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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-11-11
leartS OF the ceIebratOrS.

Throughout the morning hours
people were busy decorating their
placing Of business and then, homes
and preparing for the big celebration
of the afternoon. The boys in khaki
came to st. Johnsbury from all parts
OF Northeastern Vermont and the
town took on again the military as
pcct of the World War times. Tho
gallant sailor lads and he Marines
donncd their toys and added to the
colo1ng and spirit of the occasion.
Shortly before noon came the mav-
tlal strains o. band music as the vari-
Gus organizations swung into line for
the big parade. 1t was an afternoon
holiday and thousands lined the route
Of the parade.
As the column of marchers got
under way shortly after noon the
streets were lined with celcbrator,
The parade moved down Railroad
street, up Eastern Avenue, along
Main street and through Summer
street to the Colonial theater where
It was disban!ed. The Colonial Thea
tire where patriotic exercises were
held was not onc-tenth large enough
to hold the great throng that sought
to hear the patriotic exercises where
addresses on AlneriCanism and Arm
istice day were delivered by speakers /
of national reputation. Then came the F..
big banquet to the legion boys and
the bic American Legion ball in the
Armory.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-11-11
HONOR MEMORY OF VETER RANS
LONDON MOB INVADES
SYLVIA PANKHURST'S PLANT

LONDON, Nov 1.-THE girl en-
ployees in the offices of Sylvia Park
hursts Communistic paper, the
"Workers Dreadnaught,' in Fleet
street, were thrashed and the offices
upset today by an angry crowd The
leaders of the party which rlided the
offices alleged that durinr the two
minutes of solemn silence in honor to
the fallen dead, as provided in the
Armistice Day program, some of the
women were singing, dancing and
banging tin pans. When the S 'gnal
came at II o'clock for silence
throughout the city all traffic on Fleet
street was halted and the crowd sop
ned and stood respectfully at atten-
ton. At the time Of this tribute there
came from the offices of the Work
ers Dreadnaught" a din of nois..
The crowd waited until the two min
utes had passed and then a mob of
men and women said to have been Il d
by Workmen invaded the Dreadnaught
offices. Papers were strewn about
the place and then the men stood
aside while the women invaders gave
the girls in the Offices a s5und
thrashlng. This continued until the
police arrived One of the GIL en-
ployees later said that the members
of the publications force, who did not
believe in the tribute in silence, con. !
.lnued dusting the Office and made .
some noise but did not think it cou d
e heard in the streets.
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soldiers was buried in Westminster
Abbey. king George, governmental
chiefs and relatives Of missing sol IL
crs, witnessing the interment.
In Paris the remains of a French
soldier taken from a tomb at Vcldun
was laid at rest under the Arch De
Triumph, President Milleiand and
three French Marshalls Joffe, Fc ch,
Petain, stood BY the open graves.
No ceremonies Of a national char-
actcrs were held in the United States
but mon who served the country dur
ing the war observed the day which
IN some states was made holiday.
In Others governors issued proclama-
tions pointing out the sign ficance Of
the occasion. The exercises consisted
for the most part of Earades, memcr-
ial services and meetings at which
patriotic addresses were delivered
The United States Naval del art
ment observed the day by awarding
crosses and medals to men wh) oil
heroic work during the war.
Observance Of the day in Washiro =
ton was marked by the burial pb'
lin~ton National cemetery sssse -
GERS and enlisted mon who <hila
serving overseas with the navy ard
marine corps.
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WARD PROUTY FINED
$lOO ON CHARGE
OF INTERROGATION
PrOuty Acts as Own Counsel
and Declares Proceedings
Are Farce

