The evening world. Newspaper, July 6, 1922, Page 20

sien einlicas ibn THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1922, : One Hundred Years of Commercial /Banking | Designated Depositary of t THE THE UNITED STATES i Announcement CHATHAM THE STATE OF NEW YORK? fai : THE CITY OF NEWYORK ;, To Our Customers and the Public: pHENIX : ; \ THE CHATHAM AND PHENIX NATIONAL BANK of the City of New York announces that at the Ne EST 1850_ close of business July 3rd, 1922, the location of its branch heretofore at 33rd Street and Fifth Avenue was changed to EST.1812 30th Street and Fifth Avenue PHENIX ’ in the City of New York. NATION A The business of the UNION EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK of New York, located at the last- AN mentioned address, has been combined with that of The Chatham and Phenix National Bank of the City OF THE of New York and will be continued at said address. CITY OF NEW YORK President For more than one hundred years this Bank has been iden- tified with the commercial activities and industrial progress of the City of New York. As the pioneer in establishing National Bank branches in the City, the Chatham and Phenix National Bank of the City of New York now renders — Manhattan from Battery to Bronx a community service comprehensive in detail and complete in efficiency. Neighborhood thrift is encouraged by pay- ment of interest in our SPECIAL DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT, at the Main Office and at each of our branches. HE CHATHAM AND PHENIX Trust Depart- ment, located at the Main Office, with services available at each of our twelve banks, located from the Battery to Bronx, ts prepared and qualified to act as: Executor, Administrator, Trustee, Guardian or Committee of Estates; Trustee of Voluntary Trusts; Agent for the care of Real and Personal Property; Registrar or Transfer Agent of Issues of Stocks or Bonds; Trustee of Issues of Corporate Bonds; Custo- dian of Securities. We Cordially Invite Your Account Charter Member of NEW YORK CLEARING HOUSE ‘ N-» pa “ : & ‘ ources Iwo Hundred Million Dollars} -