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ENDORSE WOOD
FOR PRESIDENT
South Dakota Republicans
Favor General; Demo
crats For Wilson
Pierre, S. P.. Dee. 3. —Major Gen
eral Wood was endorsed
for President of the United States
last pight by the Republican state
convention, after a spirited struggle
in which Governor Frank O. Low
den, of Illinois, came out second
best. While the Republicans were
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WEDNESDAY EVENING. HJUUUSBTTRG
j mooting in .one legislative chamber
!at the state capital, the Democratic
state convention in the opposite
chamber indorsed President Wilson
for a third term by an unanimous
vote.
! Under the Richards state primury
j law, the county delegations cast
j their vote in basis of their voting
j strength at the last state election,
and a majority was necessary to in
dorse or nominate. Wood received
I 28,599 votes and Lowden got 15,442.
j The necessary majority was 25,558.
! The Republicans then quickly in
dorsed Governor Calvin Ooolidge. of
Massachusetts, for the Vice Presi
dential nomination. f'oolidge re
' eeived a heavy majority. A few
[ scattering votes were cast for Theo
| dore Roosevelt, Senator Hiram
Johnson and Henry Allen, of Kan
j sas. Democrats did indorse Vice
I President .Marshall for a third term
j if he is a candidate,
i Governor Peter Norbock was
nominated for United States senator
i by the Republicans to oppose Sena
tor Kd S. Johnson, who was renomi
[ nated by the Democrats. .
The only other presidential pos
sibility mentioned at the Democratic
. convention was William G. McAdoo.
J After President Wilson was in
i dorsed, a delegate moved that the
convention indorse McAdoo in the
i event that president Wilson decided
i not to be a candidate, but the/motion
■ was ruled out of order.
In the Republican nominating
! speeches several of the Dowden sup-
I porters declared they were returned
| soldiers and asserted that the senti
; ment in the army, particularly in
1 the ranks, as they observed it. indi
■ cated that a majority of men who
i served the colors were opposed to
a military man for President.
Wood supporters reviewed his
| record in the army and dwelt par
ticularly on his activities in directing
j movements to protect large sections
lof the country from consequence
I arising from industrial unrest.
Although United States Senator
-Miles Poindexter. of Washington,
i was in the city, his name was not
| mentioned on the floor of the con
| vention.
NEW OXFORD TO HAVE BANK
I New Oxford, Pa., Dec. 3.—A new
! banking institution to be called "The
j National Rank of New Oxford" is to
be established, and the amount of
' the capital stock was fixed at $50,-
| 000, of which IIS,OOO has already
! been subscribed. W. D. Himes,
j president, and Clement Lingg, secre
! tary. are the officers acting until the
i charter lias been grunted, when per
manent officers will be elected.
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Centra I Pa. News
Lone Democrat Retires
From School Board Berth
[ Columbia, Pa., Dec. 3.—The new
, School Board organized here by the
. election of Granville W. Paules as
, president and Samuel Arms, vice
. president. David L. Glatfelter, re-'
. elected in November, is secretary
j and James A. Meyers, treasurer.
I The only new member is Samuel S.
j Khilr, Jr.. succeeding John C. Ca
j ley, who for several years was the
I only Democrat In the board. The en
, tire body is now composed of Repub-
I licnn£.
Body of Man Found Dead
in Bed Is Brought Home
1 New Cumberland. Pa., Dec. 3.
: The body of Thomas Balsley, who
j was found dead in bed at the county
; home at Carlisle, was brought to
i Hoff's undertaking establishment
| yesterday. Private funeral services
i will be held to-morrow morning, in
I charge of the Rev. C. H. Heighes of
| the Church of God. Interment will
i be made at Jit. Olivet cemetery.
Mr. Balsley was 68 years pf age and
j resided In New Cumberland for
j niasy years. .
Defeated Candidate Has
Election Board Arrested
! 'U'banon. Pa., Dee. 3.—John It.
j Light, of North Ixmdonderry town-
I ship, who was defeated for re-elec
j tion as township supervisor at the
■ election in November, has had the
entire election board of North Lon
donderry township arrested, charged
with using illegal means to bring
(about his defeat at the polls. At a
hearing before Squire Amos Snavely
at Palmyra last evening, decision
was reserved until Friday evening.
Girls Give Banquet to
Banner Football Squad
Gettysburg. p a „ Dec. 3.—The
girls of the senior class of the high
school last evening gave a banquet
to the members of the football team
of the school to celebrate the re
markable record made by the boys
during the season. The tearu was
without exception the best the school
ever hud and had only six points
scored against it all season. Other
banquets will be given the boys dur
ing this week.
Steel Worker Expires
of Heart Failure at 60
Lewislown, Pa.. Dee. 3-—William
H. *Hamaker, of this place, fell dead
yesterday morning at the Standard
Steel Works where he was orflployed.
,He had been in his usual health.
■ Heart failure was the causq or death,
j He was §0 years old and leaves a
| wife and three children.
Whisky, Brandy and
Rum Seized on Ship
New York, Dec. 3.—Customs of
ficials uncovered sixty cases of
whisky and various lots of French
and Cuban cognac, Jamaica rum and
cordials when they searched the
steamship Mexico upon Its arrival
here last night from Havana.
