The intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1915-1917, October 22, 1915, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
y PROFESSIONAL B
I CARDS J
Dr. H?ENRX R, WELLS
DEMIST
: (V* Ofuee F. St M. Building
' OfQco. 637-PhoueB-Hesidence 60
Dr. C. Mack Sanders
DENTIST
; Office 304-5-0 Bleckley Building.
Omeo Phone 429 Residence Phone 149
Dr. Lillian L. Carter
, ?. ' -
j ' Osteopath
/ 212 Bleckley Bldg.
Phone 168. Residency SIS.
Dr. Carl Sanders
(Associated. IVltb Dr. J. 0. gooders)
Office Bleckley Bldg.
V Phone 329.
Residence Phone 14S.
Dr. C. Singleton Breedin |
Office lu ?t. Marj's Hospital
North Anderson.
Hoorst 8 te 10. 12 to 3 and 0 to 9.
Chisholm, Trowbridge & Saggs
'DENTISTS
Wtw Theatre Bmldms
. W.WhiteerSa.
c. GADSDEN SAYRE
1 Architect
t <Wfl-40S Bleckley BnOcBng
Anderson. Sr. C.
Do Not Give Up
The germ of great
ness is in every man,
butiwe fall victims of
a jmj?, s t e d develop
ment. Be up and do*
ing-Save the Dimes
-here's t ri e safest
and surest way t o
happiness. Save a
Dime a Day.
\Ve have one o f
these Pocket Banks
for YOU
Citizens National
Bank
CHICHESTER S PILCS
fi.i?e?,- ?Mic.? ?lt!? tils. RiiiUrj.
NtfSdMffiife
ma ko?irmu Bert. S*I*a. Al? jr* R???Me
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
PIEDMONT & NORTHERN
RAILWAY COMPANY
Ccsdonsod Paossnge* Schedule.
Eflfentlre Jone ?. ?le.
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ANDHB??N: _ , , . M
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Departures
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TO P??$23,000 FINE
Port Smith, Oct. 21.'-John L. Gar
ter of Kansas City, alegcd hoad ot
tho moonshlno conspiracy aleo pleaded
guilty 1n the United State3 ?court
yesterday, and wa? sentenced . to |
nine years und three duya In the Lea
venworth , penitentiary, and ordered
to pay a $33,000 fine.
The six others sentences varied
from six months In Jail, to two years
in the penitentiary.
J. Henry Brown of Harrison, Ar
kansas, government gauger, got twa
years in the pcnltcntla-;.' and a thou
sand dollar fine. 8. E. Williams of j
Wlinston-Salcm, N. C., und Charles
Browbaker of Kansas City, a year ?
and a duy and a thousand dollar fino.
Joan Farrabee of Kansas. City and
John CofTey of Fort Smith, got six
months in jail and a thousand dollar
fine.
JUDUE POSTPONES DECISION' A
IN WATEB WORKS CASE
Greenville, Oct. 21.-Judge Mein
miugor, who yesterday heard tho ar
gument in tiie Paris Mountain Water
company case, will hand down hie de
cision hetweon now and next Monday
whether thc city of Greenville ' can
legally institute condemnation pro
ceedings for tho ultimate possession
of the waterworks, lt is known that
Judgo Mimmlngor was prepared last
night to analyzo tho varying phases of
t';e caso and probably to make his
decision, todoq, but failure to pr- Ide
him with the proper reference*, aaa
delayed tho matter.
POSTPONE CHARLTON
T?IAL UNTIL FRIDAY
Como, Italy, Oct. 21.-The trial of
Porter Charlton on the charge of hav
ing murdered i*ila wife was today
postponed mntll Friday, owing to the
illness of Mccill Picard!, chief coun
sel for Charlton. A largo part o? tho
evidence so far has been expert testi
mony on tho mental condition ol tho
prisoner. Depositions woro read from
the testimony taken 'in tho United
States in the extradition proceedings
against Charlton.
No Bing at War a Free Sinsen.
Washington, Oct. 21.-Georgo Flem
ing Moore, Grand Commnnder of Ma
rcas, declared today that. t'.:e great
soldiers of the world, like Frederick
the Great of Russia, and Washington,
Lafayetto and Wellington, wero free
Mason a. .
