Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 December 1920 — Page 4

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Had Served an ProaecaAar, dadare. ( oMarrawman. fSpecial to The Indianapolis News] JASPER, Ind„ December 25.—John L. Bretz, for twelve year* judsre of the JDubols circuit court here, and who formerly was prosecuting attorney and had served as a member of the congress from the Third Indiana district, died at his horine here today. He had been ill for several months. Bretz served six years as ting attorney and four years

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will to America’s

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■■■■■■■■■illBiBnHBIBV'' ^ But the point at issue was of vital moment to those ^ The point at issue was-DOES THE WORD “THE” FOR< WE CAN NOT FULFILL? And if so should we change

The discussion turned about a phrase which is closely linked with banking service m

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"p 'THE FRIENDLY BANK” was the phrase under discussion. It has been, for nearly twenty years, the watchword of The Peoples State Bank.

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“The word tKe' singles out the institution. Singled <mV v we must put back of that actual accomplishment. Realization is expected byour patrons and each one has a i expect realization. It must not be a mere slogan—but an accomplishment in fact, out accomplishment, realization and truth, we must change that word to V.”

His words were impressive. They were doubly impressive because of his knowledge

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AND HE WAS RIGHT.

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There is a deep understanding among the directors, th^officers and thi “The Friendly Bank.” Its obligation constantly before them—the long peri

its use—have grounded in them a deep sense of fully meeting the demands of those who have

the right to expect friendly—and efficient—service.

. This deep sense of obligation extends to all. It is uot kepUor the large depositor or the man or woman of extensive resources. Nor is ijt extended done to the depositor of limited means. The child, on tip-toe at a savings window, depositing pennies destined to aid in the later struggle for independence, is as welcome as the men of thousands.

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The men at the helm of young and growing enterprises are as welcome as the already successful. The woman forced to practice extreme economy has her place because we can help her. Sharp distinctions have no place in friendly service. So, with these ideals and with a record of accomplishment, the word “a” does not displace 'The” in the phrase, “The Friendly Bank.” IfoimlpB §tat£ Sank

FELIX T. MrWHTRTER. Fmrate*.

On Market Street Between Pennsylvania and Delaware.

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Your Association Will Prove Advantageoui.

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