The liquor trailed from the stoke
hold to empty coal bunkers and
donkey engines where John Barley
corn was a stowaway. Cuban ciga
rets and cigars, lavender and gray
silk socks completed the day's seiz
ure of secreted goods on the Mexico.
GETS POST IX READING
Gettysburg, Pa.. Dec. 3. —S. F.
Lehman, of this place, has been ap
pointed resident representative of
the National City bond company of
New York at Reading add will take
,up his work there the middle of
this month. For six months Leh
man has been selling bonds for this
company in Adams, Franklin and
pulton counties.
STEEI.TON COUPLE MARRIES
Hagerstown, Md., Dec. 3.—Mar
, riage licenses have been issued here
I to the following couples from Penn
sylvania: Harvey M. West and
Blanche Jf. Shatzer, both of Cham
bersburg: David W. McLucas and
Minnie C. Bryan, both of Mercers.
I burg: Alexander Speroff and Mary
I Deckman, both of Steelton.
WILL PROBE SEWER PROBLEM.
Columbia, Pa., Dec. 3.—John H.
Ostertag, a merchant: General E. C.
Shannon, and William W. Fairer, a
manufacturer, have been named as
a committee by the Merchants and
Manufacturers Association to inves
tigate the sewerage problem for Co
lumbia, and report at a subsequent
meeting.
SCHOOL HOARD ORGANIZES
Gettysburg, p a ., Dec. 3.—Gettys
burg's school board was re-organized
by the election of Allan R. Plank
as president and Charles S. Speese
vice president. John W. Mcllhenny
is the only new member of the
board, taking the place of Milton
R. Remmel, retired.
MASONS EAT TURKEY
Marietta. Pa., Dee. 3.—The ses
sion Monday evening of Ashara
| Lodge. No. 398, Free and Accepted
Masons, the members repaired to
| Paules homestead, where a turkey
dinner Was served. Asliton's orehes-
Mra, of Columbia, furnished the mu
| sic. Sixty xvere present.
HOLD HEALTH EXHIBIT
Gettysburg. Pa., Dee. 2.—A State
Health Exhibit is being held in
Xavier Hall, under the supervision
I of Jliss Bess McAllister, of State
( ' 'ollege, and Jfiss Florence
| of the State Health Department at
| Harrisburg, assisted bp a corps of
! local citizens.
WILL IIOLD CONVENTION
Newport. Pn„ Dec. 3.—Announce
ment has been made that the semi
annual convention of Sunday school
District No. 3. of the Perry County
Sabbath School Association, will be
held on Saturday afternoon and eve
ning, December 6, in the Reformed
Church of the Incarnation.
MISSIONARIES SPEAK.
Marietta, Pa.. Dec. 3.—The Rev.
and Jlrs. 11. B. Alexander, who
spent ten years in China as mission
aries with the Christian Missionary"
Alliance, spoke Mondny evening in
the-Kinderhook United Evahgelical
Church, before a large congregation.
TO ERECT POST OFFICES.
. N'6W Cumberland, Pa., Dec. 3.
At a meeting of the American legion
to-morrow night an election of of
ficers will be held. After the meet
ing an address will be made by the
ilelegute to the State convention. This
will be held followed by smoker.
(Oilier Stale New's on Page 2.)
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Kansas Coal, Mined
by Volunteer Workers,
Is on the Railroads
Pittsburg, Kan., Dee. 3.—As a re
isult of tlie labors of volunteer worlc
| ers in the strip pits of the Pittsburg
j district, one car of coal last uight
I was en route to Coldwater, Kansas,
iand other cars were expected to be
started to towns and cities where the
• coal famine was most acute.
X esterday the volunteers—clerks,
business men, college students,' Kan
sas lawyers and candidates for Con
gress—worked under most disadvan
tageous conditions. The dirt wulls
of the pits were frozen and at the
bottom ice was encountered. It was
a dhy that ordinarily would have
halted operations. •
j Six hundred additional men nr
' rived to-day to don their working
j clothes and go to the pits.
COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA —TREASURY DEPARTMENT
Statement of the Amounts in the Several Funds at the Close of Business November 29, 1919.
GENERAL FUND
| AnnvJlle National Bank,
I Annvllle SIO,OOO 00
i l?i'i or Savings Bank.
Pittsburgh 50,000 00
I Bank Of South Williams-
I Port. Williamsport .... 10,000 001
' Burgettstown National
I Bank. Burgettstown .. 50,000 00
Carnegie Trust Co.. Car
negie 100,000 00
Colonial National Bank,
Uoiinellsville 7.500 CO
Central Trust Company,
Harrisburg '. 20,000 00
Charter National Bank,
Media J2.5U0 00
County Savings Bank.
Scranton 31.000 00
Cxisons National Bank.
Washington 90,000 00
City Bauk. Tork 25.000 00 j.
I Uji isu. State Bank, Wil
| liamspcrt' 12,000 OOj
Chanibersburg Trust Co..
Chanibcrsburg 25,000 00'
Continental Trust Co.,
Pittsburgh 20,000 #0
Delaware County Na
tional Bank. Chester.. 75.000 00
Kxihange National Bank.
