Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 37, Number 180, Decatur, Adams County, 1 August 1939 — Page 5

’niIPRESSURE Is PLACED ON I PEACE FRONT Trouble Spot* Hint■(t|l j’.th \nniv<rx;in H (H World War |lv J"*" |K. , 1.1 ■< hln'e.l i..,<l'ai today on > HK, .. "> <;•*.«( Hi Bain th" day . .* .mJ "H MUir d;«. military dehizhsayx In former . . ; tl<.|ll Na. I ~ i<> Hitler was considering trans 111 Slovakia to Hungary tn or eatabltahmeat of Ger bases along the Hungertier of Rumania and P<> I for permission for the ur to cross Hungary in ha 1 ! .0 oil lb. Th -las »:,il .< Warsaw II waa it > that I’oliah poll, e » . by Nazis :.. .ii.d arrested 4V n T ■ ' oil’ <1 press of » - .lowly link'd to and predic- " would lie re ..tii-t.o'..illy Io Spain: . ~' key to » become - |M ..pV.ai 4 to new pressure on “ ' ■ led by Great immediately alter X.tlile Chamber • • (■ iiiprthenslve ..I foreign policy to the E< of commons and. with military mission effort to speed " "I a threepower gP The missions H WELCOME lioM Xenue Sial ion lr,,m 1 '*•' ** all ■ I (lean Rot Room*. M quart of Oil free with I each || purchase. Bl Parking 25c.

B-1 l ° ! *GODQQqaaßßM—4— l——uamsß«inmma»mmnMtMndimmffini I No Sale This Friday! | August 1,1939 Due to livewtoek parnde. the <«ale has been ptrilponcd until Aug. 11, 1939. I Decatur Sales Co r 1 a i ini Ji ■ so Ktatoes 151 b IP | • Kroger's Country OCk wape Juice qt 29c Kroger's Country Club—Red. Sour Pitted CHERRIES $2.25 PORK LIVER = lb 10c Lunch Meat —lb 15c Roneless Fish a ||j ]sc

may leave Friday lloth Izvestia and Pravda, the government and communist news papers at Moscow, hinted al early completion of ths negotiations and strengthening of the security i front. They said editorially that the "people know that the pressure of fascist aggression may be halt ed ... and are ready to participate in organisation of a real peace 1 front."* In London, many of Chamber' lain's critics were less optimistic aa they reread his statement, which included a strong appease, want section espreaalng hope that the people* and rulers of Ku rope now realised that disaster would accompany any future war and therefore should be about ready to get together on a peace plan. In the tar east. Groat Britain * waa understood to have agreed to surrender of four Chinese held in the British concession at Tientsin \ who were the technical cause of the present strife tn which Japan , ear military leaders are seeking to force Britain Io cooperate with their program in North China ' Britain also waa said to have agreed tentatively to cooperate' with Japanese m preventing pro. Chinese terrorists from using the 1 concession if Japan Itfted its blockade of the concession The Japanese, however, showed no signs of slackening their campaign to drive foreign interests out of the far east and the United States was coming in for more and more criticism. In Tokyo, the newspapers jump- ; rd ou America's denunciation of' the 1111 commercial treaty with! Japan tn a belated burst of editorial comment. "A spoiled and Impudent power should also be taught its place." said the independent Michi Niehl 1 ’'Japan has spoiled the United' States because It has been too courteous " OR. FROHNAPFEL IS PRESIDENT Decatur Ma n Named President Os American Drugleaa Association Indianapolis. Ind. Aug 1— Dr. 1 Henry Frohaapfel of Decatur has been named president of the American Drugleaa Association at its annual meeting here. Dr. Frohnapfel. after his election to the presidency of the asso- • elation, and other officers outlined a program of expansion for the organisation among members of the drugleaa profession. While in Indianapolis the Decatur physician delivered a lecture upon "Electro-Therapy" al the post graduate course of the newly established Indiana Physio-Therapy I College In thia city. "We are planning an active campaign among those in the profession for their enrollment in the i association." Dr. Frohnapfel anI noun< ed. "There is a need for a strong professional organisation among the drugleaa practitioners. "Several problems face the profesaion and all persona engaged in this service are vitally interested in how the problems can be handled. The number of practitioners is growing rapidly In the state and indicat [Bus point to many additions

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT TUESDAY, AVGUST I, 19.19.