Yard Prouty, a Newport attorney
IN Municipal Court was fined S100
and costs and his automobile license
revoked, after being found gu ltv by
a jury of operating car on july -.
while under the influence of intoX cat
ing liquor. The jury was closeted for
hity minutes at the conclusion OF
which the foreman, c. r. Holden, of
MGTth n,(iTt, Troy rendered a verd ct Of
Proutv defended his own case, act
ing as his own counsel and witness.
Constable Ora A. SWEET took the
stand Wednesday forenoon at the
bidding of Prouty, who proceeded to
subject him to a grilling -exami-
hatlon aimed to diSconcert the atfable
official. "My content on is" We
ferated Ward Prouty, as he leveled
finger at Constable Sweet, "that this
man is responsible for this malici Us
prosecution. The arrest, prosecut.
ION and all the proceedings are a
farce"
Deputy Sheriff, Z. II. Crosby, of
Derby Line, who took Prouty into
custody on July Is, test fled that, at
the time, the latter walked un steadily
and that a strong scent of the intoxi-
eating beverage was upon his breath.
1t was Mr.. Crosby who reported
Irouty's violation of the st tute to
the secretary of state who in turn
directed Constable SWEET to make the
arrest.
The testimony of Mr.. Crosby and
other witnesses bore out the facts
that Ward Prouty, on the evening Of
July ID, drove his car across the line
bridge up to the Derby Line hotel
where is located the United States
Customs Office. Here Mr.. Crosby
noticed the condition Of Prouty, !
whom he caused to step out of his |
car, which was held at Derby Line. |.
Prouty, later in the evening managed |
to secure transportation home to
Newport in the car of Arthur and /
Albert Gir&din.
" alter Norris Of Derby Line and |
F. Shattuck Of Rock Island both cor
'oborated the testimony of Crosby,
a. did also A. Y. S. Cullins, the pro
onetor of the Derby Line Hotel. John
Prouty, brother of Ward, was on the
stand for few minutes and testified
upon the latterS return to Newport
On the evening of July Is, he appear
I'd to be normal and sober.
The jury consisted of Joel B. BLY,
'f Newport, A. A. Macomber, H. f.
Mann, and c. r. Holden of North
Troy, O. W. Bailey, +. H. Hitch
'ock, Thomas Gilbert and Lee Miller
If Westfield, and d. p. Naramore,
frank Barney, G. L. Curtis and S.
;. Cello of Lowell.
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GOV. CLEMENTS
THANKSGIVING
PROCLAMATION

The fathers have left US an annual
custom of great worth. The boys
who returned from the trenches and
the memory of their comrades have
preserved it. Thanksgiving is the
family holiday, sacred in its sigmf-
ca0ce. 1t is exceedingly valuable to
nause in this hurried world to do a
little real thinking and to reflect up
on our opportunities, successes and
blessings. 9ur country each day
withstand complaining and
some and it it well to a7-
~strcngth, its ideals and
q ~rcvcmcnts, human and con-
~-cnous. It is encouraging ITO note
the wide spread manifestation Of
earnest thought and deliberation in
striving to determine a procedure
that shall quench smoldering Difficult
ties and promote world peace. The
more the whole people think, the
farther the nation journeys toward
constructive progress. Prayer is the
survey Of our ideals.
Through this past year the inhabi-
tants of our own state have been
blessed with peace and prosperity.
Our daily laborS have brought Us
bountiful rewards. We are slowly re-
covering from the effects of the
World War Law and order are su-
(Continucd on page four
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MEMORIAL FUND
GOES "OVER TOP"
WITH $2OO7. III
Many More Contributions
Arriving By Every
Mail

St. Johnsbury went cover the top
in gallant style in the drive for
$4,000 for Memorial Tablet for the
World War heroes who paid the su-
rreme sacrifice. Before noon today
the total had reached $2007.1: and
telephone calls ana every delivery Of
mail brought additional contributions
Commander Powell, Dr.. John P.
Tierncy, and Bernard Daniels of the
ST. JohnsbuIy American Legion
Memorial fund committee all expire S.
ed their pleasure over the complete
success of the fund and were profusc
IN their thanks to the Caledonian-
Record for raising this fund for them
through popular subscription. A
Of young lady solicitors and
members Of the Womans Auxiliary
Of the american Legion have also
done valiant service in raising tins
fund.
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DECORATIONS IN
HONOR OF CELEBRATION