Pittsburgh 50.000 00
Fayette City National
Bank. Fayette City ... 5,000 00
Fultqn National Bank.
Lancaster 5,000 00
Farmers Bank. Parkes
burg 5.000 00
First National Bank.
Carnegie , 60.000 00
First National Bank,
Carrolltown 12.800 00
First National Bank.
Cresson i 26.000 00
First Natio. na 1 Bank,
Glen Campbell 5.000 00
First National Bank,
Harrisburg 20,000 00
First National Bank. ,
New Kensington 8,000 00
First National Bank.
Plymouth 60,000 00
First National Bank.
TrafforU City .'. 10.000 00
| First National Bank.
Weilsboro 20,000 00
First National Bank.
Confluence 10.000 00
First National Bank,' ,
Dunbar 10,000 00
First National Bank,
New Wilmingcon 5,000 00
First National Bank,
Wyoming 10,000 00
First National Bank.
Martinsburg 5,000 00
First National Bank.
Ambler 50.000 00
Homer City National
Bank, Homer City .... 16.000 00
Mechanics Trust Com
pany. Harrisburg 310.656 40
Merchants National Bank,
Harrisburg 20,000 CO
Madera National Bank.
Madera 2D.000 uO
Miners Deposit Bank. Ly
kens IS.OOO 00
Metropolitan Natl oji a 1
Bank, Pittsburgh 15,000 00
Miners Saving Bank,
Pittston 81.000 OU
Merchants National Bank,
Pottsville 30,000 00
McDowell National Bank,
Sharon 12,800 00
Miners Bank. Wtlkes-
Barre 38.000 10
Market Street National
Bank, Shamokin 10,000 00
Miners National Bank.
Blossturg 5,000 00
Manufacturers' & Me
chanics Bank, Black
Lack 15,000 00
National Bank of Coates
vHle, Coat'esville B.OUO 09
National Bank of Mal
vern, Malvern 7,200 00
Nam.cuke National Bank.
Nanticoke 10,000 00
National Bank of Ger
jnantown, Philadelphia 9,000 00
North Scrantou Bank,
Scranton 12,000 00
National Bank of Fay
ette County. Vniontown 48,000 00
Northern Central trust
Co., Williamsport 50.000 00
National Iron Bank.
Pottstown 25,000 00 1
North Philadelphia Trust
Company, Philadelphia 8,000 00
Ninth National Bank,
Philadelphia 20,000 00
Oil City Trust Company.
Oil City 60,000 00
Pb'.lson National Baolc.
Berlin 9,600 00
Peiuisy ivanta Nation
a) Bank, Chester SS.mtii i-0
Peoples Bank. Carnegie. . 6,000 00
evuule* National bank.
East Brady 12,800 00
Peoples Bank. Hanover.. b.uou oi)
Peoples National Bank,
Lebanon , uou oo
Peoples Bank, McKees
port 30,000 00
Peoples National Bank,
Mifflin ................ 4,000 uo
Peoples National Bank,
Monesson 7,200 00
Peoples National Bank,
Mount Pleasant 12,ii0ii m)
Provident Trust Com
pany, Pittsburgh 18,000 00
Palmyra Bank, Palmyra.. 10,000 00
. .ma. Company lor In
surance on Lives and
Granting Annul ties,
Philadelphia 24.000 00
Pi.. .. ~mt. uey N oiai
Bank. Punxsutawney.. lu.UOO oU
Plymouth National Bank,
Plymouth SS.uuu ut
peoples State Bank oi Red
Lion, Red Lion 10.000 00
Peoples Saving and Dime
Bank, Scranton 100,000 00
Pine brooa bank, Scran
ton 9,600 00
Icopies Bank, Steelton... 30,000 oO
Peoples National bank.
Stewartstown 15.000 00
Pittsburgh Srato Btfnk,
Pittsburgh ..; 5.000 00
Peoples Trust Co., Wyo
missing ' 12,800 00
Peoples National Bunk. . . .
J,atrobc 10,000 09 1
Pittsburgh Trust Com
pany, Pittsburgh ....i 90,000 00.'
Peoples Bunk of Oxford.
Oxford 10,000 00 '
Peoples National Bank,
Edwardsville 5,000 CO
Heading National Bank.
Reading * 28,800 00
Rural Valley National <
Bank. Rural Valley .... 8.000 UO
Real Estate and Trust i
Co., Washington 9,600 00
Republic Trust Co.,
Philadelphia . 25.000 00
j Second National Bank.
I Altoonm 6,000 00
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CAMP CURTIN JUNIOR
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
Edison Mudents, including Cap
tain Snyder, Kelly, Snyder, Rosen
lierger, Lents, Hoover, Bihl, Cassell,
Jones, Hess. Shirk and Dreese, of
the Edison football team, and Cheer
Leaders Mary Collins, Jenny Kun
kel, Dorothy Long and John Carl
visited Camp Curtin yesterday.
Saving for Christmas furnishes a
new incentive for increasing deposits
on Bank Day. Sections 88-6 and
78-2 reported one hundred per cent,
enrolled and depositing on Tuesday.
