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No. 10606 ,teserve District. No. 6 - tReport of Condition 'of the ENTERPtRISE NATIONAL DANK ut Laurens, it the State of South Caroluin, at the Close of lusiness on De. cembor 31, 1919. RE11SOU4R0l0S Lxoans and discounts, including rediscounts . .... .... .... .... $534,800.34 U. S. Government securities owned: Owned and unpledged .... ..................$ 24,050.00 War Savings Certificates and Thrift Stamps actual-. - ly owned .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 846.00 21,896.00 S9curlitles, other than U. . bonds (not including stocks), owned and unpledged ......... .... .... .... .... :3,000.00 Stock of Federal Reserve Bank (50 per cent of subscription).... 3,760.00 Value of banking house, owned and unincumbered .... .... 22,000.00 Furniture and fixtures .... .... .... ............. ........ . 3,680.00 Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank .... ... . ... .31,681.85 Cash In vault 'and. not amounts (ie from national banks .... 55,794.54 Checks on other banks in same city or town as reporting bank 8,791.90 Total of above two items .... .... .... .... ....$ 64,586.44 Chodka on banks located outside of city or town of reporting bank and other cash items .... .... .... ..... .... .... .... 13,341.70 Interest earned but not collected---approximat--on Notes and Bills Receivable not past due .... ....' .... .... .... .... 2,750.00 Total .............................................. $7041,386.33 IlMlMATIMES Capital stock paid in .... ...... . ... .... . .... ........ ... . $1.00,000.00 Surpi us fund ...... ........ ... .... .... .... .... ... . 25,000.00 Undivided profits . .... ........ .... ... .... .... .... .....20,414.15 Interest and discount collected or credited in advance of ma turity and not earned-(approximate) .... .... ... . .... 2,750.00 4 ashIer's checks on own bank outstanding.. ... .... ..... .. 1,029.75 .Demand deposits (other than bank deposits) subject to lReserve (deposits payable within 30 days): individual de posits subject to check .... .... .... .... .... 289,-0 1.3. Certificates of deposit due in less -than 30 days (other than for money borrowed) .... .... ... .... .... .... .... :11,960.00 Dividends unnaid .... ....--- - -... .... .... .... .... -1.197.50 Total of demand deposits (other thaibat de posits subject to fReserve .... .. . . $325,561.34 'I'miiie deposits suibject to Reserve (payabi ter 30 days, or sub ject to 30 (lays or more notice, a d postal savings) Certificates of deposit (other than for money borrowed) .... 112,146.33 Other time deposits .... .... ... . .. .... ..I.. . .... .... 117,15.1.26 rota! of time deionsits subtject to reserve .... $229,600.59 Total .... ... . .... .... .... .... .. ............ .... $70 386 State of South Carolina, County of -14AurenS. h , C. e . Roler, Cashier of the above-named iank, do solemnly s-wear that the above statetnenti. is true to. the best of my knowledge and belief. C. II. ftOPMIR, Cashier. Suslcribed anld sworn to before me this 10th (lay of January, 1920. . G. IIAlalEl.;, Notary Piubhlic. Correct--Attet: S. .\M. Wilkes, . .M. Wasson, C. 1. Klennedy, Directors. 26-it-A No. 10652 lIeserve Distriet. No. 3 leport of Condition of tle 1,A UilE NS N A TIONMt I . N K it lanorens, In ithe State of Suith r('rolina, at ihe Close of liusiness il le. cember 31. 1910. Lonans and discoiuts, including rediscoints ................ $290,59 1.19 Overdrafts, secured, $7,050.00: insecured, $1,32.10. ..... ..... . ,37R. 10 -. -S. Governmen i securities owned: Owned and unpledged .... .... .... .... .... ...