He tsdd that not one of the kings
of Europe . which are now at war
belongs to the fraternity, although tho
kings of Denmark and of Sweden,
botu neutral countries, arc grand mas
ters of Masons in thoir respectivo
kingdoms.
If you want to be followed, go
somewhere.-W. T. Ellis.
AN HG SKIN
Bays this old-time Ecssma rom
cold cream.
Any irritation or.breaking out on tho.
. face,. arms, leca or body when accom
panied by itching, or when the skin is
"dry and feverish, .can be read! r over
come by applying a li ttl o bold-sulphur,
Bays a noted dermatologist.
Ho states that.bold-sulphur instantly
allays the .?gry itching and irritation
and Boothes and heals tho .Eczema right
up leering tho akin clear and (mooth.
Bold-eulphur has occupied a secure posi
tion .for many- years ia tba treatment
of cutaneous disorders because of tts
' parasite-destroying property. Nothing
ha?.ever .been found, to take ita place
in treating the Irritable sad inflam
matory akin affections, While not ?U
ways establishing a permanent cum it
never fails to subdue tho itching IrH
Lit Ion and drive the Eczema-- away and
it is often years, later before any erup
tion again appears on tho skin.
Those troubled, should obtain .st any
drug Blore an canoe ol bold-eulphur,
Which is applied to tba affected part? in
the tamo maimer aa aa ordinary cold
cream. .
Si
TKere ia nothing rJ*er as a
gift, nor one ?hat vr?l? be ap
preciated more than a solid
gold set rmg--?et with ^*?y ?
on* of the m*?y Ibcaatifctf
stones.that 'vro;h&v? m stock,
ready to ?lip cor ner finger. ?
From;$2^S0 to $l??f;
^Tc nmo carry ^-MIJA?B?' T
Rov?neal of -Signet and Emblem
rings that aro Just tits tains for -
: a ggatjewse. APd ?he piries ls \
"??Sfelc?a8oriab?e..
1 '??aHBSMRrBuHi^H
ie .
The Cash Jeweler.
ll SOCIETY ll
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BrUliant Ku t at Elk Homo.
T.o most brill! int ovent of tho
carly fall was tho opening winter sea- j
son dance at the handhome home of
Anderson's Elks club Wednesday ev
ening. Tho entire club house present
ed a fcetlvo scone, the interior be
ing gay with pink cosmos and scarlet
sage.
Receiving and assisting in the
guests entertaiument were Dr. and
Mrs. Ross, Mayor and Mrs. Godfrey,
Slr. au;' Airs. Causoy aud Mr. and
Mrs. Kuri* Smith.
In tho lovely ball room upstairs ]
P'.nufi. was served by Mrs. Causey.
Here many couples dauced to the
splendid music furnished by Drlskell's
orchestra.
On the lower floor cards and pool
furnished much pleasure for those not j
dancing.
Later in the evening a delicious sal
ad course was eerved. Thia closed a|
most delightful event, tho Elks prov
ing tfaemaelves most successful nota.
Tho following dancors wero pres
ent: Mr. and Mr:s. Swain N. Gilmer,
Mr. and MTB. W. D. McLean, Bi,
and Mrs. A. 8. Farmer, Mr. and Mrs.
C. W. Causey, Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Godfrey. Mr. and Mn.;. VJ. E. Cochran,
Mrf. and Mrs. S. R. Parker, Mr. and
Mrs. Phelp Sassoon, Mr. and Mrs. H.
C. Morrison, Mr. and Mrs. IC. P.
Smith, Dr. and Mrs. C. F. Ross,
Mrs. RufuB Burrlss, MrB. W. E. At
kinson, Mrs. Fred Atkinson, Misses
i Lorena Cummings, Lucy Cross, Martha
Monham, Louisa Gilmer, Josslo Brown,
Thornley, Lucy Carpenter of Wash
ington; Parks of Spar tanbury, Marlo
, McNalor of Aiken, McGee, of Way
cross, Ga., Linda Thompson and
Messrs. W. E.. Watson, John Major,
George Welch, T. P. Dickson, L. M.
Cochran, W. P. Watkins, T. S. Max
well, H. M. Dunn, W. II. Lyon, H.
T>JOS. Lyon, W. F. Marshall, K. El
Gilmer, Carlton, Joe W. Norris, R.