I Deposed Monarchs in Sweden F I■■ ■a -sl. * 1 A; !% vlu J alw I j , r * >— Ei-Klng Zog and former Queen Geraldine | . Former King Zog of Albania and his wife, the former Queen Geraldine. are shown out for a stroll in Stockholm. Sweden, where they are living temporarily. The ex-queen to an American-born girl who recently became a mother.

to our ran k e in the coining ’ [■onths.'' TO START WORK (CONTINUED ON PAGE BIX) | - — bushel soy bean storag*' plant to i I one of the largest conrrete jobs 'of Its kind In the state. Enough I 1 steel and concrete are naed to build several miles of reinforced I concrete road. The large feed Ingredient ware- ■ . house recently built on the south ; side of Second street la now being I used. Th*- relocation of the Penn- j sylvanla railroad switch tracks. and the now spur from Washing-' ton street also has been completed. —» ■ ■ 4 4-H JUDGING — ICONTINUBD FROM PAGE ONK) man. fifth. Cow: IkiA Arnold, first, and j Thomas O. Lehman, second Guernsey Calves Junior calf: Armlnda Inniger. I flrat. Junior yearling: Margaret I Modes, first. Senior yearling' .Maisarel i Moses, first; Armlnda Inniger, i second; Franklin Bleary, third. Cow: Armlnda Inniger. first. Holstein Calves Junior calf: Alvin Nussbaum, first; to-onard Schwarts, second; . Millard .Schwarts, third; Raymond Schwarts, fourth; Junior NMllng|er. fifth; Edward Sprunger. sixth. 1 and Marvin Sprunger. seventh. Senior calf: James Foanaugh. first, Mary Koltcr. second; Akiics Knlter, third; Elmer Nusxlmum. fourth; Millard Schwarts, fifth.

Doomed to Die in Gas Chamber m-Lm i Ina Warden Eugene Shute and Robert Burgunder, Jr. Doomed to die in the lethal gas chamber for ths stayllng of two Phoenix. Aria, automobile salesmen. Robert Burgunder. Jr., right, gon of s prominent Sesttle. Wash . attorney, to shown at the Arizona prison with Warden Eugene Shute. Burgunder was convicted and given the death penalty at his trial in Phoenix following his capture At J.iiMoa City, Tem.

and Alvin Nusabaum, sixth Junior yearling: Mary Koller. I first. Agnes Kolter. second; Irene Foanaugb. third; Warren NidlingI er. fourth; Milo N’uaebaum. fifth, land Reuben Nussbaum, sixth Senior yearling: Alvin Nussbaum. first; Millard Schwarts, second. Cow. Alvin Nussbaum, first; ' Leßoy Schwarts, secund. Jersey Calves Junior calf: Doyle Rich- first Senior calf: Grace Musser, first; ! Edwin Korte, secund. Junior yenrllug: Doyle Rich, first. Senior yearling: Grace Mosaer, I first; Edwin Korte, second. Cow: Grace Muaaer. first. - ORDER ELEt TION (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) ran ted*>ration ot labor, or neither. At the New Cualle plant, th<* New Castle Chrysler empluyt's association, local No. It), of the National lnd<|>eiid>'Ut Unions of America, Inc., also will be on the ballot. Al lhe same time, ib>> board ordered an election atnuug Jtuploy.'S In d.parlm<'iit 5,’ <>( the Chrysler New Castl* plant who are die sinkers or are employ'd In ths mntiufactuiT or matnte::niH'«* <>f di.-s used to complete furgtngs. These I'lnpluyea will vote wiiethir they desire to be rcpreseiited separately. Patrol "Riot Zone" Cleveland. Aug 1 UPJ -Two hundred heavflyarined police patroled the Fisher body company "riot zone" today, fearful that violence might break out at uonstrikers* homes. The United Automobile Wmkera