$ 60,750.00 War Savings Certifleates and Thrift Stamps actually owned .... .... .... .... .... ..... .3 i.0 , . tgel Securities, other'r than t . S. bonds tunot inclIding stocks), ow ned and impedge .... .... .... .... .---.-... .... .... ....... 14.1550.00 Stock of Pederal Ieserve Bank (50 iier ceit. of subscription) .... 2,700.00 Value of banking house, owned and unineumbered .... .... .... 21,904.5.5 IPurniture and fixtures .... .... .... .................. .. : .190 Al nual ausitue ownei oLner mhan wunk ing Jiise - . 5.00 lawful reserke witt Federal teserve mank . ..... . 0.65 (*ash in vault and net amounts due from national banks . ... 61,109.25 ClIecks on other banks inl samile city or town as reporting bank 23,710.90 Total or above two items . ---. .. . ... .... .... $ 81,820.15 'a otal ... .. .... ... ... . ......... ... .:... .... ... . ... '%lpltal stock 1Paid In............................r)0,04)0.00 i urplus fund ......-- --- -.......-..........-10,000.00 inaivided proits .... .......... ...... ... ... . .... ........ .... ..:3.89 Interest and discount. collected or credited in advance of' ma turity and not earned-(approximate) ... .... .... .... 2.800.00 Net amounts due to banks, bankers and trust companies .... 36,570.47 -Certifled checks outstanding .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 75.00 Cashier's checks oil own bank outstanding ....1............... :1,700.2.1 Total of above three items .... .... .... .... ..$ 50,3-15.71 jemand deposits (other than bank deposits suibject to ltesen'( (deposits payable Within 30 days): Individual deposits subject to check . .. .... .... .... 2110,87.1.78 DIvidends unpalid .... .... .... .... 1,7118.00 Total of demand deposits tother th n bank de posits) subject. to Reserve........... .... $212,042.78 Tine deposits subject. to Reserve (payabi fier 30 (days, or sub. ject to 30 (lays or mtore notice, i postal savings): Certificaltes of deposit. (other than fo money borrowed) ..,. . : .238 Other time deposits ........ . ... -.. . . .. . .. ... ... ... ..1.,4 721 31 Total of time deposits subject to Reserve .... .... $ 90,248. 19 Bills payable, other than with Federal Ieserve Bank (inciiding all obligations representing money borrowed other thtan re discounts .... .... - . - - .- - . ..-. .... .... .... 000.00 Bills payable with Federal Iteserve Bank .... .... ..... . ... 25,000.00 1A ibihities other than those above stated: Teserve to adjust mar Icet valite of bonds .... .... .... .... .... .... .... ....5 5 7 Total................ ...... ...... ...... ..........$50 1, S85.f; I State of South Carolina, County of 'laurens. 1, .1. J. Adams, 'ashier oP file above-namied bankld sol(nily swea r that tihe above statemnit Is true 'to the best of my knowledge and belief. .1. J. ADAMS, Cashier. E'ubscribed and sworn to before Ine this 12th day of .January. 1920. ... W. It. MeCtilEN, Notary lublie. Correct. Al! WN. it. IJi(chey, ('. M. Miller, If. K. Allken, Directors. 26- 1t.-A No. 10859f Ilteserve 11strIct No. S FAIIMEIRM NATIONAL li.ANh al Laurei, tiu (he State of Soulti Carollii, at Hu. ('lost of lliisi ess m De. eember :11, 1919. LOanls anid disCoils, including rediscouts .m. . . . . i '. . Govermen 1 cui tietIi's owIed: Ownecnm and un1 pledged .... ............................ Sec(utritics. other hlan 1. 8. honids (n )ot inleii'iin n stocks) (wlied and111 inpledgd C.... ... . . Stock of Federal I'serve lank (51) per (ceit of sibscript Ion FurnItre and fixtures .... .-.......................... Law ful reserv with ederal Rieserve Bank .... ... ... .... ('a'*h In vault and not amounts (ie from natio, ii I is .... 1), 188.09 Checks oil banks located outside of city or town or -eji ng bank and other cash items. .... .... ....