The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, January 11, 1922, Image 6

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YOUNG PEOPF.E, A TTENf N 7: 1 ri- is U sioe , of (Ii Natutlta Asrliaovtl: of . taesCuiii. Inre . n Iw k-1ented statw,-tha u t . chai of eeiool hi i :r (.ita I u:.. SPARTANOURO. S. 0. Nhu- it\. I10W052 Dlet ilstict No. V! par(i' o( Coldition oi the I. \l 1 N T10 \ l1, It % N k 1 Z . u ns . .. . . . .,... houd s~~ .- ., ,e u j i s l , . . . . .. . . .. . .. . . . . .. . :; 0 .0 1~~~~. .4 11F.xttir ! rc: t \, I w t , I-e a v i s r I i"anI)k . . .. . . .. . . .. . . . . 2 , N .t ill % a h an unol unt1 m11, duet Ifron11ot imtonll an Iks . . .. . . .. . . .. 17 , I 9.7 7 .\n1u1inl dIII from Slate ban1zks, hn.'IIlirs, aI trust c('Impanlies in tIhe i'nit'd Ntates (other th -1- i ini above two items) ....... ...... 65.71 Cheeks on wili.e bank.s in Ohe sitneo city 01' towIn as reporting IIk 2,055..'o.2 Total if ahove three itews.... .... ......... .... ....$ 19.911.00 ''otil .... .... .... .... .... .... ... . .... .... .... .... $352,353.99 1 Alit bITII.S Cpitap l tock paid in .... .......... ...... .... .... .... .... ...$ 50,000.00 ..i r p lu. f.tl ..... .... .... ..... . .... .... .... .... ..... ....... 50.000.00 S 1ndi 1 iiiiI IroIit. .... ........ .... .... .... .... ....$ 456. 18 lIes'ceved f'r iinei e.-.t ainia taxes. n ieil d .... . .... .... .. 2,0Sot0.00 lIeservid for Dep. in IAts. .... .... .... .... .... .... . 9.3... 1:12.52 9, 1 9.00 .\iiioilt duiei to Statle balnks, hallkirs. V.t trilst coipanies in the Ilnited States-. and foreign conltries . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . :307. 10i ashier''s heeks oIn iwn hank outstandig .... .... .... .... 6.....1,19.57 To al of abm.ove two iteis .... .... .... .... .. ....$ 1.776.97 Ilemanl de4-posils ,4ht'i' Iha hanki 1111111i deposits) suhjecl. to Ileserve ( dpot iits payable withint :0 days): Inivi a l si S ubject to check .... .... .... .....$. .. . .... .7. .nhed unai ... . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . 191 Total of <h-man11d deposils; (other than11 hanlk de positsl lui r o lItts iv( . . .. . .. .. . . .. . . .. $l . i . Tiine deposilS, Sub11.4I to I(eser'i'e I iayabl aIfter 30 1l daiys, oir sub.iiet I0 :1M day: or mo(re not ice. a nl postal saviligs I: ('ertilientes, of depo~sil lother thanl fk r Iloney horroweid) . . .. . . .. 14I.G31.91 0ther tiinh. ih' .si .... ... .... ...... .. 51.1 10.e. Total cf Iiili' deposils suiect to Ilbeerve . . . . . .. $ 91.772.92. Hills payable. hielr than with PIederal tesri've lank linieludiling all oblietilolls repreenting.ll lmoney horlrowed other tian re discolnisi .... .... . .... .... .... .... .... .... .... . .000.0( ililtS payali with Federal Ilewivie ank .... .... . ...... ..... 15.000.0l Totial . 1.......... ........... .. . . ... . ... .... .. .. .. . . . . . . ...52,353.9!1 Sitate of South a(trolilna, CouyilotV if uiiren's. 1. Ge'o. II. Blakely. Cash'r ()l lt. -above-iamlied balii, ldo soleiinly sweal that tihe abtiovi slatement is true to tlt, best ot iny knowledge and helief. (. II. libA K 0IAY, Cashier. SibiaI it1.14l sworn to before lle this 9th day of .lanuary, 1922. i.AiWItliNC1-1, . ROlP. Notary Purtblic. Correcl .\lt-St: .1. .1. Adam11s, C. .11. .