Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 37, Number 180, Decatur, Adams County, 1 August 1939 — Page 4

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———— DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published Every evening Except Sunday by tMB DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO. Ihcerperstsd entered at the Decatur, Ind. Poet Office aa Second Class Matter I. H Heller President A M. Holthouas, Sec'y. A Rua Mgr. Wet D. Heller.....Vice-President Subscription Rates: Single copies ...............| .02 Dus week, by carrier......... .10 Due year, by carrier 1.00 One month, by mai1......... 35 Three months, by mall 1.00 Six months, by mai1.......... 1.75 Ons year, by man 300 Ono year, at 0fft05..... 3ou Prices quoted are within a radius of 100 miles. Elsewhere 31.50 one year. Advertising Rates made known on Application. National Adver. Representative BCHEERER A CO. 15 Lexington Avenue, New York IS Bast Wacker Drive, Chicago Charter Member of The Indiana League of Home Dailies. Heigh Ho! Heigh Ho; it s oil to the fair ws go. The Hatch bill may come through without a scratch. A brother and sister from England are going around the world I on 3200. it we bad that much we'd travel too. The Allen county fair closed Saturday with a paid attendance of' 45.000 for the week We ll beat that record at the street fair. Merchants will appreciate It if you shop at tbetr stores during fair week. They have ample time to wait on you and will be glad to serve you. it's a good time to shop and buy. Indiana bad a right to feel proud of its illustrious son, Paul V. McNutt. speaking from Cleveland on world attain. He spoke like a statesman and a man who knows what it is all about.

Schmitt Field. across the Monroe street river bridge. is * natural for the livestock and agricultural show lay outs. The tents are conveniently arranged and there ia plenty of room for parking and the crowd. The month of August often brings tragedies, according to past Mores for the commonly known dog days period. Take It a little easy Drive carntblly Dm't let the drag of summer unnerve you. Keep a steady band and < tear mind. The Federal Housing Authority ' I KHA I has reduced its Interest rste from five to four and one-half percent for new home building. It nieana a big saving over a IS to i 30 year period and will no doubt I encourage more home building In the future. Diatrlct attorney Dewey Is on the trail of New York'a moat dang •MM criminal and gunman An inno« -nt 'person waa killed by the racketeers and mugs and federal, authorities have Joined In the man hunt. The rest of the country wtshea the law enforcement authoritleu success in their hunt tor Lepke Bu<balter. It msde us happy to read that David H Swaim, vetetau newspaperman and beloved citizen of Bluff ton waa recovering from bls serious illness and able to leave the I hospital. Mr. Swaim Is past W years of age and had to take time out to rest up a bit. His condition la Improved and his friends wsnt him to live just as long as he wants to. And It you talk with him you’ll be convinced he stilt has a seat for life and the newspaper work be loves. The speech of Paul V. McNutt’s at Cleveland Sunday seems 'o have hit a popular chord. It was bold in character and In support of President Roosevelt s foreign policy. McNutt has personal know-

ledge of the Par East conditions and does not believe in sitting back and taking It He wants America to maintain its world leadership * through ample preparedness. In ringing tones he prayed for endurI' Ing peace — "not peace by surrender and flight, but peace by co- ‘ operation " The fervral security ad t mlniatrator cautioned that the polI icy of isolation from world affairs 11 and conditions would not work. ■ESSSEHH" •j You've beard the impatient drivusr at a corner stop light bonk his i I horn the very second the light ’ I flashes green and If you are normally human you feel like backing | into him. Even before you can let up on the clutch, the Impatient driver honks. Sue h a driver is, ! blamed for three deaths at a rail-I road creasing in Michigan City I The driver of the ill fated car had | stopped for the freight train, when someone back of him honked. He more than likely became confused and drove onto the track, the I engine smashing Into hla auto, killmg three of the four passengers j i A person might carry a brick in j | his csr to answer the impatient I drivers. INDIANA'S STATE HIGHWAY SYSTEM: While Indiana's state highway i system has tripled in mileage since 192<i. the mileage of high-type surface is five times as great now as it wss 20 years ago, figures reveal. When the original state highway system was established, it included 3,191 miles of roads. On January 1, 1939 the State Highway System Included over ten thousand ’ I miles of roads, an Increase of more ’ - than 300 percent in mileage. in the first state highway system. ; there were 1,034 miles of high type | surface and 2.156 miles of inter- ' mediate and low-type surfaces. 1 ' Now there are 5,639 miles of high- ' , type surface and 3.981 miles of inII termediate and low-type surfaces. l ' Thia represents a 500 percent In- ' 11 crease in the mileage of high-type I i surface with an increase of less ' I than 200 percent in the mileage of