-...... ......... Interest earned but not collected---a1)proxim ate- on Notes and Bills Iteeeira'ble tint past due .... .... . I . . .,20.0 Total ............ ..... ............ ... .... .... .... $535,923.90 lMI ~Ti 1.s Capital stock paid in ............. .... .... . .... .. ........ .... $ 50,000.00 Surplus fund ...... ........ ....... .. .... 10000.00 Undivided proflts .... .... .. ...............$ 35,159.1 Less current exienses, interest, and taixes pald .... 26,728.52 8,787.12 Interest and discount collected or credited in advance of ma turity and not earned-(approximate) .... .... .... .... :1,200.00 Casilior's checks on own bank outstanding .... .... .... .... .1,080.36 )emand deposits (other than bank deposits) subject to Rteserve (deposits payable within 30 days): Individual deposits subject to check .... .... .... .... .... 2 62,124..69 j Certificates of deposit (1ue in less than 30 days (other lthan for money borrorwed) ... .... ....- ....... .... .... 19436.-2 Dividends tinpaid .... .... .................... .... Total of demand deposits (other than bank de posits) subject to reserve .... .... .... ....$282,055. 11 'Ae deposits iutbjet to Re.servo (payable after 30 (lays, or thl ject to 310 days or moro notice, and postal savings): Certificates of deposit (other than for money borrowed) .... 100.,611.50 Other time ( posits .... .... .: -... .... .... .... ... 75,903.8 I Total of t ine deposits subject to Itest 1'v( .... .....5 176,518.3 1 Liabilities other thatn those above stated .. .-... .... .... .... 1.282A117 "'Total .... .... .... .... ... -........ ................$535,923.90 State of South Carolina, County of 'Laurens.n I, Clyde T. Franks, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and heller. CLYDE T. PIIANKS, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 12th day of January, 1920. .1. W. THOMPSON, Notary Public. Correck-Attest: J, S. iMachen, C. +. Kennedy, M. J. Owings, 111rectorn. 26.1t-A 4TEEL WORKEMS - -Su.KE ENDED WVps (4illed iaSeptember .nd .n volved Many Menl. Telegram From National Comnittee to American Federation of Labor and Union! Heads Say Public Opposed Theml. Pittsburgh, Jan. 8.--The strike in the steel mils and furnaces, -called September 22, and -which at its iceCP Lioi involved 367,000 men, was oflic-. lally called off here tonight by the national committee after an all day meeting, Announcement that the national commitlee had decided to proceed no firther was contained in a telegram sent to the headquarters of the American Federation of iLabor in Washington, to the heads of all in teriational unions inlterested and to the organizers mnd field meni ii all strike districts. "T.he steel corporation,'" ile Iele gram salid, "with tie active assist anel of tire press, the Courts, the fed Oral troops, state pblice antd many lmtlic ollicials, have deiled steel workers their rights of free speech, free asseimblage and the right to organize, and by this arbitrary and ruthless misuse of power have brought a1bout a. condition which has coimpell ed the national committee for organ izing iron and steel campaign is now at an end. A vigorous campaign of education and reorganization will I be Inmediately begnn and will not ceese un1til industrial .ustice in the steel in dust ry ha.s beeni achieved. All steel workers now are at liberty to return to work, 'pending preparation for tile next big organ ization movement." The telegram was signed by John Witzpat rick, chiairman: 1). .1. )avis, vice-president of lie Amalgamated Association olf Ironl, St eel and Tinl Workers; l'dward .l. Evais, Inter nat iolnal 1'n ion of El et rica I Work Williaim lannoni, iterilational I'l'non of, .