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Maturities

All of the maturities falling due during the period
covered by this report have been paid with the exception of
the following:-

     

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$ 2,500  Note of George T. Rison, 6%, due March 24, 1921,
secured by property worth $10,000, located in Chatham,
Va. Extended for 2 years. 
$ 1,000  D. K. E. Corporation 6%, due June 1, 1921. Extended
for one year. Now due and application for an
extension of six months or a year is now pending. 
$ 3,000  John L. Livers, et al, Note 6%, due Ja. 31, 1923,
secured by property worth three times value of loan,
located in Charlottesville. Note originally for
$10,000. $4,000 paid thereon August 1, 1921, and
$3,000 on September 28, 1921, and proportionate
part of property released. 
$50,000  Bentley K. & L. P. Stearnes Note 6%, due July 1,
1920. Secured by a large farm (1587 acres) and by
town property near Pulaski, worth several times
value of loan, and also secured by $50,000 Life
Insurance on L. P. Stearnes, which policies are
fully paid. Renewal requested for 3 years with
understanding that in event of Mr. Stearns' death,
loan would become due and payable. Loan has not been
extended nor has it been paid, but on account of
the illness of Mr. Stearnes, we did not want to
foreclose the property and at the request of the
family we have temporized until the present time.