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Loans and Discounts ' $3qaa
Liberty Bonds
Overdrafts......... 8.74
Expense Account ' ' o 790 77
Banking House izHk
Furniture and Fixtures z,'aX
Other Real Estate - oKik
Due from National Banks t
Due from State Banks , 'olvot
Checks for clearing qq
Silver Coins... Atom
National Bank Notes 1&&.UU
Total......
... -$61,273.92
Gapital; Stock H .
Undived Profits! .
; Bills 3 Payable
i Deposits Subject to checks
Time Certificates Of Dept.
Saving Deposit ... . : f. .
Cashier Checks.
10,000.00
260,21
None
28,039.18
12,496.08
10,280.06
. 198.39
of
Biro
r 1
Deposits November 1, 1918
Deposits November 1 , .1 9 1 7
Increase during -past year
Total... ':....
$51,013.71
26,786.13
24,227.58
. . $61,273.92
OFFICERS:
HENRY P. CORWITH,
JOHN B. CANNON
PRESTON H. BAILEY
President
Vice '.President
DIRECTORS:
Henry P.:Gorwith, Arch B. Galvert, R. B. Staton
Jno. B. Cannon, D. M. Fraser, A. D. Turner
4 Jno. M. Hearon, P. H. Bailey.
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$170,500,000 FOR BOYS OVER THERE
AND IN FIGHTING AREAS WILL 8TIR THE SOUTHEAST WEEK OF
NOVEMBER 11.
According to the statement Issued - by 1 Dr. John R. Mott, 1 Director ;
v General of the United War Work Campaicn. the total amount to be
raised during the week of Norember 11th is $170,&0O,000, filed by the I
! War Department, approved by the President.
The fund will be administered by the Government Director for .the
seven recognised War Work Agencies,; the Y. M. C. A., Y. W. aA
National Catholic War Work Council (Knights of Columbus j,' Jewish
Welfare Board,. War Camp Community Service, American Library Asso-
elation and the Salvation Army.
"The amount Is the largest ever asked as a gift from any people :
in the history of the world," said Dr. Mott '"'Viewed as a total sum,'
r.it seems gigantic, but divided by the four million men who will be under
arms in our army and navy during the period it Is expected to cover,
you find that it means less than 15 cents a day per man. Surely there
is no Father or Mother or friend of a soldier in this country .who will
say that 15 cents a day is too much to spend on his church, his home '
over there, his library, his theatre and his club. The President summed
up the whole appeal in a recent letter in which he spoke of the work of
these seven great agencies as "of vital military importance. He had in
-mind the fact that their activities are largely responsible for the mainte
nance of the splendid morale of our forces. There -has never been in
history so spectacular an example of the extreme importance of morale
as is now being presented on the Western front. The forces that confront
each other there are not widely dissimilar in - numbers or ; equipment,
yet one army is constantly withdrawing and the Other irresistibly mov
ing forward the difference is spelled in the single word, MORALE.
"Napoleon said that 'morale' is as other factors in war as three to f
one! General Pershing, in a recent letter, commenting on the work of
the agencies, quoted with approval the statement of on of hla eoioei :
who said: 'Give me nine men who have a hut to spend their evenings in
and I will have a better fighting force than ten men would be without
if ' r
jIf it is-worth $24,000,000,000 to fceep our boya under-arms next year,
surely it is worth $170,000,000, and more, to add 10 to their fighting
If it brings victory ! 10 nearer. ' This is the appeal of the seven Unit
ed War Work agencies to America, and particularly to those four mil
lion homes where service flags fly, and we know what America's an
swer will , be:"
Report .of the Condition of the
PEOPLES BANK & TRUST CO.
at Tryon, in the-State of North Caro
lina,, at. the close of business, Novem
ber 1st, 1918.
RESOURCES.