\acinist, and1( William X. l ostr secrtary of tle committee. 'ihi e otlie's of Ile committee lire -will Ie mailitained for aboit.i a iiionthIi willie the businjess of tle strilk' is ) ing wounld up, and III comisimhsary de partien t will continue to look after needy former strikiers antd thelir fain tille, ullntil theo menl have obtained vm ploymeont. Steel comilpany exeitives saId they were not. si'rplised thai the strike had been called off, as the strikers have been drifting back to work for several months. lany mills, it was added, have long ago been able to op crate full time with full forces. W. Z. Poster later announced his rcsignation as secretary-treasurelr of' tile strike committee and said he wouild be succeeded by J. (1. Brown of Fkverett, fornmer' president of the Timber Workers' union. Drown Is to asstune offlee February I. IiOOVEI EXPLAINS EUROPEAN CIEDITS FuropeI) Coirld be Fed Until Next lIar vest by $5,l0,000 in ('redits, lie Washington, .htni. 12.-lEstalishbi ment through the Unitedi States Girain Corporation of $150,000,000l In credits would feed Elurope tint ii nex I. harvest wviotit imiposinig any buiirden on1 Ami ericani taxilayers, I lerbert Ifloover to day told the house ways anid means romitllItee whicuhogan considerat ion of Secreta ry G Iass' rtiuest, for auth or I ty to adlvanie' thait muichl rromi lie Ura~in ('orlioration finids. Eairly hay menuItiof lihe Ioanis miadl miul be roanlltedt uponi. .\lrI. I loovr sarid. hei finan clii rolem of' laeedn ''uroei ic ofttn m al r al the ih hituwith food ler~ u infome thercoyi linen t expaiit lo ni.: igi I lu ' \lenty of (cashpe het still was in shaet btln ditioalf ood. it boratife thrmighthptifroe finantoiahtnnllio "oRemirsaneo mon n11e sis t hightli Thf Chiy,"ldrer Funad, axllraining lonmet .eont ton andh half ilieiny ile of h uitil ie bnabck to heai adinlfood nt'pa, I looer prid tlite that iro flo to aiedghailin mdollar monit wol e spentth' i in is lie tCed lrs tund, aoni E oranrz lef In th nareingtw and a hawili nelin Ichbideareuoed to back of heiv "food daft" lan, hloerii saiit(d, din thleIrat~i i' as -wa1 taid'*edeiby banks eind oardpiaechrt.,nldn lef in enaes, anddwil fthe' Jeish a ine dstibt Ion. thsF torgn govein nt, he( Unitd haveo agried toi the perityn for its tuean tiicitilel s. ('lt abtoad"' ats well as lierfom a iunmanttaarian seivice. Gr""3's Tasteless chill Tonilc oat eres vitalIty anid energy hi'ripurifying and4 ca ichingj the blood. You can soon fo eeit Strenth nind. Invtje etnai Effrct l"us 01n,. BRYAN PRtEA01IES HtATIFICATIfN Delares T1'reaty Shoulti lie lintiled Before .an1. 141, With ConmcsIons. Iincoln, Neb., Jan. 12.-William .Jennings Bryan told members of the IUincolin columereial cliu) here today, it was infinitely inore Important that the treaty be ratified before January 16 with concessions by both sides i. the treaty fight than to continue a state of war for fourteen months un til the Polte could decide i favor of ratilleation at the coming elections. Mr. Bryan expressed the belief that the senate would ratify the treaty by next Friday so the United States could enter the league( of nations at its first session on that day. .lie delouteed what he said were a-ccusationls of leptiblicant newspapers that there had been a split. in tho Democratic Party over the league covenant. The iost iniportant thing, he de clared, was to secure ratifleation of the treaty and if comprontise efforts to this (1n(1 between Democratic and Iteputblican senators failed, the inatter coulld he tirned over to the Republi cans who wouldi be responsible if it. was not settled to the satisfaction of the people. ,ir. lHryan reiterated his denial of a "bre:k" i between him ad President Wilson over the treaty. Neither knew what the other was going to say rela five to he t reaty prior to t he .Jack 1sonl Day banqinet recently held at. Washingtont, he declared. Following another address her to day before the state consitituioial Convention on "the fundatental prini ciph's of a1 state (onstitution," .