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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-04
HABIA GAsoLINA EN- LA BAHI.

Hace dos semanas que el vapOr La
ke Grain0ier, del Shipping Board,
consignado la New York and Porto
Rico Steam Ship Co., lego de New
Orleans, pero debido que los niue
lies estaban abarrotados de carga ell
buque atrac0 al muelle San Antonio.
para efectuar su descarga, y 10 primero
que empez6 a ALTAR fueron mil cajas
de gasolina que trafa consignadas a
la Texas Oil Co. No sabemOs 81 la
Texas saba que tenfa esa gasolina
ell csc vapor; pero 81 sabemos que
cuando Sc lie preguntaba 81 tenia gaso-
lima contestaba negativamente..
va 10 sabe ell pdblico: la Texas Oil
Co., recibi6 aver mil cajas de gasolii
ma. Y no cobramos ell anuncio...
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-04
INGENIERo CIVIL

Para sefsir como ayudante del In
geniefA CivilNy AgrimensOr de una
Corpora >i6n AgricoIa-I industrial. Al
solicitar Z puestO dese la mayor in
formation ApsibIe .sobre todo en- ID
que Sc refiefl a sa ezperiencia y es-
tudios. Tambil disps el sueldo que
Sc desea. DirijaA a NItgeniero Civil
cIo Ell IMPARcIA
NJ Advt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-04
BENDICION DE UNA IMAGEN

Una h4rmosa escuitura lie JesGS
NaZarenO .trafda recientemente de Bar
celOna presntada la Santa Iglesia
Catedral por los esposo5 Mir6-Caldas.
sera bendecida por eI Iltrm0. senior
ObispO cl pr6XimO domingo seis &c
JUNO, antes de la Ri.Sa de las once.
Sc invita- Il los iieles para este her
mOsO actO. al que concurrirdn alre-
dedOr de cincuenta padrinos
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-04
TIROS A LA POLICIA

Anoche en- la parada 5, de Puerta
de TERRA, despuGs que Sc concluy6
el mitin que ALI Sc celebraba, lie hi.
cieron yarios diSparOS los pOlicias
Victor Emmanuelli Y Antonio Figue-
rOa .EllOs cOntestarOn los disparOs,
perO no vieron nadie Despues ell
contraron tres sOldados Y dos paisa-
nos. Siguieron IL los primeros hasta
su campamento dc la parada tres, yco
mo las balas de los disparos eran de
las que uSa el ej6rcito. dierOn cuenta
al captain Schettini, quien la vez 10
comunic6 los tenicnteS Cianchini v
Andino.. EstOs Ordenaron el arrestO
de los tres soldados Y hoy sc esta i'll
vestigando el case.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-04
LA SRA. DE SKERRET, Sc AGRA
VO AVER

Aver tarde empeor6 un POGO el esta
do de la distinguida esposa de nuestrt
amigo, el ingeniero senior Ricardo
Skerret
Ell medico de cabecera, DIR. Quevedc
Bdez, llam6 en- consulta al doctor Gu
tierrez Igaravidez. Hoy por la ma
fiana nos han informadO, que aunque
la noche no la pas6 muy bien, su esta
do ofrece menos peligrO.
Sinceramente des(amos que desa-
parezca la gravedad de la dana Ell.
ferma.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-04
LA FIESTA DE LA GRADUATION
EN- LA UNIVERSIDAD DE
PUERTO RICO

Hemos recibido la invitacion cores
pondiente para la interesante fiesta
de Graduation, en- ell Salon de Asam-
bleas, el nueve de JUNO corriente, a
las nueve de la manana.
Ell programa organizado para so
lemnizar la entrega de los diplomas,
es muy ameno, y en- el tomaran par
te la orquesta de la Universidad, el
Comisionado de Instruction Mr.. Mi
Her, las muchachas del "Glee Club,
S. E. el Gobernador Benedicto, Luis
Morales, la senorita Fortier y el Sc
nor Torres. Ell numero de los alum
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-04
Sc yOLCO Ell AUTOMovIL
PERECEN DOS PERSONALS

