Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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f* ggrttbuutn m\> ?mftron. Isntat?? ai the Postofflcs at Snmter. g J^aajtsva}^ PKrtfONAU Mia* Mar) Knight is at home from IVloth op Collage to spend the Thauks giving week in the i ity. Ih I>. M Mcl,??nd and Itev. J. U. r'eiguion left Tu??sda\ for Georgetown toattead iriv fMll. i.'aiolnui Methodist uoafareinv '?^p***" l,us ?eek hum. and >rtlaW tc ai borough of Bptlivpvlll? . ?w i visiting Mra. AMoa 8tul?hM en t'liuivh street. U*. fUdsjevp M00.1 of Hiahopvllle has been h visitor m the city Mas Maria Mood of Summet'on spent avN?"' ?I days *Uh Miss K.uir.io Woo 4. Mass Pauline Haynsworth has re tajraeJ to the eit> after a visit of ItiTOI months to her brother. Mr. It. P. Beyosworth tn Shrevepoit, lai. alias Cohn* Campbell is spending TsUgOfcsgtvtng in ( haileston with bar auat. Urs. K T Bratlsfoid. o,, Kji. lodge lOnut Mrs. B. W I<ewla and aon left thla morning f*?r Andrews to spend Thanks riving with her ststei Mr. Henry Harby left for Charles lean Ibis morning Mr. Alien H Flowers leaves tonight fOr_ Atlanta to spend Thanksgiving aiffl has son Ralph nt Georgia Tech. Mr. J T Honker passed through City this mornniK while enroute for town to atten dtba Methodist ones In that cit\. s ?'hrlstine McNair of Harts nd Jaaet Ugon of Orange burg this afternoon to be the guests Mary Knight for the holiday nce Mam LOgon will spend the sf the ThanhsgiMng holidays with Mi \ C. I-h?-lps left for Charleston tlhs nun nine. { Mrs. Lewis Parker of (Ireenville Is tin- guest of Mrs. H. C, tiaynsworth. Mrs. Parker made au address at the Kptscopal church this afternoon on i ths subject of "Reorganization of Church Work.'* Mr. S?d Mi 5. T. II. Clarke leave (?night for Atlanta. (Ja., to spool Thy nksgivmg. 660 quickly relieves a cold.?Advt. Have ymi hought your Christmas weals. NEW YORK COT/ON T'afdv't Month Open High Low Close Close Ian.. . 10. 10 If.90 10.10 10.45 10..".4 Men... to.to 10.?s 10.00 11.34 10.44 May... It.33 10.62 10.00 io.!'.*? lo.::?' July. . 11.13 10145 13.31 13,10 13.16 I Sept... 13.13 10.ir, 15.75 15.do 13.73 | I ??'c* . J0.00 17.08 10.30 10.SO 10 30 Spots unchanged, middling 17.30. NEW ?KLKAN8 COTTON 7'sfdy's 1 : Month Open High Low Close Close .lau... 13.73 10.10 1 5.44 15.7V 15.84 | lieh.., 13.73 ll.il IM1 15.75 1 5.73 I bhsy*. 1.3 oi 15.'"7 11.11 13.15 15.07 I OeH . 13.13 H.1I 11.10 15.10 15.30 1 Dec.., i."..3o 10.13 15.5?. 13.11 13.30 ; Spots unchanged, middling 10.00 UVFHFOOL COTTON. Close Jpg ll.lf, Feb. 11.60. March 11.58.' April 11.11, May 11.51, June 11.47. .Inly 11.41, August 11.40. Sept. 11.34.' Oct. 11.11, Nov. 11.20, Dec. 11.70. S< ul your mail with the stamps of hearth. Have you bought a Health Bond? A few doses 660 break a cold.?Advt We* toe* The National Bank of South Carolina, dT OF THE CONDITION OF ? Reserve District No. It tsi tbo Siato of s??ntli Carolina, at tin* Close of Business on November 16. 1020 RL'SOURCStl: 1. a Loan* and discounts, Including redlnco u n t s, <exo-pt those shown In h and c).-. $1.411.027.70 *T*t*1 loans ...$1.411.027.70 Deduct. d Note* and bills rcdlscountrd with Federal Re servo Bank (other than bank acceptances sold) <?**> item 54a .......|.*>.000.00 g Foreign Bills of Kxchange or Drafts jold with tndoreement of this bank, not shown under Item d above taeo Item 64d). $5.000.00 $1.400.027.70 1. trverdrafts. secured none; unsecured. $2.M93 39 2.893.39 4. If, s Government securities ooiied: a Deposited to ?teure circulation (u S. bonda par value). 200,000.00 d Pledged a.?. collateral for State 0r other de? posit* or bill* payable.145,462.06 f Owned and unhedged. 1,700.00 Total IT. 8. Government aeeuiitltt?A . . 