Loans s and discounts. ..,..$ 30,544.59
Overdrafts, secured $629.65
unsecured $3.32 C32.97
United States Bonds and
Liberty! Bonds 40718.60
Banking -house $6,233.38 fur-
niture and ' fixtures ,
,.$2,892.49 9,125.87
Demand loans 875.00
Due from National banks 3,648..46
Due from State banks and -f
bankers . . . 10,059.64
Gold coin 219.50
Silver coinincluding all mi-
1 nor' coin curren.;. . . 714.29
National ' Bank notes and
i othe i U. notes 1 ,.9.00
t Expense account 3,782.13
Total ".$104,660.05
LIABILITIES
Capital. , stock paid in . $ 1 0,000.00
Deposits subject to 'check. '29,132.23
uTime certificates of deposit 5,241.86
Savings deposits 56,4 7.92
Cashiers' checks outstand
ing T. 653.20
Discounts and other earn
ings. ........ 3154.84
Welf
Workers
Serve
moidiers
During
Ep
identic
Bfch In Quarantine During "Flu" Scare Succored By Y. M. c7 A.,
- Knights of Celurnbus, . War Camp Community Service, American LI.
brary -Association And Other Organizations -
j "When the Spanish "flu" hit Camp
Gordon the: Y. M. C.iA.-women workers
found themselves pressed into- service
as seamstresses turning out "flu"
masks of gauze for the soldiers. ' Or
ders were issued by-General k Sage,
commanding - officer at the 5 canton
ment," that every trooper; should wear
a "fhi' mask whether at drill, 'or en
Joying a much needed rest. The re
sult was that thousands of masks were
in demand and every woman who
could y ply needle -was pressed into
, service.
j The Y women.t Mcent arH-iroia -f
camp to act as secretaries in the huts;
the masks were turned out as- the re
sult of their efforts. .
The "flu" epidemic forced the clos
ing of all Y. M. C. A. huts. Knights of
Columbus recreation halls, f camp the
atres rand Jewish Welfare establish
ments closed, but put-door entertain-
ments were staged to serve the men
quarantined in eamo. .Those convales.
cent in the barracks were also given1
the benefit of this service. V
The .advent ,of women, secretaries at
the Red Triangle -huts has proved a
decided sensation, v among the troops
and they are : quick to express their
satisfaction . at tbe Innovation. .The
women workers release meh-f or serv
ice in, the barracks" aad assume the du-
-Total.. $104,660.05
States of yJSfovt'i Carolina,
County of . Polk November 12, j 918
.1, W..P. Little, Cashier of the
above named bank, do solemnly swear
that the abo-'ti statehient'is true to
the best of my 'knowleilgc and bolit f. i
' - W. V. LITTLE, Cashier.
Correct 1 Attest:
G. H. Holmes N ; '
'John T. 'Jack, -'
W. 'Y.i Wilkins.
- Directors.
Subscribed andr sworn to beforer me
this-12th .day -of Nov. 1918.
Geo.. A. Gasv Notary Public.-"
W. ;S. S. -!
It transpires now that the peace 1 re
port sent out on last iThurrsday was one
6f the heart. -f Admiral Wilson, of i the
jU. S. Navy gave ouf. the news, and was
1 man enough to say he rdid, but 1 thought
it was true at the. time. All right, Ad
miral, nobody hurt, and the good bid U.
S.: Navy KatJone so much in this struggle
thai you ares freely forgiven by. the en
tire American "'people,.: and nothing is
held against you. . Everybody i knew it
was due," anyway. .
-LW.'S. S
NOTICE.
did yeoman serri . S 1Ce n tne barracks aad assume the du-
yeomanservice, and..hundreds of 'ties of the men secrr.tjaries at the huts.
Having lately ' been -appointed as
administrator of the, estate of : John
Pace, deceased, all persons having
claims-'aiyainst' said : pfitatA arA hevAbv
requested ' to present s said claims -dUly
is worn to. to the - undersigned within
J twelyeTinonths from the -4th -day of
JM ovember, ,19 18, ; otherwise -. will be
barred by-statute. -Also all nersons
indebted .to said ..estate are requested
to make-immediate settlement with
said administratrix.
This 15th day of November 1918.