\iller, W. It, Rlichey, lairector. lReport of ('indiftion of Ilie I:N' I-:.Pl IS -: N.VI'llON.AL i.N AK AiI .auIe i il tle Stite of South11 ('a rolinn., at ilie close of blin1iies4 on De 1. mber 31,. 119 41. !fi lln disco ut', inc ldin , rediscounilts ..... .... ,611.31 .'bs :1n1d hill. r-edi:'conl ed ar- i h l ederal I{c.,;erve I llanik iAste thlan hanlk ar e l n e Oldl .... .. 1;1, 1702 $:77 0 .S. r n n e uri i' s n Al 9 0l1 r ('Ilihed St ()\*s Govern ie l - i Securvit les . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22,0011.11 Other boinis sIlks si-enrifit's, Oi .: . .. . ... . . .. . . .. . . .. . . I1: , ,.350.0 1 Ki~lkl ill.- I loulse. :**.W'2 . l0.0 : Fitrnllit1if-r :1 td fixture-s, I,. Il:i.o0 . . . . ,. :.0 vfu1 reo; r-. I. ili F h -A Ite w r - I t:l onk . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . 1 , 1 h inl val and .1114n1 dul I'r m v:lli ow b iuliss . . .. .. .. . . .. 1; 1.-27. btk i in n i~ ' w s repartinn- hanlk .. .. T. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . .' - a li;i l ble of i t il l.o townl of po in .... .. . ih- ..... .... .... .... .... .... .... ' lorl ( if ('atli....I .n.. ..- . . ... ... .. .. . .. . . h O h i \ ll t i -.a . .rv . .n (i.li ; 'To l1.... .... .... ............ .. .. .... ........ .... . .mtto, d.. to t. \l.. .- . . . :.......... V ' b i . . .a r. \ -\.i.. . \\ 'ii . . . . . .i . ... ..... .\. .. .. n ... i , 8o .9. -olil Ifse v I I IrI INo. ()a of e tw1tlj'm ( of....d ..i.n ofthe F lills th \w- \To U i, !)) t.\N ~ f -iniu -l~)st (o1:e th-nn South E1rolion.,t; Sni theP clos of bsine-a, n tV d~l ( 'tnii '.inutl in, rhedi......n........ ......10 1.1. fi'n o ciluetilt bak In leu t ians old .... thIn $'.:75,or mnefy bnsred.......... ......... ..........,... ............97 - ~~~~ ~ol NI. vtermn(Ws.-iie wnd Dvdhnd- I'nipd SllsGvrintreriis......... .. 2,4000.00 T No f, II -cl Ienrtiesl ( e . . .. .....1 . .. . ur il Ire and fix nrle.: ... .... --v....... ......... ... . .'.. . 2:525 'F~awm e seTs w~~jit t l''e erl e (pae ve Bt'ake ... .... ... .he..t .0 !1 s Ilt va fmun do omt I I ilinal balns .... .. . Il,]77. Nerb on an d i of liv (other h Wo ron o' reIrn h ad oter n1ites v...... ......... .... .... .... ....... ..... .:- 1.'I17 Total .F . .I m , .... .... .- - .. .. . . .... ... . ..$ . . . . . $ 0 1 .19 Cap a t 'k id nav C w i n ....ral .... r- ....'.. .. .... .... .... .... .... . l.,011000 Olus. otNhe ....n I . c. . .b. . .t.i.n.l.... .... .... .... ..... .,010.10 oandi l.de..r.s ..... ..... .... .... .... .... ................$2 97 i AmOtnt d... to. nat.n. hanks .... 1.... .... .... .... .... .... 4.(;7.90 ashi r's i cheek onl .w han ou..td.. tanding. .. . .. .. . .. .. . . .. . . . . 3 4 S T ota of ah ve t o ite s .... . ... ...; .... ....$ 7,934.;7 Demand deposits (ohe ihni bank ofteposits)sbec ton k 1tesVem ' (denogitst navsble within .10dy: Individual deposits mubljoet. to theek , . .... .... . (0. 891. 7A Certi etes of dsnt t d e In less t he20 days (otof erv than for m oney borrowed) -.. - .-- ..- ..-- .. ... . .... .... .... .... .... 21.1 R078 D ividends unipaid ---. ---- ---- .--- .. .... .... .... .... 