MOSLEMS RIOT | AT PROHIBITION Rioting Breaks Out As Prohibition Starts In Bombay Bombay, India, Aug. I—UR)— Rioting broke out today on tho inauguration of prohibition In Bombay and Its environs. Police fired on a crowd of rioting Moslems who marched in protest against the government and the extra taxation which will be levied to compensate for the loss of revenue from spirits. Five of the paraders were injured, two seriously. The Moslems paraded with black flags Their demonstration coincided with a parade of 30.000 women and SO.ooo textile workers, mostly Hindus, in the alums singing anti- : dink ballads. . The « Moslems were atoned by . the Hindu spectators and 10 were Injured slightly. When order waa . restored, the procession re-formed , and continued. Kleven hundred policemen, however. were put <m extra duty in the expectation that there might be a clamorous protest from the drinking element after the first eßecta of laat night's prc prohihltlon celebration had passed away. The celebrants paraded with motor trucks, bearing anti-drink placards Anti-drink labels were fixed on 14.400.000 match boxes. Fifty thousand leaflets appealed to the , public to make prohibition a success. The government leased the 1 American movie “Ten Nights in a Bar Boom ' to use as a sales talk, arranging to exhibit it at admix- > slon prices of from two to four < cents, and ordered a special stamp showing a serpent twined around a liquor bottle, dripping poison in- i to a wine glass. The prohibition edict was another victory for emaciated Mahatma M. K. Gandhi, but the authorities were not sure it would be a victory without a flare-back when the native drinkers realised that they could not get drinks but Europeans could i Under the new law. Europeans. Indian princes and persona not domiciled in India may obtain permits entitling them to seven "units' of Intoxicants a month. One “unit" consists of one bottle of spirits or three bottles of wine or vermouth, or nine bottle of beer. Union triOi issued, without comment. a list of 37 men they id* ntifled as the "worst scabs.” Thu list carried the men's homo addresses. Four huudred fifty police and 30 firemen engaged 3,000 strikers aud sympathisers in pitched bat ; ties before the manufactury yesteiday Nearly 100 persons were’ lnjur.-d by tear gas shells, stones 1 aud rocks. The "worst scab" list waa giv< n 1 every man attending a meeting of the union this morning. Paul F. Miley. I’AW organizer and fu'dier: Fisher body worker, said It was distributed so the men couid ’ "know who they are.” A. E. Stevenson, secretary of the Cleveland industrial union council, grinned when ask -J the purpose of the Hats. "The men can do whatever they waut to with them," he said. Strikers at a “strategy ni-et-; Ing” agreed to abide by safely director Eliot NUM* "riot tone". order, but Miley said they would * protest it in every peaceabl • way I possible as a violation of civil. rights und "bend our efforts to have II modified as much as posSible." Unionists hid Named |M>i|< e i intervention yuaurday for the two outbreaks caused when strikers protested the entry of non-.rtrikh>n workers Into the plant in automo biles Mrs. Lewis Armstrong of Elkhart visited here last evening with relatives and attended the fair. I 11 ’r \ i V ) 1 WlheOldV I L.Jw° x V A No ‘•Repaired look”—Wakes thoet like NtlTl FORTNEY Shoe Repair South Second Street

