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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-05-13
REPORT
Of the condition OF
THE SEvILLESTATE BANE

THE SEVILLE STATE BANK
Seville. Ohio. at the close Of business
May 4th. 1921.
RESOURCES.
Loans on Real Estate ....$ 57,135!00
Loans on Collateral ...... 10000
Other Loans and Discounts 65.857.04
3. s. Bonds and Securities
Items 5-6-7-8) .......... S.480.00
State, County and Municipal
Other Bonds and Securities 114.s72.15
Banking House and Lott... 4,9H.04
Gas Due from Reserve Banks and
is-ao-aD 4s.iss.77 4s.1as.77
TOTAL ...... s32o.425. 81
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid in. 49,. 100000
Surplus Fund ......... l7,500.0O
Undivided Profit, less ex-
penses. interest and taxes
paid .......!.......... 4,2SO.S6
Individual Deposits subject
to check (Items 34-35) 135,457.08
Certificates Of Deposit 95.976.S8
Savings Deposits ....... 41,9S5Sl
other Liabilities (Items 4s-5o) ,215.5s
TOTAL .r................ $S2O,425.Sl
I, John r. Minton, cashier Of the
above named, The Seville State Bank,
do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true to the best Of my
knowledge and belief. F.
JOHN R. M1EToA
STATE Of Ohio. County Of Medina. O.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 10 day of May, 1921.
w. g.. BRUMBAUGH. q
Notary Public.
CORRECT-attest: .
| CEIAS. N. TAYLAR
| A. RCH RER
| WILLIAM HUBERT,
| Directors.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-05-13

LOST-Between Spencer and IL mn.
south of Huntington, on Monday,
May II, pair Of back curtains for
a No. rs Overland. The finder
will do great favor by notifying
Will Handley or by leaving them
at the Burbage Bakery, Spencer, @.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-05-13

Checks on banks
located outside Of
city or town of re-
porting bank and
other cash items ....
Redemption fund
with U. s.. Treasur-
er and due from u.
s. Treasurer .....
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30

ganization. Industrial history and
other studies in economies and social
science.
1t Is not the purpose of SUCH n
course 20 prepare for clerical POSI-
tons. but rather to lay u broad foun-
cation o; combined engineering and
comincrctal training on which may
later be. built Il successful career
a!ohS managerial and administrative
INES. or I'm transportation or in some
OF the numerous phases OF industry
having commercial character In
his course is to be found prcparat ion
Tor positions as statesmen. distribu-
tors. commercial representatives and
managers, handling the multitude OF
products or electrical and mcchani-
cal engineering enterprises; as man
ayers. superintendent. and other
oihcials OF manufacturing plants: rs
specialists In cost calculation. en-
ncnSe distribution. efficiency methods,
employment and placement of work :
crS. purchasing and handling sup
pics, anu various other lines rcQtlir-
ing trained engineering and CONNER
cha! men in modern industry II is
believed that such ~ training can bc
given only I'm an institution equipped
10 give practical instructio in en-
Sin"crinS. and the State college os
mechanic arts feels that ii is its
duty to respond TO this need. The
details of tho new program OF studies
are HOW being worked out and will
he published In the Forthcoming:
cat a lpwlip
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30

nCrimcnts with particular reference
to the conditions and needs in Nc
Cumar and northampton Counties. by
bringing TO its already well -devclopcd
work the aid of the forces of the aEri-
cultural college. the station VIII be
in position to serve the farmers OF
Eastern Virginia still more eff
iiCicntly.
The alumni records OF the Virginia
roiytechnic Institute show that many
OF its graduates go into the business
side Of industry. Large corporations,
contracting firms. municipalities and
othe: large employers OF technically
trained college men are looking for
those who have combined with train
Ing In engineering knowlrdS" OF
business principles and economic. re-
latons. Many graduates OF the col
lcSc eventually own and operate
come from alumni and employers that
the college offer along with its pres
cnt engineering courses instruction IN
the fundamentals Of business admin
istration.
Always alive to the needs of in
dustry. the college has decided to
oGcr. beginning with the next ses-
sion in September. program OF work
leading TO desree in commercial
course paraneling the other four
year engineering courses. The FIRST
Two years will probably be the same
as the course In mechanical engineer
inc. and in the third and fourth
years the student Will be permitted
TO TAX" along with engineering sub
Jecis. special classes in business adj
miujStratiNn. The latter will include
Such subjects as vocational psychoi-
ocy. vocational guidance. employment
management and placement, indus
trial and trade analysis. advertising
and sales management, shop expense
analysis and control, labor lcgiSla-
ton and wOrkmcn's compensation
contracts and specifications. account
ing principles. marketing. usincSS
statistics, Industrial finance. Office or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
AFRAID TO
EAT MEALS
Pape'S Diapepsin" is the best
.Antacid and Stomach
Regulator known

