Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 37, Number 196, Decatur, Adams County, 19 August 1939 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published Every Evening Except Bunday by IM« DkGATUR DEMOCRAT CO. Incorporated bitored u Ute Decatur, Ind. Post Office aa Second Class Matter I. U. Heller . President A- H. Hoilbouse. Sec y. * Bus Mgr. Dick D. HeUer.....Vice President t«ibserl*Uen Rates: Single copies .02 Uno wnJ. by carrier .10 One year, by carrier S.oo One month, by mall .35 Fhree months, by mall 100 BU mouths, by ma 111.75 One year, by mallj.oo Ono year, al officeSOO Prices quoted are within a radius ot 100 miles. Elsewhere 13.50 one year. Advertising Rates madt known on Application. National Adver. Representative BCIIEEIIER A CO. 15 Lexington Avenue, New York 15 East Wacker Drive, Chicago Charter Member ot The Indiana League ot Home Dailies. Pity the poor ball player who. has to do all his work right out in the sun and some ot them only get <25.000 or 130.000 tor eight months work. Don't start shivering but we notice the football squads are to report in three weeks and we always connect that sport with the sport Jacket season. Cut the weeds on the vseant lots, or anywhere you find them, in town or country. They look bad and are dangerous, causing hay fever and shutting off the views at crossings. Automobile sales are forty per cent higher for the first half of 1»3» as compared to a year ago. according to a report from the j , national department of commerce. Times surely are not so bad. if some of the slates like Maine I and Vermont want to have two Thanksgiving holidays. It's O. K with most folks, but tor several years they could do all their thank ing in one day. figured politically. Start neat week off with an advertisement in this paper. It does not coat much, reaches from 15.000 to 30.000 people whp live In thia trading radius and is by far the best and moat effective means of reaching your customers. Whatever they may say, we don't believe president Roosevelt changed the Thanksgiving date tor any personal reasons He did It he. cause he was asked to do so by the retail business men who believe It will be better for Christmas business. Hot weather effects people In various ways. Bom- say they like I' and can work better While others become listless and find it difficult to keep lip their pep About all we can tell you ia to not be too gay with old Hol and not overdo taking sun bathe. It can knock you out completely, some one happens to ask you wh'-re he can buy akohollc bever- •*"" Illegally, better tell him you don't know, Indiana has a new law that prohibits that kind of informailoii i»ehig given out promlaoualy i and "Buddy Boy Hamilton " at Fort Wayne fined silo tor such an offense by Judge Sr hannvn. Editorials In some of the Republlran nrwspapeta indicate that while the Idea of observing Thanksgiving a couple of weeks earlier so aa not to interfere with the Christmas holidays may have merit, they are "agtn" it because President Roosevelt made the announcement without advising with them. Home "punklns, eh?" Monroe street is resdy for pub-j He use. a fine improvement that la appreciated by our people We do not realise how convenient these public tborougliteres are until they . are closed. Then we howl until we j

get them back The street has been repaved by the state highway department without cost to property owners or the city. Paul McNutt is not a candidate for the vice-presidency, according to the manager of bls campaign. Frank McHale. It's the White House or nothing and his friends believe he la big enough to lead the nation, la-aders In many states | look upon hla candidacy, with fav- ' or and It ia believed he will be the , winner In the 1940 convention and 1 election. While taking your cool-off evening ride about town, notice the number of new homes being built. I You will find them in every part • <»f the city and most of them are I modern, fhte residences. The city 1 is growing rapidly and it's next to Impossible to rent a house here. i That s the best sign of a good com-' inunlty and It's been going on here the past several years. ■ The Indiana automobile Hcense bureau reports an all time high | record for number of licenses Is- i sued with more than a million cars ‘operating In the state. The same I thin* is true In most of the states Os the I’nlon. giving some idea of I the traffic problem Looking ahead a few years it is easy to guess how , neceaaary by pass roads or wider main highways, perhaps both, will | be. An Increased tex rate to meet relief demands will be necessary I for next year, the county commie-1 stoners having wisely decided np j on a "pay as we go" plan rather ’ than a bond issue which would on ly postpone the day of reckoning I and would Increase from year to 1 year. It Is a vexing problem, per-I haps not as bad here as In many other cities, townships and couu-1 ties, but sufficient that every one I should be interested. * ell any way we are uot hearing so much about "rubber stamps ' in congress though we don't under-1 stand just why. The Republican members from Indiana voted solid ' ily against the administration on 1 each occasion, but we presume that was not the stamp variety. In the recent Indiana legislature, the G. I O. P. had a majority of twp votes ! but were able to carry every mens- ' ure through that the state chair-I man gave hla O. K. to. What was ; that? Politics is a funny game and ' there are many who mem to be able to play it both ways from lhe middle. T|n Krick-Tyndall tile plant I which was destroyed by fire about ' a year and a half ago will be re--1 built, according to announcement | from J. Leo Child, chairman of the I Ixrard. This Is splendid news for I thia community, restoring an Industry which for three score years I had played a prominent part. It , will employ from seventy-five to I a hundred men and wilt <<>ntitiu<this aa one of the important murk , eta of the slate for this product. While some details must be work ed out before construction begin*, thia is being done now and it Is expected that It will be well under way by the first of the month. While It Ims required a long time ' to reach the point where the com puny could make a definite decij alon. due to the fact that numer--1 ous details had tn be decided upon. Mr. Childs believes they can proceed rapidly now and that within a few mouths the plant will be operating at full spaed. They have maintained their business contacts and taken care of their customers and will be able to meet nil demands hi 1940. Local merchants and < itlsens. Including former emI ploys, of the mill raised a fund of approximately <10.060 as an added inducement for rebuilding the factory. Thia has been held In- | tact by the Chamber of Commerce j to be turned over when operation begins. The new mill will be of latest design, equipped with modI «trn maritUie* and will mean rnurh j to every one here.

