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LANE IS TO LEAD \ SALVATION ARM\ -s ? V M ^ Sn4 AMHf I1 TPffiroi oeui eidi j ui nuctivi i r Chairman, 1920 Committee Franklin. K. Lane, who recently r< iyned as Secretary of the Interior Dt ^ partment, has accepted the chainnar 5 ?h.ip of the national committee i " charge of the Salvation Army's hom service appeal for 1920. This is Mi line's first big civic work after sw WB ering his cabinet connections. W III a letter to Commander Evangel f ine Booth, Mr. Lane declared tha sympathy for the suffering people o other lands must not cause Amerlc to neglect her own poor and uniorti B nate classes. jfert::-; - ' .-f-\ % '-i / MT ' " -x- :.;: isg&;' .. vK -V "V . - .r . . . - . ? v s | FRANKLIN K. LANE. "In ali our thoughts for other peo pies, we may not rightfully Jorge those on our streets." writes Mr Lane. "The girl who has stumble< and sees no refuge hft the grave; th? man who has been broken, through re peated disappointment, dissipation o disease; the neglected, unloved child the Salvation Army speaks words tha \are healing :o the spirit, holds out i supporting hand and starts them oi the way upward out of the slough o despond. If we were not al! into.nder to do this kind of work, then I believe the teaching of nineteen hundrec years has been in vain." Mr. Lane has made it clear to offi cials of the Salvation Army that hi intends to be a "working chairman' v in the great appeal. Asked to aeiivei an address in tbe interest of the Sal : ration Army he readily acquiesced "but." he said. "I should like to ad dress workers themselves; th< : men and women who art carrying 01 this work." . * Did Mr. Grumpson come to se< you? Yes, said the invalid, but he didn' ; cheer me up any, ; : No? _ On leaving he said he had alread; nlo/>o/1 Kie nr/lor roitli a flnrict in pnsi worst came to worst.?Birminghan Age-Herald. One of the largest Chicago packinj companies has adopted the circulating brine system to cool the interior o its refrigerator cars in place of ice ( the swaying of a car causing the brin to flow through pipes. For starting thf* engines of heav ' - motor trucks in cold weather an Eng lishman has invented a device tha uses hot water to heat a small amoun of gasoline, which is fed into the in take manifold in a fine spray. The missionary associations i] ^4 China are doing a wonderful work fo 1^ the material welfare of the Chines through the hundreds of medics A schools and hospitals, not only in cai \ ins: for their immediate ills, but i: acquainting: them with western medi . cal and surgical methods of combat jng and preventing: disease. % V EPT1NG ELECTRIC CO BEN M. EPTING, Proprietor Electrical Supplies, Re pairerers and Con| tractors 1306 Main St. ) Upstairs over Copeland Bros/ Stor Phone 242. K ; According to a Cartoonist. ] The honest working man has to haul his weekly wage home in* a i f wheelbarrow." "But-there is auolhei* side to the 1 picture." : i "Well?" < S "He can carry home in one hand 1 everything his weekly wage will buy. j ?Birmingham Age-Herald. ;t m j i A stop watch that has been invent- j ed for the interior of a closed auto- i ?* mobile is electrically connected to t l" one on the instrument board to re- i n mind the chauffeur of an engagement. 1 e' c An automatic traffic signal for . '* city street intersections, operated by j j clockwork and ringing a bell just bet fore its signs are changed, is the idea of a Denver inventor. Bank No. 231. I' Statement of the Condition of the BANK OF FOMARIA L Located at Pomaria, S. C.. at the Close of Business March 1, 1920. . 1 P.KSOURCKS. i I.oav.s and d:s 'ounvs : 1 '!*.*.33(?.37 1 Ov. rdiaft- :-;.2G-i.80 Eonas and ovw,..* i j I " til ; ,Ki >i. u? Furniture r : futures. . J . 'SI. JJ Ba n k: >ijr he.;:: 1. i:: s. "j 0 Due fro-u ' v. ..W W.rklrs ] \12A 24. (V9 Cur: cncy ii. 150.00 Silver and c.her niinoi coin 162.91 C Checks and c.:.