2,400.00 Total of demnd dlennits (other. thn bankl de posita) nilne t in Resewrve . . ... . . .. . . .. . . .. $ 94.42-1.52 Time deposits subject to Rteserve Oavhl nftor 30 dayo. or subject to 30 davQ or mr% notice, and) notal NvirgP)c ertolales of dePosit (other than for r Onwy hor rowed) .... .d. 2D ir c rs. Oth mn. #Ime( (loonnsifn .. . .. .... .. . ... .... .... . ... .... 45.892.4fi Total of time deposits suhJect -to Pecterve , ... .... $ 74,523.30 HjIlls nayalble with Federal Res~erve'Rink -.... .... .... . ... ... . 4.2AA Oft labilities other than thoste aibove staitntd .... .... ..., .... .... 7R ! 7 T otal .... .... .... .... .... .... .... ..... .... .... .... $246-62 7 Sil State oif 1.9outh Carolina. Coufnty of Lapurens. 1. clyde T. Franks, Cashier of the above-namned hn"'I (1 solomo- -. thalt the pbove statement Is true1 to the hosct of hv k~lnow?(ledg and beting. Cl LYD1, T. VRA1NKLS, CA-QhIlr. Subscri-bed and~sworn to before mo thIs Ath dov of .Tahuliary, 19922. VIRWINIA 31AJOR . VOI0ES DENIAL "Never Shot a it Man in 31.y Lfe." Did Not Fire Htol. Washington, Jan. i5.-Sweeping de nial of charges that he had slot two of his mlenl while Ik command, ':art of the Twenity-nilti div isioi, w asin the thick of the .\rgonne nighting, vis m1ade before1 a : enatev inlvestH11iltin c:)n1Irittee nllay by A.\tj. H1. I". Op'' .1ault'cn. \s.. ; ll :I a a d-zel :n.' I i t d I ( ( ( pita I W I he insae. IT w itn eS .Inaitevl C. Smlith1, decclarel (that whi "e in at dugout with three colirad'(e all fouir Germlan', prlisoneri Mlajor Oie enteired, shot and killed a soldier thenI ordered tile body removed, 'w ithout I once littering ia word. In rapid Succession -tle comlrades mentioned by Smith went oil the stand and swore they saw no such killing, that they were not inl the dugout, and that they knew f 110 evidence whatever to support tile clhain ges. And then at fte r 1ha If a lozen of Major Opie's m(en h1a( testilled that. they itver heard of his shooting a1 soldier in Fralnce or anywhere e1se, tihie 1ma jor hiliseif spoke inl his onIl defeinse, duclaring there was Io word of tilith in tile lecu.-ations and that hle "llever shot a m1an1 ill lly life." Breaking downu while witnesses were telling the cor mmit.tee that for his services in the Argoilne offensive. endinig i a1 hospital, Wounded, heo was i wa rdeii the distinguisied service cross, the legion of h1onor and tIhe croix de guelre with two palms, Ma jor Opie quickly r'ecovered hIs com posilre an(d calmly, (iuietly, but with great emphasis atsse rted that lie ievel fired 1 revolver all h the timtle lie was iln the arily. Major Ople explained inl detail Iow% he had attempted to get his menv11 iln a ilne after they had been demoral ized and were running wildly, some salyinig they had beeni Ordered to re tr1at1, while others -were shouting that th' enemy was approaehing. A tense situation (eveloping suddenly, follnd him alon1e in tlie effort to refolim th lines, at tile ilolln t hie was w itliout ide a rmsi'I, lie was wearing a raincoat the insigna of' which was coverd with 11111d, and4 it was with ditliculty that Ie cold iake the Illel halt. I took a1 ritte andl firod wi ." he said, "l Itmw in! ' lfe(ty well wilat I was doi . One :doL liie'd lin le air and <im i('n the gr1oumi. Nolm- va hit. .\fer I tired the li . '1tel' d mlId I gIot th ni ill ampe, pi1lIInu l ii n nor 1 brng all th(e h r wa ifII a (* tder o h ~ a 1-cl: 2. 