The American flag, the Service
flag and bunting is exhibited every
where in st. Johnsburv's stores and
places Of business TO-DAY. while from
many dwelling house Old Glory is
waving. Several of the stores have
cXcellcd in their decorative effects
and deserve special mention On
the "Plain' the drug stores Of s. K
Brigham and Simpson Brothers haze
profusion Of flags and the same is
true of +. c. Smiths book store on
Eastern avenue.
Calvin f. Brown has one window
decorated with flags and the other
with the expressive banner, "For
oGd, for Country and for Humanity" ="
The Twin State Gas and Electric
Company's windows are filled with
tli-colored streamers and the big
windows Of the Silsby garage on the
other side Of the avenue are most
effectively and tastefullv trimmed.
On Railroad street in the window
Of the Charles c. Locke Company a
Continued on Page y
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DISTRIBUTE 1000
MEDALS IN NAVY

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-The
second anniversary Of the signing of
the Armistice was celebrated in the
Navy and Marine corps today by The
distribution of nearly 2000 medals
and letters Of commendation for
particularly valorous or distinguish
ed duty ,duling the world war. The
teton marked the final phase of the
controversy over naval decorations
that resulted in a Congressional IN
vcstigation last winter Publication
today of the lit of awards as finally
approved by the Secretary, shows the
original list to be unchanged SO far
Us deletions are concerned
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NEW ENGLAND PAYS
HONOR TO WORLD HEROES

BOSTON, Nov. 11-Obseryance Of
armistice day in New England was
fairly general on local basis with
social evens in most communities,
Municipal celebrations in others and
c|osiny Of business and official holi-
days in few to mark the day two
years ago that the nations arms rest
ed with victory won.
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MAN WHO WEIGHS 155
TAKES BRIDE OF 715

SANTA ANA, CaIi1., Nov. ia
bride weighing 725 pounds was
brought home today by John II.
Hamilton, who weighs 1915. The bride
formerly Miss Alma Emil Selm Of
Venice, Calf, was attended at the
wedding by hor sister who weighs
42O.
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Thousands Cheer Marchers
In Big Arn1istice Day
Am. Legion Celebration

The roar of cannon the hill tops awoke St. Johns
bury today to memory of Amstice Day years ago
and started the official celebration of the day as arranged
by the st. Johnsbuly post Of the American Legion.
ChlYng in with the spirit Of the day Old Sol forced his
the clouds which have hung over the East
en states continuously for two weeks and warmed the
hearts of the ceebratOrS.
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Impressive Ceremonies In London and
s---U. S. Navy Awards
Medals
(By the Associated Press)

The second anniversary of the closing of the World
War was celebrated today in the Allied countries with ri
butte to the men who sacrificed their lives during the
struggle In London the body of an unknown British
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The Weather

Probably snow tonight
and Friday. Not much
change in temperature.
Increase east winds.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-11-11

A Newspaper Covering
the Entire Northeast Sec
ton of Vermont State
Every Working Day.
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(Continued on page fve)
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(Continucd on page four
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-07-14
No. 1862
No. 1862 o COndit of h
LAURENS NATIONAL
At OF


aFsouRcEs
discounts,
T. Government securities
Pledged collateral State other deposits
Securities, U.
subscpionj
furniture and hXtures 3,4S900
with
cbeeks on banks located % outside Of city or town Of reporting
and cash
Total
Capital
Surplus fund .ta.. T..
Undivided profits interest paid
collected credited
n
Countries
Cashiers checks bank outstanding 1,792
1otber ~
deposits subject
Dividends
Total Of emand deposits tothe
Reserve .$177tS057
payable after 80
ject to 80 days or more notice and postal savinss,: -
borrope9)
Soa % o. time % 1epos,ta subject to Reserve ei$so7. 0
spayab than
all obligations representing borrowed other than
Bills Federal Reserve Bank 20OO0OO
ota ~. s.a IN. III: sf7A1a27s
o. % oA ADAMS Cashier tSe bank do solemn swear ta
the above statement true to the beet snd belief
Subscribed and sworn to before this " se az S St Ss ssy s Public
!. sSrreoAt; Miller W r. M MRohey @ H. 4 Aiken Directors
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No. 10GO5
NO. l0605 Report 0 Of
ENTERPRISE NATIONAL
At Bus;ncss m