-h items.' Sfl4.13 Total ' ($24i>,736.86 LIABILITIES' j Capital stock paid in...$ 15,000.00 j Surplus fund 3,000.00 | Undivided profits, less J a ; current expenses and ? -- rt /\ ? /N J A C taxes paid a.siu.iy Individual de- j . i posits subject I f to check*...$136,287.37 ja 1 Savings de- - jf posits 91,344.74 I Chashiers checks 294.20?227,926.37 t a 3 . Total/. $249,736.80 c r STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA }g : County of Newberry. jp t Before me came John C. Aull, a t i rs-f +]-<^ nVirvvr* named hank. v?<.;ouiv i. v/t v vv/ . -v a 1 who, being duly sworn, says that the s f above and foregoing statement is a f * true condition of said bank, as shown F a lit ' by the books of said bank. John C. Aull. 1 ^ Sworn to and subscribed before ; t ? me this 8th day of March, 1920. v Thomas A. Setzler, jj r1 . - Notary Public for S.-C. 0 * Correct attest: . s .; R. J. Jbhnson, j ! R. H. Hipp, fT *- | Thos. E. Heritz, c 1 | Directors. \ EMPHATIC IN HER ! ' PRAISE OF TANLAC! t a ? Anderson Woman Declares She Be- g came a Nervous Wreck. *] V 1 ? ?.? i s HAD TO HIKfc. Mfc.LT i! c i ' s I Mrs. Vernon Says Tanlac Made Her s i FeelrAs Well As She Ever ti Did* i ~ ' | "Tanlac is the finest tonic I have q ' ever taken. I don't think it can be j e ' excelled." These emphatic state-1 jments were made by Mrs. Ida Ver-|c y non, of 31 Henderson St., Andei'son. c j V - ; Continuing, she said, "I took Tanlac ^ t for a bad. run-down condition, and j ? 11 my health, was so bad I was unable to Is ; do my housework when I began tak-; * | ing Tanlac. I employed a cook then. ? 11 had, indigestion badly, and lots of < n food I could not eat, because of the * r suffering it would cause me. Really j * e I was just a nervous wreck. I had J 1 * 1 <- 1- -i? : 4 11 oeen unaer ireannem, aniiusi vumm-jj - uously for almost five years, but 111 n did not seem to improve any. i- i "A friend in South Georgia told j me about Tanlac .and I took it. And i ? | the Tanlac got me to feeling as well; i "'as I ever did in my life. Mv appe- j I 5 % I * B tite has returned to me. the indiges-! tion was stopped and my wliole svs- t tem was strengthened. Tanlac surely ? did help me wonderfully. I gained s about ten pounds in weight, too." c Gilder & Weeks, Newberry, S. C., 1 Prosperity Drug Co., Prosperity, Little Mountain Drug Co., Little Moun- | tain, S. C., W. O. Holloway, Chappells, S. C., Whitmire Pharmacy, j ^' Whitmire, S. C. 1 ESTATE NOTICE. * * t ?ii i.u;? All persons nuiuing Claims agauisi j j the estate of Robert McC. Holmes, j< deceased, will present same duly at- j s tested to my Attorneys, Messrs. : Hunt, Hunt & Hunter, Newberry, * ,e S. C., on or before April 1st. 1920. j Mary Butler Fant Holmes, Adminstratrix of the personal estate,1 of Robert McC. Holmes, deceased, j March 2nd, 1920. !j i 7 ? ' 666 proven it will cMa- i? ? lari*, Ch:l's p.iirl Fc-.cr, B'lio i; ?!??? j Colds and LaGrippe. l-I3-10t,:; NOTICE MEETING STOCKHOLDERS OF LITTLE MOUNTAIN f OIL MILL AND FERTILIZER COMPANY. Notice is hereby given that there f ,vill be a meeting1 of the stockholders 1 Little Mountain Oil Mil! and c fertilizer company, at the office of g ;aid company, at Little Mountain, in t ' - - - - - ? f- 1:? *1^ .116 DlUlt! OA OUUlli V.;utfiiiia, ujl liic Hh day of April, 1920, at two o'clock ^ \ m., for the purpose of adopting a esolution to dissdve the Charter of f he said corporation and to do what- I iver else is necessary for the disso- * ution of the said charter and in or- j, ler to close up the affairs of same in iccordance with the provisions of f aw. ^ Little Mountain Oil Mill and Fer- 5 tilizor Company, Per J. C. Eptinjr, Jr., ^ President. ' ^ u TAX NOTICE. ti The time for the payment of both r )roperty and road tax wiil expire t)ii Monday, March l.r.h. L. For tiif convenirr.c? of thos?' who .L lave r.ct piid their tar-Tcs I will he i: ii cf!:ce fi'cm o'clock in the c nornir.jc ir.