South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 192, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 10 July 1920 — Page 12

SATIUDAY MOIIMXG, JULY 10, 1020. THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

NEWS OF MISHAWAKA News-Times Office 120 Lincoln Way W. Phom Mishawaka 10

CIRCULATE PETITION ASKlPsG FOR PLATOOy SYSTEM FOR FI REM EX

SUNDAY SERVICES IN THE CHURCHES

Special F

Mat;r.s ar.I sermon a 11 o'tlook. N S ir.'lay hol until j't. 1. International IJIhlc Mutlrnts. Hal! - r 107 N. Main t. S;:n'l.iy

worship at in a. rn. at tho Tmjl J th it-r; ,ihj' ( t. "T'n- f.reat Pyra-i mM:V l.y W. T. hards, of fhi-j f.tK'K i'rvlrfs at hall at .1 n. m.;

VARIOUS CASES IN CITY COURT FRIDAY

rogram

Arranged 1 "u''-'rt- ' Ilf v' ;tions'"'" w w'tw-

for Firj-t Evangelical

iiircii.

urrl.iy r-rviers in rhurrhfs of the city w.

!1 le

v.i rii'is as fol

lows;

l'lrst 11 auff-llr;il. Sanity yrhnol at 0 : 4 T a. m.; N. Q. "''I'.knK u;t.; Mrs. Waltrr Ort. n-Ifr!ntT.fI-nt primary flfparttr.'-nt. Pre arh!nr at 11 a. rn. SVrmon, "The Fourth Pf atitu.lo," by the pastor, Hv. .1. IL üvans. J inior allianro at 5:P.O p. rn. Mrs. fchiI Mjpt. Senior alliance-' at 6:30 p. m. Hay Walker, l-alcr. Preaching at 7:30

p. m.; topio, "Man' P.c fime

Thursday evening at 7:4." o'rlofk K'V. S 11. IJaumjrartnrr, rr MIlns rider of tho Klkhart clUtrjot, will prrach and hold th- con-l quarterly confcrrr.co of thl.j year. Pirt (lirlstlan Churrh. BILlo j-chool an1 adult classes at 5:4ö a. m.: morning M-rviccs at 10:4.r a. rn.. with sermon by t:i pastor, Rrv. CJ. V. Titus. Communion Forvlo at 11 o'clock. Kvrnlntr n-rv-lces at 7:30 o'clock. A nrmon on a vrry vital theme will hv delivered ly the pastor. Hrst Ikiptlst. Morning and vinins yorvlcrs will bo held ut tho. usual time. Rv. J. M. Jolly will prrachjn the morning, and Hiv. V. 11. Fresh ley in the evening. Methodist I'pIYpal. Program fr.r the morning services ulll t as follows: Prrludf, "Prayer and Cradlo Son?,': (tuilmant; anthem. "Great is the Ixrl." I,ohr: offertory, "Consolation." Mrmlc-lssohn ; t-rrmon, Rev. Frcshlcy; po.-tlude. "Prcludo and Fuprue," Krr. Thf Hpv.orth IcaRUo will hold its devotional service on Sunday evening at 6:10 o'clock. St. Peter Iiitlicran. Divine services in the German language nt 10:30 a. m. The Iord's fsupper will ho celebrated at this nervicf. Preparatory service at 10 o'clock. Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. No evening service. Senior Walther league on Tuesday evening; Junior "Walther leaguo Wednesday evening. St. Paul's Kilcnpa1. ' Holy Eucharist at 7:30 a. m.

wc.iv r.

First

ma ss

m.i.M at S ZQ, o'clock a

First mas-s

at 'j

St. Joseph's Catholic.

it 'iock. cniHiren k and high mi&s at 10

Quarrels, Assault and Batterv,

Gambling, Larceny Cases Occupy Morning Session.

Ilaio' Catholic.

at o lock, hica

0 a. in.: bat ti.sm at 1 p.

St. Mopira'.s Catliolic. Fir.st muss at frZO a. in., dren's inas; at S a. m., and mass at 'j:30 a. ni. Satiation Army. Frisian and Mrf. S-hnarr, errs in charge, 20.' N. Main st.

day M'hool at 3:3" p. in. meting at 7:30 p. m.

ay. Thursday. Friday eve nings at 7:30.

mass in. chil-high

otnSur.