Ia"rems ems in the State Carolina
Loans discounts, gredisco
Notes and bills rediscouned with Federal Reserve
U. Government securities owned d. " ~ ~ ' sn404''S
Owned
War Thrift Stamps ac-
no including stocks owned 'O''
Reserve Bank 60 per cent Of ubscron oSe SS
value of banking house owned mncumbercd
Lawful with Bank " " -. " " s676oII
Cash in " " 5SS7s
on oer banks the same city or
Checks outsi city or town Of reporine
Interest Notes and ''
Bills Receivable not past due
Ioa -. $GS6ssl7
Snp Sapn1ai stock H, paid In $loOoooOo
25O0000
expenses interest taxes paid aS11S 22oos5
credits s 2ss
Cashiers checks on bank outstanding
deposits payable within 80
individual individual deposits subject check " ~. 211997W
Certificates of deposit due in less than
Total Q deposits ioher than bank de- @ " " 4'S''O
subject ReseEe payable after 80 days or SUBJ
3ect to 80 days or more notice and postal
on ce6h @ ] Of aet (other than for borrowed
, Total Of time reserve !: s7sls7
Bills payable other
all obligations representing than
redscounts)
Liabilities for redscoun with Federal
State South Carolina OF Lauren
c. H. Roper Cashier the
the above statement true to the best of my knowledge belief
Subscribed and Of July 1920
w. G. BALlIE Notary Public
CorrectAtest: E. Kennedy Wilkes, B.
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Statement of the Condition OF the
BANK OF MOUNTyILLE,
Located ut MOuntyiIle, $. c., at the
close OF business June 80, 1920.

RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts :. ..$l24 ,O2S.19
OVerdrafts 443.79
Bonds and Stocks Owned
by the Bank :. :. :. 5,SOO.OO
FURNITURE and Fixtures ;. $4,000
Banking House :. :. 1000. 90
Due from Banks and Bank
ers ;. :. ;. ;. ;. :. 1G,9SO.32
currency :. 1,344.O0
silver and Other Coin :. :. 339.45
Checks and Cash Items ;. 771.32
LIABu1iriEs =
Capital Stock Paid In IS 2O,25O. 90
surplus FUND ;. 100000
Undivided Profits, less Cur
rent Expenses and Taxes
Paid ;. :. ). :. .... 5,274.51
Due to Banks and Bankers s6s,15
Individual Deposits Subject
to Check ;. ..$46,053.42
Time Certificates Of De-
post ;. ;. 29A15.62
Cashiers Checks 665.37 76,134.41
Bills Payable, including Ger
tificatcs for Money Bor-
roWed 45.000.00
Total ;. ;. ..$153,527.O7
State of South Carolina,
County of Laurcns.
Before me came C. NJ. Fuller. Cash
1er of the above named bank, who, be-
ing duly sworn, says that the above
and foregoing statement is q true con-
dition of said bank, as shown by the
books Of said bank.
c. NJ. FULLER.
| Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 7th day of July, 1920.
w. T.. CRISP
Notary Public.
| correct Attest: G.. Nj. Fuller, w. j.
Cluck, j. NJ. Simmons, Directors.
52-1t-A
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GEORGIA JUDGE
rs SHOT IN BACK
wen Known Citizen Of Alma, Ga, In
Stantly Killed by Load Of Ruc,,aIot

wen Known Citizen of Alma, Ga, In
stantiy Killed by Load of Bucksllot,
Alma, Ca, July 11.--While locking
DIS place Of business here at 10 o'clock
last night, Judge G. j. Medders was
shot IN the back and instantly killed.
Judge Medders was fired upon
from an automobile, a shotgun being
used. Nine buoksiiot entered his head
and neck.
Bacon County officials said that they
traced the automobile to the home of
Dr.. John Dedge. The sheriff has taken
Floyd Dedge into custody in connec-
ton with the shooting.
Friends Of Judge Medders say that
he was warned early Saturday that
he would be killed.
%. Sanford, who is employed at the
plantation of DR.. Dedge, was arrested
by Sheriff ]. Nv. Googe at 10 o'clock
tonight in connection with the kill
ing Of Judge Medders. The sheriff
stated that he had warrant for DR..
Dedge but could not locate him.
Judge Medders was justice of the
peace Of Bacon County for many
years. He was 62 years of age.
Judge Of the Superior Court J. l.
Summerall and Solicitor General
Harry B. Smith will arrive here in
the 4morning to conduct the inquest
Several years ago, it was stated by
closb friends Of Judge Medders, he
andsDr. Dedge were said to have at.
Tackled horns to negro's head and
toured the country with the horned
worder."
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No. 1OS59 0 OF
FARMERS NATIONAL BANK
in the State South Carolina,
No. 1859