^ I 7 o'clock i-n llv* n-'if-r- 1 icon the "clos?. thus c v- ? r.:v all r.n oppi .ti1: '\y rv.y ;hclr v axes before 5rcih<r : tr> c:o~'ut:on. )' C. C. ?. ' I " ,. V.vrj jj (" v March Sth, 1020. 3-9-2t & . ! ' A . y v . , ; >. J ** ii \i *?_i _ & JL .. 4 j ; ' 1" >F THE TO'-VN Of NEW3ERF1Y. s S. C., TO PREVENT ACCIDENTS v AND TO REGULATE TRAFFIC P AND THE DRIVING, OPERAT- 11 ING, STOPPING AND PARKING c OF ANIMALS AND VEHICLES J IN SAID TOWN, ETC. , * ' ^ ! ^ vl Be it ordained by the mayor and v ldermen of the Town of Newberry, g, South Carolina, in council assem- j, >led, and by the authority of the a ame: ! 0 Section 1. That it shall be unlaw- ? ul for any person to drive or oper,te a motor vehicle in the Town of p * * rnnn/1 slew berry ac a tci i<atc ui y han is reasonable and proper at the' j, ime and place, having regard to the raffic and the use of the streets, j, .nd their condition, or so as to en- j j3 [anger the life, limb or property of iny person. or in any event' at a * ;reater rate of speed than ten miles t ?er hour when turning corners, or, t a greater rate of speed thai^ fif- ^ een miles per hour at other times c nd places. The provision of this S( ection shall not apply to policemen,;' iremen and employees of the lire de- ^ artment when they are responding j3 - ? T'lio mi'nw nf ' U <111 ClilXllll VI ill W? liV V ?* w ? .ny motor vehicle, as well as the1 s, [river thereof, shall be liable under j, he provisions of this section for any iolation hereof by the driver of s uch motor vehicle unless such mo- S( or vehicle is being used at the time >f violation without the consent of uch owner. * Section 2. It shall be unla 'ful or any person to run or operate any s notor vehicle on the streets and thor- s ughfares of the town of Newberry jj without the same being provided at!sl ill times with good and sufficient >rakes, in good working order. |& Section 3. Every person travel-j0 ing or passing, and every person rid- j ^ ng, leading, driving or operating! a my animal or vehicle of any kind, j s >n or over any road, walk, way, treet, thoroughfare or bridge in the | rown of Newberry, shall keep entire-; 0 y on the right of the center of the i g aid road, walk, street, way, thor-L >ughfare or bridge, so as not to ob- v truct the passage of any other per- 0 1 ?rvfl-iAY* I - .on, animai or vemcic, uu iide of the center thereof; provided ( hat any person, animal or vehicle i a nay pass to the left of the center ofj ^ juch road, walk, street, way, thor- j s mghfare or bridge when passing an-' g )ther person, animal or vehicle tiav-ls ?linc in the same direction. j v Section 4. All persons driving and j >perating motor vehicles in the Town If " >" ' "' "'l "'linn Hirninor >1 Aewut'ny Mian, tYU(.n . j ;uch vehicles around, and shall, :s vhen crossing the center of the. ( treet to attain or reach the opposite /j ;lde thereof, at places other than c street crossings, indicate and show s >uch intention of turning around g ;uch vehicles or crossing the center: f ?f the street by exhibiting his or her land in such a manner that other; c lsers of the street may be warned J ^ )f such turning or crossing. Section 5. That it shall be unlaw- j z * 1 * ~ '* anr 5>ni- i i lUI 10 pillK* *J I oiaau u**j ^ lial or vehicle for a longer period'e )f time than ten minutes, unless ^ oading cr unloading such vehicle md then only for such time as is s lecessary for such loading or unload-1 \ ng, in and on the following streets,!r )arts of streets and places in the i r Town of Newberry, namely: ;c On Maia street, from the intersec-! v ;ion of Holman street to the inter- Jt section of Vincent street; ' On Boyce street from the inter- < section