When Your meals don't 1T ana YOU
feel uncomfortable. when YOU hclch
gases. acids or raise sour, undigcsted
food: when YOU feel Jumps of indiges-
ton pain heartburn or headache from
acidity, just eat a tablet OF harmless
and reliable papc's Diancpsin, and the
stomach distress is gone.
Millions of people know the magic
Of parc's biapcpsin az an antiacid.
They know that most indigestion and
diSordcrcd stomach are from ac!dity.
Tho relief comes quickly, no disap-
pointmcnt, Pape's Diapepsin helps
reEuiate' your stomach so YOU can eat
i"voritc foods without fear. and box
o; these world famous stomach tab
lets cost SO little at drug stores.-
Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30

Beam and Harriet Pressey. of tho
class Of 1920. spent tho week end
with friends Mt tho Normal.
Mrs. w. f. Griffith and Mrs. B. b.
Griffith. OF Emmerton. spent Sunday
at the school with, their daughters.
Misses Mary Fax and Emma Griffith.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Y. Morgan, or
Warsaw, were recent guests OF their
daughter. Miss Anna Morgan. OF tho
student body
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30

Mt home which took place Thursday
afternoon. ~ large number of friends
OF the school called. and n musical
program was rendered by Mrs. Colgin
ana Misses Davis and Williams.
Misses Charlotte Peoples ana Cert
rude White were hostesscs.
President a. b. Chandler. Jr.. will
be absent from tho school for several
days this week. attending the meet.
ing OF the Normal school Board mt
East RRdford.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
HOLLiNS COLLEGE
Especial to The Times
IIJOlyI.iNS 4

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
HOlLlNS COLLEGE. VA, Jan %
Miss Mary Stuart Cooke rcturu, Il
Richmond In the interests OF tho pro-
posed, large school for colorcd chill
Gren here.
The .Marionctte" show in the gym
n?sium the other day was quite a
novelty TO many of the students and
faculty; some OF the faculty ami stu
cents had seen such shows in iiaiy
end France.
Iid-year examinations closed to-
day. Moada is II holiday. \ NAM
bc' or the sinCcn.s are aw.y TOR the
'rcr k-cnd.
y number O. students and come OF
r." faculty cSi, I - see "a ~ Dun
- Robin HcCG" in Ecaa0ka next
Monday Iiglt.
Mss 10 lie ~ ;ncad. one Of the
"a sllsh ici.ch :c!'. wac; iii Richmor.r
last sunday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30

tournament. Much interest and en-
ihusiasm is being shown i'm this. for
the winning class Will receive %
points ON the trophy cup which is
presented each year To The class
having the highest number of points
In athletics.
Miss Euia II. Atkinson, of the De-
par;ment oc Agriculture and county
president of the school leagues. and
Miss Edna Alrckcr, of the Community
are visiting school leagues and or
SnnizinE new leagues in the county.
Much interest has been. shown by the
pCNplc in ouch community visited. and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30

full child again. Mothers can res.
easy after giving this harmless lax
ativc. because 1t never fails. Chill
dren dearly love its delicious. "fruity"
taste. Full directions for babies and
for children of all ages printed on
each bottle. Beware OF countcrfcits.
Mother. you must say "Caiirornin.'
II YOU don't say "Cniifornin." you
may get an imitation Fix syrup.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30

tho outlook for the work is most en-
couraglng.
d". Gaskhl. expert typist. gave a
demonstration to the commercial
training class on Wednesday after
noon. He wrote 114 words. solid
matter per minute. after which ho
gave 4 short talk AZ to the training
which enabled him to develop such
speed.
One OF the most enjoyable social
affairs of the year was the faculty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
- 49,.
Give California Syrup of Figs" only Say "Cafo

II your little one is out of sorts.
half sick. isn't resting. eating and
acting naturally-look. Mother. see II
tongue is coated This is sure sign
that it's l,tlc stomach. liver and
bowels are cloGscd with waste. Give
i teaspoonful Of california Syrup
of Figs" ana in a few hours all the
conStipated poison. undiCcstcd food
ana sour bile gently pass withou:
gripping. and you have well. play
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
BASKETBALL TOURNEY At
FREDERICKSBURG NORMAL
Athletics Department Launches In
tcrclasS Evcnt-Othcr News
and Notes:

