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$100,000; president, Rudolph A. Cepek; cashier, J. P. Havlicek. Montrose Trust and Savings-3159 Montrose avenue; president, John S. Olson; cashier, T. H. Kramer.

Morris Plan-21 North LaSalle street; capital, $1,000,000; president, Willoughby G. Walling; secretary, S. B. Clark. Morton Grove Trust and Savings-Morton Grove: capital, $25,000; president, August F. Poehlmann; cashier, H. J. Mueller. Mount Prospect National-Mount Prospect; capital, $25,000; president, William Busse; cashier, Christian D. Busse.

Mutual National-7829-31 South Halsted street: capital, $200,000; president, Frank C. Rathje; cashier, Fred H. Korthauser. National Bank of Commerce in Chicago-Clark and Randolph streets; capital, $600,000: president, Edwin L. Wagner; cashier, Ralph N. Ballou. National Bank of the Republic-LaSalle and Monroe streets; capital, $2,000,000; president, George Woodruff; cashier, Oscar H. Swan. National Bank of Woodlawn-1326 East 63d street: capital, $300,000; president, F. M. Lorish: cashier. Edward A. Schroeder. National City Bank of Chicago-Dearborn and Monroe streets: capital, $2,000,000; president, H. E. Otte; cashier, Edward P. Vollertsen. Niles Center State-Niles Center: capital. $100,000; president, William J. Galitz; cashier, Robert F. Hoffman.

Noel State-Milwaukee and North

avenues:

capital. $1,000,000: president, Joseph Noel: cashier, Lyman T. Burgess. North Austin Trust and Savings-5826 West Division street; capital, $100.000; president, Joseph Wassell; cashier, G. L. Hackley. North Avenue State-North avenue and Larrabee street: capital, $200,000; president, Landon C. Rose; cashier, R. L. Tearney. Northcenter Trust and Savings-Irving, Lincoln and Robey: capital, $100,000: president, Daniel V. Harkin: cashier, Arthur C. Wiklund.

North Shore Trust and Savings-5000 Sheridan road: capital, $200,000: president. L. W. Ferguson; cashier, E. C. Dose.

Northbrook State-Northbrook; capital, $25.000: president, Henry Rugen; cashier, John C. Ide. Northern Trust-LaSalle and Monroe streets; capital, $2,000,000: president, Solomon A. Smith: cashier, Charles M. Nelson. North-Western Trust and Savings-1201 Milwaukee avenue; capital, $1,000,000; president, John F. Smulski; cashier, Aug. J. Kowalski, Jr.

Norwood Park Trust and Savings-6101 Norwood Park avenue: capital. $100,000; president, Fred H. Esdohr; cashier, Lester B. Cook.

Novak & Steiskal State-1817 South Loomis street: capital, $150,000; president, John L. Novak: cashier, Otto L. Steiskal.

Oak Park Trust and Savings-Oak Park: capital, $400,000: president, H. W. Austin; cashier, Paul E. Zimmermann. Ogden National-3616 Ogden avenue: capital. $200,000; president, Frank Ransford; cashier, Raymond Greene.

Papanek-Kovac State-886 Milwaukee avenue: capital. $100.000; president. Martin Papanek: cashier, Stefan Kovac.

Park Ridge State-Park Ridge: capital, $50,000; president, Stanley H. Barrows: cashier, Martin C. Appelt.

Parkway State-2220 North Clark street; capital, $100.000: president, Daniel A. Orth; cashier, Victor H. Thiale.

Pearsons-Taft Land Credit Company-105 South LaSalle street: capital. $200.000: president. Oren E. Taft; cashier, W. R. Joslyn,

47th

Peoples State-Arlington Heights: capital. $100,000; president, Friedrich Redeker. Peoples Stock Yards State-1542 West street; capital. $1,000,000; president, H. C. Laycock; cashier, Clarence R. Webster. Peoples Trust and Savings-30 North Michigan boulevard: capital, $1,000,000; president. Earle H. Reynolds; cashier, A. M. Speer. Phillip State Bank and Trust Company-7005 North Clark street; capital, $200,000; president, Peter Phillip; cashier, O. T. Miller. Pinkert State-Cicero: capital, $200.000; president, Bruno Pinkert, Sr.; cashier, Alfred Pinkert.