\lr. IhTran vill leave for Oi1h.1 where to Itight lie will address a politieat meet i -iIh sncessful season. Oil utexi 'lesday evening at tho ,aureis Opera liouise one of1 ou r favorite nutrisical attraclions of t he yeari will be scein Vhen . \Ir. ilarvey ). Orr offer.-, his brand new prodlictiot of the -.\iiiiion ioilar I iol in Paris' a 'ontinuante of the fainous "Doll" stories. Afteri fou r years of uinsurpassed success it all the Flast ernl cities .\lr. Orr arranged with the author to have a new editiotn written for this sea SOn's tour retaining the sane familiar claract'Iers of Jasper, ditalvin .\Meek. man, Gloriana and the Professor but giving the "Doll" some iew and start Iing adveitittres in Parls. With a company of forty people headed by I Harold ). Orr, tle original "Jasper .Jackson," a bevy of some of Broadway's pret tiest girls singing and dantcing twenty tieful new song hits the ".\lillion Dollar Doll in Paris" promises to eclIpse all previou s ree ords of tish, Well I kniown-muiitsical sit cess. .\Ir. Orr announces this new edi ion to be positively iew inl every re spect atid without a doubt fithe great est of al htis " ol1"' s.uces_ses. ThtIe adIvancue sale wilt open1 today at P'owe's Driug St ore. Prices $'.l0. $1.50 andr $1 .00. Let T . - l i es t way to ite|lita li ccl wi Ii hthe l'oi taniltt <lurablie. dTy weot We ire it parit 0r lh<i ((verhaul.tt 1)r'tiveI in anto linnaout t............... -ITour i in:f.............. to tcelel . . . E. Main Street OWEN BROS. MARBLE & GRANITE CO. DINSIGNERS MANUFACTURERS ERECTORS Dealers in everything for the ceme tery. The largest and best equipped mon umental mills in the Carolinas. GREENWOOD, - - - S. C. - An s hip this bunde tIUERX The H1ges PD ce EKrKa That's Wha"t You'H Get from SiUEEPT" WE WANT 'EM N V-AD WiL ' . T3 i ET 'MEl t Black 13.00 to i.00Ti.00 In 10.10 9J( li-0 Y 6.15 i0 7.tl.o Heavy Furre d 12.>0 to 10.00| 9.00 o 8.00 7.00 te 6,0 . . .5 5.110 to 3.50 Orlinary - 9.09t0 8.(' 17.00 to 6.06 5.00 to 4.50 4.5 3/*.t 43.11 3.06 Fine, Dark 22.00 to 18.G0 16.00 to 1.00 11.00 to (i.00. in . . to ..60] Usual Color 15.09l 12.00 11.00 to .00 18.00 to 6.50 3.0to .0 6.00to 3.00; Pa l 11.0to90 8.00to 7.00| 6.00 A 5.00 4.50 to 4.00 4.50 to2 __M U SKRAT winter 6.00 to 5.00 4.75 to 3.75 3.50 to 2.75 12.50 to 1.5 2.50 to Is) F 4. t13.75 1 .50 to 2.75 2.50 in 2.001 1.75 to 1.91 1.75 h 1.25l These extrencly high prices for South Carolinla Furs are 1an-d o: the well-known "SHUBERT" liberal grading and are quoted for immne diate shipment. No. 3, No. 4 and otherwise inwrior skins at highest-. market value. Ship your Furs now-when we wint 'em. I.?0.'1 get "more money" and get it "quicker" too. "SHUBERT'9 RETURNS WILL MANE YOU4 PP SHIP TODAY-AND KEEP 'EM COMIANG' FAST THE UNIVERSAL CAR - here Be No Discords on ofiI 15l. in , itir i I L Jom iely I I I I I i i ista it as n :n m- Jill omeia- i l'i jia (I uhpS11 iniarg t ha prpely equ~i ne toi~ig ilt~i i 1111use lliitautin part ly je t h-iz n nei ilFor is Aro thry tAsr ~ j, A 7ra d m r bn l md e.tt I In mti ft- 821. pa t ,a d i i7o n i to y E m- <- t m- 851 . , I. C.l WALDROP . herne n B e h Nho AriCord s Wi Il 111c i - it pric Vr i i T1:li e e . .. .. . . .. . i c500 .0d : 15 .,:; 11 0.11 ;;1) i 5;1. 1 , . CI. W ALDROP14.(1,,,1. , d ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 1n -n Ilehlislal 11( o' ,,