En- Ia carretera que conduce de San
German Sabana Grande, el autOm6.
vii P.S87, dc Ignacio Flores, guiado
por Arturo Torruellas. chauffeur No
1887, Sc voice, resultando muerto el
chauffeur v heridos los pasajer0s
Juan Pereira, Manuel Pereira y Juan
Vargas, Y ell vehfculo completamente
destrozado. Los heridos fueron assist
dos en- el Hospital Municipal, habien-
do fallecidO Juan Pereira.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-04
Ell BALANCE DEL AMERICAN
COLONIAL BANK

Hemos recibido ell balance de situa-
cion del American Colonial Bank of
Porto Rico, en- la tarde del 80 de abril
de 1920. La importante institution
bancaria que ofrece sus clientes SER
vicios tan importantes como cuentas
corrientes, Departamento de Ahorros,
Certificates de Depositos, Cobranzas,
Prestamos, Departamento Extranje-
ro, Cajas de Seguridad, presenta un
balance ascendente a $11, ,545, ,040.62.
Ell American Colonial Bank, como
saben nuestros lectores tiene sucur-
sales en- Arecibo, Mayagiiez y Ca
guas.
Felicitamos a la gran institution
bancaria por el feliz exito de sus ne
gocios.
nos graduates es muy extenso, y a
todos ellos enviamos nuestra cordial
felicitaci0n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-04
FILIPO DE HOSTOS

Aver regres6 de Estados UnidOs, en-
el vapor COan,0, nuestro estimado ami
go don Filipo de Hostos, Sub-Secreta
rio de la Comisi6n de Servicio Pibli.
co, quien Sc hallaba en- ell Norte, en-
asuntOs comerciales. Sc nos ha in
tornado que el seiior de Hostos pre-
sentara hoy la renuncia Gle su cargo
BienyenidO sea el amigo de H0stos
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-04
NINA DESAPARECIDA

De In casa mimcro A lie In Gale
lei General Contreras, de esta ciudad,
sc ha desaparccido Ia nina Luisa Her
ndndez, de / amos de edad natural
de Toa Alta. Tirnc cl pela cortado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-04
Los ARLEQUINE De
\SEDA Y QpO

TragicAnedi cinemategrafica de la
vida nacidpal, diyidida 90 tres epocas.
en- la queAs refleia eisazul del cielO
de EspanaA Asus festas bizarras san
grientas, 81 hombres guerrerOs sus
amOres trakicOs. 4
Genial intfrpretaci6n de Raquel Me-
Her en- ell pakel de GstanilIa Blanca
Dos corridas de tofos soberbias con
los famosos 1estros GALLO, GALL
TO, GAONAE BELMONTE.
Pasodobles, pasaealles, iotas, can
tares y bailabks ahdaluces seran eje-
cutados duranie Ia proyeecion.
A peticion ds gran numero de per-
sonas Sc prOyeeipra de nucvO esta cin-
Ia en- ell
"CINE TRES BANDERAS"
Dias: z. Sy 8 Junio.
Procure abonarse a las tres fun
clones. No sc la pierda.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-04

venerable mfOrtunadO
Mco brutal rebede
pobado estad de
hech ns6to solo ha
noble pals mejano ha deja-
los paises de haba espnOa
ynustno constuye atentado ntegdad
ybuenno nombre la caballerosdad latina
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-04

Laredo, Tex, 10 de mayo.-Infor-
mes procedentes de, la capital de la
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-11-26
"RCRMALCY" ITEMS OF A DAY,

The Gcorgia-i'lorida Saw Mill
Association announced that il would
reduce wages to $500 day. which
IS q 20 per cent reduction.
-Four mills Of the American Wool
en- Mills Company in Lawrence.
Mass, closed on Thursday and will
20 on a fOur-daya week schedule
from this time on.
There arrived in New York re-
Gently the first German merchant
man to arrive in America since the
beginning Of the war. The vessel
ncw thc tn" OLD German marine
Nag.
5. S. King, Of the Sash, Door. and
Mil Association. in a speech in
Chicago. said: "In a little while
the union laboring man will be
ready to eat out OF his employers
hands"
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PUBLIC SALE.