Pioneer Trust and Savings-1615 North Crawford avenue; capital, $500,000; president, C. J. Peeples; cashier, Norton F. Stone. Portage Park National Bank of Chicago-Milwaukee avenue and Irving Park boulevard: capital, $200,000: president, Murray MacLeod; cashier, Evan R. Anderson. Prairie State-Madison street and Austin avenue; capital, $100.000; president, Ernest B. Tomlinson; cashier, Arvid L. Peterson. Proviso State-Maywood: capital, $100,000: president, G. A. Hart: cashier, A. W. Holden. Prudential State Savings-758 West North avenue; capital, $200.000: president, George K. Schmidt; cashier, Otto F. Closius. Public State-Roosevelt road and Blue Island avenue; capital, $200,000; president, B. Horwich; cashier, B. Jadwin.

Pullman Trust and Savings-Pullman: capital. $500,000: president, Edward F. Bryant; cashier, Donald R. Bryant.

Ravenswood National-1806 Wilson avenue: capital, $50.000; president, Walter D. Rathje; cashier, John W. Hackett.

Reliance State-Madison and Ogden; capital, $500,000; president, Frank O. Birney: cashier, W. P. Tatge.

Ridgeway State-3722 West Chicago avenue; capital, $100,000; president, Henry Schrik; cashier, William O. Conrad.

Riverside State-Riverside; capital, $75,000: president, T. C. Blayney: cashier, Ralph L. Fansler.

Robey State-2003 West 47th street: capital. $100,000; president. John S. Jurik; cashier, John Peck.

Rogers

Park National-6979 North Clark street: capital, $100,000; president, Walter H. Creber: cashier, E. H. Percy. Roosevelt State-3501 Grand boulevard: capital. $100.000; president, Alexander Flower: cashier, Carl Riesenberg. Roseland State Savings-11431 Michigan avenue: capital, $200,000; president. Walter E. Schmidt; cashier. Karl Vieth.

Schiff Trust and Savings-728 West Roosevelt road; capital, $400,000: president, Benjamin J. Schiff: cashier, Samuel S. Shuster. Second Citizens State Bank of Chicago-4801 Lincoln avenue: capital. $200,000: president, C. W. Bainbridge; cashier, M. O. Pfaff. Second Humboldt State-North and Sawyer avenues; president. Clinton C. Collins: cashier, C. Herbert Collins.

Second North-Western State-2954 Milwaukee avenue: capital, $200,000; president. J. F. Smulski; cashier, F. N. Block. Security Bank of Chicago-741 Milwaukee avenue; capital, $500,000; president, J. C. Hansen; cashier, A. L. Schmidt.

Second Security Bank of Chicago-Milwaukee and Western avenues; capital. $350,000; president, J. C. Hansen: cashier. Martin J. Grau. Service State-North and North Central ave. nues; capital, $100.000; president. Daniel V. Harkin: cashier, Albert W. Sathern. Seventy-Ninth and Halsted State Savings-7914 South Halsted street; capital. $150,000: president, W. M. Richards: cashier, A. A. Brubaker.

capital, $2,000,000; president. Harry A
Union Trust-Dearborn and Madison streets.
Wheeler; cashier, H. L. Wheeler.

United State-6000 South Halsted street: esp
ital, $200.000: president. Robert Anderson:
cashier, W. C. Fahsbender.
Universal State-3252 South Halsted street:
capital, $200,000: president, Joseph J. Elias:
cashier, W. M. Antonisen.

W. Hol
University State-1354 East 55th street: capi
tal, $200,000: president, Charles
cashier, Arthur M. Whitmore.
Washington Park National-6303 Cottage Grove
president. Isaa
avenue: capital, $600,000:

N. Powell; cashier, William A. Moulton. West Central State-2322 West Roosevelt road: capital, $200.000: president, A. H. Dressel assistant cashier, Harry Schoene.

West-City Trust and Savings-Fullerton and
Axel
Cicero avenues: capital, $100,000: president,
Raymond G. Kimbell: cashier.
Johnson,
West 63
Englewood National-1610
$200.000: president, John
street: capital,
West
Bain; cashier, Charles A. Deneen.
West Englewood Trust
West 63d street; capital, $500,000: presi-
dent. John Bain; cashier, Edward C. Barry.
West Hammond Trust and Savings Capital.
$50,000; president, M. Rothschild; cashier.
John Carroll.

