The Bamberg herald. (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, May 19, 1921, Page 4, Image 4
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ESTABLISHED APRIL, 1891.
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Published Weekly at Bamberg, S. C.
Entered as second-class matter April
1891, under Act of March 3, 1S79.
"$2.00 PER YEAR.
Volume 30. Xo. 19.
Thursday, May 19,1921.
Citizens' Military Training Camp.
The following announcement from
headquarters fourth corps area concerning
a civilian training camp is of
special interest to civilians residing
within the following named states: !
North Carolina, South Carolina. Geor'
gia, Alabama, Florida, Tennessee,!
Mississippi and Louisiana, which are j
located within the territory covered I
"by the fourth corps area.
Location, Date and Duration.?
There will be a citizens' training camp
this summer at Camp Jackson, Co-:
lumbia, from July 18 to August 17,
1921, along the lines of the early j
Plattsburg camps, for the purpose of;
training such civilians as mav be se-|
selected upon their own application.;
Duration of camp, one month.
Eligibility and Qualifications.?
Those eligible are physically fit male!
citizens who have passed their sixteenth
birthday and who are not over
S5 years of age. Applicants must1
have average general intelligence and!
be of good moral character. Xo educational
qualifications are necessary j
or required.
Application for Admission.?Each
candidate for admission shall file a:
certificate from a qualified physician j
stating that his health and strength
are adequate for the*course of-train-;
ing; such certificate to be on official;
blanks furnished the applicant: also!
*s porfi fi from a ephrtnlmocfov
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clergyman, priest, or rabbi: to the
effect that candidate is of good moral
character and average general intelligence.
Expenses.?Accepted candidates
will be furnished transportation from
their homes to the camp and return,
and travel rations for the necessary
number of days' travel, or he may be
reimbursed by the government for
actual cost of meals for time actually
consumed in travel at a rate not to
exceed S3.on ^er day. In lieu of such
fransrortation and meals they may be
paid five cents per mile for the distance
by the shortest usually traveled
routes from their homes to camp and
return.
Upon arrival at camp, the candidates
will be furnished clothing,
meals, eo,uipment, ammunition, etc.,
at government expense, for the duration
of the camp.
Scope of Instruction.?Scope of instruction
includes the school of the
soldier, squad, and company; small
arms rifle practice: guard duty;
camping and marching; individual
cooking; care of equipment; personal
ivgiene, physical development, discipline
and moral.
Civilians who are interested and
desire application blanks or additional
information, can obtain same by
addressing Major F. R. Lang, U. S.
. army, Carlisle school, Bamberg, S. C.
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of the Treasury Department at 1
lost a dollar in or through a Nation
EE FIRST NATIONAL BANK AT BAMBERG, IN THE STAT
BUSINESS ON APRIL 28, 1921.
)URCES.
liscounts $196,617.2S Capital stock paid in .
Surplus fund
acceptanc^ Undivided Profits
52,337.08 Less current expenses
$144,280.20
,'cured, $1,147.13 1,458.16 Amount due to Feder
1: Net amounts due to :
ment securities ' 50.00 cashier's checks on o
c 1,438.62 Demand deposits (otl
3,195.48 serve (deposits pay
:ing house .... J 2,498.51 Individual deposi
- on ca Time deposits subject
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! city or town of reporting eluding all obligate
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LIABILITIES. I
$ 30,000.00 |
3,500.00 I
$7,903.16 1
, interest and taxes paid .... 2,869.03 a
. 5,034.13
al Reserve Bank (deferred credits).... 1,800.45 -* /
national banks 1,441.08 |
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ier than bank deposits) subject to re- I I
able within 30 days): !
ts subject to check 37,024.76
to reserve (payable after 30 days, or
or more notice, and postal savings):
losit (other than for money borrowed) 45,865.06
32,987.01 ;
,han with Federal Reserve Bank (in- j
)ns representing money borrowed oth- ^
) 10,000.00
$168,241.00 I
e statement is true to the best of my knowledge 1
W. A. KLAUBER, President. |
-orri to before me this 9th day of May, 1921. 9 A
E. L. PRICE, JR., Notary Public. ||
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