of College street to the inter-' j section of Nance street (except as is f lereinafter provided); j J On Caldwell street, from the inter- j f section of Boyce street to the inter- j j section of Friend street; j On the square in front of and c i-rmind old court house (except s is is hereinafter provided); i c On the west side of McKibben : s street, from the intersection of Main j ? street to the intersection of Friend | j street; ,1 On the east side of Nance street,: j *rom the intersection of Harrington t street to the intersection of Boyce 2 street: jr On Nance street, from the inter- d section of Boyce street to the inter- r section of Main street (except as is hereinafter provided); ,f On the west side of Nance street, v n front of the fire house; ;t On Me west ck'e c Nance street from the infp*~ection of Mr:n ftre^t t :?> the irteriec ion ^f Friend stre? ] On tho we. t sidv? of. Caldwell J trcel: fror* the f 'l'orsection of t Kt*'erwi 'o the inverse-1ion of .'"hi.- ) ;tone street; \ * Dn the east side of College street, rom the intersection of Jenkins treet to the intersection of Friend treet; On the west side of Coates street, rom the intersection of Main street o the intersection of Friend street; On the east side of Thompson treet, fiom.-the intersection of Main treet to the intersection of Harringon street; On the vvn.-t side of Wilson street. rom the intersection of Main street o the intersection of Friend street; On the north side of Friend street, rom the Columbia, Newberry & ,aurens railroad crossing to the inersection of Wilson street; On the south'side of Friend street, n front of the postoffice; .. On the east side of Caldwell street, rom the intersection of Boyce street 0 the intersection of Jenkins street; On the south side of Harrington treet, from the intersection of Col2ge street to the intersection of Jance street. ! That the moving of a vehicle for a hort distance within such ten mintes so as li t to technically violate he provision of this section will not elieve any one from the provision hereof. Section C-. That on streets where he parking standing oT vehicles : allows;! . ;' ! permitted such vwhiles shall bv m. parked and stood as . have the curbing of the s'e walk n the* r'"h; ?.<:? of such vehicle and h:n c-i I . .. of !hs front ight wheels cf the vehicle and with1 three feet the right rear wheel he'reof; no vehicle shall at any time A - *< > ? ; r. n " ; ' ili'i' ydrar.t. cr \vithin five feet of any Ire el c/. .j s. v. 'th'n :i!.c feet of i.v c:hvv ' \ excevt as is ,;ere"... llCI* 1' ( 'il t!;' Jj.'Ui* . ' .11 ror.t of. a?T(i uround the 'Eoyce street If-e of thv ci,i court hou.se, rioter chicles iT.:\\ be parked, except immediately in front of the steps leadig to the second story of Said old ourt house and for six feet on either ide of said steps, provided such moor vehicles are parked so as to ront the old court house at right ngle to the curbing, with the front ,-heels not more than one foot from aid curbing and no part of any vefnrtt trt IC1C IU fj C tiusui uiaii viiw Avw w ny other vehicle. On the east side f Nance street, between Main and Joyce streets, public service cars, for transportation of persons, may park,! rovided they comply with the pro-; isions of this ordinance as to park-; i?. i Section 7. That in and on the fol-1 awing streets and parts of streets! i the Town of Newberry, to-wit: On Main street, from the intersec-; ion of Hoi man street to the intersec-; ion of Vincent street; On Friend street, from the Colum-| ia, Newberry & Laurens railroad j rossing to the intersection of Wil- ] on street; \ On Harrington street, from the in- j srsection of Thompson street to the 1 itersection cf Nance street; On Nance street, from the inter-1 ection of Harrington street to the! itersection of Friend street; On Caldwell street, from