M. Wilson, S. C. Wolfe, A. L. Todd,
J. C. Garrett and others.-Dally
Mail.
Aldcrman-RIce.
One of thc prettiest of the October
weddhigs was that of Mr. Blair Rice,
formerly of this city, and Mies Mo
selle Alderman on Thursday evening,
October 14th at 7 o'clock at the Clar
endon Baptist church at Alcolu, S.
C. This ls an unusually handsome,
osurch done in pure white In the in
terior, and the artistic green decora
tions against the white formed a
most charming scene..
To the sweet stratas of the wedding
march played by Mrs. I lal ti wanger of
Columbia tho bridal party entered the
church, and formed a semi-clrclo
around the diarnitng bride. , Th o s o
in the bridal -party were t Miss Martha
Alderman, sister of -th? bride hs maid
cf honor^w.|th ;Mi.'.I. 2%. Rico,of this
i city, brother "ot tho sro om os'.' best
man.. The two dames, of .honor were
Mrs. D. C. Shaw of Sumter and Mrs.
B. E. Geer of Greenville.
-'Miss Louis Montgomery of Spartan
bU/g,' Miss Sara Tau ncr of C.-ar lot te,
|W. ?,,, Miss Aileen Howie Manning,
j Mls3 Edna Brookington of Manning
were thc preUy bridesmaids. ' The
ushers were Messrs. Max Bice of
Belton, Hulon Campbell of Belton,
Ethan Frierson uf Belton and Ervin
Shaw of Sumter. These Joined the
bridesmaids ai tho altar and came out
together two and two. Little Miss
Margaret Alderma nand John Geer
were tho dainty little .ribbon bearers.
Tho beautiful ceremony was perform
ed-by tao pastor, TJ?V. H. A. Wll
?KIU13.
All the bridesmaids and dames of
honor wore pure white dresses, and
carried shower bouquets of wblto roso
buds, tied with pink tulle. Tho bri j c'a
hoquet was of lilies ' of the valley
showered with white roso buds. Im
mediately after toe ceremony the brid
al -party and a largo number of
friends wero entertained at an - elo
gant reception at the beautif ul , home
lot the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
D. W. Alderman.
Mr. and Mrs. Rice are now,In Bel
ton where they will make their homo,
Mr. Rico ">elng a. prom Inert young
business nu.n there.
' .. ?. . -:- ?
'Daily Practices for the HIrmess.
OVer two hundred children aro -be
ing trained daily for the .Kirmess
which will be put on here about the
last ot the month, and unless one sees
these practices they con .bavo no Idea
of the charm and beauty cf -this per
formance. The different scenes. and
dances aro . beyond description and
will be one of ino, mo?t brilliant al
fa lr s ever staged here. The children
under tho skillful guidance and direc
tion of Mr, Charlton ore rapidly
catching the spirit, ot -the Kirmess
and some of the older people too have
' caught the insplrwloh,-arid each af
ternoon and'night there ii a'largo aud
interested, throng of ladles who. are
'present for the -practices. In fact
j the Kirmess has filled VJO town and
the deepest- inf Test and cnthunlasm
ls being manifested in the play. '.
' j The play;was put in Greenville, la*t
night to a crowded house arid;?;, the
Greenville peperti are o nrth us las tl c. . tn
their praise for the performancejW^
f/Mrs. Stewart Healt? of .'farmington.
C;, is the KueJit of . Mrs. . Richard
Laughlin on Greenville street.
; Miss Janot Bolt a student at An
derson college. ls at tho .home of hoi
parents in E?sley on ?c??i3nt,0?i'illr
nws.--Pickens B?ntinel: - V
? . : ? (' ; ? v,.' ^ "?? ?!,;",?.. ?.
Recommends Cfcamberlfai/a "Cengs
Remedy. .;. .;.<"'
"Last winter. I used :? bottle7;.
Chamberlain's Cough Rerae4*? ~
bad bronchial cough, I ItSt*/
flt?al effect Immediately, and
had finished the bottle ? waa o
I never Uro of recommending
remedy to my friends,", write?.:
M
Mr. and Mr?. Baylis Clarke of At
lanta are visiting Mrs. Eula Dilling
nam. Mr. Clarke has been in tho
hospital for some time and has como
hero to recuperate.