West Highland State-Ashland avenue and 79th
street: capital, $200,000; president,
Bain: cashier, Hugh A. Stewart,
West Irving State-6039 Irving Park
vard; capital, $100,000; president, Albert J.
Schorsch: cashier, Fred H. Hoff.

boule

West Madison State-4011 West Madison street:
capital, $200,000: president, J. W. Sixeas:
cashier, Walter A. Blumthal.

West Side National-1600 West Roosevelt road:
Thomas J
capital, $200,000: president,
Healy; cashier, Herman Elenbogen.
West Side Trust and Savings-1201 South Hal-
sted street: capital. $700,000; president, L.
H. Heymann; cashier, C. L. Jernberg.
West Thirty-First State-555 West 31st streef:
capital, $100,000; president, Ignatius Chap:
cashier, Arthur I. Chap.

West Town State-2354 West Madison street:
capital, $300,000: president. Thomas J. Har-
per: cashier, Herbert L. Miller.

Western State Bank of Cicero-5601 West 22d
street: capital, $250,000: president, Frank
Kirchman: cashier. H. F. Tykal,
Wiersema State-11108 South Michigan ave
nue: capital, $200.000: president, Asa Wier-
sema: cashier, Nicholas W. Wiersema.
Wilmette State-Wilmette: capital, $100.000:
president, S. A. Wheelock: cashier, W. D.
Leary.

Winnetka Trust and Savings-Winnetka: capl.
tal. $35.000: president, M. K. Meyer; cashier,
Alfred D. Herrmann,

street: capital, $500.000: president. Arthur W. Tobias: cashier, John W. Watson. Woodlawn Trust and Savings-1180 East 63d *Consolidated with the Continental and Com

street: capital, $100.000: president, B. Hor-
wich: cashier. Bernard Jadwin.
Thornton State-Thornton; capital, $100.000:
president. E. R. Davis: cashier, W. C. Biel-mercial Savings bank Oct. 31, 1918.
feldt.

Transportation Bank of Chicago-600 South
Dearborn street: capital. $250.000: president,
West 22d
Andrew T. Murphy; cashier, C. B. Jenks.
Twenty-Second Street State-6721
street: capital, $200,000: president, Frank
C. Topinka: cashier, Charles E. Zitnik.
Twenty-Sixth Street State-3856 West 26th
street: capital, $200,000: president, John V.
Zelezny: cashier, John G. Zelezny.
Union Bank of Chicago-25 North Dearborn
street: capital, $500,000: president, Daniel
V. Harkin: cashier, John Gulliksen.
Union State Bank of South Chicago-3066 East
$200,000: president.
92d street: capital,
Julius F. Smietanka: cashier. Edward H. Bush,

FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF CHICAGO.
Chairman-William A. Heath.
Governor-James B. McDougal.
Blair.
Deputy Governors-C. R. McKay and John H.

Manager Detroit Branch-W. R. Cation.
Chicago Office-79 West Monroe street.

CHICAGO CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION.
Federal Reserve Bank building, 6th floor.
President-Oscar G. Foreman.
Vice-President-Albert W. Harris.
Treasurer-Solomon A. Smith.

Frederick H.

Clearings.

1914. 15.692.828,996 1923.. 33,460,511,287 Chi.Morris Plan 1915. 16.198,985,174

ALMANAC AND YEAR-BOOK FOR 1925.

Manager-Thomas C. Stibbs.
Assistant Manager-T. T. Thedieck.
Examiner Charles H. Meyer.

Clearing House Committee-George M. Reyn-
olds, chairman; John A. Lynch, John J.
Mitchell, Frank O. Wetmore,

Rawson and Oscar G. Foreman, ex officio.

Year.

CHICAGO BANK CLEARINGS.

Clearings.

Year.

Bank.
Boulevard

Central Manuf.
Central Trust..