the interection of Main street to the interaction of Johnstone street; \On College street, from the inspection of Jenkins street to the inspection of Friend street; On Wilson, Coates and McKibben treets, between the intersections of aid streets with Main street and the itergections thereof with JfYiena treet, " it shall be unlawful for any peron driving or operating a vehicle f any kind, to turn around, or atempt to turn around such vehicle t any place in said streets except at treet corners and street intersecions. Section 8. Any person driving or operating a motor vehicle in the 'own of Newberry shall bring the ame to a full and complete stop. /hen, and just before, going into, ut of, of across, Main street at the ntersection of Wilson, Thompson, 'oates, College, Caldwell, McKibben nd Vincent streets; and at the inersection of Nance street with Main i.? crinfVi ciHp rvfv Main! 1/rc11 un liic otn w4V4v w ? treet, when turning from one of said treets into the other thereof; and /hen turning into College street from Joyce street or into Boyce street! rem College street; and when turn-; ng into Caldwell street from Boyce; treet or from Boyce street into j Caldwell street; and when turningi ntr> \:anpe street from Boyce street j ?r into Boyce street from Nance j itreet; and before turning: into Main; treet to the left from the square in j ront qf the old court house. Section 9. When the alarm of fire ' if the fire department is sounded in 1 he Town of Newberry, any and all! )ersons driving or operating; animals tnd vehicles in the town shall at once Irive said animals and vehicles to the ixtreme rifrht side of the street and vithin at least three feet of the sidewalk of the street and there stop the ;ame and keep the same standing 'or a period of full seven minutes, rhe provisions of this section shall lot apply to fire truc?s ana vemtico :onveying firemen, employees of the vaterworks department, fire apparaus and policemen responding to such ilarm of fire. Section 10. When a fire is in >rogress in the Town of Newberry aj ire district is, and shall be, estabished around the scene of such fire or a distance of three hundred feet; n each and every direction from the j joint of said fire; and the said fire listrict may at any time be increased ; md widened by the chief or acting! :hief of the fire department, when it; hall appear to said chief or the said icting chief that it is necessary or >roper to do so; and it shall be unawful for any person to drive or ilace any animal or vehicle within he limits of said fire district except mimals and vehicles conveying firenen, employees of the waterworks department, lire apparatus and police-; nen to the scene of fire. Sect-cii 11. It shall be unlawful or ar.y perse to inu.fere in any vay or to obs:.ruci in any manner he run^ln^, operating or driving of nv f; truck or ary veYcle conveyAg a ^reman fir' t.> '2imi -- v* r-',ic.'rr.an to a P.re i.: i- o dewberry, or to r* le cr f it. pc t o r-rt? w c?s ??jk^ r ivor r lov^je of i:*e 'ire j. policeman or is invited to ride on, ::Ucii fire track by an officer of the-j fire department or the duly authoriz- j ed driver of such fire truck. ^ j Section 12. It shall be unlawful j for any person to drive or operate j any animal or vehicle in the Town ! of Newberry while under the influ- : ence of intoxicating liquors or nar- j cotics. ; 1 Section 13. It shall be unlawful < for any person in the Town of New- : berry to use any animal or vehicle f without the consent of the owner i thereof, or to injure, interfere with r or to remove, without the consent of the owner, any vehicle or animal; i provided, however, that this section j a shall not aoplv to police officers and 11 to those assisting police officers in [ v the removal of animals and vehicles j from places where said animals and j vehicles have been left standing or j c parked contrary to the provisions of I s this ordinance. j \ Section 14. It shall be unlawful j c for any person under the age of fif- j c teen years to.drive or operate any!