Morgan Post | 1910-10-21 | Page 7 | Bankers Knew Their Man

BANKERS KNEW THEIR MAN in his customary condition and no further id identification e was ne necessary cessare ces sary one day a big city bank received the following message from ono one ot of its ita co country antry C correspond or respondents enta pay 25 to jo john hn smith who will call today the cashiers curiosity became suspicion when a cabman assisted into the bank a drunken faro fare who shouted that he was john smith and wanted somo some money two clerks pushed pulled and piloted the boisterous individual into a private room away from the tha sight eight and hearing of regular depositors the cashier wired the country bank tan man claiming to be john smith la Is 1 here ere highly intoxicated shall we await identification th the e answer read identifies identification tion cem complete pay the m money 0 ney success Ei magazine