BORDER FIGHT IS REPORTED Rumanian « Hungarian Border Clash Flares For Third Time Budapest. Hungary, Aug. 1— (U.R) — The government today announced a third iroutler clash with Rumanians on the Theiss river, where machine guns and rifles were used hi sharp fighting. The annouucemcnreald that Rumanians this morning placed an artillery battery in position along the river bank, but that II had not yet gone into action. One Hungarian frontier guard was wounded in the clash. The Hungarian version of the clashes, which began Sunday when llutnanlaus allegedly fired on a Hungarian raft on the river, waa that Rumanians opened tire with machine guus and rifles across the | river on the village of Tecsoe. They I also were charged with firing on | Hungarian bridge guards. The Hungarian patrol returned . the fire, the announcement said. \ and the shout lug continued until dawu today. 11l feeling between Hungary and Rumania recently baa been fostered by groups demanding return to Hungary of the area seized by tl Statement of Condition of ths Mill! tMI Ml It U 111 I. IVM H VMH < OWPA.VX C'oiurnOus, Übio 17 Mouth lUgU iitrsot .In the list L>a> ul Deceiabsr, ISIS I GKU. W STEINMAN. Ptesldelit IL C. WTTHEIISINMIN, SeUelary Amount of Capital paid up - •» aot>.eo».uo GROSS ASSETS OF tXMU'ANY Real Rotate A'nlncumb•red I UMJ4UI ' Mortgage Lo»in» on leal I estate tFree from any prior im unibran. e>..„ J,4b1,t<4.7« [ Bonds and St<» kn Owned (Book Valuer li.JlZ.tsk.Ur Casti In Baahs (On interest and Not on Interest) ™... 554.343.5 S Act rued Sec urities (interest A Rents, etc-.).. 314,437.53 ’Other Securities — Fol-k-y La>ai>o — 3,4»».4:2.54 Premium Notes MS,44SAs Land Trust Certificates 11S."UV.UU Bids Receivable W Agents Balam es ... 4S.SOS.SS i Premiums and Accounts I due and in proceM of collection i4t.453.51 Accounts otherwise secured Mono Reatrf. ted Bank AcI counts Hone , Commuted Commissions, etc. 4,403 UU Total Gross Assets 43J.j»»,037.-ti Oedu.t Assets Nut Admitted « 1... Net Assets l3S.fi i.e00.44 I ‘ Reserve or amount necessary to reinsure outstanding risks 433.43e.555.9tl Present Value Muppleme..tar> Contracts ... 1,433,443.73 Policy t laims and lossi.i* l !a UU L ~t,, . n s ,nß • 103.434.71 Irlvidetids left with the Bill, and A'x'outita unpaid — —__ xusf.n* i dividend Liability 433 14174 'Other Liabilities of the Company —434.870.0 s *-hiMHtles 384.034.344.44 a*?”!"* 1 » 3»O.OOO.OU I Nurtrlua and Contingency Funds „„ | 3 345.453.50 T “l«‘ 383,477.040.44 Ml ATE OF INDIANA, :>itti<u of insurance t'onuuliiaiouer f, the undersigned. Insurance Com- , mlsaloner of Indiana, hereby certify I that the shove is a correct copy of j the Statement of the Condition of the above mentioned Company on I the ,3i«t day of December, IS3S, as I shown by the original statement and that the said original statement is ' 2.” nk ‘ ,n Hits otn.e. In Testimony Whereof, f hereunto suiwcrlbe my name and arhx my ofhrial seal, this 10th day of duly, ISiiS. (heal) Qott H. NEWrAukR, . ... . Jbeuranco Commissioner 'if Mutual Company so stale. JULY 31-AUG. 1 • O Htatement of Condition of the TilE OHIO sixth I.IFE INWi UAhCK COMPASS Columbus. Ohio .. *9- Uru “<t Mt rest ; >n the Slat Day of December. IS3S CI.ARIH ADAMS. Pre-Id* nt J>tlEPli K. BYE, Secretary Amount of Capital paid up ™__— »| Koe.ooe.eu CROSS ASHCTS of COMPANY | ttaM LBiMie Lnliit'Uiiib* , I J. 143.534.33 Mui Ix>a ng «>n real ratHto (Free from any . P r J«»r liv tiriibmnuei.7JIV.Mls.uB , I bind u Mrul Hit* |tM Own> rd (Uuult Vaiuv) B, 112.<71,00 In JlankN (On Int«rr«t und Not < n Int+rmt) <6397731 Arrrurd He<'uritiew tin- * A Rrnts. ttu.i . 113 7NS:i< Other Krvuritirß ’’Non! i Premium Notes ~ ohm .J Prßilijufnii HiHl At f ountn ‘. U F» 4n . 