Loans discounts including
Owned
stocks)
and unpledgcd
other 12,s9964
Interest
- III. III. 100000
Total .....
Capital stock paid
s.
Less
discount collected credited
turity
ldeposts payable within
Individual deposits subject to check
for money orrowed
:. ......
Total of demand deposits
Time derots subject Reserve
lect to 80 days and postal asavings
oscaes Of deposit (othcr than 21s17
sTaral
io''es o'her 'hah nose above stated
Lablies rcdiscouns Federal Reserve "
Clyde IT. Franks
ABOVE statement
CLYDE T. FRANKS, Cashe 4
SUBSTITUTE" Y
r.
Ic-1t-A " ' = - 'o'' D'e''"!s.
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Statement of the Condition of tho
BANK OF ONYINGS,
Located mt Owings, s. c., at the close
Of business June 80, 1920.

RDSOUROES
Loans and Discounts ;. ..$117,57O.64
OVefuTaItS 6,SbS.9O
turniture and Fixtures ;. 1859
Banking House :. :. :. 1,287.54
Due from Banks and Bank
ers :. !. ;. ;. ;. ;. 16,543.52
Currency :. -. >. :. .. ;. 391.00
Gold ;. >. >. :. :. 500
Silver and Other Coin ;. ;. 213.23
Checks and Cash Items ;. $500
Total :. >. ;. ;. ). ..s143.227.51
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock Paid In ;. IS 25,000.00
|Surplus Fund :. ;. :. ;. 100000
Undivided Profits, less Cur
rent IExpenses and Taxes
Paid ;. :. ;. :. 6,167.O3
Individual deposits Subject
to Check ;. .$3S,19O
Time Certificates of De-
post ). ). -. 31,S01.67
Cashiers Checks 67.92 7O,06O.4s
Bills Payable, including Ger
tificates for Money Bor-
rowed ;. ;. ). ;. :. ;. 100000
Total ;. ). ). :. ;. ..s143.227.51
State of South Carolina,
County Of Laurens.
Before me came Henry Eta Owings,
Cashier Of the above named bank, who,
being duly sworn, says that the above
and foregoing statement Is true con-
dtion of said bank, as shown by the
books of said bank.
I HENRY ETA OWHNGS.
| Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 9th day of July. 1920.
| r. NJ. BRYSON,
/ Notary Public
| Correct Attest: G. w. Owings, f. r.
Owings. r. NJ. Bryson, Directors.
52-1t-A
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Statement ei the Condition Of ahe
BANK or WATERLOO,
Located at Waterloo, $. T., At the
close OF business June 30, 1920.

RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts :. ..$15S,643.42
OVerdrafts =. 2,l3j.39
Furniture and Fixtures :. 100
Banking House ;. :. :. =. 10000
Due from Banks and Bank
crs ;. >. ;. :. :. :. 1O.624.25
Currency :. :. ;. :. 1,072.0O
Silver and Other Coin :. :. 767.O3
Checks and Cash Items >. 11.50
Other Resources, viz:
l.. l.. Bonds ;. >. !. J.. ;. 12,sSS.15
Total :. ;. :. :. :. ..$1S6,942.74
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock Paid In IS $4,000. 90
Surplus Fund :. :. 100000
Undivided Profits, less Cur
rent Expenses and Taxes
Paid ;. -. ;. ;. 3,9S7.24
'Due TO Banks and Bankers $3.50
Dividends Unpaid :. :. 1,O07.5
Individual Deposits Subject
TO Check .$h2, 1868
Savings Deposits 8,615.2O
Time Certificates OF De-
ll0Slt .. 3l,50G45
Cashiers Checks 1,S39.96 94,O6S.2O
Bills Payable, including Ger
tificates for Money Bor-
rowed -. 100000
Total ;. :. :. ..$18G,942.74
State OF South Carolina,
County Of Laurens.
Before me came G. w. Fuller. Cash.
Ter OF the above named bank, who, be-
Ing duly sworn, says that the above
and foregoing statement is true con-
dition ,Of said bank, as shown by the
books or said bank
u G, w. FULLER,
sworn to and subscribed before me
this 7th day Of July, 1920. '.2
j. j. ADAMS,
Notary Public.
Correct Attest: II. x. Aiken, j. G..
Smith, r.. X. Anderson, Directors. II
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Engraved Cards ana Invitations.
4 Advertiser Printing Co.