Samuel Wilson, chairman, and his
committee, the rest of the English
faculty. Miss Grace McLaughlin,
Aliss Carrie Fairies, Miss Klda Stam
baugh. Miss Ruth Brumbaugn, Miss
Ruth Wells, Miss May Tittle, Miss
Anna Weitmeyer and Jliss Lois
Booker have arranged a program to
be given Friday during the assembly
period.
A socialized recitation will be
demonstrated by ninth year stud
State Bank of Elizabeth,
Elizabeth 2.000 00 I
Security Trust 'Co.. Har
risburg 9.600 00
Standing Stone National
Bank, Huntingdon "... 6,000 00 I
Second National bank, ,
Meyersdalle 15.900 uu I
Safe Deposit and Trust
Co. of 1. a w re n c e •
County, New Castle . . . 9,000 00
South Philadelphia State
Bank, Philadelphia .... 4,800 00
Seottdale Trust Co., Scott
dale 35,000 09
South Side Bauk. Scran
. ton S.UOO to
Snow Shoe Bank, Snow
Shoe 5.000 00
,Sti ouiisburg National
Bank, Stroudsburg .... 15.000 00
S'.vurinmore N a l I o nu 1
Bank. Swarthinore. . 16.000 09
Susquehanna Trust and
Safe Deposit Co.. Wil
liamsport 16,000 00
Security 'Title & 'Trust
Company, Vork 2(i.110n ml I
Southwark National
Bank. Philadelphia .. . 12,000 00
Sons of Italy State Bank.
Philadelphia 5.000 00 '
Third National Bank,
Philadelphia 45,000 00
Tenth National Bank,
Philadelphia lo.ouo uu
Tower City National
Bank, Tower city 4,n00 uo
Tarony Trust Company,
Philadelphia 25.000 00
jnion National Bank.
Connellsville 22,60u ou
Union Bunking & Trust
Company, Dußois .... 9,000 00
Union Nutlotial Bank,
Johnstown lIF.OOO 00
Unuea s, ales National
Bank. Johnstown 6,000 00
union National Bank. 51c-
Keesport 9,600 00
Utwoii National ..an k,
Minersvtlle 10.200 00
Union Batik of N'anty Gin,
Nanty Glo 8,000 CO 1
C" "" Trust Company
littsburgh, Pittsburgh. 118,000 09.
Union Deposit Trust
Co., Waynesburg 16,000 oil
tv u> ue County Savings
Bank, Honcsdaie 9,000 00 !
way ue Junction Trust
Co., Philadelphia 9,600 00
ashing ton trust Com
pany Pittsburgh 110,000 00
t\ est Bide Bauk, Scran
t°n 12,000 00
W Hour, E. p., Trust Co-
Bethlehem 170,000 00
Warren savings Bank.
Warren 50,000 00
West Branch National
. -.ik, i, i .iumspuii .6.000 oo
Washington Trust Co..
Washington 80,000 00 i
Western National Bank.
~,* c ' rk 10.000 00 I
West bide Bank. West
Piltslon 8,000 I'U |
lough Trust Co.. Con
nellsville 40,000 00 ]
York Trust Co., York,... 25.000 no!
Colonial Trust Co., Pitts
burglt 73i ,, 08 S1
Comui'in wealtn Trust Co..
Harrisburg 154.979 16
Cul" Exchange National
Bank, Philadelphia ... 22,728 13
Diamond Naiion-i ba'iit.
Pittsburgh 6.168 31
Harrisburg Trust Com
pany, Harrisburg 1 309 79
Mellon National Bank.
Pittsburgh 26,533 79
QOUK er City National
Bank, Philadelphia ... 193,009 87
Cash on Hand ' 4,073.636 71
Total Amount in Gen
eral fund $7,903,031 06
SINKING FUND
Anthracite Trust Com- •
pany, beranion .. 850.ui 0 oi
American National Bank,
Ebensburg , 42,500 00 .
biaaiuiu .mliuiiai bauk.
Bradford 15.JUJ ut
-uuinierctal National
bank, Bradford 15.000 11
Commercial Trust Com
pany, Harrisbcrg .... 5 000 on I
Common wealth I'-ustCo..
Harrisburg 28,320 26'
Colonial National Bank,
, -oni.cllsvute
farmers Ar Traders Na
tional Bank, W'esttleld 10,000 00
Fayette City National
Bank, Fayette City.... 20,uu0 tq
F.rst Nali on a 1 -bank .
Gaieton 6 pot' 00
First National Bank.
Knoxvilie S, JI)U Ut
Firat National Bank,
Manstteld |ij ,
First National llank.
Button 15,100 oi'
Firat National Bank,
Susquehanna 33 0; , 0
Mechanics TrusbCo- Har
risburg 13 .up. „
Alonongahela Nation
al Hank. Brownsville.. 50,000 00 |
Punxsutawney National
Bank. Punxsutawney.. ou ouu'ct
Suinerset Trust Company
Somerset .. • j, 5 ouo t
sjotiih side Trust Co
Pittsburgh ....... 2.1.0UU00'
(Juaker City National
Bank, Philadelphia ... 87 300 tin
Tioga County Savings &
Trui-t Co., Weilsboro.. 35 010 ou
Union Trust Co. of Penn
sylvania. HaTisioi 1 u ti miH
Union National Bank,
Scranton 25.000 00 J
Total amount in Sink
ing I'UliO . 5658.320 26
STATE BOND ROAD FUND
Ardmore National Bank.