MONDAY DEC. 6. 1920, 1000 a. III.
will sell at public auction at nv
farm The Cook Place" 1 ~ miles
South of Frankford. the following
personal property:
% Head (around $50 lbs.) En-.
good ycarsinS Steers.
10 Head taround 625 Ibs.) good
ycarling Steers.
! good ycarling Iicifer.
Head (around $50 lbs.) good
two-ycar-old Steers.
i Head (around 900 lbs.) pood
two-year-old Heifers.
3 Head good Cows Ito be fresh
jan. Feb. March and June 1stJ
! Head Heifer Calves.
Steer Calf.
~ Tons Hay, lin barn)
, Tons Straw. lin barn)
! acres good Corn in shock. ,
! Team Bay Mares, C 80 years
old; weight 5000 pounds)
,,; lie, LEAN = of OF 4-year-old Horses.
! Road Wagon,
Spring Wagon.
hinder; Harrows. Flows, Guilt
The purchaser of the feed i, b.r,
Will be given the privilege of feed.
ing II In the barn This winter.
terms Of Sale:-All sums under
slO:O0. CASH; all sums over $1,000
credit of six months will be given
with interest at the rate of 6 ner
cent per annum added, negotiable
note with approved security nav
able at tle Bank of Lcwisburg. or
any other bank that we might agree
should Dec. the 10Th he q very
very rough day, sale will be post
pOned TO another sci day.
d , }. II. McCLINTIC.
Il. l.. McMillion. Auctionecr.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-11-26
REPUBLICANS CONTROL LEGISLATURE.

The Republicans will have an
overwhelming majority in the
House and Senate when the West
Virginia Legislature meets in Janu-
AIRY. according to the data that has
been complied from the So counties
indications arc that the Demo-
Gratis will have a total of II men,
bcrs Of the House with a POSSIBLE
lily of IL. providing is is finally true
that Peasants county has elected
q Democratic delegate. The results
i'll that county are close.
In the Senate there are two hold
over Senators and two new ones
according to the returns. The
TWO hoidorcr members Of the
Senate are L. II. Morton, Of the
Ienth district and Milton Burr, of
tch Fifteenth district. The newly
elected Democratic Senator's are j.
\. Shacklford of the Tenth and II.
T.. lienshaw, OF the Fifteenth dis
trictS.
The Republican majority in the
House will be 60 Of the total mem
bcrship of sc. and in the Senate il
Will be 26 Of the 30 members. On
Joint ballot the Republicans will
nave total majority of %.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-11-26
BRYAN.

When certain newspapers have
nothing else TO write about they
proceed to lambast VIM. J. Bryan.
We now hear it said that he is po-
lltIcally dead. Well he has been
buried SO many times we will not
be surprised TO see him rise again.
But then ii is natural for the pco-
pie and press TO jump on man for
one mistake and never mention his
good deeds. This certainly lacks
fairness 10 say the least. And il
IS disgusting at times in view Of the
TACT that some Of the Bryan critics
arc unworthy to loosen his shoe
strIngs.--ChfiOn Forge Repietp.
We consider it unfortunate for
Mr.. Bryan when he found himself
out OF accord with the President
touching the latlcr'S war policies.
Dul when ne found This TO be the
case ne did right in retiring from
the Cabinet.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-11-26
FRANK LIVELY.