4 ® ,n IHNBuafe ot <’(»118*«'I HUI Ts) A* ' otherwise * VUTed seaseess. ... . Nrvtrm l'a»‘t J.tZS.i'd;,»t AireiiiM Actuuntit 112.411,M nSaet 1 a^^‘a4. ,Tm * t,,m ' m * /'* *^ABH.l"r l Ei‘” ,fc, -” J '‘ ? Reserve or amount necessary to reinsure Lo”^eH l ‘rfuL l “Ad r, " ,, • . ’'M74.357 in .. IM j.* •’"* unpaid None 4 ”d"*" “*lloxlxs ana hot Lom-ea unadjuxted and N ” n * in suspense 3ls;xss Dills “nd Accouutx un- ' A«t dun and not du.' I, < ” M hanks or other credi!«Jth»r Liabilities of the N > >u>i‘ul 417,303,441*.35 T " UI - 813.M1L34174 oX AT “,°r ~ om< e of Insurance Commissioner ■trts.'ionel"! rr'i 1 .’ 1 '' 1 ' , «i»“t’»nre Com. • h.r .2 ,’ r ,n <Hana. hereby certify ihc'n'i’L'i t , “’ v . e I", a correct copy or thZ ,l '* Condition of •3tot v d.ro? l i^m^r. ,,p mJ:: th«r , !he y ,h (’ l or, * l " Ml statement and oi rthf’ln O te l fi^ u ‘ ,n,ent •'•>^‘m^n^i r Jn^ f aA'’";X

I Bucharest govtmmoat after the World War. GREAT 7rOWD tCONTINUBD FROM PAGE ONB) erabla favorable comment haa baen I. . . I*. .1 "Il 'll.- sp|. ndld set up '• tbo cattle and horao ahowa at the | field directly eaat of the city. The i cattle lent to completely filled with triea. and the horse lent was filling rapidly this afternoon. The industrial exhibit and display of farm machinery and equipmunt to also drawing a large number of fairgoera, with the added attraction of free parking hi tbs field for a great number of autos. —- O' Issues Warninßs On Alleged Speed Traps South Bend. Ind , Aug. I—(UP)— Repeated complaints about alleged speed traps may result in legal action to curtail the powers of Justices u< the peace and conulables In "rafilc cases. St. Joseph county attorney George Sands warned today. Charging that certain Justices are "uuscrupuloua" in their procedure I against traffic law violators Sands said such action, if taken would be > brought before the United Slates supreme courL Last week officers of the newly formed justice of the peace and 1 constables' organisation demanded ' an apology from county commissioner who issued a simitar warning. tßatemvnt of Condition nf the AMI.HK AN HOME FIRE A*M H (M E CUMrAAX New York, New York 111 William Street u On the 31»l Day of De* emoer, 133. i OLLN L. HilOUfeD*. President JOHN R. VAN HoitNE. Sucretaryi Amount ut Capital paid • u * •* i.QbS.eee.gg GROM ANUETS OF COMPANY . Real Estate unincumbered _.g None Mortgage Luana on real eelale (Free from any ptior incumbraneei „ 381.T44.3d , Bonds aud atovks own- “ -d (Market Value) 3.544.784.441 , Cash in banks (on in- ‘ iersst and not on tn- . tereat) 833,745.43 A> "rued Sec urities (lnj teresl A Reuls, etc.) 14,441.74 1 other .S*-urltiea None, . Premiums and A. counts due and in proc-esa of ><*lle*tlun 137.370.44 . Aecounta ollie raise eecared. Reins. Kecover- . able B,BB<M Missouri Impounded Premiums 13,344.34 Notes ileuelvable 7,t»uSo Total Gross Assets 3 5,505,743.43 . Dedm t Assets Not Ad- ’ milled 4 43.04838 - Nel Assets t :.417,431.14 LIABILITIES Reserve or amount neressary to reinsure outstanding risks 3 531,414.44 losses due and unpaid . None Losses adjusted and not . , <«u» 17,337.14 * Losses unadjusted and V o.l? 101,110.81 * Hills and Accounts un- , P“‘<« . -■■•- 74,403.04 Amount due and not due Bunks or other CrediJ tern » None ’ Other LiabUitles ut tbo Company 74.U3.40 - Total Liabilities .... I LH5,049.10l • (apllal — j l.v«0.U0.oo « Hurplue 1.J7A401.40 » Totalg 5 417,401.10 1 STATE OF INDIANA, otn.e of Insurance Commissioner I. the undersigned. Insurance