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Jan. ga
The department OF athletics is NOW
running an intcrclass basketball
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-22
Lecture of Great
Eloquence Drew a
Large Audience

Despite the many counter attrac-
lions in the Triple Cities last evening
the auditorium OF the congregational
church was filled to almost its capac-
ity limit TO hear the famous American.
pr Conwell There were many pres
ent who had heard DR. Conwel from
one to five or more times but as one
lady said wherever DR. C0aNell
speaks 20 - hear him no matter
what the price. Many states Of the
Union were represented in THE audi-
ence and the appreciation Of the .au-
dienee as evidenced by applause and
laughter was sufficient testimony as
TO the pleasures and Inspiration that
was being gathered from the Wisdom
ef the speaker At the close OF the lee
lure friends froH many states GREETED
the lecturer. Tomorrow DR. Conwcl
will speak in the. Temple Baptist
church of Sanford and ON two even
mgs next week will deliver his lie.
ture in that city, One night he Will
lecture under the auspices Of the
Baptist Temple and the second might;
viii give his lecture to all the school
children OF Sanford One OF Sanford 5
prominent citizens will pay for the
evening and give all the children of
Inc eaty an opportaait.s 20 near this
great nssa- About % students of the
schools here We're permitted To hear
nm last night through the generosity
81 several public spirited men ~ tho
ely
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-22
Blanche Sweet in
Help Wanted" at
Seabreeze Today

In Help Wanted; Male" which be-
gan its engagement at the Seabreeze
Opera House this afternoon and
which viii also be played tonight.
Blanche Sweet invades the haunts OF
the wealthy In pursuit of a million
aire for husband. The result of her
adventure is one of the most anus.
ing comedy fi,ns ever shown NJ the
Seabreeze Opera House,
1t all happened because legacy
received by Blanche was only $1,000
not near enough to retire on. So
she bought some knock 'emrdead
Clothes went TO seaside hotel. posed
as widow and dropped hints about
mysterious "east."
Naturally. she got male help. but
not the kind she wanted. though her
adventure with bootleggers. aviators.
amateur sleuths and millionaires fin
ally brought about the desired result
"a rich husband
Henry King comes ont Of retire.
n,ent as an actor to play the leading
male role, and does both excellently
1.-THE remainder of the characters are
Isnally well cast. including Frank
Leigh. AIayme kalso. Jay Belaseo,
Thomas Jefferson and others. \ race
between a hydroplane ami motor.
boat provides a real thrill as climax
The Seabreeze show house viii also
show one OF Mrs. Sidney Drew's best
comedies tonight.
| *Orauges $500 per hex at Munroe
+ & Stevens Grove, pi-17-7i
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-22
Excellent Program
Of Boxing Monday
Creating Interest

The box ng prog am scheduled for
Monday evening. u the Armory com
coded 70 b. the bes. program lined up
Tor local lighting fans sace the ga
son opened. Is creating eou@id rahl
interest as several bouts or more
than usual ability VIII be staged Win
out Neak SPOT in tie eEtie program
The main bout i iorouud affair be
tween + d Burns 81 Cnlsrom Field.
Arcadia and Sergeant Reynolds
promises g be one OF he hardest
fought battles in a local ring as both
men are primed 70 go the lamit Ia a
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-22
Official Sanction Of Triple
A Must Be ReceiUed for the
Local Amateur Motor Races

Wagner. r Edwards. technical man
and other officials of the Triple A, is
assured sanction.
AT the opening OF the program OF
amateur races this afternoon at :
o'clock. ON Daytona Beach. prizes
were presented TO the winners of the
vents OF last Saturday. the prizes
beins donated by merchants of the
Triple cities most elaborate gifts be
ing included
Thirty cars are lined up this after
noon for the 10 events to be run on
the beach between the Hotel Claren-
don and the ocean pier. Many speed
STEERS are entered. as wen as sonld re-
lies of former days, the events being
widely diversified ard entertaining.
Merchants have again donated beau
tfal prizes for the winners of the
events. thus giving their hearty APP
prevail of the plan TO make the anna
teur events weekly affairs. drawing
many hundreds of visitors and rest
dents from other sections OF the East
Coast
The race course has been wired 20
keep crowds OFF the course thus
avoiding chances of accidents. aud a
judges stand has been erected max
ing possible better Judging OF the
contests.
All the rough spots OF last week s
meet have been ironed out and tbs
races are expected to he brought tt
a successful conclusion by ; oeloct
this afternoon
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-22
Season Tickets
For the Elk's Fair
On Sale Monday