* motor vehicle on the streets and ? thoroughfares of the Town of New- j 1 berry; provided, however, that per-j-v sons twelve years of ?.ge and over; c may drive and operate such vehicles?j on such streets and thoroughfares i when conveying themselves or other j \ persons to. school or to church and I s when returning from school orrs church to their homes. ! t Section, 15. It shall be unlawful!: for nny person umiei* the a.cre ot > Qi- hL'.:cr years to drive or operate i t rr.y public service motor vchicle, for th-j tiir.h ; elation of passengers or j ( goods in the Town of Newberry. Section 1G. It shall be unlawful; < for r.'*v pr-r?on to run or operate ir. ; the Town of dewberry any gasoline j ; or oil motor vehicle which is not pro-1 viced with a suitable murder, where-j , by the no be from the exhaust gases j < of the engine is muffled, or to * use J j nrtv fJr>vir?A rmnmrtnlr irnrswn t) i . "cut out," whereby the exhaust gases ) are discharged without -passing through said muffler. Section 17. It shdll be unlawful for any person to drive or operate in ] the Town of Newberry any motor ve hide unless the same is provided with , a suitable bell or horn or other signal and be so constructed as to exhibit during the period necessary from or after sunseft until not necessary before sunrise a white light visi- j ble within reasonable distance in the j; direction toward which the vehicle is : proceeding and a red light in reverse ! direction: and. in case of heavy f^T,' if necessary, such lights shall be dis-; played in the daytime before sun&et 1 and after sunrise, provided, that all |; such lights shall not be focused to : give light beyond one hundred and j fifty feet in front and front lights . shall hmre attached dimmers which !; must be used when meeting another j; vehicle; and no spot light shall be { flashed on any car while said car is; in motion. j Section 18. The horn or bell or j other signal provided for in the pre- j ceding section of this ordinance! shall be used to give signals when J approaching or meeting any vehicle,. i ii Charter No. 6994. Report of Condi! PEOPLES NAT at Prosperity, in the State of South On March 1, 1920. , Resourc 1. a Loans and discounts, including (except those shown in b and c) - ^ * * l Z. uveraraits, unsecured 5. U. S. Government securities ownec a Deposited to secure circulation par value) f Owned and unpledged h War Savings Certificates and T] actullv owned Total U. S. Government securities 8. Stock of federal reserve bank (5< tion) 9. Value of banking house, owned ; 10. Furniture and fixtures 11. Real estate owned other than banl 12. Lawful reserve with Federal res2r 14. Cash in vault and net amounts du< 17. Checks on other banks in the sam porting bank (other than Item ] Total of items 13, 14, 15, 16, i 19. Redemption fund with U. S. Treasi Treasurer I Total I Liabilil 22. Capital stcok paid in 23. Surplus fund 24. a Undivided profits b. Less current expenses, interest a 28. Circulating notes outstanding.... 33. Cashier's checks on own bank ou Total of items 30, 31, 32 and 33... 