Tu s ! urd ay

Salvation Services and Sat-

TIIMPLi; All KACTION

Haunted Sriooks a two-roo.

crimc'.y, produced by Mal I. Tloac.i f i .r I'-if'Mr. runt'ilnu i ri 'i 1 vtfir In

which a girl falls mir to an tat.- "S"V? "l ".tu" .a

oaiiery jr-ierrru oy nis landlady.

Family quarrels, assault and battery, surety of the peace, gambling, larceny and speeding1 cases were disposed of at Friday morning's session of the, city court. George Dorka, 803 K. Battell st.. was arrested on the complaint of bis wife, Helm Dorka. chirgel with assault and battery. He entered n plea of r.ot guilty, but was found guilty on the evidence. He was tined $25 and costs and Fentenced to serve 30 days in tall, this line and sentence the Judge suspended pending good behavior Kiiuaid Michael was fined $10 and

provided she livts in it a year, otherwise it go s to her uncle. On tho subject if the "Haunted Spooks" in that house, uncle ould not stand a ririd cross-examination! Not even such physical researchers as .Sir Oliver Lod'-e and SÄ Arthur Conan Ioyle thmstlvis could be offended at anything relating to spirits or ghosts in "Haunted Spfj'ks," and as fr the r'.t of the uorld they'll know they're petting a genuin- lauqhtr treat. Harcdd Lloyd will outlodge I.odre in ' Haunted Spooks," with Mildted Iais- as his- leading lady, which will bo shown at the Temple Theater today.

Ffforts are b ln made to secure th? platof'n sjsttn.. lor the iiKinber?) .f the Miihawaka fire department. A petition is now being circulated throughout the t-ity and will b presented to thf city cuncil rt. jaesting that honorable body to adopt the platoon system for the local men. According to the jrtsent system thfiremen are required to be on duty 24 hours a day and six davV, a week, h iving only one day out of svrn off and if a lire :'ljrm it given dmin.s that time. th y are txp :t d to r.-f-liond. Under thii jlatoon system each man would be required to be or. di'ty lor 24 hours and then off 11 hours. The latter system ha.s been in force in South IPnd since July 1. It has alo b(tn adojtted in many other cities.

MAX WAITED HERE IS ARRESTED IX MICHIGAN

Micha I Arnold is Irin? held by th police at Three Kivri, Mich., v. here he was arrested vst.rday on i ch-'.rge of grand larceny. He will he bi ought back to Mi-hawaka sometime today. Melore leaving the (itv Thursday, Arnold is alleged to Invf ,-te.kn ii suit of clothing, a pair of shoes and .'- s-hirt belonging to his room-mate I'oyd Van Gilder Iron- th" It'ss rooming house. soon as Van Gilder discovered the tlieft be immediately swore out an affadavit for Arnold's arrest. Arnold will i atrai-rned beforo Judc Fcir probably Moniay.

usi;!:Mi f;Mi: scn v Tlie IJIkhart colored Giants will meet the Osceola team at 0-cela on Sunday at 11 o'clock. Following is the line-up for eecola: Captain Groh, Clem Coil, Hay Opelt, Joe Opeit, It. McLure, J. Nealy and 1". L'eak.

CO N C LI ' I ) r. A C ATI ( ) X Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fetter? and -on Francis, 2 JO K. Sixth St., have

i-eterned from Fa-'le Point, wh tluj tptnt a 10 days vacation.

A roof fire caused hv a spark from a bonfire, nid J 30 damages to he home of August De. Wolf. 320 W. Sixth st. last evening. The Central fire department was called.

MIXXI'AfOMS YISITOK

Ar. and Mrs Goruon Co.k of Minneapolis, Minn., are the guests oi their cousin Mrs. G.-orje Fbcrhart, Jr., for few days. Mr. and

Mrs. Cook hav beer, attending Flk's eomtntion at Chicago.

The regular meeting of the Willow Creok Home Economics club will bo held Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Frank Chrisman.

Tb.e condition of H. J. Graham, ho has been seriously ill in Washin ;ton for some time, is reported as somewhat improved.

IMMANCFL HAITIsT CHVITCir Fev. L. II. Call will give the second of ;i .vries of sermons on "Personal Questions" Sunday evening at the Immanuel Ilaptist church. His subject will be "Whoso son (or daughter) are You 7" Morning- worship will be hfbl at 11 o'clock with sermon by the pastor on "Scndin;: Christ Away."