Ardlhorc ... •••••• 10,000 00
Avchbuld Bunk, Arr Ii -
Unit! 3,000 jJO
Atlif ns National Bank,
Athens 6.000 00
Aldiuc Trust Co.. Phila
delphia ...... . 9,000 00
Bank of Charleroi, C'harl
ert'i 10.000 00
Bank of East Falls,
Philadelphia 9 000 00
Bank of Pittsburgh N. A.,
Pittsburgh 150.000 00
Berks Co. Trust Co., Read- •
ing 20.000 0"
Dosak State Bank, Scran
ton !. 12,000 00
Biglervllie Natl. Bank,
Biglcrville 20,000 00
Jarnegie Trust Co., Car
negie 50,000 00
?lymer ' National Bnnk.
Clymer 6,000 00
Jambria Title Pavings
and Trust Co., Ebens
burg 6,000 00
Citizens mate Bitot of
Salisbury, Elk Lick... 3.000 00
Camp Curt In Trust Co., j
Harrisburg 24,000 00
Central Trust Co., Har
risburg 80,000 90
Commercial Trust Com- ]
pany, Harrisburg 16,000 00
Citizens National Bank, I
Indiana 10,000 00
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cnts. Wallace Liggett will act as
president. Puul Donmoyer, Charles
fjerborow, John Jessup, John Mc-
Cuilough, John Bishop, llarrietlWit
man, Helen Gracff, Vera Waiters,
Doris Fair, Stgrid Hansen and May
belle Mickey will form a group of
critics who, under the direction of
President Liggett, will comment
upon the contributions of the other
members of llic class. Evangeline
Shelhamer, Elizabeth Longacer and
Samuel Krcbs will give autobio
graphies. Helen Bitter will prepare
n monologil. Descriptions will be
contributed by Ix-nore Rice. Ruth
l.isse and Richard Delmot. Harvey
Klaer and Dick Johnson will have
a conversation with each other.
Aviation, wireless telegraphy and
astronomy are reported to be favor
ite subjects in the general science
classes.
William Jl.nrtz, section 88-5, com
mercial. recently entertained and in
structed the mem tiers of his section
with a blackboard diagram talk on
wireless telegraphy preparatory to
a lecture that he will give with ac
tual apparatus.
The solar system is being studied
Conestoga National Bank,
Lancaster 3,000 00
Citv Hank of Mclveesport.
AlcKeesport 20,000 00
•."'wio National Hank.
Me yersdale 16,000 00
Citizens National Bank. *
Middletown 12,000 90
• iiiiiiiu . Avenue Trust
Co.. Philadelphia 10.000 00
Commercial Trust Com
pany. Philadelphia .... 70.000 00
Continental Equitable Ti
tle & Trust Co., Phila
delphia 50,000 00
Continental Trust Co-
Pittsburgh 30,000 00
Countv Savings Bank,
Scranton 100,000 00
unty Trust Company.
Somerset 6,000 00
Citizens Title & Trust
Co.. Uniontown 15.000
Conewnngo Trust Com
pany. Warren 6.000 oO
Citizens' National Bank.
Washington 40.000 00
Citizens National Bank,
Waynesburg 30,000 00
Central National Bank.
York 8.000 00
Citizens Nat l Bank, Van
dergrift 6.000 09
Columbia National Bank,
Pittsburgh 70.U00 00
Citizens Bank. Harris
burg 12,000 00
Delaware' County Na
tional Bank, Chester .. 113.000 00
Billshuvg National Bank,
Dill.sburg 12,000 00
Dime Deposit Bank, Wil
kes-Barre 40,000 00
Electric City Bank.
Scranton • 20,000 00
Farmers National Bank.
Canton 3,000 00
Farmers Trust Co., Car
lisle 153.000 09
Farmers Deposit Bank,
Cresscn 7,590 oft
First savings and Trust
Co., Derry . 30,000 09
Fayette City National
Bank. Fayette City .. . 6.000 00
Farmers National Bank,
Freepoi't' 9,000 00
Freeport Bank, Freeport. 6,oo 00
i'l'i'donia National Bank,
Fredonia 3,000 00
Farmers State Bank,
Hanover 8,000 00
Farmers and Miners
Kent , 4.500 00
Farmers Trust Co.,
Lebanon > 10,000 00
Farmers National Bank,
Oxford 12.000 00
Frank ford Trust Co-
Philadelphia 3,000 00
Franklin Trust Co.. Phil
adelphia 40,000 00
Forf Chase Bank, Phila
delphia ....' 12,000 00
Farmers Deposit National
bank. Pittsburgh 30,000
Freehold Hank, Pitts
burgh 250.000 00
Farmers and Merchants
National Bank, Red Lion 20.001J 00
Farmers National Bank,
Somerset 10.000 00
Farmers Trust Company,
State College 3.000 00
Farmers Ar Merchants
National Bank, Ty
rone 9,000 00
Fayette Title and Trust
Co., Uniontown 50.000 00
Farmers or Mechanics
Trust Co.. West Ches
ter 60,000 00
First National Bank,
Asiiley 4,000 00
rust National Bank.