1907..$12,087,647,870 1916..$20,541,943,195
1908.. 11,853,814,943 | 1917.. 24,974,974,478
1909.. 13,781,843.612 1918.. 25,930,200,367 Capital St. Sav.
1910.. 13,939,689.984 1919.. 29,685,973,091
1920.. 32,669,233,535 Chatham
1911.. 13,925,709,802
1921. 25,974,692,057
1912.. 15,380,795,541
1913.. 16,073,130,524 1922.. 28.036,204,344

Chicago City...
Chicago

Lawn

Loans, inc. discounts. $4,823.000

Deposits.
$8,153,000
1.009.000
473,000

Bridge

Boulevard Sav.

584.000

Brighton Park.

419,000

Broadway Tr. &

Savings

Builders and

Merchants

Bryn Mawr

474.000

737,000

Calumet Tr. &
Savings

Chicago Trust.

18,050,000

22.803.000

Citizens State..

5,860,000

7.044,000

Citizens Trust.

2.019.000

2.621.000

Clearings. City

626,000

946,000

June...$2,616,571,263 Columbia

1,323,000

2.122.000

2.786,194,010

Commonwealth.

575.000

873.000

1,027,000

1,314,000

Coml.

Tr. & Sav..
Cosmopolitan

Cottage Grove.

1,118,000

Cragin

606.000

Loans, inc.

Crawford

1,206.000

Bank.

discounts.

Deposits.

Depositors State

Albany Park

$915.000

$2,820.000

& Savings..

2,855,000

87,185,000 10,286,000 1,335,000 702.000 1,538,000

5.212.000

Alliance National.

1,183,000

3,780.000

Devon Trust &

Atlas Exchange.

1.331,000

2.444,000

Savings

Austin

1,015,000

2.812 000

Division

1,331,000

2,175,000

Bowmanville

1,958.000

3,692,000

Drexel

6,038.000

8.940.000

Broadway

890,000

1,329.000 Drovers Trust.

5,655,000

7.123,000

Calumet

3,322,000

7,374.000 East Side

Tr.

Continental & Com'l 307,956.000

446,588,000

& Savings.

Douglass

306.000

927,000

Edgewater Tr.

Drovers

10.354,000

15.167,000

& Sav.

First National

179.760,000

252,474,000 Elston

413,000

953,000

First of Englewood

2.865.000

7.052.000 Equit.T.Co. of C.

2,171,000

2,809,000

Foreman

50,454.000

61,078.000 Fidelity Tr. & S.

2,893,000

4,169,000

Interstate

265,000

Irving Park

1,524,000

1.011.000 First Englewood
4,510,000

State

Jackson Park

425.000

Jefferson

Park.

Kenwood

Lawndale

Mutual

1,547,000
3,073,000

1,530,000
2,410,000

371,000 First Tr. & Sav.
3,746.000 Foreman Trust
& Savings..
5.696,000
5,758.000 Franklin
3.911,000

68,758,000

110,312,000

Trust

Nat. Bank Republic
Nat. Bank Woodl'n

Nat. City of Chi..

Nat. Bk. of Com..
Ogden

1,366,000 30,205,000

25.465,000

47,153,000

& Savings.... Fullerton

3.025.000 GarfieldPk.St.S.

3,199,000

5,750,000

38.062.000

Greenebaum

4.792,000

6.484.000

Sons

420.000

1,306 000

Guarantee

Tr.

Portage Park

256.000

536,000

& Savings...

Ravenswood

688,000

1,890.000

Halsted Street.

1.163,000

3,456.000

Rogers Park

467,000

1.939,000 Hamilton

349.000

988,000

Stockyards Nat'l...

10,144,000

16.184,000 Harbor State..

240.000

438.000

Washington Park.

4,293.000

10.126.000

Harris Trust &

West Englewood

448,000

630,000

Savings

West Side

812.000

2.261.000

Hatterman

Glanz

Totals

$652.439,000 $962.166.000

Hegewisch
Hill

393,000

681.000

1,324,000

2,215.000

State Banks (Oct. 10, 1924).

Home Bk. & Tr.

Aetna

$2.293,000

$3.685.000

Co.

Adams

502.000

2.109.000

Howard T. & S.

557.000

777,000

Altrui

190,000

192,000

Humboldt

2,489.000

3.599.000

Amalgamated

Hyde Pk. State

3.298,000

4,906,000

Tr. & Sav...

805.000

2,321,000 Illinois Mer. T.

