FIRST NATIONAL BANK AT PITTSBURGH 
The facilities of the First National Bank at Pittsburgh 
are offered to those interested in education, whether as 
teachers or students, whether attending the greater institu- 
tions, or the public, private or parochial schools. 
The Bank conducts Checking and Saving Departments, 
and maintains a friendly and constructive attitude to all its 
clients, inviting them to consult its Officials on all matters 
of finance, including investments and the sending of money 
abroad. 
While the figures given below show that the Bank is 
gualified to handle with satisfaction the largest monetary 
transactions, small accounts are given the same painstaking 
care as those of the great corporations. Many of the Bank’s 
largest accounts have grown from beginnings of very mod- 
srate proportions. 
Many Pittsburghers never travel without asking the 
experts of the First National Bank’s Tourist Department to 
arrange their programs. They can often suggest vacation 
plans which would not occur to the busy man or woman, and 
being agents for all Steamship companies, by Ocean or Lake, 
they are in a position to make selections of accommodations 
entirely in the interest of their clients. Their experience in 
this work guarantees satisfaction. All details of travel are 
arranged, including the procuring of passports, and the buy- 
ing and selling of foreign money, as well as the issuance of 
Letters of Credit and Travelers’ Checks. 
ER 
Capital. . .. 
Surplus. . . 
Undivided Profits and Reserves. 
Deposits. 
Resources 
$6,000,000.00 
6,000,000.00 
1,817,054.35 
84,701,389.76 
'106,716,001.57