Bedford 10,000 00
Fust National Bank.
Blaiysville 10,000 00
Fit m National Bank.
Canton 5,000 00
First National Bank,
Clilton Heights 25.000 00
F.. si National Bunk.
/inshore 4,000 00
First National Bank
of Salisbury, Elk Lick . 11,250 00
Firs. National bank.
Glen Campbell 20,000 09
First National bank,
Greensburg 100.000 00
1' 11 si N a 1 1 011 a I ba 11 k.
Harrisburg 50,000 00
i* ii si National Bank, ,
Hastings 9,000 00
•' "si .National Bank.
Houtzdule 12.000 00
011 si National bank.
Knoxvilie '2,500 00
l'l.si National bunk.
Lebanon 19,000 oO
First .National Bank,
Lykens 8,000 00
l'l..- National Bunk,
Alunslield '.. .. , 5,000 09
First Nntlo 11 u I Bank,
Marysville 3,000 09
First National Bank.
Mclveesport 10,000 00
I' 11 st National bank,
Miffiintown 9,000 00
F list National Bunk
Montgomery 8,000 00
.• "■si .> a 1 batik.
New Freedom 8,000 00
Nalll. 11 a I bank.
New Kensington 3,000 00
lust National Bank,
Philadelphia 200,000 00
First National Bank.
i-.ilsloii 73,000 00
Fust National Bank.
Say re. 4,000 00
!• irst National Bank,
Shenandoah 55,000 00
First National Bank,'
Spongier 4,000 00
Fl' -1 .v ail■■ 11 a I Bank,
Spring Grove 8,000 00
Fit .National Bank.
Turtle Creek 1,000 09
First National Bunk,
Wen thirty 4.000 09
I' "Ml Na 1 lull a I Bank.
Williamsport 60.000 00
F'irst National Bank,
W'rlghtsville 10.000 00
F'li st National Bank,
York 40,000 09
First Nation.'.! Hank,
at Pittsburgh, Pitts
burgh 200,000 00
Ft st .National Bank.
Townnda 10,000 09
F'irst National Bank,
Reading 1 25,000 00
Uo 11 . 0 State Bank.
Glen llock 6,400 00
(.Hellenic .National Bank/
Glenslde 9,000 90
Uiraril National Bunk,
Philadelphia . . 40,000 00
Hiimbuig Savings Bank.
Hamburg 6.000 09
llnzleton Slavonic Hank,
Hazleton 20.000 oO
Hi . .ei "soB 01 W'HUes-
Barre, Wilkes-Barrc .. 12,000 00
ling 111.- Deposit bank,
W'llkf s-Bai re 20,000 00
Industrial National Bank,
York 10.000 00
Juniata Vnllev National
Bank. Miffiintown .... 6.000 00
Keystone Bank. Harris
burg 10,000 00
Kane Trust and Savings
Co, Kane 00
i ) '
•with intense interest in all the gen
eral science classes. Miss Anna
Weltmyer, instructor, is giving a
series of lectures on the subject, at
limes using slides from the State
museum. Through a blackboard
diagram Miss Weitmyer is demon
strating scientifically the unusual
position of planets predicted to oc
cur on December 17. Other lectures
that have been given by the teacher
arc "The Sun a Great Star," "The
Stars Are Suns," "The I'olors of the
Stars." Specilie study of the con
stellation Orion is the work to which
the general science students are
now giving their attention.
Begin Move to Merge
Reform Associations
Pittsburgh. Dec. .I.—Steps toward
the unionization of the International
Reform l.eague of Washington and
the National Reform Association
were taken at the annual meeting of
the latter here yesterday. A com
mittee was named to meet with ono
Kennett Trust Co., Ken
nelt Square 18.000 30
Keystone Bank, Scranton 9,000 00
1.1 "coin Deposit & Trust
Co., Altoona 9,000 00
Lebanon County Trust
Co.. Lebanon 20,000 00
Lebanon National Bank.
Lebanon 10.000 00
Ultt lest own Savings In
stitution, Littlestown . 6,000 00
Lneorne National Bank.
Luzerne 8,000 99
• Luzet tie Countv National
I Bank. Willies-Barre .. 16.000 99
Mu National Bank.
] W illianispoft . -. 5,000 00
1 Miners National Bank,
Blossburg 10,000 00
I Merchants National Bank,
j Harrisburg 80,000 00
j Aii 1 nan cs Trust 00.,
Harrisburg 50,000 00
I M..lion Center Nalionat
Bank, Alarion Center.. 6,000 00
I Mason town Nationul
I Hunk, Alasontown 4,000 I>o
I Meivcespmt Tit..- ,v Trust
j'o.. McKeesport 70,000 00
Aionooa National Bank.
Alonoca . 4,000 00
! Alyerstown Trust Co
it m l!' 1 ' 8 , 1 -" ■' 10,000 00
Aliddlo City Bank. Phila-
I delphir. 80,000 00
, Mnshannnu Nati on a 1
| Bank, I'hilipsburg 20,000 00
|Mii:.i't Savings Bank.
I Pittston 19,000 00
Men-hunts National Bank.