intermediate and low-type surfaces. Two of the interesting comparisons between the original state ‘ highway system and the present ( system are provided In the mile- | ; age of cement concrete and gravel 1 I - roads In 1930 there were 96, . miles of roads in the state system i surfaced with cement concrete; to- ' i day there are 4.317.51 miles of ce- | , ment concrete roads in the state < I highway system. On the other hand, in 1930 there were 1.7*1 mil- ] .ea of gravel roads in the state i highway system, while today there ’ , are but 330 miles of gravel roads , •in the state highway system. In J 1930 there were 330 miles of earth J roads marked as state highways , I hut today there are no roads of 1 I this type in the system. These comparisons indicate, the I progress whic h Indiana has been I I msking In the development of a \ modern state highway system. In | 1930 less than 33 per cent of the slate highway system had a high- , type surface while now nearly *0 I . percent of the total mileage has a ! high-type surface. Aside from the ( improvement in highway surfaces, < constant improvement has been ' made on the system by eliminating I sharp curves and grades, widening the surface and the convenience and safety of motorists using the state highways. o ■ * TWENTY YEARS * AGO TODAY * • Aug 1-cLoeatlon of the tuberculosis hospital will be decided at Bluffton the l»th R. I> Myers elected pr'aidant of' i the school hoard with J. H. Falk.; secretary and Cal E- Peterson. trsv| 1 surer. Railway trainmen demaal a 15% | Im reuse tn wages or say they wilt strike. -. gs I Will Haya announces he will hot be a < audidats for governs of Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. F A. Piping and l ; Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Lew to u are vacationing st Rome nty. Dr. Mott Orwin .nd son of Portland. Oregon visit relatives hers. •a

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TAR, FEATHER STORY AIRED Nurse Accuses Wife And Daughter Os Physician With Assault Calgary, Alta, Aug 1 —<UJ9— Testimony of Alice Knowles, 2». an attractive nurse, that she waa tarred and feathered two weeks ago by the socially prominent wife and daughter of a physician | with whom sh>- had been keeplrg company "because she felt sorry for him." high-lighted a polk I court hearing of her caae today I Vuder questioning by Prosecu tor M. H Staples yesterday. Mias! Knowlea named Mrs. Ethel Allan. 53. wife of Dr. J. L. Allen, and her daughter. Betty, 31. society sash ion model, as the women who entered her apartment July is and covered her body with a tar-lib-Halting paint and feathers. Shhas charged the mother ind daughter with assanit. Rhe said she was married five yeais ago but had not lived with her husband in 1937. she said, she met Allen at a patient’s horn- 1 and a few weeks later she went to him for treatment of a throat aliment "We began writing to such other," she said. "There were many telephone calls. I tried fre-1 quently to break off our friend- j ship Mrs. Alien knew I waa keeping company with her bus - band " She said the friendship had bee.i platonic and that she had not been In love with Allen. "1 only felt sorry tor him." she said Rhe said she had seen him only j twice since last Decemlier. Both meetings, she said, were at conferences they attended with tnem ' bers of their families to "clear upj the situation ” Hhe said that sev-1 oral weeks after the last conference she went to the Allen home to return Mime books Allen had i given her and that she met Mrs Allen. “She warned me she had tar and I feathers and a horsewhip for ma." I Mias Knowles aaid. Mrs. Pauline Knowlss. her sb-ter-ln law. testified that Mrs. Allen and her daughter came to her home the day of the attack "and begged me for Alice’s address " “I refused to give It to them! boi-nuse | reared violence so Alice." she said. Rhe aaid Mias Knowlea and Al-' lon had promised at the Decemlier I ; conferences to ' break off" their | ' friendship. A detective testified that when he went to the Allen home to nerve Mrs. Allen and her daughter with ; a summons that Mrs Alien said: ”1 did thia thing Betty had i nothing to do with It.” A When he completed hla tegll- [ mony court was adjourned until Friday. L_ b TODAY’S COMMON ERROR Do not .say, "I attained my 1 purpose by haYd wnfl ” ; | "accomplished ' »- - 4