DON'T FOKGFT. We help you keep your newclothes new- and make your oh; clothes do. at The Tailor Shop. Hotel Mishawaka. 9-2t

MISHAWAKA CLASSIFIED

A rolling stone gathers no nK'S-e; likewise a man who always reut never pets a home. Are you always going to be a ; room honno rn F. P.roadway. JP2."oO. 7-roojn lmu. on S. 17th st., S '..7oo. l(-rx;iii hnifi ii -i r 17th t., ?l.ooo. "room hoi: so on S. lltii st., .t',,oN. ! ro.ni house on F. IUttr.I st.. :t.sft .'. rnr.m hnjsc on N. st.. K."-"'. ne cf the hct paying croceries in the rity of Mlsh.iu ak i w Ith liviug roouif,

s.'.-o. room 7- room v rom s- room

m.lern nemo, bri k. .10. .. iao.b'rn heme, frame. ,10..ViO. inodt-ru home, frame, .12.."i0. möllern lionio. frame. ...'iOO.

7-rooir. modern home, frame, ..'. l."-room modern home, frame. $P.."t p room ninilt-rn home, frame, $3.soo. If thle h r.ot a variety enoush. omo hi a.d vt vlll be 2-1.1-1 lo tell JCU cf ll'oV. HASTINGS ItFAI.TY CO. 1'bop.ej 172 or 101'J. H 5. Church st. lott

IIAVK all each for a funall home on north BlJe. .Iurray, Newn-Times. lltf

WAXXFD lA.t its e riina nt irlers.

ht. l'lioti

f timothv h.iv, C,ovCall at 22'i N. Main

Mlsliawaka l'o7. lot.

WANTKD-Men

to unload (oal. National Vi-uvt-r

steady Co. 10tG

IU; It A KRAI X 0 -room house, 2' ncre-s land on I.in oIn lliiliway. i se ola. I.'bvtrie lights, bath, garage, line garden, abundiint siiade and fruit tr'es. width is les than dwelling an bo built for. takes the property. Cli-nt leaving this tliinate. Isaac Kane Parks, Atty. KH2

I.OST Lady's email purse between Lin1 ll.n.o st. lteturu to

pnit KFNT Shaping room suitable for two. Inquire W' W. Fourth st. I0t2-

1 FOFM Auto casing on Chicago road:

owner may nave same iy l.ieiuii ui enslnt: and paving for this ad. Call at .31.1 W. Lawrence st. Jti

News-Times. Keward.

WANTED Ur responsible party, to lao or to" buy a six or peven-room meiern nnd roinfortaMo hous.'. Call at r.tni Kdewater dr., Mishawaka or ph-mo Mishawaka 1420. st3

WANTFD Threo idshed rooms. NWB-Time's.

furnished or Will tak- less.

:nf urWrtte M3

FU SALF Five room house nr-r watch factory. Full bieme-ut ; furnace, pas and flectrb- fixtures, complete v ith shaies; lar alley l-"t; fruit, grapes. Hh:.l. Huilt for a hmi'. Can w.-ll Iliis

:irt . joii. uauuee u reas. l.

trandcr.

rou sali: on ti:api tng 1C) round1: will

om wetcMng HC. Misaawaka la!ry. 1'hoDo Mishawaka los. stJ

-ILtso woiphcxil.anpe for

W VNTED Mx er neven-roora hou

cast tnd for cash, AU Iresi F. Y , Ne8-Tlmoi. -tf

Mary Kriftel. He paid. He was ar-reyte-I several days ago ami when first arraigned entered a plea of not guilty, but later changed it to guilty. DImuIsm Case. The case of the State vs. Taul Vincent, charged with surety of the peace, was dismissed and his J .100 cash bond returned to him. He was arretted some time age on the complaint of his wife, Irma Yincent, who claimed that he threatenel to kill her. The Vincents were granted a divorce in the circuit court Thursday and therefore this case was dismissed. Edmund SmitM, W. Seventh St., was fined $1 and costs atter entering a plea of guilty to a charge of gambling, lie paid. Smith was arretd in n raid last Sunday and was caught playing what is commonly termed as "chuck-luck." August I)e-M eester, who was running the game, will be up fur a hearing Saturday. At the time of thi raitl there was said to be $223.30 in money on the sidewalk. The police took part of the money, the dice and the figuied oil-cloth to the station. DeM.e ster is said to have grabbed $200 of the stakes. Fine Two Youths. John and Floyd Flowers. 16' and 17 years obi, respectively, were lined J 2 5 and costs each nnd sentenced to ser-e 90 days at the penal farm, on a charge of petit larceny preferred by W. J. Kronewitter. The boys broke into a boathouse belonging U