347.162.or, 4L Other bond* severities, etc.: 0 ?ocurltie* ether than 11. S. bonus (not includ? ing Stocka) ownod and tuplcdged.3.000.00 Total bonds, securities, etc.. other than U. S. 3.000.00 7. shock or Federal Reaervo Bank 150 per cent of ssjssscriptloa) . 11,400.00 I. a Value of >anking house owned and unln eunabersd. 33,764 00 b CquUy in hanking house . 33,754 00 S. Puralture am! futures.. 1,1*1.11 It, Lawful reaorve with Federal'Reserve Bank . M.100.21 II. Items with Federal Reserve Bank In process of collection (not available as reserv, ) . Dt,424.72 la. Caah m vault and net amount* due from nat? ional banks. 4M71 11 14. Net amounts du* from banks, bank, rs u n d trust ?ompams* la the United states (othOf tlian Included In Item* 11. 12 or 13?. 13.366.is 10# Chock* on other banks in the same elty or town aa roporMnsT bank (other than Item 13) . 7.610.10 Total of Items i-\ 13. 14 . IS and is.121.010.17 Check* on bank* located outside of < Ity or town Of reporting laink and other caah Items . 114.00 Redemption lund with 1". S. Treasurer and due from It. ?. Treaaurer . 10.000.00 Other aseeta, if any. 27.ooo.oo Total .M.011,104.11 LIABILITIES: Capital atock paid in . $200.000.00 lurplus fund . 180,000.00 1 padrvidod profits.I121.110.dl ? b Less current expenses. Interest, and bases paid 16.431.01 17,272.51 lat* ?*a' and discc unt collected or credited. In advance or nrnturhv and not earned (approxi? mate! . 23.633.7S Amouni reserved for tnxe? accrued . " V 1.101,17 Amount reserved for all interest i?eeru?-?l . 1,241.44 Circulating notes outstanding . 111.715.00 Amount due ro Fvderal IUM?g*V4 Bank (defer? red cretita) . 10.421 02 22. N*t amount* due lo National Ban** . ???? T * . 1.4 ?D Cf 20. Net amounts due to banks, bankers, and trust companies in the I'nited State* and foreign conn tries | other than Included In Item :'d or 20? 1.257.15 11. Certified ( heck* outstanding ... .. . 114.11 ?2. Cashier's Checks on ow.i tank Outstanding ?,?7o.??? ITotal of Items 26. 26. 50. 31 and 22 .45.042.72 Bssasand deposit* (other than bank depootto) *ub pst to hesrnr (deposit* payable within 30 days): 11. Individual deposits ?uhj< r t to rhsrk . X lll.Tft.71 14. Certificates of .1? posit due in less than 30 day* (other than for money borrowed). *i 20,o00.00 17. Dividends unpaid. 70.on Total of demand deposits (other than b?rde de postta) subject to Reserve. Items j:t, 34, IS 11, * 17 and 34 .. .648.799,77 1 Twoo sWtMMSit* snbjest to Ronereo (Payable after 30 days, or subject to 30 days or m0re notice, and postal savings) It. Certificate* of deposit 1 other than for money borrowed!. 190.4R4 .7 41. Other time deposits 298,74 > 52 Total of time deposits subject to reserve. Items It. 40, 11. .....I i: .... . |tl M ( 09 41. t'alted Mate* <b?po*U? i other than postal savings*: 44 a i s. Government geeurtttei borrowed without ^ furnishing tedlateral SSjCtlritj lot saun 10,000.00 b 0 Ooisamsssjat ?eeerli ts for tfhtoh eeliateral security was furnished . 20,000.00 41. Bills pa>abte with PVderal Regards bans 111,710.00 2$. Liabilities othei than those states uMOv? 27.00O.OO Total. |_? 02 1,104 16 14. a Liabilities for rodlscottnts vvitn ppgeral Reserve Bank I a** Item Id) . . . -,.. ?W 01 tin- legal Irasjsa ami dsataTsHs sftsasrsj eheve, the annsml or whh-h Interval anil dtacoiiut nss charged at rates hi excess of HMsSg rannltted b> law (Hoc. 5107. lte> Mat ) (eactoalee or notes upon whhh total charge not i4 exceed 04? conto tree saadc) was mm,.. The numta r or swell i<uin? was gTTATK (if Hoi'TII CAROLINA, County of Sunitrr. **. I, Rarl* Rowland, eashhr of th* abovemimed ban*, do anlomnly swear that the shove statement Is Ups la In* ??est of my knowledge, and belief BARLE ROWLAND. Caahlsr. flgdsP rtbed *nd aworn to before Correct Atteal too thla 12nd day of