Statement OF the Condition of the
s LUCAS BANK,
LOCATED at Laurens, :. G., ut the close
Of, business June 80, 1890.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts ;. IS 54,637.33
OVefdrafts :. :. -. 2S7.05
Bonds and Stocks Owned
by the Bank ). ;. ;. 100000
Furniture and Fixtures ;. $4,000
DUE from Banks and Bank
ers ;. :. J. ;. :. 13.s5O-22
currency :. :. :. :. 3,09500
COLD :. ;. ;. 535. 90
Silver and Other Coin ;. ). 1915
Checks and Cash Items :. 1913
Other Resources viz.
Liberty Bonds (subscrip-
Stion for customers) . 2,55S.OO
Total ;. :. :. IS 16,S59.0S
LIABELITIEs
Capital Stock Paid In s. 100000
&'urplus Fund :. . :. 10000
Undivided Profits, less Cur
ren, Expenses and Taxes
Paid . !. J. ;. 3,oo4.os
Individual Deposits Subject
to Check ;. ..$34,373.42
Savings Deposits 27.70l.44
Cashiers Checks 2S0.l4 62,355.OO
Total :. :. IS 76,S59.0s
State of South Carolina,
County of l4aurcns.
Before me came G. S. Link, Jr., Act
Cashier Of the above named bank
who, being duly sworn, says that the
above and foregoing statement is a
true condition Of said bank, as shown
by the books Of said bank.
c. s.. LINK, Jr.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this Sth day Of July, 1920.
GEO. II. Bl4AFIBLY,
Notary Public
Correct Attest: 8I TX. Aiken, Rolfe
r. Hughes, Geo. NJ. Wright, directors
52-1t-A
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Statement Of the Condition Of the
PEOPLES BANK,
Located at Gray Court, S. G., at The
close of business June 80, 1920.

LOCAted AT GTay court, >. ", al QAe
close Of business June 80, 1920.
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts :. .$24a, 1923
Overdrafts :. =. :. :. - 2t276.18
Bonds and Stocks Owned
by the Bank ;. ;. :. =. 10000
Furniture and Fixtures :. 4,92S.2O
Banking House =. ;. :. -. 4,l29.25
Due from Banks and Bank
ers ;. ;. :. ;. - ;. 4,4l6.25
Currency .... ;. = -. -. 100000
Silver and other Coin ~. 233.41
Checks and Cash Items .. 39Q.02
|. LIABILITIES
Capital Stock Paid In ;. IS 59,OOO.0O
Undivided PrCfts, less Cur
rent Expenses and Taxes
Paid >. :. ;. .... :. 1861 35
Due to Banks and Bankers 5,35S27
Individual Deposits Subject
to Check ;. ..S6S.S36.65
Time Certificates Of De-
post =. :. 80. 7S,643.53
Cashiers Checks 91.74 l47,571.9 .92
Bills Parable, Including Ger
tiicates for Money Bor-
rowed ;. ). >. >. :. 100000
Total ;. ;. ;. $500, ,591 81
State OF South Carolina,
| County Of Laurens.
| Before me came Festus T. Curry,
President of the above named bank,
who, being duly sworn, says that the
above and foregoing statement is a
true condition Of said bank, as shown
by the books OF said bank.
| FESTUS II. CURRY.
Swom to and subscribed before me
this 9TH day Of July. 1920.
| u. ID. PEDEN,
! Notary Public.
| Correct Attest: l.. r. Brooks. j. A.
Curry. u. W. Wells, Directors. III