ICronewitter and stole about $-''1 worth of tishing tackle, part of which

the police recovered and part of which the boys threw into the river. Judge Feig gave the boys a severe lecture and told them that he would give them a chance to reform and become decent citizens, and he would suspend their fine and penal farm sentences during their good behavior. The case of the State vs. Kenneth Gerard was dismissed. The evidence introduced at the trial several days ago showed that Gerard had nothing to do with stealing a machine from the Mishawaka Dairy Co., but had only taken a ride in the auto on the invitation of Wardlow, the boy who is alleged to have

taken the truck. Henry Coppens paid a fine of $5 and costs on a charge of speeding. Walter C. Jacobs, who, when arrested, gave the name of W. C. Walters, entered a plea of guilty to speeding and paid a fine of $1 and costs.

nuYs oft i i:i;d stohi: Hoy J:ujuith has purchased .Mishawaka fod store from Hantz and will lr.ovv the stockto 2 2; X. Main st., where he open for business Monday.

the i:ü over will

Den Itaer lias purehk.-ofi the twe properties bedoniring to .Airs. Sara'.;

F. Hirsch, at .".1U and 316 (.' it.

Connor

IXTFIIFST I'FIUOI).

Savings de posits made on rr be

fore July 10 will draw 4 per cent) interest from July 1. Mishawaka Trust A.- Savings Co. "Tho Hank t' Friendly Service." Advt. 20tl0 1

Con-.e- t tho Tom pie theater Sunday 10 a. m. and hear a free lccturo by W. J. Itichards of Chicago. Oneof the best known Hible lecturer;; of that city, on "The Gre;t Pyramid's secret nevealcel." Adv. lOtl.

The Patron teachers of Osceola will serve a cafeteria supper in the Osceola schoolhousc, Iäucoln Highway, Saturday evening. Adv. lOtl.

FOR SALE ITtcm room house, near Dodjfe main plant, $i2o0; cuih or terms: possession r0 dajf. A. A. SchllUnier. J. M. S. IiU;.. South bend or rU Main 1124. 24U

rou sali:

Twenty ro.-m houhc. RteiM heated ; house fitted fr lisht housekeeping und furnished r.-oms: ctutrally located. I'rae T'.sht. Sve;l room liM:8 cbsc to po.lge d rialn plant, between Fniou and Mala ttl'rive -.'m. with terms. A real l.nestmeat la reut.l property. pajB more th:in 10 per ont on prinzipal. Terms: lo"s"0 cash, tal.in e $0 per month. EAltL C. CA KM I HC Mishawaka "70. ?? Jr'OU SALE A nnrrrft or land contrarts ranging from l.ev to f c t n. tearing

7 per cent interest, uwcer wiii guaran

tee a paert.

cf these contract.

A. C.

Col

20 tf

1 FNN KLALT V C. 12Ö S. Main st Mishawaka 2V. $1') Dowa.

cak st 2-o Sarah ft . ". ) W. I.aurene e-t v.-.l)

roer.;s. rooms. ro.T.c. rooms.

roil SALF F.inht rooms, partly modern ?-.tK); 7 rooms, all modern, M.7; possesion at once: s rooms, partlv mlern. .4.:;u. A. Van Hecke, Ll'J V. Third t Phone 7. 7t:J WANTFD TO i;FV Steam enpine. six, se'ven or eiirht horsepower. Aloi llil-lae-rt. K. F. D. No. 1. Mishawaka, box .V or phone Klondyk 7 on is. 7t5 DF.SK rejoin for rent In the best ollcc in Mlshawiika. 1'lu.ne 172 or 1010. 7tf

