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JUNE 1T,. 192

ifiEDertmr,/niisn RON1C1.6

OUR NINETEENTH BIRTHDAY

Nineteen Years of
Sound and Progressive
Banking Service

T

National Bank of Commerce
was organized nineteen years ago
to provide an unusual and superior type
of Banking Service in Detroit.
Over this long period of years it has
gained the confidence of hundreds of
depositors, investors and business men.
The bank has grown with its clients,
many of whom credit much of their
success to the advice and financial
assistance received.

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The National Bank of Commerce ranks
among the first one hundred banks of
the United States, this position having
been attained with only two. offices,
and without consolidating with any
other bank.
If the cooperation of a vigorous, enter-,
prising ! , and successful bank is important
to your business welfare, the National
Bank of Commerce of Detroit will
welcome an opportunity to serve you.

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The Directors of the National Bank of Commerce
are Internationally Known Detroit Business Men

Their Collective Efforts Are Offered To
Guide Your Interests and Guard\ Your Enterprise

OFFICERS

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

GEO. R. FINK

President Mich. Steel Corp.

EDSEL B. FORD

President Ford Motor Company

WILLIAM P. HAMILTON

Pres. Clinton Woolen Mfg. Co:

CARLTON M. HIGBIE

President Keane light,. Cs? Co.

CHARLES II. HODGES

I'res. Detroit Lubricating Co.

JAMES INGLIS

President American Wolter Co.

RICHARD P. JOY, President

Treas. Packard Motor Car Co.

SAMUEL R. KINGSTON

N'ice.Presid. nt and Cushier

FRANZ C. KUHN

Pres. Mich. Bell Telephone Co.

D. B. LEE

President Motor Products Co.

ALVAN MACAULEY.

Pros. Packard Motor Car Co.

. President Realty That Co.

EDWARD M. MANCOURT

VieeTres.ConsolidotionCoalCo.

CHARLES S. MOTT

V ice,Pres. General MotorsCorp.

EDWIN H. NELSON

President Nelson, Baker & Co.

CHARLES M. ROEHM

President Roehm c- 4 Davison

JOHN R.RUSSEL,

vice•Pr/s.

Russel Wheel & Fdy. Co.

Vice•President

President

Vice•President

Vice.President

L. H. D. BAKER

HENRY H. SANGER

ALLAN SHELDEN

‘'ice•President

CHARLES B. WARREN

Counsel for the Bank

Out•of•Town Collections
Savings Accounts • Safe Deposit Vaults

ALBERT C. VOSS

CHARLES R. TALBOT

Assistant Cashier

Vice President

SAMUEL R. KINGSTON

Vice•President arta Cashier •

Customers' Loans

ROBERT C. WANDEL

Private Telegraph Wile

Assistant Cashier

Demand Certificates of Deposit

HARRY S. COVINGTON JOHN W. JOHNSTON

Complete Investment Service

Assistant Cashier

Vice.President

3% on Savings

H. D. NEWBERRY

Assistant Cashier

THE

National

Capitalist

CHARLES R. TALBOT

City Collections

Vice•President

‘'ice•President

President Murray W. Sales Co.

‘'ice.Presislent

Checking Accounts • Cashier's Checks
Drafts • Letters of Credit
Travelers' Checks • Foreign Exchange

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WM. P. HAMILTON

MURRAY W. SALES

HENRY H. SANGER

SERVICES

CHARLES N. MAYCOCK

RICHARD P. JOY

JOSEPH MACK

B ank of Commerc

OF DETROIT

R2SOURCES $69,000,000

elit u olg° $ 5 ' °8 5 ' C

MEMBER OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM

Downtown Bank

144 WEST FORT STREET

Uptown Office

GENERAL MOTORS BUILDING

banks, and customers' checks can be cashed at either without tit
Complete record of balances and signatures is kept at both