The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, December 02, 1909, Image 7
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! U MOTLEY CAUGHT
IN NEW JERSEY.
: 3i ?
DEFAl'LHMi EMPLOYEE OF BANh Of
LAKE tITY Villi. !?E BROUGHT BACK
HERE -CONFESS HIS CRIME.
Philadelphia. Pa. November
27:?Without a cent of the $10,L
000 he is charged with having
^^sjolen from the bank in Lake
^P^fclity, S C-, in which he was as
sistant cashier, Daniel E Motley,
a young Southerner of refined
B appearance, was arrested to-day
Ion a farm in Salem county, M
and held by Justice Garrison
without bail to await requisition
papers from his home town. He
freely admitted to Detective
Smith that he had taken the
$10,000, but a flying- trip to
Europe and a few girls in Nova
Scotia quickly used up the
money. Although Motley first
denied his identity, he soon
broke down and admitted that he
was the man wanted.
"I was assistant cashier in
the Lake City Bank," he said,
and was mixed up in a big real
estate deal. We had a surplus
of $20,000 and one night I took
just half of this, intending to return
it. Then I saw this was
impossible and slipped out. I
went to Nova Scotia, where 1
spent much money and then tc
Europe. I was losing lots of
coin all the time, and J wanted
* to come back to this country. I
was getting homesick, and I
didn't care much what happened
to me. I was walking around
Southampton one day by the
docks when one of the big liners
came in. I thought I'd take a
chance and come back. I meant
to go to jail, but I guess I losl
,. my nerve and tried to hide. But
'W
I'm glad now that I'm caught.
It's harder to keep on the watch
^^^tpolice and be afraid of every
man than to take your medicine.
''
w" - > The News Confirmed.
Columbia. November 27:?For
Imer Assistant Cashier D E
Motley, of the Lake City bank,
charged with embezzlement tc
the extent of approximately
?10,000, who has been missing
for several months, has been located
in Camden, N J., accord
ingtoa message received yester
day by Gov Ansel from Di
Williams, president of the Bank
of Lake City. Gov Ansel was
asked to request the Governor
of New Jersey to order Motley
to be held until requisitior
papers can be sent. The re
quest was granted.
Sheriff Goes for Motley.
Still another account o:
Motley's arrest says that h<
was, when apprehended, work
ing on the farm of a negr<
named Hyman Cuff, near Cam
den, N J.
I J Sheriff Graham left Monday
: / afternoon for New Jersey, vi?
Columbia, where he expects t<
get requisition papers, and ii
expected back with Motley in j
few days.
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' J K1KGSTREE GRADED AND J
: HIGH SCHOOL NOTES. I
:
The Weeuee Literary society nu t
in the society hail on Friday, November
It', bat as the eighth grade
could not attend on account of the
i play, which took place that night,
! it was decided to dispense with the
society meeting.
1 A ivnaaa V w.L* him n n lill/I Tjl
JI l.>CVO uivnuiui.u ~
rena Boss spent the week-end in
Charleston.
Misses Townsend, Carver, Campbell
and Beckham .teachers of Kingstree
^school, spent the holidays in
Florence.
, The following ont of-town pupils
s|)eut Thanksgiving at their homes
llyan Woods, Troy Lynch,Ethel Mc]
Iutosli, Alethea DuBose, .Janie
Strong, Florence Mcintosh, Bessie
MeKenzie, Ogilvie, Theo, Frank and
j Alexander Bogers and Minnie Bryan.
Misses Eunice Kenuedy and llo,
berta Cokei were the guests of Miss
i n
1 Minnie Bryan, a member of the
I tenth grade, at her home Thanksgiv!
in;?.
Misses Lillian Alsbrook and Flossie
Kellahan, accompanied by the
Misses Brady of Wilmington, X C
guests of Miss Kellahan, went to
Lake City Mopday on a pleasure
trip.
( Miss Mattie Epps,a member of the
f eighth grade, speRt Thanksgiving
with relatives at Spring Bank.
Miss Mary Yause, a pupil of the
ninth grade, spent the holidays with
. relatives at Cades.
. Killed Four Deer.
I The deer drive under the
; ciceronage of Sheriff Graham re;
ferred to last week was pulled
; off with giatifying success.
The party included about eighijteen
disciples of Ximrod and
''great sport was enjoyed. Four
of the "antlered tnonarchs of
the waste" were laid low, one
a fine buck, falling beneath the
; Sheriff's unerring aim.
To our genial Sheriff we are
indebted for some venison
1 * 1 ? I. ! ? 1, <?? * rlnr nnfl
J Ste&KS, WHICH HCIC ICHUti uwv.
r juicy and of delightful flavor.
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Statement of toe Condition of
The Bank of Greelyville,
LOCATED AT
Greelyville, S. C.
! At the ' lose ol Business Nov. 16, 1909.
Resources
Loans and Discounts, $27,355 54
Demand Loan>, 250 00
Overdrafts, 3,337 92
Banking House, 978 69
Furniture and Fixtures. 1.395 35
Due from Banks and Trust
Companies, 26,217 55
Currency, 2,200 00
i Gold 131 00
Silver and other Coin. 1,348 05
Checks and Cash Items 507 00
Total $03,721 60
Liabilities
Capital Stock Paid in v .15,000 00
Surplus Fund, ?' 750 00
Undivided Profits, less Current
Expenses and Taxes Paid 310 27
Individual Deposits, Subject
to Check 43,270 27
^ Savings Deposits 4,379 06
Ca.-.hier's Checks, 12 00
, Total $03,721 00
5 :>TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,I
COUNTY OK W1LT.IAMSBURO, f
i Before me came C E Register, Cash3
ier of the above named bank.who.being
e dnlv swnrn savs that the above and
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foregoing statement is a true condition
f of said bank, as shown by the books of
, said bank.
, C E REGISTER, Cashier.
. Sworn to and subscribed before me,
this 23rd day of November,
P R Kebls [l s[,
Notary Public for South Carolina.
Correct?Attest :
? T W Boyi.E,
S J Taylor,
.! F Rkgistf.r,
Directors.
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THE COUNTY RECORD,
Kinsstree. S. C.
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Statement of the Condition of
| The Bank of Scranton,
LOC.lTKD AT
Scranton, S. C.
j At the close of business Nov. 1';, 1909.
Resources
i l.oaos and Discounts -511,C->(J 98 j
i Overdrafts 339 50
j Furniture and Fixtures? 25100!
i Oth ?r Real Estate 1,60'J 00)
1 Due from Ranks and Trust
Companies, 30,913 69 I
Currency a,060 00 1
! Gold 100 00
j Silver and other Coin 628 89
Checks and Cash Items 176 72
Total $48,726 78;
Liabilities
i Capita) Stock Paid In $10,000 001
I Surplus Fund 1,000 00 j
Undivided Profits, le<s Current
Expenses and Taxes I'd. 1,133 32!
Individual Deposits Subject
| to Check, ii,4(o mi
| Savings Deposits 4,768 93
! Cashier's Checks : 348 90
Total $48,726 78
STATEuF SCCTH CAROLINA, I
County of Williamsburg. f
Before me cameJno M Myers, Jr,
Cashiet'of the above named bank, who,
being duiv sworn, says that the above
ami foregoing statement is a
true condition of said bank, as
'shown hv the books of said bank.
JNO M MYERS, JR, Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before
me, tlds 23rd day of November, 1909.
Wm S Lynch,
Notary Public for South Carolina.
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