Pottsville 6,000 09
Minors & Merchants De
posit Bank, Portage... 4.000 00
McDowell National Bank,
Sharon ,60fl 00
Winers Bank, W'ilkes-
Barre 14,000 00
National Bank of Coates
ville, Contosville 10,200 00
Northumberland National
Hank, Northumberland 5.000 00
National Bank of Gor
mantown, Philadelphia 6,000 00
Ninth National Bank,
I Philadelphia 50,000 00
North Seranten Bank,
Scranton 8,250 00
'""t' bank of Fayette
County, Uniontown 50,009
Northern Central Trust
Co., Williamsport 23.000 00
Oil City Trust Co., Oil
Cl t.v .. 50.000 CO
Old Forge Discount & De
posit Bank, Old Forge 4.000 00
Oxford Hank of F'rank
ford, Philadelphia .... 5,500 00
Pennsylvania National
Bank. Chester 14,000 00
Peoples National Bank,
East Brady 9,000 00
Peoples , National Bank,
Edwardsville 9.000 00
Pattisi.n National Bank,
Elkland 4,000 00
. copies Bank, Hanover,. 5,000 U0
Peoples National Bank,
Latrobc 15,000 00
Peoples National Bank,
Lebanon 2,000 09
Peoples Bank, AleKees-
Port 6,000 00
Peoples National Bank,
Mone.son 5,200 00
Peoples National Bank,
A/ount Pleasant 3,000 00
Pfnlirook National Bank,
Penbrook 8,000 00
Peoples Trust Co.. Phila
delphia 9,000 00
PI" shu rh Trust Co..
Pittsburgh .. 100,000 90
Plymouth National Bank,
Plymouth 10,000 00
Peoples Savings & Dime
Bank, Scranton 60,000 00
Pine Brook Bank, Scran
ton 3,000 00
Peoples National Bank,
Spring Grove 8.000 00 '
People-. National Bank.
Stewartstown 5 000 90
Peoples Trust Co., Wvo
missing 4,000 00
Real Estate Title Insur
ance and Trust Co.,
Philadelphia , 30,000 09
Reading National Bank.
Reading 5,400 00
Red Lion F'irst National
Bank, Red Lion 20,000 09
Jlldlev t'erk National
Bank, Ridley Park .... 12,000 00
Rural Valley National
Bank. Rural Valley ... 4.200 00
Real Estate Trust Co-
Washington 7,800 00
Second National Bank,
Altoona 9,000 00
State Bank of Dravos
burg, Diavosburg 6.000 00
Stal<- Hank of Elizabeth,
Elizabeth 4.800 00
Security Trust Co., Har
risburg 7,200 00
Standing Stone National
Bank, Huntingdon .... 3,000 09
Savirms & Trust Co. of
Inßiana, Indiana 80,000 00
Second National Bank,
Meytfsdale 10,000 00
Soutliwnrk National
, Bank. Philadelphia .. . 3.000 00
Po'itii Side Bank. Scran- •
ton 7,000 00
Snow Shoe Bank, Snow
Shoe 2.300 00
St. Mnrvs National Bank.
St. Marys 80,000 90
St. Marys Trust Co., St.
Marys 40.000 00
Swarltimere National
Bank. Swarthmore .... 4,000 00
Safe Deposit Bank, Ta
rentum 6,000 00
( Second Nationul Hunk,
Tltusvllle 12.000 09
Slavonic Deposit Bank,
Wilkes-Barre 8,000 00
I Security Title & Trust
| Co., York 5,000 00
Third National Bank,
I Philadelphia 25,000 00
! Tarentuin Savings &
Trust Co., Tarentum . . 15,000 00
Tower City National
Hank, Tower City .... 6.0Q0 00
Turtle Creek Savings k
Trust Co., Turtle Creek 12.000 00
Tacony Trust Co., Phila
delphia 25.000 00
Union Trust Co. of Penn
sylvania, Harrisburg .. 22,500 00
Union National Bank, Mc-
Keesport 6.400 00
Union Bank of Nanty-
Glo. Nonty-Glo 4,300 00
Union Deposit & Trust
Co.. Waynesburg 5.400 00
Unlnntcwn Trust Co-
Uniontown 23,000 00
Valley National Bank,
Chanibersburg 90,000 00
Wayne Junction Trust
Co.. Philadelphia 13.600 on
Wilbur. 19. P. Trust Co-
South Bethlehem 80,000 90
Way n.-sbpru Trust Co-
W aytieaboro 10,000 00
West Side Bank, West
Pittston 2.000 90 |
Wllkes-Harre Deposit and
Savings Pank, Wilkes-- .
Barre 23,000 on
Wyoming Valley Trust
t Co., Wilkea-Barre .... 60,000 00
from the league at Washington 10
bring about the union. This move
ment is in line with t.hc policy out
lined during the third world Chris
tian citizenship conference held
hero recently, which went on record
favoring tli6 union of all reform
movements in the world.