K Answers To Test * Questions Below are the answers to tbs Test Questions printed on Page Two ♦ —-— 4 1. Because cream (which contains more butter fat) Is lighter than milk. 2. Examination of a body to determine the cause of death. 3. Norway. 4. Caspian Be*. 5. A yard contains 36 inches; a meter. 39.37 inchca. 6 An Instrument for determini Ing the apparent velocity and motion of clouds. 7. John Jay. 8. Boston R<-d Sox. 9. Ke-mon'-strate; not rem'onstrata. I 10 That they were minted in the San Francisco mint. 0 Household Scrapbook By Roberta Lee • « Spotted Kia Clover When your n«v kid glides seem 'o have been hopelessly spotted by , ram drops, don't let them dry. but• l while they are still on tun hands and damp, rub very gently with a' <!amp cloth so that the rsln drops.

Not Deanna, but Her Double! <r •• — 4'• * I I « ... I * I a, 'r- \ * " ' ’ fti klfe. /A .1 EBv\ . Catherine Bayer *,*“!■*■ Deanna Durbin, the United Atates screen rnv. mle Catherine Bayer of Hungary u «houn ’ n / of ths him actress Catherine soon wiu go U> ? .movi. with De«um. BM mu a *

are sca.ttered. If you do this la lime, they will not spot. The Hairbrush Ruh half a cupful of salt and flour In equal proportkna, thr-wgh the oiiatles of a hairbrush and this will make it as clean as naw. Shake the mixture out well befo'e using the brush. Roasting Meat If a dish of water is ptared in the' oven while the meat is rotsting. 111 will prevent the meat frnr. scorching. | Modern Etiquette By ROBERTA LEE * •, Q Should a pv-rson um highly perfumed stationery? A. Never. A woman can leep her' stationery in a drawer that conta’ns a very delicate pe.'fume. AI tmtn who ases perfumed stationery twill Invariably be conalJced effeminate. Q. What is an enjoyable means of entertainment that n country hostess can provide? A. A picnic to some Interesting spot is always enjoyubla Q. la it all right to eat the leti t-tce on which a salad Is served? A. Yes; if one desires to do so < It is all right.

- ()l ADAMS COUNT! I-H CLUBS * UHTtberlsst The Llmbcrlost 4-H Club h c| J taelr meeting on Tuesday uly A. *.30 •< the hut “'' oI lbeir leader, Flossie Lybarger to bring their finished 4-H Club work to ba taken to the fair for exhibit. Juanita Lehman, county vmb >ader, was present to irip thou finish their record books and t > show them how to label the work lor exhibit. Plans for a demoustruJjß were, made and a demonstration was given by the following; Neina Bublej, Juanita Lehman, Mary Detore* Davidson. Viola Stanley and Mary Kathryn Nelson. Flans were made for .lie members to participate in the dress revue. Happy Hustlers A meeting of the Hartford Happy I Hustlers was held on July' •nth. al the Hartford high school. Thirteen members were present. The record books were finished and a regular business m -cl>ng was held. Hoosier Pals The Hoosier Pals 4-U Cltalv of I L'uluu Township met at the ImniauI uel Lutheran Echovl ou fuesday. I a uly 25 for a business meeUug. The I meeting »aa called to order by the I prtaideaL Dorothy Thieme. The roll call was answered by nine I members, lk> Grote. LUeIU Haugs, ; Kathryn Shaffer. Edith and Edna ‘ Marbach. Florence Dlcnx. Regina,

