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ST. AUGUSTINE CLOSES ST. Fla., Jan. 30. Commercial Bank of Augustine, which had been in existence for years, failed its doors for today notice posted on the door and signed by President Gilbert statthat the bank "has business for the of all its alike, and has placed itsin the hands of the state department."
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Commercial Bank at St. Augustine Fails ST. AUGUSTINE, Jan. 30. (AP) The Commercial Bank of St. Augustine, which has been in existence for twenty years, failed to open its doors for business today. A. notice signed by President C. Gilbert said: "This bank suspended business for the protection of all depositors alike and placed itself in the hands of the state banking department." Officials of the two other banks here said they were adequately prepared to meet any withdrawals by
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Investment Trusts Cotton Belt Weather ATLANTA AND VICINITY FAIR. CONTINUED COLD THURSDAY NIGHT: FRI. DAY FAIR AND WARMER. LOCAL WEATHER REPORT Highest Lowest Temperature Normal temperature Rainfall past 24 hours. including Total rainfall since first of month since since January SHIPPERS' FORECAST perishable reach heir destination 36 be prepared to withstand 20 west and CONDITIONS The storm moved the Carolina central tation over the entide southeast, much snow over northern Georgia and the Carolinas lower the with slightly freezing are degrees the weather Thursday afternon and the snow ASHINGTON For Georgia: Fair Friday with Tennessee Fair Friday and portion Friday Fair colder rising temperature diminishing and South Carolina Fair tonight and colder on the temperature Fri. day Virgnnia: clooudy and slightly coast tonight with temperature and diminishing by Alabama and Florida with slow rising atures tonight and frost coast the tonight and Texas and Friday and generally warmer in southeast por OBSERVATIONS Wool Inquiries Pick Up Special Wire BOSTON Thursday Jan. 30.-Infor three-eighths and quarter blood fleece wools are but no sales have been reported today However small lot of territory three-eighths blood has sold at 70@ for average wool and some fairly good staple blood has changed hands at and lower Several houses revised their quotations down. ward, while others maintaining levels Fine territory combing clean was quoted today at 80@82c French combing half blood three-eighths blood 74@76c. quarter blood Ohio fleeces 35c. blood 37 39c and quarter blood 38c. New York Bank Stocks NEW YORK Jan. Affiliated Inv Inc Affiliated units Hamilton Inv Cent 6% pfd Cont Founders Stocks London Emp Emp Part R'way Gen Stand Oilstocks 11% Financial Financial Atlantic Int units war Bankers Invest Bankstocks Corp Industry Shares Bedford Nat units British Invest Brooklyn Cap Inc Manage Gen Gen Equit Chain Invest pfd com pfd Phenix Allied Exchange Exchange Nat Investors Met Foster Ins Ins Sh Shares Equitable Corp Cam Fixed Trust Shares Shares B General Granger Trade Incorporated Equities Incorporated Investors Inv Am pfd Investment z Trust Shares Keystone Invest Keysttone Invest of Del Investors Trust Mohawk Metropolitan Ban Corp Nat Bond Am Trust Shares Old Colony Oil Shares Inc Overceas Secur Inc Petroleum Power Light Sec Trpst time First eInvest new past 24 Stand Collat Trust Shares and Standard STATIONS Low High Invest Straus Invest Abilene National Trad Asheville Standard Oil Shares Atlanta Union Financial Unitde Birmingham United United Buffalo & Pr Shares Charleston Shares S Shares A1 Denver Moines Shares City Shares Galveston Shares Hatteras S Canadian Securities Inv Corp units Kansas City Yeapier Little Rock Louisville NEW YORK Jan. the Macon counter Memphis Stocks. Bid Meridian Miami Aetna Fire Mobile Aetna Life Am Alliance New Orleans Am Equitable Newark Platte Am Reserve Oklahoma Palestine Am Reinsura Pensacola Automobile Pittsburgh Raleigh Boston San Antonio Brooklyn Fire San Francisco Bronx Carolina Lake City Savananh Chicago Shreveport Colonial St Tampa Columbian Thomasville Continental Toledo Ind Gas Gen L Wilmington Cosmopolitan Federal GERMAN BONDS AND STOCKS Dep NEW YORK Bid Franklin Ger Red with drawing Gen Reinsur Germanic 58 60 Ger Red Ln Globe dollars per million Great American Hamburg 10 American Ind Quoted in dollars per Hanover German Gen Hartford Fire Hartford Fire See Homestead Hudson Exp Indem dollars per Independence Ge Lincoln Fire Casualty Majestic Berliner Handles Maryland Casualty Massachusetts Bond Merchants Manufact Darmstaedter Bank Fire Fire Chem new Straight Bank Vienna Life Mohawk Fire Casualty Liberty Amsterdam Bruns England Hampshire New Jersey Insur York Fire North River Northern Pacific People's Nat Phoenix Preferred Ac Prov-Wash Reliance Cas (Pitts) Rhode Island Roch Amer M Security Sun Life Transportation rans rans Reins Travelers Bank at St. Augustine Fid Fails to Open Doors Fire Mer ST. AUGUSTINE Jan. 30. Mer P-The Commercial Bank of St Victory Augustine which had been operating ing NEW market: Bid America units Broadway Natl Bryant Central Natl Phenix Natl Natl Columbus Commercial Natl Grace Harbor State Harriman Natl 1375 Lebaron Lefcourt Nor Manhat Co Penn Exchange Port Morris Prisco State Public Seward Natl Textile Union (Bronx) World Yorkville