1izoI :1 1 o mh' l id 14 -11,1-' .nti i t ihal h il i no fit i:'l. i e t~ l ie . itl ia\%,il ;I I iT t i i Iw . ith the a : . I .' de oad, wh m111h s.. dit s ilahioratl'1y h n y , 1 , y1as tol how I thei eaao t hi a "None,10 Old, held ad. "it in. abh tharti hin s ii i'n se i stac h-l o i. oI' iii oll mentirn nme, hiso t meiihtihe the. only' hin g to! do)1 in j'us-l kied W himself wih a jUileau I'Ci1( wa t'oi'ned his blruin miianwhile there alone in hat to -onwci stra;'ero thyhav bemm nia udy.soe ie Mhin thiy (e t mand amilyate hav pie rs ofMwih 1( Mwas te heiet. moednfom Wihli Wallaepblin 011f mio ustoesMjrt.read ithe mtimon ol'fr er Lan:or.f KMre, Oio, tharet viheat the major shdeof he moher r~ ar onn who Is veeralltey unrue,"rr toho a-. for erlampedy eoey Mrs. * . Rhods and *little gils Mar and W*li Ruth were th vis*tb formerl botneb Mrl. NydeWilst Mr. A. W3. lhodes has reurched an vistr with his dgrinmir, and hewill n1 Florence coltity. l1e says the peo Io down there are raising p)orl( in 4tead of boll weevil. .\Mrs. I'l'tmblin Is visiting her dlaugh Ler, . 1rs. '.'4. Cooper. Miss Nellie Iltoward s1ent Thursday ni1,lit with Mlary, Janle and Alice Gar .Mr. 1). 11. and WV. (. Pu1tilam aid J.. 11. (41irett were ill lia renis Monday. \! r. an Id %.\lts. .1 ohn IIll 1rns: have mioved .r. \. W. Ilhodes' 'armi. We are !1ut1 to h1:1%v 11h '1m '%ith US. .\lt :ill(drim Im" cas noil hi UION MEETING11 'T'lhu I'nlion of tihe First Division of atirens aptist Association will ie(t with rin '11ceton. Church on Sat .1rday, Jan. 2sth, 1922. 10:3.0---Do'triniial Sermon, by 'lev. W. A. aldwin. I 1:30-- Organization. Annual election of oflicers. I: I-10-Verbal reports by the dele gates of the Eiritual conition of the (1111 rel s. I I:50--Where li es the cause of the in diflerent and l ukewarim Condition of a large per cent of our church meim beri p. 11. 11. .\la'hon, J. 1'. Maartin, .1. 1. Coleman. 12:0--In termiss ion. 1)::0 - Do the flundaiental doctrines of tle liihle eceive the emiphasis ade iluate to their importance and our religious need? Why? Dr. 1. o. Martin, .1. Nelly Cooper, Robert Itidgeway, (eorge 1 lopiis. 2:30- - TIhe relative im portaniee of praye., organization, anidi money In religious 'work. J. P. Simmons, W. A. Illaldwin, .1. A. Bagwell. Sunday Morning, .an . 21) 10: 0)-'Fou nlday School. Supt. Robert. lidgeway. I 1 :00- -Where is our church member ~Continue of Quick and dec to be among ti here. Our e taxed to the u most for your SPECIAL 54x74 Blankets, Heavy Work Sbi Heavy Outing, i: Apron Gingnam New Spring Gin 9-4 Bleached Pei Ladies' Buster E S Men's Heavy Ur Ladies' Lisle Thb Pretty Kimona Long Cloth, per All Corsets redv Outing Kimonai One lot Men's at per pair , One lot Men's D Ladies' Bedroorr Work and Play Men's Leather B 0b1) on the Sabbath Day? W'hy? J. holly Cooper, Dr. J. 0. Martin, .J. 1P. Coleman. 11:30-lissionary Sormon, by Rev. George 1lhapkins. Stateeiett of the Comndiatnm of the PEOIImS IIANh, I('m'iI td at (G ray ('oui., S. V., at the close of business Decevnbrr 31l, 19:21, H10SOHAltI-:8 IdtLlans amid Discoint.; .. ..$120,121.!M! Overdrtin s .. .. .. .. . 5, -i 4. ( i Bonds an~d Stockl; onal, by thte Ian .. .. .. . 103.00 l' I i It and i [:,w.20' 11inel fr-om tH-till an11d ilnk Currenc . . . .. . 