pliance with certain laws which should
now be revised.
GERM \NY IS “SMILING”
NEW YORK, Dec., 1— Iueut.
Ooningshy Dawson, novelist and lec
turer. speaking in the Symphony
Hail recently said: “Germany to
day presents a picture or prosper
ity, in -ol.-nth smiling. undeniably
the strongest country. except Eng
land. in Europe. Germany believes
she has won the war, end porhnu*
fro o' her point of view she has Sbo
exhibits no shame. no repentance.
I t’hr* waged it fo»* commercial su
j premaev over her chief rivals. Del*
j gium and F rance, and to win from
Great i; .lain the carrying trade.”
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K. Coke Hill, Assistant I’nite t
State* District Attorney at Ruby an !
one of the famous Alaska dog fan
cier* and mushers, has been giver a
.•ontUH i to carry tiie mail this winte
between Rrby and Elat. His contract
calls for 28 round trips.
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