KOVOtaber, 1021 R punDI , W Y N-.i.l.... N P tor H. C I >A.' gl \]\\ \irr/.. s C fJ ROWLAND V Directors. v 1 All in Readiness for Boys' Work Conference Speakers Named for Boys' Meet? ing to Be Held Here December j 3rd. 1th and 5th. 13. A. Schnell. State boys' work sec- ! rotary of the Y. M- c. A., returned ; yesterday from Bumter, when- he has J been to look over the preparations 1 for the conference or boys to be held ' there December: 3, 4, :.. Mr. Schnell ! eaye thai he finde the preparations Coming alone In excellent stylo with' the committees on housing, transpor? tation nod feeding hard m work und all In readiness for the reception of 1 1 50 hoys. Reports from Kock Hill, Orange bung, Bpartanburgi Bamberg, St. Matthews. Florence and Blahopvllle are that the full quote of l'u will be sen! and some ask If extra hoys may be allowed to attend, Others are still to be heard from and all Indica? tions are thai the meeting will be n thorough success. A strong a tuff of speakers has been Secured for the occasion and the young men win hear some profitable : advice and instruction. The speakers for the conference Were announced by T. IS. l.anham. state aeceretary, yesterday. Albert K. Robert! of Xew York, reeognjued as one of the strongest Speaker! for boys in the country, will be present. Mr, Roberta hna address? ed numerous hoys' conferences not ; only in this country but in many foreign countries, und is secretary of . county work on the International committee. lit- also served on a commission appointed by President Wilson a few years ago to ItUdy con? ditions in foreign countries. c. b. Loomis of Atlanta, secretary ] oi international boys' work In the South, will conduct the devotional i periods during the conference. Henry S. Johnson of Aikon. district agricultural agent, will bring a mes- ; sage to the boys on leadership, R, 1,. Vttil, state boys' work sec- J retury for Ninth Carolina, who has conducted several conferences per- j sonnlly, will also speak. The Rev. T. Claggett Skinner of the First Baptist church in Columbia Will make a talk on the "Choosing of u Life Work" Saturday night of the conferenece. Hoys are being invited from all or? ganized associations in the state an? also from many high schools t at? tend the meeting in company with an ndull leader. The group from the Columbia high school will go under the charge of J, H, Gra?el, ho;. work secretary, The conference will open Friday. December with a banquet in the Sumter V. M. C. A. given by the peo? ple of Sumter a ho also will enter? tain the boys during their visit. An Interesting feature will bo fur? nished by the Hock Hill boys. 20 of whom will be present, in B bugle and j drum corps. They will have all j pquiptneut and uniforms for the oc- j easlon, nnd will doubtless add a I Rri :it deal of lite to the meeting. Any boys wishing to apply for at tendnnee at tin- conference may ob? tain Information from B. A, Schnell, | state Committee, Y. M. c. A.. Colum? bia. Opposition Dance To Shriners ? it has neon brought to the atten lion of the Bumter Shrine Club that certain parties hi the city Intend to > commercialize the large attendance of Shriners who will be In Surnier for i the ceremonial session on Tuesday, the 80th ot November, by putting on a subscription dance to which an ad? mission fee ot $3 is advertised to be chs rged, Mend ers of the Shrine Club have seen the parties who are undertaking this enterprise with the request that the date be changed so as not to con lliot with the Shrine hall which is to be give., free ?o all noblea and their lady friends, hut without avail. It is tin* desire of the Sumter Shrniers to put the public on notice that ths sub? scription dance la only a commercial proposition, and thai no Bbrlner or any