34. Individual deposits subject to che< 38. Dividends unpaid Total of demand deposits (other deposits) subject to Reserve, item3 37, 38, and 39 43. Other time deposits Total of time deposits subject to 40, 41, 42, and 43 Total *0f the total loans and discounts interest and discount was charged at by law (Sec. 5197, Rev. Stat.), exclus charge not to exceed 50 cents was mac loans was none. State of South Carolina, County of Ne? I, L. W. Bedenbaughr Cashier of swear that the above statement is true belief. Subscribed and sworn to before me "^rrcct?Attest: A. C. Kibler, Ti rn<3, - ^ f- "9 Directors. f >erson, animal, or other living: obects, when necessary to attract their lttention, and when turning corners ind street intersections; and it shall >e unlawful to fail to give the sigials herein required and it shall be f ir.lr.wful to unnecessarily blew or sound such signals. Section 19. That it shall be unlawful for any person in the Town )f Newberry to use on any vehicle iny siren horn or whistle, except on ire trucks and on cars, or vehicles ised by firemen or policemen when. . esponding to an alarm of fire. Section 20. It shall be unlawful ?or any person to leave a vehicle of my kind on any street or in any pubic place of the Town of Newberry vhen parking is permitted for a longer time than twenty hours at a time. Section 21. It shall be the duty >f every person when moving or Parting any vehicle which has been ? >arked or stopped for any time to be:areful to see that his or her vehicleioes not collide with, or run into,my other vehicle Or any person or mimal either in motion or standing lear or parked close to his or her ,rehicle; and any person running his>r her vehicle backward for any pur lose shall be careful to see that nc >erson, animal or vehicle is In the vay and shall give proper warning or signal of his or he;* intention to runaid vehicle backward. Any failure o comply with the provisions of tbisection shall be heid and deemed to ?e reckless driving and a violation of his ordinance. Section 22. During and just pre *edir.g ary parade or public demon? 'ration, or when necessary to pre serve order or to protect life, liml r property, the Town Council, <>: Mayor or the Acting Mayor, may orIsv or direct that'any street or par~ )f a street r.hall noc be used by persons, animals or vehicles, or by certain classes of vehicles and animals^, md it shall be unlawful for any per son to violate such order* Section 23. All ordinances and' parts of ordinances inconsistent with this ordinance and the provisions hereof shall be, and are hereby, repealed from and after the time this ordinance goes into effect. Section 24. Any person violating: this ordinance, or any provision thereof, shall, on conviction in the: recorder's court of the Town of New berry, be punished by a nne 01 notmore than the sum of one hundred, dollars or by imprisonment in the town guard house or upon the public works of the town for a period of r.ot mere than thirty days. Section 25. This ordinance shall fro into effect on the 10th day of March, 1920. Done and ratified by the Town Council of the Towh of Newberry., South Carolina, in council assembled., and under the corporate seal of said town, on this the 24th day of February, A. D. 1920. EUGENE S. BLEASE. Mayor. Attest: J. W. CHAPMAN, Clerk and Treasurer, Town of~ Newberry, S. C. Reserve District No. 5. tion of The IONAL BANK *' ' - * . ?. . * * Carolina, at the Close of Business . . ' ' : ' \ ' **. I > ; 'V ^ rovlJo^Annle > 1VU19VVU1IW) ^ ...? ? $388,338.55 .....' 449.2T I: v (U. S. bonds $ 6,250.00 65,000.00 hrift.x Stamps 834.00 72,084.00"-) per cent, of subscrip1 onn nni JL ,4UU.VU and unincumbered. ... 1,639.61 1,400.00 ring house r~ 7,500.00 ^ ve bank 45,154.44 i from national banks.... 185,424.34 ' e city or town as reL6) 744.75 and 17 186,169.09 irer and due from U. S. 312.50 s 1 9v4"7 AV ties. $ 25,000.00" ? 20,000.00 14,367.64 nd taxes paid 1,123.84 13,243.80* 6,250.00 tstanding 2,906.01 2,906.01 % 2k 232.538.92 13.00than bank 34, 35, 36, 232,551.9$ 404,295.73" 404,295.73 $704,247.4? ' shown above, the amount on which rates in excess of those permitted. rive of notes upon which total5 le, was none~ The number of such-. gVlorrv C? ' the above named bank, do solemnly ) to the best of my knowledge andL. W. Bedenbaugh, Cashier. this 9th day of March, 1920. E. W. Werts, Notary Public. * * wS .. _ j; w