While our views are as diver
gent as the poles. it is Il yratiiiCa-
lion to know that Summers county
is honorcd in having for the next
twelve years a "son of Summers"
Inc Hon. Frank Lively, as Il MEM
Der OF our court OF last resort. the
Supreme Court Of Appeals. We
have had some ups and downs with
him; we did not always agree. but
Ihere was never any poison in his
pen or tongue. 1t is an honor to
our good county to have a Judge OF
our highest court, and the people Of
west Virginia can depend upon it
That they will have an honest ser
vice and the best Of which he is
capable.
Frank Lively WAS born and rails
cd on the farm Of his ancestors at
Lowell, being son of Col William
Lively, who died at the closing of
the war, when he heard of the
falling Of Richmond" He was an
intense Southern gentleman. The
war of GIGS left him like many
other Southern men in poverty. He
was sued and prescribed in those
bitter days and the Supreme Court
OF which his son becomes an hon
ored member shows the records
And after it all, his son comes to
the front by the power Of his in
tellect and force of character.
That Judge Lively will make a
Judge of whom all our people will
be proud, we take the liberty of
pledging. 1t is fortunate sclcc-
ton for the Statc.-Hinton Ind.
We have no desire TO dissent
from any good thing the Hinton
Independent has said in the fore
going touching friend Livcly's
personal character and fitness.
We have known him long and
have ever felt for him friendly
regard. But rejecting upon the
FACT that he comes from the lOins
OF distinguished old COnfeder-
ate Veteran and that he, when
come to mans estate. turned
his back upon his fathers politi-
cal principles and teachings and
pinned his faith TO the political
hcreSicS OF the e.. o. p, we have
wondered whether there be not
hidden somewhere under Franks
cuticlc an ugly streak of some kind
that may some day reveal itself to
his own discontinue and the grief
of his friends. The many cases of
the kind we recall from the past
trouble us with apprehension it is
difficult TO shake off.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-11-26
WHY WAR TAXES NOT REDUCED.

Senator Pcnrose'S objection to
legislation by the present Congress
on the subject Of taxation is that.
no matter what its enactment NAV
be PreSiden Wilson will veto it.
How does he know that?
1t is almost two wears since the
President first urged upon the Six
fy-fifth Congress revision and re-
duction Of taxation. He and his
Secretary OF the Treasury have re-
peated the recommendation TO the
Sixty-siXth Congress. soon TO enter
upon its closing session. Although
this Congress assembled Nav 10.
!9l9, and. with the exception of a
brief recess, was continuously at
work until June 1920, it never
80 much as considered a tax-rc-
form bill.
The explanation of this shocking
neglect is not to be found in fear
on the part of the Republicans
that President Wilson would dis
approve ans measure submitted to
him. IL rests on the self-evidcnt
fact that the majority leaders in
both Houses had no plan. The one
purpose as TO which they were
agreed was that by defeating the
peace treaty and leaving all the war
taxes in force they could stimulate
discomfort, and it was discomfort
that they relied on TO win the cleo
lion. They were afraid that the
Wilson administration might get
the credit for any thing good they
might do. Better, they thought.
That the people should continue TO
bear the burden Of war taxes than
that taxes be reduced under viii
sons administration. This was
wisdom and patriotism from the
Republican viewpoint. Party sue
cess was OF more Importance than
relief Of the people.
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THE WOUNDED SALUTE THE WOUNDED,

Jos. p. Tumulty, Secretary to the
President. describing the Prcsi-
dents recent review from his
wheel chair of procession OF
wounded soldiers, said:
AS they pass they salute, SLOWLY,
reverently. The Presidents right
hand goes up in answering salute.
glanced at him. There were tears
in his eyes. The wounded is greet
ing the wunded; those in the am
bulancc. he in the chair. arc alike
casualties of the great war.
Il don't believe that in his heart
president Wilson regrets his
wounds. | fancy he realizes no
man could die in a greater cause.
b.rt' | do sometimes wonder if it
ever seems TO him strange that
when man has been seriously
wounded in his country's service
ne should be met with sncers and
calunlnics from his countrymcn.".
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-11-26
YIR6INli DEMOCRATIC.