Cam-1 mlsaloner of Indiana, bereoy . ertlty. that the above la a correct copy of" J the Statement of the Condition of \ the above mentioned Company on 1 • the 31st day of December, 1433, ggl • shown by the original statement and; i 'hat the said original statement is ' now on file In this office. * In Testimony Whereof. I hereunto subscribe my name and affix my offi.l * .lai seal, tills 10th day of July, 1434.' (Seal) GE" IL NEA'BAL'EH, Insurance Commissioner. • -If Mutual Company so slate r JULY 31-AUG. 1 -- Otllntement of Condition of the At IOMOHU.E Ml II Al. IA». CO. OF AMERICA Provl<tgn<*e, Rhode Island In Weybossel Street 'tn the 3|st Day of l»e.'ember. 1433 HENRY W ANDERSON. I'resid.-nt 1 DEFOREST W. ABEL, Secretary Amount of twpttal paid up S| N .tie > 1 11 'I GROSS ASSETS OF COMPANY * Real Estate L'nlm umb. I None , Mortgage Imans on real estate (Free from any prior incumbrance* . None , Bonds and ffiocks Own- * ed 'Book Value) . 4,154.434.34 . Cash in Banks (On tn- ’ tcrvsi and Not on interest) 357,347.41 . Accrued Securities (In- ' terest A llenls, etc.) 17,341.37 ' ith. r Sc. uriiles None 1 I'remlums and Accounts 1 due and In process of 1 «ollecHon 13,444.-1 A< < uunls otherwise secured . Non** 1 Pension Fund 184,331.4.11 ’ Total Gross Assets 1~.415,444.41 1 Dedu< I Assets Not Ad- • I 1*1*.130 11 Net Asssts j 1.345.333.30 LIAHII.iTIKS I Reserve or amount ne- ' • essary to reinsure outatandtng risk- I 310.448.83 Losses due and unpaid 11. HO. <lO Lo88m»d adjusted and nut , *iue None i I oases unadjusted and »uspenne ... None, > Bills and Acuounts un- .*•'* . 43.433.44 Amount due and not dua hanks or other credl- . lore None I ••Other Llal.llitlss ot the Company 438,331.43 Total Llabllltjea .. 8 j (lunrKiilee Fund | jSo.ooo uo Hurplu, J 3.434:387:50 Total | 4,545,433.6(. , HTAI'K UF INDIANA. Uffi. e of insurance ComuHaslonsr ..... , * h * «bf«val<n ( .d, Insurance Com- ' h l ." *’i. , - r Bidlans, hereby i-ertlfy , 11 I. 1 ” above Is a correct copy ot Ihl ‘‘••'•nisnt of ths Condition of S Company on , the Slot day of Deesmber. 1431. ax 4h2F"tbZ ‘ h I t ,,rl f l '”>,"tatement and .’.? r.r“ d •tatemsnt is . " . w flle •»* 'his office. • j® w swwftjR 1 •if \f ll i, l ni ~ ' , l,r,f,r’ ' Cuinniiwaioner. 1 ••!Lludi n a^ o,np '‘ ~y M ,t * t ’ | Pension Vund Reserve! 733,331.43 '*?!bn'«ry Reserve .„..„8 350.000 JULY 31-AUG. 1 ’ •sv.wv.ovi

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CHECK LAD’S KIDNAP STORY 10-Year-Old Auburn Lad Relate* Strange Kid* naping Story Anborn, l>d.. Aug. J — (UP) — Police today »«■> attempting U> ckgck tbo dotalla of tb*t story told by 10-ygar-uig Rtohard Grcvw woo told authorities be bad beeu kidnaped by an unidentified man early, jestorday morning. According to sheriff Artus Coyle, young Grovea said be waa standing in front of bls father's borne yeeterday when a man slopped a car and forced him u* climb in. Groves said they drove to a point south ot Garrett. tad., When the stringer left tho car but ordered blm to stay in II Instead, ba said, be ran and bid lu the weeds along the roa-1, finally making bls way to tbe home of Fr-emaa Kelham. Sheriff Coyle j said the boy was unable to account for the time between bis escape and the time of his arrival a: the Ke.butn home, shout 4:30. Tbe sheriff said be would continue to question the youth on this angle this morning and retrace the i route of the kidnap car. Young Grove traveled alone from Hawaii here two mouths ago to | make but home with bis tauher. rtistemxni of Condition of ths j AMEKIt'AA < HED4T I.ADEM.MTY C'U. OF N. Y. Bt. Louis, Missouri 511 Lo. ust Htreet iOn the 31st Dai *rf Da' ember, 1433 J. F. MC FAI'DEN. President A F STONE, Hxcrslary Am* unt ut Capital paid up —— —..