Mrs. Feaster Trlbblo of Pendleton
Is visiting Mrs. J. L. Trlbble for
a month.
Mr. F. O. Taylor of Elbert county,
Ga., is here for a few days visit to
relatives., .
Mr.' and Mrs. John C. Wolford of
Starr woro hore yesterday.
Miss Kate TTOscott of Pendleton
was in town yesterday.
Mrs. W. W."Long, Mrs. J. N. Har
per and Prof. and Mrs. Blair of
Clomon college were boro yetor
day.
Mrs. Ernest I>atlmor of Lowndcs
vllle is in ?be city.
Mrs. William Overman bas return
ed from Charlotte where she attend
ed the North Carolina convention of
tho U. D. C.
Mrs. Som Craig has gone to Bates
burg to attend tho wedding of Mr.
Marshall Crain
Mr. W. N. 'Bass traveling freight
agont for the C. C. & O.. of Spartan
bu^-g was In town yesterday.
Mr. Roy Johns, the efficient secre
tary of tho Y. 'M. C. A., ot Clemson
was a visitor in tho city yesterday.
Dave Runenstein of Augusta ls vis
iting, bis brother, Mr. Uershon Ru
bonsteln for a few days.
Miss Loila Hammond of William
son was a visitor in tho city yester
day.
MrB. Robt. Moseley ot Lowndes
ville was In the city yesterday shop
ping.
Leo Sellgman, who is a student' at
tho Citadel, was in tho city a few days
this wcok visiting his -parents. He
was a delegate to the Y. M. C. A.
convention which met at Greenville
a few days ago.t
?ARNUM A?Ttf;i?f?AlLEY CIRCUS
MADE BIO HIT IN AUGUSTA
Tho following article about the
Barnum and.Balley circus w.'iicb. plays
here today1 was'clipped from yester
day's Augusta Chronicle. Tho circus
played Augusta Wednesday. Tho en
tire article war, quito a lengthy write
up. and very complimentary all the
j way through?"'* But tho gist of tho
s.tory ts contained ih tho two ?para
graphs quoted below.
! "Barnum & Bailey's circus ri Is year
Is more wonderful <then ever. With
hundreds of skilled acrobatic perform
ers, animals with almost human intel
ligence, together with a corps of
clowns, there is . not a dull moment
from the timo the performance begins
to Rs conclusion. Tho trained ele
phants t"; ls year com pris o an especial
ly Interesting feature of the program,
and their battlefield performance was
quito pertinent and received hearty
applause. The roller skating bear
proved a novelty; while the Black wire
dancers wero exceedingly clover, and
tho tableaux wc*o beautiful In the ex
treme and wonderfully artistic.
To give an adequate and complete
description of the performance would
be almost Impossible, end the - simple
statement that tho spacious tent was
filled both afternoon and night and
that every \body went away satisfied,
even If the mad wes ankle, deop.' Is
sufficient proof -tbp-t Barram &
Bailor's 1916 show ls a success in
overy seneo of the word, and will find
a welcome welting it on Its next trip
to Auguste." . .
., For Indigestion.
No vcr take pepsin and preparation:!
containing pepsin' br other digestive
ferments for indigestion, os the more
you, takq the more .you will have to
take. What ls nt?do ls a tonic like
Chamberlain's Tablets that will en
able :th6: stomach -to perform its func
tions':naturally.:>'&p sale by all deal
ers. -V.
': Aulidpatlng Daytime Darkness.
I?-tho power house of a well-known
electric company In New York ?':e
mighty outflow ot current from tho
generator rises and fallu with the big
steadiness that comos from use by half
a million people at on co, and-Is clcse
ly watched. Only when a black storm
covers tho city In,., tho daytime, and
millions of lights aro simultaneously
turned on, IB there any sudden rueTi
of tho flood.
And this ls prepared for io the
minuto. Added, fires under boilers
and reserv? turb?-genorators ?et Into
action .without waste or failure. The
atm u has: been electrically spied out
' when lt was still 10 miles away. The
antenne of a wireless station stop
.the power boure has felt Us static In
: Quenco and given warning fc'.vough in
struments below ot tho approach.
jWhen the load, comes suddenly upon
: th? cables the machine . IS already
getting In motto td 'meet lt.