I Dorothy aud Evelyn Thieme. The , j adult leader Mrs. EUaffer was also present , Edith Marbach gave a de monstra * I tion on "Making a French Knot" and Luelta Haugs gave one on I' How to Make a Drund Dutton St ate UMr i»l of Cpndillon <»( the 11 *.l M l< II Hl l\*l H % \ t I I New lurk. X. Y. >0 JuUu street On lite 3l»t Uay us I Humber, I>3> , K it iK>LE4k >*rc*>4«al j B. £. TlluMl’.OX, 2»«<r«lary i Amount of Capital paid up . — ‘ of company litaal fetal* Until* utubI srrd ... , ,i, „ g WV.OW.St | I Mol tM4«e laians on real estate eFree from any I prior it>< umbrancs* ■ Xll.let.SV .! Honda and mocks Own- ' ed ißook Valuri .... Is.U4.M»J» I Casta tn Hanks and olfl.es ton Interest and Not on Interest| .. JSI.Mt.S4' I S-vtu.-d tie- urlUes tinfares! Av i’oHtn al< k £A "tA YJ

1 t«r»t a tunta, «u.>_ M.TM.33 j Other Me* urttMt 4 NutH ■ I i*rrndUH»» and Acwunti dur Mhd In pr«Mtßs of i < wile- ti-n Other Assets KS.XIO.It Tvtsl Gross Assets 811,887,513.73 Dolm t Assets Not Admitted — 8 ISS.S77.tr Nel Asset. . .... 117,16035.35 UIHII.ITII-ai | Iteseri e sir amount netsesaary to reinsure i outstanding risks | 3,2i1.*4i.571 bsMi due and unpaid. SJ7Z,*7S.3I '■ • -luntary R<*<-rve . <3e,u£li I Bills arid Accounts un* — ••id le.ww.so Taxes .. . . Sit.&M.U Uthsr Uabilitles oi ’ j Company ih3.3M.1l . _ T “t»l Liabrlltlta Ite.ISU,Mi.IS t CapluU ~...... .. ,| l.seAeee.ne . Surplus — s.eae.sM.ee |> Total ......_8H.155.M5.35 I _ - , wtate of Indiana. |*.rrtiv. «d Insureucr < -mmis*loner L the undersign.d. insuiaiue Comnilssioner of Indiana, hereby certify 1 i that the shots la a correct copy ot I the placement of the Condition of I the above mentioned son pany on I the 31st day of i**-*emt*er, IS3S, as! I Shown by the original statement and jtha' the sunt original siatetu.,.; ts ' now on ril« tn this office. in Testimony Whereof, I hereunto sub*, rlbe my name and am* my olttVial seal, this loth day of July. l»y». ttteali UHO. H. NEMBAI'KK, •i. u . . Insuranre Cominmeioasi. jV LMrkvST* * ,u,e - ! • o of <»t the IXMHHIi: lOVHJbt b? hilby Hirwl <*tl Ihr 3|»l IMt of j 'YCrmbt f IMJ AM J. <HIMH<*tsM« BecreiAry Amount of Capttai |mM Up 3, lull ’W w company i Hea» Katato Lnln* utub- . * L3M.973.5S Mortgage Lmuts on real estate three front any prior in-umbranc*).... 3».3»nn0 Bonds and Bto< k* <iwu» r d tMarknt Value 1. 3L4IS 3*5 XI Cash in Hanks (On | n 7 terest amt Not on In* Premiums and A>< ousts due and tn process of collection s3Lsixss -ket-ounts otherwise so* ’ cured 88.1M.88 1t...... LIAHIUTIBi Reserve er amount nt1 iu iclnmrt uX: U d M u d . 1n . ,, »a r ‘ rt " » LIM.IS3 0.. 'du!* adjusted and not Notto Lmsvb onmijuamd and Ul un; ■‘ •v and not due SJ ’-’U-3« banks or other . redlWho LUbilitio, o f f* o "’ <J»m.ny “J?! 1.M7,*».u c..T''tai U ‘ h “‘ - ■ j furplm. hnsed on Con*’ ’ ventlon Values IH.tOt.tQy-; T " UI •--o-tiMruNSI rL' TK ° P ’VDIANA. I L t'be f und^!J?!l l , '?"” n, *‘’'”'''’ s !L?*Z V’S 'h«t the* skldTrirmlj »Va*?m'!t l t ,n i*‘ now on fils tn ihfi " 164 * m * nl 1 " L’rHfaS'Ai-'S’a;: r i