*4 1.h44.»4e.49 (IROHt* ABHEI S OF COMPANY Real Estate Unim umb- < ered . 8 None Mortgugu Loans on real estate (Free from any prior In-umbran. e),._ None Bonds and Hto< he owned (Market Value) .... 4,540.883.34 Cash In Banka (On Interest and Not on Interest) 884,783.33 I Ac. rue.l Securities tlntersst * Rente, e1*.43,333.43 Other Securities None Premiums and Accounts due and In process of I < Oils, lion ... 133,724.34 Accounts otherwise secured —.— 8.143.54 Total Groaa Aaaeta 83.114.443.54 I Deduct JGueta Not Ad- > mltl. I 1 i;..454 J» Net Assets 8 5.144,444.75 I LIABILITIES Reserve or amount nel cesaary to reinsure I - ••“‘•’•‘"Rna risks 8 None Irj*. . Lnp .“2 - 447,434.13 Additional Reserve for j,- . -- 544.404.04 I Total Lnearned Ptem>i„ lu "» *•• — — 353,431.43 < ontlngen. y Reserve .. 354,701.33 Amount due and not due banks or other < redi- [. turn .«•••■ ...... Nona ; Other Liabilities of the I Company 184.448 08 *• T ?. W J Liabilities .8 8.344,884 ..4 : Trial ...g s.iet.eee 7fc : <TATE OF INDIANA. ~ ’ >1 office *>f Insurance Commissioner. I. the undersigned. Insurance Com- ; mlsaloner of Indiana, hereby certify that the above is a cerre.-T *9>py of the Statement of the Condition of ! 1C mentioned Company on the Slot day of December, 1833. aS . thown by the original statement and ' that the said original statement IS ; row on file In this office. •>' Testimony Whereof. I hereunto sol*, rlbe iny name and stria my ot. !»(? • lhl * ‘“‘fc '*•* of Ju,y - tseal* GKO 11 NKWRAt ER. *i* u . > •"• ur “ n '» •'ommlaotoner. X’i’iYitTj-r"' ,u ”' —— 0 staiem.nl <>• Condition of the PAITOHY Ml 7"1.. 4.1*7111.111 INK. <’O. *'F AMEND 1 Rh«de IMand 14 Weybosaet Streel tin the list Day ot December I3JS Amount of Capital paid “P *8 None »1 ROSS ASSETS OF COMPANY~ Heal Estate Unln. umbM'.rlgage Loans on real ’ None | estate (Free from any prior Incumbrance) .. None Bonds and Stocks Owned ißook Value) 11.331.124 41 iash in Banks (On In- * terest and Nut on Interest I ... 1 -41 573 14 A*-« rued Securities (In- , ••••'•I * Homs, ete.i.. 43 87* nr. '•llicr Be. urn lex . None Premlumx and Account** due and In procoM ot colie* lion is ins sa Accounts otherwise so- ’ vured 554.448 43 Total Grnaa Assets BU.U3 3ij OediKl A.-els Not Ad- • ' '* i Reserve or amount ne- ■ exaary to reinsure i "«’•»'•"*•<"« risks 8 1,118.784 47 Losses due and unpaid 8,848 841 ns I Lonses unadjusted and «*fW.9d ...*.? S'lxpenne J*"’ Accounts un- 10 Amount dua and not dua hanks or oilier credilore .... , M .Ether Liabilities of lb, N< ’ n * C»*Mny j *>45.884.44 fnlal Liabilities 8 k 184 Oil sn Hur“n t r u '2 M ! ‘W# burplu “ • *,34:848 8* *•*•* iIASMAMAi HTATE OF INDIANA "frl' e .f Insurance Commissioner mhial mar“ 2i r rif?* 4 ‘ i’‘ sl ‘ r *mx Com. Uiat'ihJ ahCA i‘““*" h * r,h y certify si. 1 J.” above In « correct cotoy of f, R**et , et>l or the Condition or •u* ?* bo ''S 'tisntlons*i Cair.natiy on th*, .list day nt “si ei Imt H.t’' <”'t«ln.t statement ami now *m file bi TbS* offi. e , ‘“'““’’ n ‘ " 'llls tath rfgy .JFj.iff’m, tNeall GEO. H NEWHAt’BIL *sw aa a rijrmnco C*cni*fi!eoiotiMr jKI.Y M 3l-AUa" l r hr “ *^ l * N M°T. ,C E cr KAM PATRONS B. E. Brown Cream Station MOVED TO Permanent Location 215 North Firnt St.