one Interested In the entertain? ment of the Temple In Bumter should encourage the sumo by his or her presence. j The Shrine hall lo be given on the night of tin 30th, absolutely free to ell who am eligible to attend, will be u most brilliant affair, special music has been engaged for the occasion, and the ample proportions of the Plant? srs' IVarohouas will accommodate any crowd, no matter how large, that may allend. cohmei Brand Returns Mr. John B. Duffle i? ceh ed a tele? gram yesterday itfternoon from Mr. c at. Brand, who is In New York, an? nouncing the urlval from Kuropo of Col, Bnndford Brand and Mrs. Brand. Col. Brand, formerly superintendent of the tleorgla railroad, went overseas With the American Army and served in Prance until the armistice, Ho wai then transferred lo Ciecho-Slovakla, srhere he has served with the i{,> paration Commission during the last > anr, Rub-My-Tlsm relieves Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Bprnlnn,?Advt. Willi- Jones Out on Itond As the result of a hubas Corpus homing, In Id In ihe Court room after yeatord iy's session of court. Willis i,|ones was reh taod last night on a 13. bond Judge I, w. Bowman , relei aed Jonea onl) temporarily on : bond and he ems ??? hav e |< I the court. ; Know hlM decision Ihls morning wlieth ler or pot this bond would become the j |h i mnnent bnd until his h lal. The ' matt? i is still iimlei ihe ..Us isemeni of 1 .1 Udars I low ma ii. j tones, it is lo he remembered la In he tried in tin spring session oi the curt t..i the mui der <d Ihe lit? tle Scot I l>o.\ at the lords school. To break a cold take ti33. ?Advt. W ork on County Bridges Progressing Finely County engineer Jeffords reported tl)i.s morning thai the work being done on the bridgei of the county was gci ting along very nicely. The hridg? Cores bus been organised consisting of Foreman J, II. Holland and eight negro workmen, and they are now ai work In the Cow Pens swamp. Five bridges have been repaired and put in lirsl class shape since the organi? sation of the force. The Long Branch bridge on the Statesburg road, a road at Lees mill and three in Kooky BltlfK swamp. It is the idea of the bridge force to replace the two Inch plunks of the bridges with three inch stuff. This will make 'lie bridges strong enough t<> hold the heavy traffic which is now going over those bridges. Itepail work on the roads by the chain gang forces is still being done. One chain gang is doing work in the PilleWOOd section and all reports sa\ that work is progressing smoothly. One gang1 is to be brought to Sumter todaj to work all roads leading out of Sunder. These roads are perhaps in need of repair worse than the roads further out In the county Foothnll Spmul Treated Royally Prom Daily hem. Tuesday. Nov. 2^. Last night, Charlie Mach eras, pro? prietor of Charlle'e Cafe, showed his spirit and appreciation of the g;od Work done this year by the Sumter High Bchpol football club by having the.entire football squad meet at his eate at eight o'clock where he serve d them, as his guests, a sum* tuous supper. The entire football squad was present with only a very few exceptions and they state that] they do not know when they have on Joyed an affair to such an extern Messrs. John Duffle and Cuttlno Mc Knight were ihe only guests present outside of the Immediate football squad. After supper the squad ndjournej to the Res Theatre where they were fui ? ninhed free tickets to the show. The S. H. B. football dub appre? ciates to the fullest extent the spirit which prompted this courtesy a>nd claim that they pledge themselves to do all in their power to win the entire State championship for the good old purple and white. Dentil Mrs. c r. Graham died Tues day at her residence on Hampton av enue