10-ACKF KAUM. FOIl SALI; lO iK re farm, inlle-A from Mishawaka; convenient a'.ol :itt ra-ttve J-roo;n liMi; la rjfo ham. garnet, corn xri'a anil chicken oop; all iu first chl'S

condition. Some young frulr trees, aho-it

ttire-e acres of timber: goil reason for i R polling; owner will give immediate r"S 51

session of all crops standing on this farm. If you are intereste-a in buying a Bm.;l , farm, see this place hefore you buy; real

t argaln: cash or terms. CULl'AFUT Kl.ALTV COUFOUATION. Seymour .laiu.n. Sabs Mgr. 1-ti s Llneoln ay W. ' l'houc Mishawaka Hi I. 2 tf

COLFAFKT LFALTY C()IlFt)KATIL. ö-ruem Itl'NiiAl.oW. KIN KK PAUK. An attractive and coin oaleut ö rooin bungalow; gas. el trie lights; new furr.ne; reasjiialde rle; a-h or terms. VACANT HOI SI:. 7 KOOMS. V. l iTIL A "m fort able 7-room lnoise, V. Tlilrteenth St.; 4 convenient anl attractive

rooms en groiii..! tlior and 3 apaeious j leuioeuas upstairs: 'J.M)e.; small pay-; iia-ut down, and balame e.isv terms. vacant lmrsi:. i i:imms", f. kth st. ! A beautiful ö room bouse, 11. Ninth st.; large klt Lea, eonve-nient dining r-om, ; pleasant living room; l' .pacloiis bed-i rooms with los.'ts in e a Ii ; all uewly i painted and papered; Just like new; gas,1 ele-etri'ity. water an. I stool lu bouse;! reasonable prbe-; cash or terms. G KOOMS s. 17TH ST., KIVKU FA UK. j A good 5 room house, S. Se-veiiteenth i t.. Kner Park; gas. ebftric lights, good, furn.tce. some fruit: immediate posses- i tU-n; rig! t prl--e; cash or terms. dopkli: iioim:, s. lalkfl st. : A tiuplex house in good repair. S. i Laurel st. ; this property ran be bought'

American dance, Saturday night, at Straczynski's hall, 502 S. Laurel st. Advt. 16t1

STARTING, LIGHTING, IGNITION BATTERY WORK. Mishawaka Battery Service. Corner of Eighth and Main Sts.

Doat Forrt "KEISER'S ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP," II N..M&1B BL. Mis!xA.vA. STcr All Kinds of Shoe Repairinf and Eo4.

iVJONEY Deposited before July 10, will draw intercut at the rate of

H firf

From July 1.

Firs'Jrust&Sayings Bank In tho Same Building an 1 Under Garr.c ilar.agVmcnt as First National Dank

of Mishawaka.

PLE THEATRE

HAROLD LLOYD in his fifth $100,000 Special two-reel comedy

HAUNTED SPOOKS"

The spectacled fun-maker's newest two-reel comedy is the funniest thing Harold Lloyd has ever done, containing 30 minutes of laughs that will tickle your funny bone and haunt your memory. You can't afford to miss it. Also "THE MAN OF THE HOUR," a five-reel adaptation of George Broadhurst's famous drama. In "The Man of the Hour" modern city life in America is portrayed and a compelling ove story of novel character furnishes greatest strength of the picture. TOMORROW "SHE PAYS," a tense and dramatic story, featuring Julia Dean and Louise Huff. Also Mutt and Jeff in "The Plumbers."

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pric

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I.MMKDIATi: price; small terms.

with a small payment

av terms. F. tUIKI) 6T. in good rei.alr. F.

I'ossfssion ; payment dewu,

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s rooms, furnace, :g:.ts anl J2 .

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for

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I Third st.. i reasonable i balanee .n

4 UOOMS. W . FLUVUNTII ST. A 4 -ri'ora house on W. Fleveni'h 5t $l.."4i; sai.ill payment down; balance on terms. A P-rooni fdrhtly rno.brn house. L Mishawaka av.; reul bargain; casli or t rius. 7 liCMMS MOIU'.UN. LINCOLN WAY K. A --dory modern hous- ea Lincoln way F ; tiiiost lo.-.itlon in the cltv; pood sit.-. I kitchen with t . i : t In cupboards; large dining room; p'.e.isant living room with expensive eiectrb tixture: vestibule with open stairway; 3 nne tn'l renting oU Keeetnd tioor wfii lsets iu each: a fir.e b-throo:r. with lavatory, tub ;n 1 Mool; luaglae furn.li- and lrerce fruit cell.ir In baserrient; this desirable pre.portv Is

j now vaeant and has Just been rcdeeoratrj I on the' inside and painted on the nutsble.

