New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 14, 1924, Page 4

Our Strong Financial Condition is Shown by the Following Audited Overdrafts .... U. S. Bonds and Other ‘Securities . NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MUNDAY, AFfil 14, lve., CONDENSED STATEMENT NEW BRITAIN NATIONAL BANK AS OF THE CLOSD OF BUSINESS ON APRIL RESOURCES Loans and Discounts ................. Treasury Notes ... R U R O | Federal Reserve Bank Stock ... Banking House and Fixtures Due from Banks ........ Cash and Cash Total Resources .- _,_______'__________.____.__._______._._—_———-———-————'—-—-—— Items .. TXeTeTITe e (oL We Certify:— That the above statement of Resources and Liabilities is in accordance w -. $2,666,117.80 . 1,483,874.45 8, 1924, - Deposits v oo Due to Banks .... e Reserve for Taxes e, 666.66 .. 636.423.60 25,500.00 210,442,657 382,063.01 189,494.23 $5,594,582.32 Total Liabilities ......- Capital Stock ............ Surplus .... Undivided Pr ofits .. .. g2 Teleatele . LIABILITIES $4,506,722.81 te 19,222.40 : 6,731.29 500,000.00 350,000.00 211,905. 82 1,061,905.82 $4,532,676.50 Total Liabilities and Capital .. $5,5 94 582 32 L) ith the books and is, in our opinion, a true statement of the condition of the New Britain National Bank, as of the close of business on April 8, 1924. Hadfield, Rothwell & Soule, Hartford, Connecticut, Russians that he wonld not ask from R ls any political v i . |country. PARLEY 15 HELD Discussion of Diferences Takes g London, April 14, ~~ The opening session of the Anglo-Russian confer. cnce today assumed broad lines. Prime Minister MacDonald, who call- |t td the conference at the foreign office | where the delegates will strive to c reach a settlement of the outstanding |t t April 14, 1924 M. | peace of Europe and the nccessity for disarmament, sympathetically to the league of Na- | )0Goy, also has been missing. , thn!. # Russia desired close commercial B8 mission visiting this He made it plain to M, Rakovsky and the other Ttussian delcgates that at the first indication propaganda methods, with which he, as a veteran socialist is familiar, a halt in the Anglo-Russian negotiations would be called, of bolshevik M., Rakovsky, replying to Mr, Mac- Donald's address which was translated on Broad Lines f nto Russian, discussed Anglo-Russian elations along even broader lines han did the British prime minister, Rakovsky emphasized ihe future incidentally referring He assurcd the British financial and’ relations with this coun- outstanding questions, fons. ry. All the questions between the two countries, [including the debt question, he said Joined with Christian Rakovsky, head must be setticd and the old treaties of the soviet delegation, in outlining | revised, the work. Mr. MacDonald explained that the |under secretary for foreign who, as vice-president of the confer- s an outcome of the note ign Minister Tehitcherin, | ¢ meeting sent to ¥ granting soviet Russia recognition de Jjure the conference he sakd, was a |t complement of that act an: altered the fact that the Fecognition was unqualified, [ The liquidation of the past rela- tionship of the two countries, the pre. micr stated, must be considered ‘as well as the peaceful relations of the future, The conference was barely under | way before Mr. MacDonald warned the soviet delegates against engaging in bolshevik propaganda in England during the negotiations, which are| certain to extend over many weeks. |t The labor premier assumed his grav- |t est manner after weleoming the Rus. | mier MacDonald agreed to in nowiso | session. kept in direct touch with the confer- M, Rakovsky and Arthur Ponsonby, affairs, nee will act as substitute for Pre- arrange he agenda this afternoon in private Thereafter the public will be nce only through the communications issued to the préss, Man a Perfect Machine Pastor Tells Bible Class Although man is able to make a machine that borders on perfection, man himself is the most perfect ma- chine, becausc man has a soul while ¢ tye IFilipino people on independ he man-made machine is only an au- omaton, according to IRev, John L. sians and told them his government | Jay at Everyman's Blhle class yester- would not countenance propaganda of any sort from the Russian visitors, ‘The premier’s atement was some- || what tempered and made more ac- ¢ ceptable when he pointed out that he was hot demanding anything from the day. 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Visitors were present from varlous parts of Connecticut and Massachu- setts, Yesterday afternoon 100 members of the class went to Bristol where hey attended a meeting of the Men's of the Prospect Methodist AwAIT VATE ACTION Governor Non-Committal About Johnson Immigration Bill By The Assoclated Press. Tokio, April 14.—Sunday newspaper by bill, 1 informed cirel th Official and , however, action, real ther we awaiting senate's The Kokumin, in an editorial head- “Mean Nationalism” expresscd be- exclusion clavee would ated in the senate or vetoed by sident Coolidge cverth ustrates a most de American anti-Japanism and makes he situation graver than ever before, feve it is impossibie America 1o establish an efficient ithout dishonor- Japanese ,'.ym-_ We hope tes will reconsider the ituation and study the »f mean nationalism which the John- ¥ 1o impose upon the “it il nite cxpression of less,” it continues, nse to 1 or he 1United consequence TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN ‘oolidge Makes No Recommendations For Cleveland Convention hington, April 14.—Selection of | ury chairman for the repube- jean nationa! convention was discuss- nt Coolidge today by halrman Adams of the republican tional committes preparatory to the eland April 36 of the | ention arrange- Yot con FIND WOMAN'S BODY Chicago Poll-cc—;ml—mun: for Hus. 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