I H'de." During the social meeting games were played aud ic-tresh-un-uts were served. • The next meeting will he held at the luunanuol Lutheran School on August 22, at 1:00 p m. Merry Maida The Monmouth Merry Maida met July 26 at the Monmouth high M houl with eight members present.'; A,l completed sewing and record i books were taken to Decatur for. the 4-H Club exhibit al the atrect ; Fair. Plans were made by the Merry Maids to go to Winona Lake for several days some lime m AugusL Refreshments by the I hostesses, Imogene and Nelvaleno .LK'ibold. Work and Win The Jefferson Work snd Wia Club held their meeting on July i 25th at the home of Note Charlesten. The meeting was call»d to ordvr by lhe Vice- president. Kathryn Kunkle. It was subbested that the Work and Win Club would have a picnic on August sth. Seven me-m---era aud lhe leader Mrs. Holman Idtly were present to vote on this suygcStioa. Games and refreshments served by Note Charleston werr enjoyed | by all. This was the last meeting tor UJ9 for the Work and Win Club. Jolly Juniors The Jolly Juniors 4-H Club of iTelle- Township held their achieveu. nt uicvtiug ou tac- 35th e-f July al ti.c- home of Selma Kviucmann. 1 hose press nt besides iLe mom-b*-ru were as follows; Mrs. Victor ’ Hoffman aud son EugSue, Al;ss »'■

uf Cuadltion of tbe IMIHHAX IMII MMH Gskiveftuu, T«MMi »«•. B On ihr 31*t wi Dm rlabel*, I>3l J. F. l’re»i4«Ul C M. KUIIX. fecrplary Amount vs </uplied paid ui •> 1 UW.WOd GKvS.s AMHEi’S 0F CvMPJUNY Heui E»l4lr umoiunib* tit-4 _ S 50.i14.12 Moi QpiKe LaMMtR ua real rmtatk <Fre« from any prior in* umtMTAiii•> - Uun«U <ud uwn> <1 tttuvk Vteluei 3,412,273.37 Cte»h in hanlui <un Intel e»l and nut uu intereal) . 77.510. M A<’rued bev uritic* Untereat 4k Rent#, etc.) M g 1.432-bl Utber Securme* &3,V>4.17 I'reiniumi in Courne of HMit«n l*reuMum« and Avcuunla due and in preneaa of <x»||e< Im»n .None Accounla utUtrwiee ee-C-red M IIW . None Total lir«M A»*eta ... | 4,231,3*1.13 I I‘edm‘t Aaeeta Nut Admil lev I 33MM.TJ Nel Aaeela 1 £,>•*,311.1*