at about 3:S0 o'clock after hav been In declining health for some time. The funeral services were held at the First Baptist church Wednesday at II o'clock ami the body taken to the ? it> cemetery for interment. Mrs. Graham had attained the ripe old nge of seventy-e ght years, and was one of the Oldest members of the First Baptist church here as well as one of the oldest residents of the city. The deceased was the daughter of William Sanders of Half ling1 Creek and the wife of the late Colonel J. i). Graham who was for many years and until hlti death Clerk of Court for Sumter county . Mrs. Graham is the mother Of Mrs. j. r. Claek, Mrs. h. G. Hill, Robert I>. and .lames D. Graham, all of whom are well known citisens of Sumter. The many friends of Airs. Graham send to lite bereaved famiy their sin cerest ss mpathy. Death Miss Mary A. sfcLaurln, sister of Dr. II .J. McLaurin, died Tuesday after? noon Ut 3:30, after a long; illm ss. aged eighty-one years. The funeral services ware held from Dr. Me Laurln's residence on Salem avenue at 4 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. Dcntli Mr. T. ft. Hodge, a prominent farm er of the Tinda] section died at the Toumey hospital on last Sunday morn ing at 2 o'clock after an acute Illness. The funeral services were held this morning1 at the Providence church, Privateer. Mr. Hodge was the son of the 1 tte Ben Hodge, of this county. The deceased bad reached his seventy third year On the road between Sumter and BishOpVille Monday there were three automobiles in the ditch at various points which seems to he unite a re Cord for one day on twenty-four miles Of road, (low they got there or to who 1 they belonged is not known, but they 'were certainly there and from one nil four tins had been removed. Then j is probably u stor> buck of ouch acoi I dent . What was it. careless driving, [moonshine or something else? ? ? 666 breaks a cold quicker than any (remedy we know.-?Advt. _ i Sunday night while freight cars containing the Krause shows were be? ing shifted in the Sumter yard it is reported one id' the cages containing 'ions broke letting one of Ihe cats loose in the car. A woman who was I in the car acting as watchman left 1 by the side door in a hurry. ! Itub-My.-Tlsm cure bruises, cuts, bur Iis, sores, letter, etc.?Advt. i W ashington. Nov. 2'2 - Tie Western Union Tolegrupt Company applied to district supreme court for an injunc? tion to present Secretary of the \av> Daniels from interferiing In the con struction of a cable between Miami Lund Miami Beach, Florida. Wouldn't Be Overcharged. One Sunday morning Robert's moth er gave him two nickels to put h? the collection basket nt church. Robert Slid his mother were late that morn llig and had to sit In the balcony. Robert's m her noticed thai he put only one nickel IP the basket when It passed him. On the way home she a*ked him why he did this. He re plied! "Why, mother, you know Lab : cony seotg are always half price." New Ferrule for Crutches. A new ferrule fur crutches, ?? -nod en legs, oi eanei Is tipped with rub her und contains a tolled sprlug In Side of tubing' so It revolves US Wen as hviug resllleut. Husband and Wife Both in High Positions Best Sunday School in Georgia in Charge of Mrs. J. E. Rrogdon Recently In the Waycroas Journal Herald of Waycrosa, (la., appeared ^ piece tell inn of the promotion of Mr. J, j-:. Brogdon id tin highem mechan? ical poaitioii on thai division of the Atlantic Const Line Railroad. In a later edition of the Journal-Herald a pea re a clipping tolling of the roc- ; cess of his Wife Who was Miss Mary Alice Mlehaux, formerly of Bumter and the daughter of Mr. Marlon Mi chatias of Oawego. The clipping reada aa follows. "The Junior Bundaj School of the First Methodist