The Rev. Dr. Henry C. Minton, of
Trenton. N. J., was elected president
of the Reform Association and the
Rev. James A. Crosby, of Kllwood
City, Pa., was elected recording
secrcta ry.
iLUDENS
[GIVE QUICK RELIEF
; FOR COLD IN HEAD
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\\ illinmsnort National
Bank, Williamsport ... 10,000 00
lough Trust Co., Con
ncUsviile 10,000 00
York Trust Co., York ... 10,000 00
Corn Exchange National
1-ar.k. Philadelphia ... 170,000 00
Philadelphia National
Hank. Philadelphia ... 276,834 27
Quaker City National
Hank. Philadelphia ... 173,348 38
Harrisburg Trust Cte,
Harrisburg 155,000 00
Com me" wealth Trust
Co.. Harrisburg ... 725,000 00
Colonial Trust Co., Pitts
burgh 548.500 00
Diamond National Bank,
Pittsburgh 400.000 o#
Mellon National Bank,
Pittsburgh 375,000 00
Total amount in Bond
Road Fund 87.737,882 65
MOTOR FUND
Allison Hill Trust Co.,
Harrisburg 835,000 00
Berwick Havings and
Trust Co., Berwick..... 10,000 00
First Nation a 1 • Bank. *
Cherry Tree 37,500 CO
Diamond National Bank,
Pittsburgh 665 10
Harrisburg Trust Co.,
Harrisburg 12,307 68
Quaker City National
Bank, Philadelphia .3,891 6S
To">l Amount in Motor
Fund 889,364 46
BANKING DEPARTMENT FUND
Quaker City National
Bank, Philadelphia 47,361 12
Total amount in. Banking
Department Fund .... 867.361 12
EXPERIMKNTAI, FUND—DEPART
MENT OF AO RICULTURE
Quaker City National
Bank, Philadelphia ... 87.104 00
Total amount in Experi
mental Fund 87,104 "0
EM IHO Y EH' ANN U1 T Y HAVINGS
FUND—STATE SCHOOL
Quaker City National
Bank, Philadelphia ... 245,845 40
Total amount in Em -
ployes' Annuity Hav
ings Fund 8345,845 10
STATIC ANNUITY REHERVE FUND
No. 2—STATE SCHOOL
Quaker City National
' Hank, Philadelphia ... 45,876 84
Total amount in State
Annuity Reserve Fund
No. 2 845,876 84
GAME PROTECTION AND PROPA
GATION FUND
Cambria Title Savings
and Trust Co.. Kbens
burg 825,000 fO
First National Bank,
Blairsville 65,000 00
E. P. Wilbur Trust Co.,
Bethlehem 50,000 00
Colonial Trust Co., Pitts
burgh 104,65S 60
Total amount in Game
Protection and Propa
gation Fund 8244,688 60
FUND FOR PAYMENT OF
BOUNTIES
Bedford County Trust Co,
Bedford 825.000 00
Dime Bank, Pittston ... 35,000 03
First National Bank,
Somerset 25,000 00
National Bank of Coates
ville. Coatesville 25,000 00
Peoples Union Savings
Hank Pittston 50,000 on
Peoples Bank, McKeesport 22,000 00
I li> i.I National Bank,
Philadelphia ..t 25,000 00
• Providence Bank, Scran
ton 25,000 00
First National Bank,
Addison . 10.000 00
First National Bank,
Houtzdale 6,000 00
First National Bank,
Somerfleld 10,000 00
Diamond National Bank.
Pittsburgh 91,091 19
Union National Bank, Mt.
Joy 20,000 00
Total Amount In Fund
for Payment of Boun
ties 8368,091 19
INSURANCE FUND
First National Bank,
Ebensburg 50,000 00
Union Trust Co. of Penn
sylvania, Harrisburg .. 830,000 00
Mechanics Trust Co, Har
risburg 25,000 00
Cmmonwealth Trust Co.,
Harrisburg 182.312 89
Total Amount in Insur
ance Fund 8287,312 89
STATE SCHOOL FUND
Commonwealth Trust Co.,
Harrisburg 114,553 12
Total Amount in State
School Fund 8114,553 12
PRISON LABOR MANUFACTURING
FUND
CJommonwealth Trust Co,
Harrisburg 14,395 66
Total Amount in Prison
l.al>or Manufacturing
Bun 4 814,395 66
FEDERAL APPROPRIATION FOR
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
i_V ■."•wealth Trust Co..
Harrisburg 32,069 03
Cuionlal Trust Co., Pitts
burgh 93.190 94
Quaker Cify National
llank. Philadelphia .... 64,600 13
Total Amount In Fed
eral Appropriation... 8189,550 10
FISH PROPAGATION FUND
Harrisburg Trust Com
pany, Harrisburg 17,031 30
Total Amount In Fish
Propagation Fund .. 817,034 30
Stale of Pennsylvania, City of Har
risburg—su.
Personally appeared before me
Charles A. Snyder, Auditor General
Harmon M. Kephart, State Treasurer'
who being duly swbrn according to
law, salth that the foregoing state
ment is true and coineot to the best
of his knowledge, and belief.
Sworn and subscribed before me
this 2nd day of December. 1919. '
CHARLES A. SNYDER,
Auditor General.
,HARMON M. KEPI 'ART,
State Treasurer.
Published in pursuance of the pro
visions of Section 11. Act of Febru
ary 17, 1906, Harrisburg, P.
CHARLES A. SNYDER.
_. _ _ Audltpr General.