271,363,000

383.288.000

Ashland-63d

329,000

413,000 Immel

668.000

Ashland

450,000

1,482,000 Immigrant

332.000

Auburn Pk. Tr.

Independence

2.962.000

& Sav.

434.000

802.000 Industrial

330,000

Austin

2.764,000

5,632.000

Inland T. & S..

1,364.000

Bankers

599.000

678.000 Irving St. Sav.

534.000

Belmont Tr. &

Italian Trust..

447.000

Savings

410,000

783,000 Kaspar Am. St.

7.495.000

Beverly State

Kaufman State.

50.000

Savings

556,000

Binga

583,000

718.000 1,153.000

Keystone T.& S.

1.077,000

Kimball T. & S.

1,900,000

1,510,000 847.000 4.216.000

555 000 1.710.000 956.000

1.182 000 17.799.000

242 000 1.777.000 3.557.00

Nor. Austin T.

& Savings....

North Ave.
No. Center Tr.
& Savings.
Northern Trust
N. Shore Trust
& Savings...
Nor.W.Tr.& Sav.
Novak-Steiskal..
Papanek Kovac
Peoples Stk Yds
PeoplesTr.&Sav.

Pioneer

839.000 9.212.000 501.000 244,000

4.100.000

6,037.000

428,000

739,000

56,969,000 The savings deposits in Chicago -national banks on Oct. 10, 1924, amounted to $50,923.000, and those in the state banks to $564.633,000.

1,204,000 18.581.000 451,000 873,000 15.896.000 18.487,000

3.441.000

NOTABLE CHICAGO BANK FAILURES. Ashland and Twelfth State-Oct. 15, 1914. Auburn State-May 23, 1917.

Bank of America-Feb. 16, 1906.

7.757.000 Central Trust and Savings-March 3, 1896. 3,304.000 Chemical National-May 8, 1893.

1.005.009 Chicago National (J. R. Walsh)-Dec. 18, 1905. 6.525.000 Chicago Savings (W. C. Williams)-Feb. 16. 8.632.000 1893.

502,000 Chicago Trust and Savings (D. H. Tolman) *— 471.000 Dec. 5, 1893.

Phillip

1,585.000

4,631.000

Prudential S. S.

1,208.000

Pullman Tr.& S.

Reliance

Ridgeway

Robey

226.000

733.000 Columbia National-May 11, 1893. 4.658.000 Dime Savings-Jan. 30, 1897.

5.113,000

Dreyer, E. S. & Co.-Dec. 21, 1896. 2,019.000 Fidelity Savings-Sept. 24, 1877.

Fidelity State (Morgan Park)-March 12, 1918. 5.318,000 Globe Savings-April 5, 1897. 7.726.000

Graham & Sons-June 29, 1917.

454.000 La Salle Street Trust and Savings (Lorimer)— 9.386,000 June 12, 1914.

554,000 2.117.000

984.009 7.572.000

1.192.000

10.138.000

Merchants, Farmers and Mechanics' Savings ("Beehive")-Sept. 20, 1877.

Michigan Avenue Trust July 21, 1921. Milwaukee Avenue State (Stensland)-Aug. 6, 1906.

Morgan Park State-May 23, 1917.

3,231,000 National Bank of Illinois-Dec. 21, 1896.
Niehoff, C. L., & Co.-June 7, 1893.
4,504.000 Park National-June 20, 1890.

16.235.000
54,315.000

Ravenswood Exchange-Nov. 17, 1907, Schaffner, Herman & Co.-June 4, 1893. Security Loan and Savings-Jan. 18, 1892. Silverman, Lazarus-Aug. 3, 1893. 1.269,000 State Bank of Illinois July 31, 1849. State Savings Institution (D. D. Spencer)2.543.000 Aug. 29, 1877.

*No connection with any existing Chicago 9.204.000 Trust Company bank.

CHICAGO BUILDING STATISTICS.
Number of buildings erected since 1900, with
Year. Buildings. Cost.

Buildings. Cost.

6,053 $34.962.075 1909.

Year.

1901.

estimated cost.

Year. Buildings. Cost. 1917...... 4.938 $64.244.450

1918..