2,11,,.100 ailve a d Other, C01in . .! .1 .33 Checks and Cash Items . 1.1i1.75 Total .. .. .. .. .. . I$17,49-1.50 Capital Stock iVal/ In ..$ 50,000.00 Surplus Fund / . . 5,000.00 Undivided Prolltg, less Cur rent Expense4 anid Tttxes 'Paid .. .. .. .. .'. .. .. 5,002.72 Individual DepgsIt's Subject to Check . . . .$51,481.17 Time Certilleates of De posit ... ... .. 30,597.72 Cashier's Checks 112.89 82,191.78 1ill s Payable, including 'Cer tilicates for Mloney Bor rowed .............5,000.00 Total.............$147,494.50 State of South Carolina, County ot' baumrens. Uefore me emne A. M. Owings, Cash ier of tle ablove n1amted baik, Who, be lng duly sworn, says that tht above aznd foregoing statemnhiit Is a tIrue Col dition of sald bank, as shown by the books or said ban'k. A. .l. OWINGS. Sworn to and siubscribed before mei this 2nd day of January, 1922. JN-0. C. BOLT', Notary Public. Correct Attest: L. I. Brooks, Fes tus T. Curry, J. E. Johnson, Directors. Plies Cured In 6 to 14 Days ki':sits refund money V PAZO OINTMENT falls Src Itching. Dind. 1leet!Ing or Protruding Piles. t reltoves chltg Piles and you can get o64..) n(te.r the first unovilmdt~n. PrIR60 "O. )HEl a D, Ce s to Please I ~argain See ided action is called biose who make mo nergies and resour tmost to see that y money. S FOR THIS WEI per pair . . . tirts, each . . . er yard . . . ,peryard . . . gham, per yard . pperell Sheeting, per yar rown Silk Hose, per pait hoes at Great Reductioi dcershirts and Drawers, a read Hose, a pair. Outing, per yar'd. yard . . . . ced. ,each . . . Pants, values to $5.00. ress Shirts, each. iSlippers, a pair' Cloth, per yard. elts, each FINAL SETThEMEN T Take notlec that on the 13th day of IPebruary, 1922, 1 will' renderi a linal acecount of my acts and doings as Ad iniilstrator of the estate of Abb Wolls riecease(,, the ohlice or the .1ltge of lProbate of bIauren1s county, at Ii [)'cloc'k, a. Iml., and ol the same' Iay will apply for a filial dischargev from miy 11,11sM as Adolnilistrator. Any person indebted to said esate, is notiflie(l nd retittired to ImIake -pay 1mVceit O that dale: a ai l . e 1 r.on ci:ng iims n ,n.1sid esae w:11 pre- cnt theim\ on Or ; "(wre Ihntd datc. (111y pr % .1 Or -, lo ii ii.r o . DANDERINE Stops Hair Coming Out; Thickens, Beautifies. 35-cents buys a bottle of "Danderine" at any drug store. After one applica tion you can not find a plticle of dandrulT or a falling hair. Beside, every hair shows new life, vigor, bright ness, more color and abunidtce. No Worms in a Healthy Child Allehlldren troubled with Worms have an un. healthy color, which ludicates poor blood, and asa rule, there is moro or I ess stomach distUrbance. GROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC isiven regu larly for two or three weeks. will enrich the blood. Im prove the digestion, and act as a general Strength - eninig Tonic to tlie whole system. Natur ivill then throw off or dispel the worms, and theChild willbo In perfect health. Pleasant to take. 00c per boltle. -Iundreds kers for if you wantj ney by buying ces have been ou receive the K ONLY . 98c . . 75c . 12 1-2c . . 19c d . .43c . . 59c tgarment, 49c .* 19e . . . 19e . . 14c .* . 95c to close out . . $1.95 . *. 75 . . . 98c . . '. 10c . 25c