Church of Waycroas lms the distinction of I being Classified us the i>esT Meth? odist Sunday School Ul the state of Georgia. This department of the work : al the First Methodist Church hi under the direction of Mrs. J. E. j Brogdon, and is one In winch the entire city feels a just pridi?In fact, the Sunday Schools of all de? nominations of the city are very much alive ami are doing a great work for both old and young. To prevent a cold take 600.?Advt. r v Li rh lOd Among Men. Tn ev< iv periial und in every societ| there exist* n under-; ending of tiie mennltig of life which represents the highest level to which the men of that eociet) have attained?an understand lag ? i K the highest good at which thai society aims. The religions per? ception o*. our lime. In its widest ap? plication, la the eousciousueag that our well-being, hoth mgterial r.id spiritual, lies in the growth of brotherhood among nil men- -In Ihelr loving har? mony one with another.?Tolstoy. Watch Your Weight Medlc.il men al! agree that in a great number of cases It would be of valuable assistance to them if pa? tients could produce a weight recorA when going for advice; often It is Impossible for a diagnosis to be given until a patient lias tested his or her weight for a certain length of time* Reception for Lad* Relatives Shriners Tin? steerage committee, wi ???.?mposod ??f tht- chairman of oil otl various ciiimulttf^s, ha-s appointed' idditional committee of ladies will giv? u reception in honor of ? isitiuK Shrine ladies and to which he invited all of the lady ret?t '?f Siiriiii i> in Sumier aud the ladies who ue<? their earn to: the entertet* - rnent of the visiting nobles while in the Cltjr off Sumter. The reception will be given during ,the time the Shriners are at thetv e< remomal scpsion from four until el*, in the afternoon, and will be given at the beautiful home of Mrs. iDavts D.*Molee on Broad street. The following committee will serve: Chairman, Mrs. Davis D. Moiee, Vice-Chairman, Mrs. A. s. Merrlmaa. Punch Bowls: Mrs. Ritey Budham. Henrietta Boykin, Mra. Pretto Otey. Mrs. l. N. I a.-wirf. Miss Caroline Rich? ardson ami Mrs. Dick Forrestor. Committee on Ftofteelimawlg. Mrs. Agnea m. Bdyktn. Committee oil Decoration: Mra Ml* na M. Solomons. Mrs. 1. C. Sxrausa, Mrs. Raymond Schwerts, Mrs. s. Siou demire. Hostesses: Meadamos Rebt MrLeod, O. H. Foley, Sydney Rurwesa, Parry Moses, B. s. Booth. Warren Moise. U l1. ln-as. D. R. McCullum, Rd wai d ItcCallum, Rosa Duftie, LelanxL M core. ..lake Brogdon. Cecil Wilton. George Warren, Frank Chandler, A Weiberg. More Newspaper Astronomy. An English newspaper. Quoted to Popular Astronomy, undertakes to an? swer the question "Why Is the Moou Not Always Round?" and enlightens Its readers to the following terms: "It is. The reason it changes In ap? pearance Is that the earth's shadow is thrown upon It by the sun. and the size of the shadow varies each night when the moon Is visible." Air Travel. Some enthusiasts express the opin? ion that eventually It will be cheaper to travel by air than on the surf sea. For one thing, no expensive rstfwey truck* are needed, but terminal sta? tions are a prime necessity. How? ever, it ein he a bmg time before rail? roads nnd steamship* outlive their use? fulness. ? Pittsburgh Chronlcie-Tsio rraph. REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF No. SRC9. - Reserve District No. i The First National Bank of Sumter, At Sumter in the State of South Carolina, nt the Close of Business OB November 13. 1920 RESOURCES: 1. a I?oans ami discounts including redisco ti n t s. (except those shown in b and c).$1.010,870.43 *T?.tal loans .1,010,870.43 Deduct: d Notes and bills redlscountcd with Federal Reserve Rank ( ?.her than bank acceptances sohl? (see Item 54:C.34,000 00 ?7?,6*043 2. Overdrafts* secureo) none; unsecured . 