Tri.- 5....-H); Jl.eetv casli; t.alanve tu uit jour lu-u:e. A ID a re farm, miles from Mishawaka; if you are iiitrebted ia n email farm, see- this pbn-o f.fore von 1 uv. COLl'AFUT KFALTY COIU'OUA TIO.V. Se-yniour Jaunen. Sales Mgr. l.C-S LiLula way V. ; FLone Mlsh. 11L r.'tr

North Side Trust and Savings Bank MISHAWAKA, INDIANA Condensed Statement of Condition at the Close of Business, June 30, 1920. RESOURCES LIABILITIES Loans and Discounts $413.362.76 Capital Stock $ 50,000.00 U. S. Bonds 41.001.47 Surplus and Undivided Profits 22,945.95 Other Bonds and Securities. . . 299,812.89 Deposits 750,137.24 Buildi ng and Real Estate .... 10,000.00 Furniture and Fixtures, Nominal Value 1.00 Cash on Hand and in Banks. . 58,905.07

$823.083.19 OFFICERS:

$823,083.19

A. D. WARNER. Pr esident. J. LOUIS GERSTBAUER, Cashier.

G. B. WILLIAMS, Vice President. E. H. EDWARDS, Assistant Cashier.

T. A. BLESS E A. ANDERSEN G. B. WILLIAMS

DIRECTORS: F. G. EBERHART A. D. WARNER A. S. WINEY

E. J. W. FINK C. B. WEBSTER

WANTFD A woman for general house

work. I'houe Mlshawnka lllo or call J

Those familiar with the high standard of safety maintained by this bank and the constant effort of its officers to furnish a helpful and complete service are at no loss to explain why the number of depositors are-steadily increasing. You will find this strong bank everything you expect in a good bank.

SNGTH

The following statements of the FIRST NATIONAL BANK and the FIRST TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK, in the same building and under the same management, show the strength and soundness of Mishawaka's only National Bank and its affiliated Savings Bank. Combined deposits of more than $3,060,000,00 and Combined Resources of more than $3,570,000.00. FIRST NATIONAL BANK FIRST TRUST & SAVINGS BANK

of Mishawaka Statement of Condition June 30, 1920. RECOURCES Loans and Discounts ... $ 572,438.79

Interest earned not collected Overdrafts .... 1 Stock in Federal Reserve Bank Banking House and Fixtures 5 Redemption Fund. . U. S. Bonds Other Bonds CASH RESOURCES: Cash in Vault and Federal Reserve Bank .... Cash in Other Reserve Banks

$1,496,443.29 LIABILITIES

Capital Stock $ Surplus Undivided Profits National Bank Notes. . .

Interest Collected Not Earned 2,607.60 DEPOSITS 1,207,102.08 $1,496,443.29 OFFICERS: Fred G. Eberhart, President A. D. Warner, Vice President Fred N. Smith, Cashier H. E. Suders, Ass't Cashier

12,212.07 437.77 5,400.00 52,603.59 5,000.00 111,050.00 518,496.16

190,582.48 28,222.43

100,000.00 80,000.00 7,933.61 98,800.00

of Mishawaka Statement of Condition June 30, 1920. RESOURCES Mortgage Loans $ 587,943.04 Collateral Loans and Dis

counts , Interest earned Not col lected , Overdrafts

U. S. Bonds . , Cash in Banks

590,565.40

18.641.98 3.95 75.298.24 324.006.31

Other Bonds 478,293.25

$2,074,752.17

LIABILITIES Capital Stock $ Surplus . . Und ivided Profits .. . . . . Interest Collected' Not Earned

100,000.00 80,000.00 6,237.06 7,477.26

DEPOSITS 1,881,037.85 $2,074,752.17 OFFICERS: A. D. Warner, President F.W. Kuss, Vice President Fred N. Smith, Sec'y-Treas. H. E. Suders, Assistant Sec'y

DIRECTORS OF BOTH BANKS: Fred G. Eberhart A. D. Warner C. A. Dresch F. W. Kuss E. J. W. Fink A. J. Schindler Fred N. Smith 4 INTEREST ON SAVINGS

SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY BACON SQUARES, LB 25c SALT PORK, LB 20c 10-LB. PAIL LARD, HOME RENDERED $2.50 SINGLE POUNt) LARD 27c

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