Virginia gave Cox majority Of
about $1,000. Senator Garter Glass
OenlocraD was returned 10 the
Senate. defeating the negro Pollard
by an overwhelming majority. The
Virginia Democrats elected all of
their candidates for Congress en-
ccpt in the 9th district which as
usual returned E.. Is. Slcmp Wepub-
hcan) his majority being about L.
800.
The Republicans carried Mary
land by about $1,000 majority.
Senator John Walter Smith lDcml
was defeated for recollection TO the
Senate by o. L. Weller (Rcp) by
1896. Only Democrats were
elected to Congress from Maryland.
Harding carried every State in
East. North and West by trcmcnd-
Gus majoritics. California gave
him majority approximating
$4,000. Montana gave him her i
electorate votes by approximately
10000 majority.
hardinSS maj0ritics in the coun-
Try as Il whole arc estimated at t.
100000.
The States giving maioriticS TO
Cox are Alabama, Arkansas. Fiori-
da. Georgia. Kentucky. Louisiana.
Mississippi. North Carolina South
Carolina, Texas and Virginia.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-11-26
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

My wife, Safrona Lee Miles, hav-
ing. on the night of the 14th of Au-
gust. 1920, left my bed and board
and gone off in company with an
other man with whom. as | am in
formed. she is now living as Il
wife, this is to notify all per
sons, dealing in any way with her.
that | will not be responsible for
any debt she may contract, credit,
given her, or liability of any kind
she may incur.
II. |. MILES,
Blue Sulphur Springs. w: Va
11-26--lt
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Tennessee went Republican,. for

Tennessee went Republican,, for
the first time in history. and thus
forcibly expressed her resentment
Of outside interference and exec
utivc violation of her State Con
stitution in the forcing Of the snf-
fraSc amendment through her Leg
islaturc. IL the United States is TO
remain a free country and with
representative government there
must be 4 further amendment OF
the voting power to eliminate the
illitcratc. the criminal and the
paupcr Of all sevcS from the fran
chisc. Enough of this American
ization OF all nations. We have al
ready naturalizcd great deal more
Of the tribes of Europe than We
can digcs. in hundred years. ~
mcrican citizenship should mean
something more than a mass en-
reimbursement brought about BY a
dCtcstable constitutional amend
ment. Good for Tcnncsscc.-N r..
r.. in P0c0hOni0S Times.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA

81 Ale OF WEST VIRGINIA,
Greenbricr County, S.:
Al Rules held in the Clerks Office
OF The Circuit Court of Grecnbrier
County, on the first Monday jim the
month Of November, 1920,
Johnston b. Handlcy, Complaint
VS..
Elizabeth S. HandIcy. Defendant
In Chanccry.
lie object of this suit is to OH
tain an absolute divorce, and if an
pearIn,g. by affidavit filed, that the
defendant Elizabeth S. Handlcy is q
nonresident Of this State, il is ord
ercd that she do appear here within
one month after the date Of the first
publication Of this order and do
Wi'a' is necessary to project her
interest in this suit.
y Copy TcSlc:
= :, II. G.. SKAGGS, Clerk.
5. VI. Austin. Sol. I1.5-l
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The Republicans will have such
big majority in the next Congress
that there will be no question of
it's full responsibility for all leg
isation. In the House they will
have q majority Of 17g. their menu
bcrship being 3O7. with 127 Demo-
Gratis and one Socialist. In the Sen
ate the Republicans will have rna.
iority Of %, their representation
being 80. while there will be but
81 Democrats. These are large
maioriiics truly, perhaps little
too large for comfort and We i'm
aginc that the leaders are just bit
anxious lest it prove Il little too
much OF n good thing as We think
it probably will.
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II is no doubt true that The wau

II is no doubt true that the wages
OF labor arc falling and many lab
0rcrS are being laid of. This. we
arc told, must bring down the cost
Of living. This may be true but
The evidence Of ii in these parts arc
not Nc' apparent to any apDrcci-
able extent. If The prices of shoes.
cclthinf, meat. groceries, etc, have
fallen they are yet loo high to be
Of any material help to ilIc man
whose pocket is mol full og money.
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NOTICE TO TRESPASSEK''

November %. i2zuhi
All persons are hereby notlllr"
not 10 cut timber or wood, set trapS
hunt. fish, ride over, or in any way
trcSpass upon our lands in Greer g,.,,',
bricr County. West Virginia. IL,
law will be strictly enforced a8a'"''
all persons guilty Of so doin9;>
$. w. ANDERSOS
- n. a. ANDFRSOE.
J. A. ANDERSOE'
J. NJ. ARGAERIE'
4. o. FEAMSIEh,:r
JAMES FEAMSi ~
1868. $. III. McDO" h''"
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
To the Creditors Of
THOMAS FAIRY. decreased