I.IAIHUTIEU Reserve or amount nest esary to reinsure outstanding risks | 1.6U.318.50 I/■*.«. dm- and unpaid . BW.S5t.9d U>as Kxpeitao Il.tlAM Losses u (.adjusted and . .1? euspenao . NoM Bills and A<counts ur.* . I’»id 87,959. it Amount due and not due Hanks or other t’redtt*,r’ ,- — —. None Other leShUiUes of the Company —U7.MI.U Total Liabilities 8 2 13P3»9.t9 ospltal i 1.»00.<>0e.99 Surplus — J 99M99.W Total 1 J.»2u.3»».»9 STATE OF INDIANA. ””“ <tm,e <>f Insuram*- t'-mialasloaer. I. the undersign.d. Insurance Com-1 mtsMoner »f Indiana, hereby certify! that the above Is a correct Copy of the Mtatctocnt of .he Condition of the alMive men Honed Company on the 31e: day of I'e. ember, 1938. as > shown by the original statement and «• .t the said original statement is now on file In this Tube*. In Testimony Whereof. I hereunto sun. rlt« my name and alb* my om- < 1.,1 seal, this loth day of July, 1»8». tdeall tllpi. 11. NKWhAveIL •• . . 1 . 8, dmn«-e C»n>niiHiOMt. ji’L? u 3“.u m r n * * ,uu - —- 11 t in» n... -of at the tIHI.MYAw Fl All IAUFMAITY Han Frumiiko 4*l Cullfot rAn Hiretl "n th. B im Day nt fWember. 1939 Ll'« UUi T. CAIHNb, LUM AHU V MIUJI. Controller \>.<»ut.t of t'apllal imid ' up e Z__»B 1 GM,999.99 h~i‘ M' Hgage U,.n. ng rial* N<»«*« Miaie < Free from any *•* tmiimbrancei Nuno ••I'-onds and Rtoeks Owned (Market Va'(•s.'iT’n. n .. CT ■ — 8.M8.199.T8 • ash fu Hanks (<m Interest and Nut on lav’.'X? auntie. , lh ; I remlums .nd Aerounte due and In process of , 1311610 13 other.,.* >’»»-«»• « 34.351°?: Ju ur * n * R*‘'s©vtr« •me ...... —MMpB .eJX. er .* moUnt "•’Y tO T* l fi BUFF SiVd Non * CeplUl ’•‘"'■""•■■v ~ 9 •.UMIT.3I I’,urt 1 ’ ,urt, “* hnt&S! Tt,UI ’ 11».743,9T8.21i misstoaer .’f l l .d,^i , 'L* ura, » c ’ C*"” 'I'M 'he «bov, the ftatsmem Lr ".si "< ' Sl-t da? nt ?wl»i shown by th* I,: 'L 'bat th* » a ,4 off!?,?’.•’•‘•'A""’ . *ubiß< rH >a »iiv l 'n4im2 , * ri d? f J Ilsi SMI. this imi a "“f \ 9 ' l ‘ "»Y i I*isf > *L NWWfaAL’EH ' ’lf Mutual Cnmmivsinnar. I B'pirfw if a! »n gt|(a Ist Market *®«HUo4 Value, Bteritg •VMr n.Aua. i •

Loons Ko. ix-hmi,,! m Ml.. A * 8 I'4ol Dchrocu, r 3 r.-’': »X,"‘si let ix-lures, j|. B M,-; aud daughter Lm, a j ? m -rman. The program op rnernb.-!, » llltttlK , llr ’4 <■ song. A rm-iu !kia U'-mausi. ;.manu, a pu, D*by m .u ku 4i _ ( J * W Pari, au mc.nUun . u „ ■ alolp. a sung Fi Wvta ,. ' tolia Hufhuau . lUu K J . a detuoustiauou u> u > ->>auu aud N UIUW , aburl !aik by w ' 4 ‘ M« i»mpilx..<l th, ilvtrestenents w W , H I club aud g-ouivm, , by lhe vlaiiors. 1 LARGE I : '4 r*.„ J ‘ruiux i.nt/,..: i alutva, Tbut *uaij«i 8( - «*Dd Zvuith radio*, | U ’ Krun, lb ami < .. . I A display O1 l)ilUf | larm implvmeute. i,, :j S ville Gaiagi ta r large displays thcr. The- display., , ilv E tween lb. is.. Any 6 or 8 tApw>uri J Developed and I'riniJ|3 Zoc* tbdwnrd-* Ntudm si ' south frecond sirctL ' r ■ tUalvtiiint ut UwiaL' « -- - * ill evil. Ml H U I loMi-wi .New i olfc tll . »aw a. ** all &tr««i IH lon the 31at Lu> - • ‘ ■ WILLIAM b Ai\n, WAl.it.il J I Amount us ». apllai ih»,4 ' up »i UIPJIi.- A>»l. . n j Real Estate u... . „t, - eivd . , I Xloltaage bvar.» , I. .Mats iFire 11, all " ; prlvr luvuiul-i.a <■> a] iiuud. and lillKXi OWfiT ed (Mark,; Val 4t) ; Casa in b.ux, un, m. lere.t and Not U u u- ; trrestl — 1-mh| ■U.rurd Usrurm,. u B ~ ‘’"-M teresl * Krn .s, «u >. wmJ 0 utUrr Fe uritm. ; ' ;-|rllllum. al.d A «uat. “ k due and in H «, M ut 7 colloetiua _ :atei Accounts otbr:»,»e »<. . 1 cured fl llclu.uram r re m ~ab.7 p vli paid losm. . wt J U Ulbe: A.sels e Total Grus. A-, |-,RuS . Duda-t A.»is A . a;. : -- • KM , N * l > iUaerve or am ue-