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FARM BOARD WON'T BUY ANY COMMODITIES menting on reports from New Orleans to the effect that cotton prices have declined $2 a bale there as a result of a statement by him to the effect that the federal farm board will not buy cotton at prices higher than the market, Chairman Legge said today that the board was not going to buy cotton or any other commodity at any price. "Reports of what the board con templates doing," Legge said, "evidently have been garbled. "There has been no change whatever in the board's cotton loan policy. The board will continue to make supplemental commodity advances to the cotton co-operative associations on the cotton loan value basis announced October 21, 1929, and has no intention of calling loans already made to these associations.' Legge explained that it was the American Cotton Co-Operative Association that conducted market operations and not the federal farm board. Florida Bank Fails. St. Augustine, Fla., Jan. 30.-(P) -The Commercial Bank of St. Augustine, which had been in operation here for twenty years, failed to open its doors for business today. A notice posted on the door and signed by President C. Gilbert stated that the bank "has suspended business for the protection of all its depositors alike, and has placed itself in the hands of the state banking department."
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FLORIDA BANK SUSPENDS. St. Augustine, Fla., January 30(AP)-The Commercial Bank of St Augustine, which had been in operation here for 20 years, failed to open Its doors for business today. A notice posted on the door and signed by President C. Gilbert stated that the bank "has business for the of all its depositors alike.' and has placed itself in the hands of the State Banking
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FLORIDA BANK SUSPENDS. St. Augustine, Fla., January 30(AP)-The Commercial Bank of St Augustine. which had been in operation here for 20 years, failed to open its doors for business today A notice posted on the door and signed by President C. Gilbert stated that the bank "has suspended business for the protection of all its depositors alike." and has placed itself in the hands of the State Banking Department.
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St. Augustine Bank Closes Its Doors St. Augustine, Fla., Jan. 30 (AP) The Commercial Bank of St. Augustine, which had been in operation here for 20 years, failed to open its doors for business today. notice posted on the door and President C. Gilbert sgned by stated that the bank "has suspended business for the protection of all its depositors alike, and has placed itself in the hands of the state banking
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FLORIDA BANK FAILS TO OPEN New York. Jan. 30 (AP)-A wireless message naming Chicago or St. Louis as the scene of a special meeting of the House of Bishops of the Protestant Episcopal Church to select successor for the Rt. Rev. Charles Palmerston Anderson. Presiding Bishop of the church, who died toda. in Chicago, was received today from the R. Rev William A. Leonard. senior bishop. Word of Bishop Anderson's death had been dispatched to Bishop Leon and, who sailed yesterday from New York on the liner Stantendam for cruise of the West Indies. Renamed AN Assessor In the message, Bishop Hugh L. Burleson, assessor to Bishop Ander son. was named assessor to the senior bishop. pending the election of new presiding bishop. He was instructed to arrange for the special meeting veals, he immediately decided to which have brought distinguished for Under the church constitution. the resign. eigners to lecture at the university meeting of the House of Bishops must "The replies of the military officers here. be called by the senior bishop within were patriotic to the monarchy, affectwo months from the time of the pretionate and considerate, Primo said siding bishop's death. The successor tonight. "However I will not reveal St. Augustine Institution Sus- elected at the meeting will serve until those replies, because they might be the next General Convention of the pends To Protect Depositors misinterpreted. am certain of one church. which will be held in Denver thing, I have kept the army unified. St. Augustine, Fla., Jan. 30 (AP)in September, 1931. The Commercial Bank of St AugusIt will stand by Berenguer, just as tine, which had been in operation here Bishops To Consult will. for twenty years, failed to open its Bishop Burleson and Lewis B. To Retire Into Silence doors for business today Franklin, vice-president of the na"Soon will dedicate one day to A notice posted on the door and tional conncil of the