To the Creditors Of
THOMAS FAIRY. deceased
All persons holding claims
against the estate OF Thomas Fairy.
deceased. arc hereby notified TO
present the same. TO me. at my Of
flee. in the Town OF LewiSburg,
Grecnbricr County. West Virginia.
on or before the 9Th day of Janu-
AIRY, 1921. with full and complete
legal proof thereof. for adjudica-
ton. The account of JAS. H..
George, Executor of Said Thomas
Earry'S estate. is before me for
settlement.
Given under my hand this the
l2th day OF November. 1920.
FINLEY NJ. ARBUCKiE:.
11-19 ct Com'r. of Accounts
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REPORT OF CONDITION OF
Bank Of RaiDelIe.

RAINELLE, W. VA,
close of Business November Is, 1920
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts S1O3.8O3.95
Ovcrdrafis, secured
and unsecured 1881
Stocks and Securities 9TH
CT than Government
issues, 1922 .93
Z. $. Bonds s22,S12.5O
". S. s. 227.22 23.O39.72
Due from Banks 96,O22.84
Checks and other
cash items S.247.54
Lawful money reserved
In Bank 1886
expenses paid 800, 60
Total $282,930.14
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid in $ 100000
2urpliS fund 100000
Undivided profit i.12O.35
Payments on l.. Bonds l45.OO
Deposits viz:
Subject TO Check $197.SO5.O4
SaVlnBS Deposits l9.889.06
247,G9I.lO
Certified checks 80 20
''aShIcTS chccks 10000
fotal .920.1l
Stale of West Virginia.
County of Grccnbricr,
j, o. B. DAVIS, Cashier of the
above named bank, do solemniy
swear, that the above statement is
true to The best Of my knowledge
and belief. O. B. DAVIS
Cashier.
subscribed and sworn TO before
me this the 23d day of Nov, 1920.
i. b. SMITH, Jn., Notary Public.
NJ" coinmis'n expires Mar. 4, 1880.
JOHN RAINE,
q. b. DAVIS, Directors
J. NJ. RAINE,
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NOTICE.

=, All persons having claims against
NE estate OF Mrs. Catherine Will
hanson. deceased, will present the
same properly proven, for pay
mcnt to
J. ID. RAY, Administrator
OF Mrs. Catherine Williamson.
lI-26-H Rcuick. w V,
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Bank of
williamsburg

Located at williamsburg. in the
State of West Virginia, at the
close of Business November Is. 1920
Bank began business Sept. .. 1919.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts $ g2.S9l %
Ovcrdrafts, secured
and unsecured 1,116.IS
Stocks and Securities 9TH
er than Government
u. S. Bonds 1O.2O6.55
Banking House 7,77O.54
Furniture &Eixturcs 1865. 80
Due from Banks 54,851 .96
Checks and other
Cash Items 11l.62
Lawful money reserved
in Bank 5,4O3.58
Expenses paid l.536.12
Total S177,576.98
LIABILITIES.
Capitol Stock paid in S $4,000. 90
Undivided profit 3,723.29
Due 10 Banks S77.31
Deposits viz:
Subject to checks S124,26O.79
Time Certificates 23,678.1S
147,933.97
Cashiers Checks 37.41
Iotal S177,J76.9S
State OF. West Virginia,
County Of Grccnbricr.
!. &. w. BIDENs, Cashier of the
above named bank, do solclnnly
swear that the above statement is
true to the best of my knowledge
and belief. C.. VI. BIVENS
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this oath day of Nov. 1920.
J. d. HUME, Notary Public.
My CommiS-n expires June II. 1025
J. l.. WYATT.
+. G. KESSLER. Directors
J. w. McCLUNG,
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-11-26

Located at williamsburg. in the
State Of West Virginia, at the
close of Business November Is. 1920
Bank began business Sept. .. 1919.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-11-26

RAINELLE, W. VA,
close of Business November Is, 1920