? - '. .
>.''.;. Tte LfomV Dinner.
./ A very stout lady at the zoological
fardan? was : seeing-the-Hons ted tor
J??\ ?tei time, asi: ?rasrather ?ur
? prised by the limited. amount of
i meat that was given them, says The
? New-York Evening Post* . .- ?.
; ; That ' seems to ' me to be a very
? small -niece or meat : for the . Hon."
. she said to ?he attendatn. ;
: The man looked at. the good lady's
, moro than ample girth ? with a ju
I dlclally appraising ey*.
fi A. rif 'may seem e BDMU; pleei?, . ln
? wroa, io JOM, nroiri, ho said, ; "but
; .i?**: ???ps fer the lien." '. . . ,\- "
I?RK^A-. \-:'; "??.>. f ??'X'-'.''?'
SENECA ROBBERS
LEAVE SOME LOOT
Part of Booty Found Near Scene
of Robbery- No Clue
Found Yet.
8cneca, Oct. 21.-Local policemen
late last night found where the yegg
men who rifled the postolflcc hero yes
terday morning, discarded part or Mte
loot. Tho find was at the rear of a
blacksmith shop, not moro (. au u
hundred yards from the postofllce.
Olllcers are surprised that they stop
ped so near when a dozen men wore
scourbig tho town fo rthem.
Postofllco Inspectors have not yet
arrived in Seneca and Mr. Lawrence
has not mado a statement as to Che
exact loss. -
Xew York Stocks.
Now York, Oct. 2i. - -Bethlehem
Steel continued a record-breaking
rise, opening 6.50 an overnight gain
of 21. It later roached 5.00 7-?, then
about midday reacted to 6.SO. General
Motors and Studebaker also added to
tho nrii vio un high prices, Rook Is
land waB heavy.
.'il il id! rv Instruction in High BCIIOOIH.
San Francisco, Oct. 21.-Military
Instruction as a part of fie high
school course will bo provided by
California, tho state education board
mndo announcement. Instructors
will bo paid tho asmo a other special
teachers.
Want 700,000 Alarm Clocks.
Tokio, Oct. 21.-T-AJ1 order for
alarm clocks to tho number of 700,
000 has been received by Nagoya mak
ers from England, where clocks hnvo
becomo scarce us a result of tho sus
pension of trade with tho British
enemies.
More Neutrality.
Washington, Oct. 21.-President
Wilson today signed a proclamation
giving notlco of tho neutrality ot the
United StateB in tho war between Ser
bia and Bulgaria. Tie proclamation
was along tho same general lines as
those already covorlng tho wars be
tween otho rn at i ons. .
Floods Interfere.
Paris, Oct. 21.-Tho diplomatic
corps at Nioh after preparing to
quit tho city postponed their depart
ure communications having been cut
wiUi Saloniki, according to an Athens
special. Messakcs say'that traille bc
.tween Saloniki and Monastir has been
suspended as a result'ot floods. T?l
?graphe communication with Nish
has been Interrupted four days.
Taking Ko Chances
London Tidbits relates that a
freckle-faced girl, stopped at tho
post?nico and yelled put: . ,, " , '
I ''Anything for the Murphys.""'
"No, -tacre ls not." '
"Anything for Jane Murphy?"
"Nothing."
"Anything for Ann Murphy?"
"No." '
"Anything for Tom Murphy?"
"No."
"Anything for John Murphy?" ,
"No not a blt.",
"?nything for Terry Murphy?"
"No nor for Put Murphy.'nor Den
na M??^nhy. nor Peter Murphy, nor
Paul Murphy, nor for any Murphy,
.dead, living, Unborn, . nativo or for
eign, civilized or uncivilized,, savage or
barbarous, male or female, black or
white, naturalized or otherwise, sol
dier or citizen. No, fie re is posi
tively nothing tor any of tho Mur
phys, nod and forever, jontly, sev
erally now and forever, ono and in
separable." "ly
Tho girl looked at the postmaster
in astonishment. "Please," she said,
".will you see if there tai anything
for Bridget Murphy."