3402%6t 4, U. S. Government securities owned: a 1 deposited to secure circulation (V. S. bonds par value) . 60,000.06 b Pledged to secure U, S. deposits (par value).. 7,000.06 ?1 Pledged as collateral for State or other de? posits or bills payable. 60,000.00 Total U. s. government securities. il7,OuO,03 ."">. Other bonds, securities, etc.: b Bonds (.other than L'. S. bonds) pledged to se? cure postal savings deposits. 4,006.00 e Securities, other than U. S bonds (not includ lng stocks), owned and unpledged. G,000.CO Total bonds, securities, etc . other than U. S. . . 9,000.00 7. Stock of Federal Reserve Rank (50 per cent, of subscription). 7,566.06 8 Value of banking house, owned ?nid unln eumbered .37,500.00 10. Real ?state owned other than banking house 250.00 11. Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank . 4 1.579.?8 12. Items with Federal Reserve Bank in process of collection (not available as reserve) . 6.00.3 30 13. Cash in vault and net amounts due from nat lonal banks. 142.33i.o3 16. Checks on other banks in the same city or town as reporting bank (other that) Item 15) . 10,727.31 Total of Items \2, 13, 14. 15. and 16 .139*722.37 IS. Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer and due from U. S. Treasurer. 2,300.00 T. tal .$1.355.026.33 LIABILITIES: 21. Capital stock paid in . $100.004\00 22. Surplus land . 150,660.00 23, a Undivided profits . $49.887.91 b Less current expenses, interest iSL taxes paid 1-6.687 76 33.20<t.l3 24, Interest and discount collected or credited, in advance of maturity and not earned (approxi? mate) . 5.040.90 27. Circulating notes outstanding. 48.960.90 31. Certified (lucks outstanding. 3 52.50 32. Cashier's checks on own bank outstanding. 2.937 4o Total Items 28, 2!*, 30, 31 and 32.'."....3.083,89 Demand deposits (other than hank deposits) sub? ject to Reserve (deposits payable within 89 days): Individual deposits subject to check . 2>9 342.".4 Total of demand deposfls (other than bank de? posits) subject to Reserve. Items 83, 34, 35, 36, 87, and 38 .289.042.14 Time Deposits subject to Reserve (payable after 30 days, or subject to 30 days or more notice, and postal savings): U. Postal savings deposits . 6t4.mi! 42. Other time deposits . . . Total of tune deposits subject to reserve. Items 39, 40. 41, and 42.594.5J?58 ?:;. United states deposits (other than postal saving*)): c Othejf United states deposits, lnutudlng d<?- I f5 54 1 975 54 posits of [T. S. disbursing officers. 47. Hills payable, other than with Federal Reserve Bank (Including all obligations representing me??* . ^ ^ e> Iwrrowed other than rediscounts) ... iioo st 4s Bills payable with Federal Reserve Bank _ '_' t Total. r,4. a Liabilities for mdlennntn with Pedera 1 Re? serve Bnhk (sec Item Id) . Total contingent liabilities (34a. b. c and " 010 Including items in schedule 831 ... . ? . . ... .,( Jii>\ui nbovc tin amowni en :?.-? of the total loans ami discoo*** $1,353.994,86 34,999.96 34.000:00 lonsrt on '.?.? \n Hie mini loans ami um?""?- ,,r .i^.^ ?*??.. , rciNl at rates In oxtsvsj of tnoffe i?ei - which Interest and discount was i-ns** .mam ?hirk tr*M\ ... , . . ta , mtt%m n ...t ) exclusive ol notes apou wiiuu fosui mltteil by law (Sec. .,19,. Rev. M"nl.lllr) wmn no?ie. The number r>f such ehnrge not to exceed 50 cents *** wn? ' loans wns none. BTATK OF S( d'TII CAR' 1 fV X Count) of Sumter. n?: nf (,u. ReoVe-nnmed hunk do solemnly O. 1 Yntet ^ , to the best of tny knowledge and swear that the aho ?ta?? 0 , Y.V'l'FS. Cashier. ,'ti,l?>f- 9?rn lo hofore Correct-Atteat: Subscribed nnd ?J vrinlier 1926 JOHN D. LBR. me this 22nd da> ot * public H. N FOR8WPRR. A. M. Broughtea- NEILL (VDONXRLL Directors