church. will leave saying good-by to the royal family signed by President C. Gilbert stated New York for Chicago tomorrow to and to the head of the new Govern that the bank 'has suspended business attend the funeral services of Bishop ment and military authorities, then for the protection of all its depositors Anderson. will go away. If some day my paalike. and has placed itself in the Following the services there will be triotic duties should be incompatible hands of the State Banking Depart consultation of the bishops in with my military duties I will ask ment." tendance to fix definitely the time to be placed on the army retired list. and place of the special meeting. Meanwhile, the least said of me the better. enter into regime of absolute silence until political circumstances demand that I speak." Manuel Arguelles, the new Finance Minister, held the same post in for mer Cabinet and is familiar with the important problems with which he will have to deal. He is a lawyer and member of the Conservative party, as are all the civilian members of the new Cabinet. Declines To Be Interviewed Premier Berenguer declined to be interviewed. He said that he was unable to outline details of his policies, which must be worked out gradually Primo de Rivera intends in few days to go to his home town. Jerez de la Frontera, and devote himself to a simple life. "No, will not write history of the dictatorship." he said tonight, "I leave that to a better writer than I am." King Upset By Action The former dictator disclosed that the immediate reason for his resignation was the surprise and displeasure of the King at his impulsive manifesto last Sunday morning. This statement had asked ranking army and navy officers whether they still supported him and promised to resign if they did not. Later that day Primo went to the palace and discussed with the King what he had already done. He found his Majesty upset at not having been consulted, whereupon, Primo now re- Marzo Regarded As Strong General Marzo, who takes the Interior Ministry, is regarded as a strong executive by the army. It is his first political office. He saw service in the Philippines, Cuba and Morocco, was formerly director of the National Academy and has been Governor-Gen eral of the Balearic Islands. The appointment of the Duke of Alba as Minister of Instruction was expected to appeal particularly to the university students, whose dissatisfaction with the dictatorship led them to plague De Rivera at every opportunity. The Duke has long interested himself in educational development and was a founder of lecture courses his church. died today, just eleven weeks after his elevation to the Primacy. His funeral will be held in St. James' Cathedral Saturday morning. Death for the second time in three months had made vacant the highest office in the Protestant Episcopal Church of the United States. Bishop John Gardner Murray, of Maryland. was the first. After twenty-five years as Bishop of Chicago, Bishop Anderson put on the robe of Presiding Bishop and accepted the added labor of his double office November 13 in the full knowledge that frail heart might yield to strains at any moment. Stricken Nine Days Ago In the weeks that followed his elec tion he gave time and energy without stint, traveling between his Chicago home and the church headquarters in New York. Nine days ago he was pros trated by heart attack It was not until death came that the public knew of his long struggleagainst physicians said, he had been sufferer from angina pectoris, sustaining life only with the aid of powerful drug Bishop Anderson was 64 years old He was born in Ontario September 9. 1865. At 22 he entered missionary service as deacon and at 23 he or dained II priest by the Bishop of On tario. He came to Oak Park. III., in 1891 as rector of Grace Church and made Chicago and its suburbs his Bishop Anderson is survived by widow and four all of whom were at his bedside when he died.
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'Pig Woman' in Hospital Witness in Famous Murder Case Critically III JERSEY CITY, N. Jan 30-(P) "pig the today reported in critical condition City She was admitted The the be treated an incurable ailment. St. Augustine Bank Closes. ST. AUGUSTINE Jan. 30-(P) Commercial Bank of Auguswhich had in operation twenty failed to open doors business today. notice posted and signed President C. Gilbert stated the bank "has for the protection and has the hands of the State Banking
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'Pig Woman' in Hospital Witness in Famous Murder Case Critically III JERSEY CITY, N. Jan 30-(P) "pig the today reported in critical condition City She was admitted The the be treated an incurable ailment. St. Augustine Bank Closes. ST. AUGUSTINE Jan. 30-(P) Commercial Bank of Auguswhich had in operation twenty failed to open doors business today. notice posted and signed President C. Gilbert stated the bank "has for the protection and has the hands of the State Banking