2.529 34,792.200

.11.241 $90,559,580
..11.409 96,932,700
..11.106 105,269.700
$8.786.960
89.668.427 1921...... 7,800

.11.325
..10.792

.. 9.938
..10.340
.10.277

1919.. .... 6.589 104,198.850 1920...... 3,745

79,102,650 125,004,510

83,261,710 1922. .12.581 227,742.010 97.291,480 1923. .15.494 329,604,312 112.835.150 1924.....13,601 245,513,370

Offices-Seventh

avenue.

THE SANITARY DISTRICT OF CHICAGO.

floor. 910

President-Lawrence F. King. Clerk-Harry E. Wallace.

Treasurer-Walter E. Schmidt.

feet.

South Michigan Minimum depth of water in main channel, 22
Current in earth sections, 1 miles per hour.
Current in rock sections, 1.9 miles per hour.
Present capacity of canal. 600.000 cubic feet
per minute.

Chief Engineer-Edward J. Kelly.

Assistant Chief Engineer-Horace P. Ramey.
Assistant Chief Engineer-Philip Harrington.
Consulting Engineer-George M. Wisner.
Sanitary Engineer-Langdon Pearse.
Attorney-Clyde L. Day.

1926:

Board of Trustees-Terms expire in Morris Eller, R.; Alexander N. Todd, R. Terms expire Lawrence F. King. R. 1928: T. J. Crowe, D.: James M. Whalen, Terms expire in D.; Michael Rosenberg, D. 1930; August W. Miller, R.: John K. Lawler, R.; Frank J. Link, R.

DIMENSIONS OF CANALS. Length of main and power channel, 39.16 miles.

Length of river, lake to Robey street. 6 miles. Length of river diversion channel, 13 miles.

Total amount of excavation, 44.005,647 cubic yards.

COSTS OF CONSTRUCTION.

The total cost of the construction work of the sanitary district of Chicago up to Dec. 31. 1923, was $94,371,038.19. The construction work in 1923 cost $4,487,097.53.

The equalized value of the property of the sanitary district in 1924 was $1,917,628,603 and the total bonded debt $37,895,000.

Important Dates.

July 1, 1889-Sanitary district act in force. Sept. 3, 1892-Construction of main drainage Channel begun.

Jan. 2, 1900-Water turned in main channel. Aug. 27, 1907-Main channel extension completed.

Nov. 26, 1907-First electric current delivered to Chicago from Lockport power house Nov. 29, 1910-Water turned in north shore channel.

Sept. 18, 1911-Construction of Calumet-Sag channel started.

Jan. 28, 1916-North shore sewer completed. July 16, 1919-Evanston sewer completed. Aug. 26. 1922-Calumet-Sag channel opened. AREA AND POPULATION.

The original sanitary district in 1889 extended only from Devon avenue on the north to 87th street on the south and from Lake Michigan to Harlem avenue on the west, having an area of 185 square miles and a population of 1,140,000. Subsequent annexations. all by act of the state legislature, have increased this area in 1903 by 173.10 square miles, in 1913 by 28.10 square miles, in 1917 by 1.94 square miles, in 1919 by 7.37 square miles and in 1921 by 41.88 square miles. The sanitary district extends from the north line of Cook county south to the south line of Harvey and from the Indiana state ine west Its area to the east line of DuPage county. is 437.39 square miles, including all of Chicago and some forty-nine other incorporated cities and villages.

Year.

1890

1900

1910

1920

1923

Population.

Area.

.1.149.758 185.00 sq. miles.

.1,775,882 185.00 sq. miles.

.2.311.810 358.10 sq. miles.

.2.986.000 395.51 sq. miles.

.3.213.000 437.39 sq. miles.

CHANNEL

DESPL

MAIN

CALUMET SAS

SALARIES OF OFFICIALS AND EMPLOYES.

Yearly unless otherwise specified.

Board of Trustees.

President

$7,500

Trustees, eight at..

5.000

Secretary to president.

...

3,500

Engineering Department.

Chief engineer

3,240

Assistant auditor

2.700

Senior assistant engineer. Junior assistant engineer. Engineering clerk

Assistant engineers.. Chief chemist

.$1.800 to

7.080

4,380

Assistant chemists.

$1.710 to

2.580

Chief structural engineer. Mechanical engineer Maintenance engineer

7.440

4,380

5,760

Illinois and Michigan Canal.

Senior assistants, two at.. Illinois valley engineer..

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