tu r«r.«u:r g out at ending ru.,. , < ;a<gfl Net Lupald Los*. ■ . lilUa and A.. -ur . ... P«ld (muH Certificate* «t ; - -I, , M Issued for ntwfl Other Liabilities t iu t M Company Tot .I Ual.llm. - : . Guaranty fund I Murptua .... M Total | . .qjjl KTATK OF INI- ASA. | Odt- • ot Insula . . - -(. - ee| I t1... undo:-ia-missluuer of lu.l a:.a tr-7 9mH that U.e above l> a .orreu tdlfl the Statrm. nt of the '‘'Clttmß the ab..ie meullut-M t -3M ■ ’tie 31st day of Io- ember, MIB lelu.wnby th.- . . , ...agM 'that th,- said . uind CacnsOW now on file In thu - ffi.e 1 In Testimony u moeui. I mbm subs, ribo u>> i.ai .. ..no aj® etal aaai, this lot;, d t i-lt.M (deall GEo H. •If Mutual Com,■ 5U ( taw g JULY 31-AVU. I I Rtatemsut -f > : Jth I YtUS > < Hol-i i x .. t ik.nu I HCIXSI 1(0.1 10. IIMttU I Kcw York City N.I. I 99 John direct i On ths list hay t i>< ..Uw.3| T. L. HAFF. I’ll.-. I ' .- . XdtM Amount of Capital b | poail ...... -I GKOHR A4WEI d ‘ >F ’ < -dpcfl Heal Estate Vniueumb- 1 ered I < ’ M Morl(*a« Loans >u real j estate <Frv<- from any —B prior Incumbrance, . ImNW Bonds and Hto- ks G*»- 1 sd tMarket Vol . li.dt«M Cush In Banka <<>n la- | terest and Not on la- 1 tereoC) . LUNW true * A.crueM th ur- I ' 4U99 (Wtorest J - Hewta, etc. > IHM Other Be. urltivs » W Premiums and Accounts I due ami In pro.*** t —J oollection . Aceounta otherwise *«• —J —jMWw - Other ledger aeecta—— Total Gross Assets 83d.4M.f58 Deduct Assets Not Ad- —a milted . 8 Net Assets 1....**'" UABIUTIBB Ileserve or amount noveagary to reinsure outstanding risk- I r.H-W Losse* due and unpaid Losses adjusted and not . due .. .. - --HUR Losses unadjusted and In suspense — tD*. 1 "" Bills and Accounts unpaid ..— - - •••J’* Am-unl due and not d is leak, or o|hr r ctedl- _ ton — — - Other Liabilities of the Company - ‘‘"it Total Llgbllltls* Capital Deposit j Murplue 'Tj Total 8TT.879-89M STATE OF INDIANA. , irffi. e nt Insurenw C'> mnil '"", I. the undersign. •!- l’>«u r ***3 mlsslon.-r of Imltana. hereby *1 that the aboi-.' Is a ■>”'‘‘tS* the Ntatetnent of ths the above innhUmird '""C,.! the 31*1 day »f D- "inber. shown by the -original I that the said orlgi”"' st*”®” I now on file In this office—, In Testimony W !>■ r«ut. " " subscribe my name s'ri , id ' te’- ‘ bl « Insurant » r ‘>; f •If Mttiunl Company so iltt*IVIY 31-At’O. i 508 Sheets s'.all -2"[ White Automatic Bond, free from hm sized for pen and h>» ■ i nature. Sealed — R'P C ' opener 11.05. ‘ The Decatur Democrat