. LYDA ARLEDGE,
: - Admimstratnx,
We said "'Peace" a little to soon,
bit at last it is here, and with it the
Stars and Stripes stand in the front fbw.
Nobody would for a single "Instant take
away one ounce of credit due the French
and English and other allies, but they
are not our boys. While1 other allies
weie amazed at the way our lads went
at it, nobody over here was. .It is in the
blood. With the shining examples of
Washington, Grant, Lee, Jackson and
a host of other gallant soldiers of America
they have done nothing more than they
were expected to do when ihey went
over there. v
W. S. S.
Report of the Condition of the
CAROLINA STATE BANK
at Saluda, in the State of North Caro
lina; at the close of business, Novem
ber 1,!1918.
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts $35,159.50
Overdrafts unsecured
United States Bonds and
Lib-erty ' Bonds. ......
War Stamps .v.
All other stocks, bonds and
mortgages
Banking house $1250, fur-
niture and fixtures
$1200 W...
All other real estate owned
Demand loans . . .....
Due from National, banks. .
Due from state banks', and
. bankers. . ....... ... .
Cash" items held over 24
hours ...... .'.
Checks for; clearing ..... .;. '.
Gold coin ........ . . . . ,
Silver coin, including all- mi-.
nor coin currency
National Bank - notes and
other U. S. notes v.
Draft for collection.......
123.43
500.00
251.40
5,350.00
2,450.00
301.57
.2,000.00
12,661.81
658.99
13.83
(2818
'142.50
1,266.59
2,156.00
305.35
Total.
$63,622.95
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in.'.' rVJ-,$ 5,000.00
Surplus-fund . ... . . . . 500.00
Undivided " profits less" ; cur-
rent expenses tnd tax-
es paid. ........ . , 941.49
Deposits subject to check. .? 42,334.49
Time certificates of deposit 14,009.98
Cashiers' checks' outstand
ing. . . . . . .... . . .v.w ; 836.49
Total. . ; . .v. 63,622.95
State of , North- Carolina;"1 - - -Polk
County, November 13, 1918
I,lH.: B.: Lane,. Cashier ofithe abov
named band, doHSoIeniniy: swear that
the above statement is true, to - tthe
bst ofsmy knowledge and -belief.',
JH.B. LANE, Cashier.
Correct Attest:-' '
Q: C Sonnerf
M. A. PACEL
- W. C. Robertson.
' '.V; Directors.
Subscribed and swornd Before me,
this 13th day of Nov. 1918.. ,-
. P, H, BAILEYj Notarj Public,
The Government
Wants us to save
on meatv flour and sugar, using more of the
vegetables. Are we doing it? The Govern
ment now says buy more War Savings and
Thrift Stamps. Have we all done our part?
We have the best of vegetables and canned
goods, also the W. S. S. and Thrift Stamps.
Buy of us. Let us help you to
BE PATRIOT
John Orr & Co.
Phone No. 1 4
n9 N. C.
iC.
TTryq
MAKE YOUR DAY DREAMS COME TRUE
Dont merely dream of the big things you are going to do TOMORRR
TODAY is the time, for action WAKE UP to your opportunities
You have the-toolof. success- Learn how to use them NOW IS
TIME and this modern school is the PLACE. Here you will get
money making knowledge that you can . acquire in no other woy.
Address Dept. E.
ElVANyEL;B US INESS COLLEGE
,15 Haywood St.
ASHEVILLE, N. C
:. - WE SOLICIT ' .
" Your orders -for -Flooring, Ceiling,
Siding,, Finish, -Mouldings, Framing.
We manufacture this and can - save
you .money. See us for lath,' brick,
uoors ana sasn.
J.'T. GREEN LUMBER COMPANY.
WALTER "JONES.
attorney:at juaw
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Office ink
Jno. l. Jtcktcji
GEO. A. GASH
JUSTICE OF THE rEA
A Mfl
NOTARY PUB;
-.Collections a specialty.
and-Mortgages prep a' ble
Contracts written at reaso
prices.
TRYON, N..C