"Bob" and "aili" Robinson tell
the syrup th*t Mr. Byar* Wrote
Mr. Sullies aLouk It's thc best
you ever tasted. . >
SALTS IS FINE FUR
KIDNEYS. QUIT MEAT
Flush the Kidoeys at once when
Back hurts or Bladder
bothers. &
No man br woman wHo eats meat
regularly can m a icc a mistake.; hy
flushing the kidneys .occasionally,
says a well-known authority. Meat
forms urie acid which clogs the kid
ney pores' so they sluggishly filter
only part of tho waste and poisons
from the blood, then you get Sick.
Nearly all rheumatism,' headaches,
liver trouble, nervousness, ; constipa
tion,' dizziness, sleeplessness,' blad
der disorders como from slngglsh kid
neys. .
The moment yoe feel ? dull ache in
tho kidneys or your back harts, or If
the- urine ls cloudy, offensive, fuU ot
sediment, Irregular of passage or at
tended by a sensation of Scalding, get
about four ounces ot Jad Salts, from
any reliable pharmacy and take a
tablespoonful l? a glass of water be
fore breakfast * for a few days and
your kidneys will then act fine, i This
famous salts ls mado from the acid of
grapes and lemon juice, combined
with Uihia sed has been ussd for.
orations te flush clogged,kidneys and
stimulate th tm to activity, also to
neutralise the acids in urine so lt on
lodger causes irritation, thus ending
bladder disorders, v';..''.':? * . ,
Jed .Salts is inexpensive and can
not injure; makes a delightful effer
vescent llthla-water drtnfc< which alt
regular meat eaters should ?ako now
and thea to keep, the ktdneys ? clean
tar.? i?io ?i???d pure, i?rcrrby avo??ing
j serious kidney complfcations.
?
UGE N E T> VE R ETTTJ LMORE
very thing l^verykdy
Phone 56
269 Greenville
Fresh California Peaches, prunes, apricots, currants,
citron, raisins, cocoanuts, soft shell English Walnuts, just
arrived.
Try ono glass of Pure Fruit Preserves: strawberries,
raspberries, blackberries and red cherries; wc have the
same flavors in jams.
Fresh Cheese for Wednesday and Thursday
at, per lb ..
(Limit 2 lb to customer)
4 cakes Clean Easy and 3 cakes Octagon
. Soap . . ..
6 boxes Spotless Cleaner, with a Jiffy Bath
Bruah FREE.
20c
215 ct
25c
Phone 56. Good Service. Moderate Prices and Quick
Delivery.
AT THE BIJOU THEATRE EVERY WEDNESDAY.
If you want to make some money on the side by real estate
now,'we have sold 2 of those small fft. ms we have been adver
tising in last few days. We have nov l,tract of 38 a'cfesY very
fine land, lies beautifully, just 5 miles from the city. We will
build a house to suit you and sell it to yru for a very small cash
payment. Then there are 3 others, containing 18, ?7 and 13
acres each. Also we'lia ve 41 acres 7 miles from city, now
rente? for 1,Sop pounds of lint cotton. Will sell this for
$40.00 part cash.
pp' you know of any1 other good land in 7 miles of city
for.$4o!oo? ;
ita.
.JIU.ToVi.iS.
Anderson Real Estate & Investment Co.
E. Ulllcrica, Fros! L. 8. Horton, V. Fres. YV. ?. Marshall, Secy.
um- ?_i . fi
? fired
SIDGWAYS India and Ceylon Tea is winning
all along the Urie--just re tl quality and superior
?tavor Ui&t you can constantly rely upon. Packed
in air tight sanitary tins. Send for a saroplej>ag
of our famous .'.'SftVer. Label" Five OV?ocfc
Tea-all ready for yotir teapot-enough for
three cup?
AT THE BIJOU THEATRE EVERY WEDNESDAY^ ;
Capital and SurplBB $150,000.90
Collections Given 1'rompt Attention
Belton, S. C.
Ellison A. 8mrtnv ; W. B- Grier.
- lYesfasnt. ' --^vM?lCtJ?dm.
H. K, Campbell, Asrt, CKsWer.
, riv,':-- ?
ts>>~<*er._A . .JiAfyiiM
Capital ana Snrp?us $125,000.00
cllectioB '
Ellison A.
^IkBjptfWSe - R?inlr Collections O?rep Careful AHent?oa
President. Cashier.':-':??d
.VT-' ???wi, %f* v. R E. Tenison, ?ffst? Cashier. :