The dawn of February viii find
plans Tor The Elks Fair we'll complet-
ed while there is much routiae
work to be done in the intervening
lays before the big fair Is thrown
open February Z. the general coop.
Grafton on all sides has more than
insured the success of the undertak
nl.
Season tickets viii be placed on
sale Monday. They will be $i.0o each
for twelve admissions. The ticket is
transferable, so that you can use ii
yourself twelve times or loan it to
your neighhor. \ coupon j. torn OF at
h. door Tor each ind'vidaal Coupons
arr not good Il detached Thus thase
'Ae;s make the price of single ad-
mission only about 5 cents. For those
aot holding one Of these tickets the
single admission price viii be eac. so
it behooyes everybody TO rurekase a
season ticket and that early. while
they las.
The act vities of the fair viii run
from i.3e until 10 and dancing vill BE-
enjoyed from 10 to Il
~WAA. PAPER Larg ST line in me
state to select from We hang aud
paint. Sheelays Magnolia avenue
IS t-22-1t
William G. Miner Of live pak avs
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-22
John Wanornaker
Tells the Truth of
Florida in Times

New Workers are accustomed 10
reading a. 4 feature of the John Wan
amaker advertisements in the big eity
papers. sketches Of Interesting facts
by the founder OF that great business
which invariably carry ; message q
boosting spirit.
Mr.. Wanamaker i Ia FLORIDA this
winter rs usual. having passed thru
Daytona aboard bis yacht "The Cad
fly~ several weeks aGo and this y eek
under the heading Florida Is Most
Beautiful and interesting" Mr. Wan
amaker The merchant prince. writes
in his New York Times advertisements
the following inter ,stlnT viewpoint
OF this state.
Florida Is most beautiful aad ~
terestinF. but L is not The Garden e.
Eden
Few men can I've there without
earn.ig their bresd by the sweat Of
their brows.
yet Il is stlll true that they can
start with little capital. OF none. II
they have m nj 10 work hard and
steadfastly
4 From the PerdIdo river on the es
/ IRENE west. on the border line be-
/ tween Alabama aud Florida. to Cape
4 Sable is about seven hundred miles.
i II is long. narrow peninsula
stretching southwark into tho Attain
tic with a wonderful chain OF rocky
isletss called the Florida Keys. begin
ming at Cape Florida on the east. end.
ing ia a group of sand .heaped rocks
known IS the Tortugas. from the mum
hsrless turtles that used TO be found
saere
"M1 ted The Florida coastline ex
terds l19re than eleven hundred
mass
t"rbo car stream sweeps along
ks' ri1s eastern border. and the
tulf O. MeV'co. N it, weird mys
.erious spict and heaIthfnlness
,orws much Of lis western boundary
"NcwaeTe, except IN Italy. are there
% he seen such sunises. ana sun
se.s. ard nowhere else III this eoun
ny. SO far as known. can one see the
Nuts ANA flowers growing outdoors
breathe the solt. halnly air OF
fae ~ January.
The CLYDE Lire Of steamers sail
ng from New York comfortably take
= ne o. Jacksonville in three days ana
~ tgaia enc can reach Miami an As
Aeuts
Without interest in any land oper
.aii1as q other speculative enter
nr iais is respectfully submitted
'er pc pleasure OF the public. who
HaN regal ! Florida in many respect
TIE liaiy Spain aad Egypt Of ths
t'ntrti States
tSieGeaJ
JOHN .WANAMAKEE
Wm Mcdonald tenor. Lesson.
by appointment Cadars Hotel Tel
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-22

That the Daytona Beach Motor
Racing Association must receive
the official sanction 81 the Amer
lean Automobile Association for
the holding Of the amateur races
or Daytona Beach, in the fusurs
and that the local racing assoca-
tion escaped : severe reprimand
and possible Establishing fror, the
Trople-A only ny the eA.uss Of
"lanorancessos tns law and the
happy circumstances Of officials
eof that body hein3 mere, is the
statement OF Arthur Means, sscre
tary of the contest board of tbs
Tripie-A.
Mr. Mems Explained To the racing
beard today that Daytona Beach is
considered III the Triple A as one Of
their racing LEGATIONS on the circuit
of the United States. and therefore
no races, either professional or anna
teur are allowed without their official
sanction. The fact that sanction had
been given for the Ralph milford
world trials. together with amateur
events in connection with the trials
and that Mr. Means was on the
ground and could report to his board
the fact that the amateur races are
being held nnder a misunderstood ng
of tli,s ruling Will let the local rae
ing observation-disclosures. it Is believ
ed
However. application for sanction
Will 60 forward today IN the contest
hoard and backed by the okay OF
Secretary Means. Starter Fred j
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-22
Girl Scouts on
Hike and Beach
Parry Tonight

Tbe local tsssp ss Girl seeass -
Gently orxsnfxed here lea tits esfzs
noon for s-eont lang hike safnh On
The hetseis. xbich VIII BE- foliest ri y
! beeels supper. to Be aft~ndsaz " -
members of the local tfoep
Tia sHeeezs Of the orSaaizsfiea
which was completed buf Fessaffg
make@ possible the organization & =
second troop wnsch viii be Esssisr
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-22
HOTEL MEN OF
CITY HOLD A
BRIEF SESSION

~ a meeting OF the hay tuna Hotel
Meas association. held at the offices
.of the Daytona Chamber Of Commerce
Friday evening. il was decided by the
members of the association that the
hotels which hold membership in the
organization would extend an invita-
ton TO the visiting members OF the
National Editorial association for
laeals during their visit here. as guests
uf the various hotel propr. ,tovs. This
suggestion was made by President
Henry W Haynes OF the Dayiona Ho.
tel Meas association at the organi.
zation meeting of the committee hand
ling the e itorial meeting here late
IL the season. The plan met with the
instant approval of the hotel mea who
will furnish all meals 20 lie Visiting
editors during their stay hre
il S"s also decided that t asso.
.fttitr wonld have bol3l 81 the
coming ,.liss' Fair. an l.nr i,tee
vas sppaintpd TO handle his frature
n the two weeks charity lair to be
held at the Armorv. Feb . 4, i9tn
with appit cation At that time
tstion to the paytona Hotel Mems
association to be guests Of the grill
management next Wedaes lay eve.
pine the Invitation being accepted
with Rppsseiaten. at that time a
ouslaess session viii also hEs hsfd
Sunday afternoon eNeufsiAn to OR
mond Beach and return 9.l5 y. m.
nut,ing Dock One hour stop nj o.
mond. 3S2.i.ga- V
Prof and Mrs Robt. e Lee Could
ng and baby Of New smyrna are
visiting Mrs. Gouldiug's parents. Rev
aud Mrs D. 5. Sea leng. g. No. Pal
metto avenue,
*We Wish YOU the best of every
thing for 1921 Rowe's 12-2S-tf
converted bonds OF the FIRST. second
third and fourth Liberty Loans lest
with the Merchants Bank for couver.
on have been returned and are ready
for delivery Persons holding bonds
Nith all coupons detached should
present them to their hank ior CON
version at once
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-22
GOOD MORNING,
JUDGE!

George Carmichael. who appeared
in Police court Friday morning eharg
ed with speeding on South Beach
street. and who attempted TO argue
Judge David Sholtz out OF fine but
failed. again appeared In the same
coui this morning. this time charged
With using indecent language To the
police Officers who had previously ar
rested him 1t was testified to. that
Carmichael had questioned the testi-
monv OF the officers as given in the
court at his previous trial, and. be
coming abusive. was again arrested
on the new charge.
The judge read severe lecture 81
the man in the docket, and iined him
sss adding 10 day sentence ~ labor
on CITY Island. the latter portion OF
the fine being RENTED il carmich-
ael failed to again appear IN court
aud keeps the peace.
Edwin l.. Matson was fined IS foI
doing business without license, Il
being explained in court that the
Matsons had come south with little
capital. and in order to make ilvins
alatsnn's wife had commenced ped
ding soap. against the laws of the
city. The light fine was in accord
With the sympathy of the court.
The suggestion of the Daily News
hat at least one of the day police
'ogca b. shifted to the night forcs
has been decided upon by the chief
aaking an extra man On the nigh
cree for the balance eli the seesnr
ssur Hg better protection teg nsreeA
iats fcsm the series ~ baf2la e.
EicA have been pgl'ec@ gfesasig
I'd "a connection with vhlea ~ q.
yet,s. as yet. have been made.
Sunnsy afternoon excQrs on 70 To
u-oia River, 2.o3 p. m. Nasting Cosk
Se,orn by moonlight. Round tri,
si51 T.L ES4 ssi-t2a2t
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-22
HOME. BREW" SCHOOL.

NEWARK. \. J.. jan - The GOV
einm snt had better teach the pcop,e
how To make home brow" says Dr
rhonas K Thohura. Elf fl doesn't
thousands viii have stemJca troubla
and some win de"