DECATUR DAILY. DEMOCRAT SATURDAY. AUGUST 19. 1939. '

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Weather A Week Ahead A* Forecast By PROF. SELBY MAXWELL, Noted Met*orologi*t \A 21-ZL 193 g f 1 • fe r. •V f o'? ' m . HOT 4 COUP DRY TEMPERATURE AND RAINFALL— INDIANA August 21 to 27. The extreme Ea»t portion will be normal, with cooler air over the remaining portion* of the state. The Nortbea*t. central. Wept central land extreme South west aecliona will be wet The Northwest. Southew*t section* will be moderately wet. The remaining area* will be ‘ normal.

WHEN DAWN COMES The iH-ltof that night ia darkest i just before the dawn is a aMffer- | atltion. but It ia certainly true that night is coldest just before the dawn The rw**M for thia I* In teVrating. A* anon a* the aun *eta, the air !on the night side of the Earth ' begin* to cool. Thi* cooling goes lon all night long and ia especially j rapid It the sky I* clear. The surface of the earth get* no heat, you rettieffibar. except from the *un. j Temperatures normally fall afl night long, and do not atop until ihe flrat ray* of the new day j shine u|h>u the air The rapidity with which the > earth Insea ll* heat at night it* a atr.'mg hint of what would happen to ns if the sun went ant. ft Is no uncommon thing for ten-. , peralure Io full twenty degiw-a In . tween sunset snd sunrise, even in the hottest part ot the anmmer <lf the ann were to suddenly be extinguished, the temperatun* of 1 the Earth would go on falling until I in three or four day* It would lie I down to freaxlng. even In lhe summer hemlaphen- of the earth I The oceans would not freege for . a few days because of the latent j sun's host In their waters, but In t leas than a mimth. scientists think, all life would lie froxen. mid the earth would imeome a dark world, like the innumerable other dark lifeless bodla* that we know roam the aky For them* of you whn are reI siteetably In Ited at dnwn, and never see the coming of daylight. 1 a fnw words rtf description of dnwn may la* added hern. Dawn Is th* ] reverse of twilight. Al first the sky I* completely dark. Then It

IT IS COLDEST, NOT PARKtST JUST BCfDItE t)WN *uN»ri/ r ?< /< J M KMOttf yjk a ‘J* | flß<«£aEL -'-it-. , -rue tkrru RADIATES ue<r cnLonrvwco .oF tuc bay COMC JUJT BVOAII TUB SKY COLORS WITH Tuff CQMIN6 D.SWN,

Th* map* show total *ff*ct of Hot, Cold. W*L and Dry Air to b* *xp*ct*d next w*«k. DAILY FORECAST I AUG iyTJ 37” ii 12 23 24 25 2& 27 J 8 ±Ol^[G>| : pl oL Iw-gln* to grow bluer low on the eastern horlxon. The blue turns to green and finally to orange and then to yellow, a* lhe sun come* up. As tiigbt fade* from the *ky the whole heaven* tarn from a greeniah-blue to our sky-blue of 1 daytime The air I* cool and damp. Rtrd* tin* ao vigorously they almoat seen* tn burst their throats Mosquitos would like to bile, but they ad wilh fear, as though the coming daylight would find them ■ al their evil work Some say the dawn Is the most J beautiful time of the day. The calm, majestic light teems to b* ' nature'* way of being teflon*. : Rlologlatg tell us< too that our I vitality ia ala maximum at dawn I Make It a speclsl point aomelltn** to get up whille It la still cont pletely dark Watch the comhi* of the day, You will enjoy the experience. WIATHBR QUESTIONS Q. Recently I read that •dentist* were trying to *hoot a radio signal at Mars, and were Ifstonlng I to hoar If II would be reflected back Why don't they send *tt( h a signal to the moon? The moon | would be • better target, a* it I* iso much etater. B. G. P. A. Radio wav** don't l«av* th*

earth eaatly because they ar* reflected back from the ionosphere overhead. Th* very short wave* used for television, however, will penetrate th* ionosphere, and there i* some evidence that these wave* ar* actually reflected from j the moon. Q 1 have made the telescope | you sent me plans for. and It perform* very well. But I could not get a lens ot one Inch focus so I bought a len* of two Inch focus for my eve piece. This magnifies lea*, but the view Is clear. If I I use a very strong lens for an eye piece, what would happen H9H A. A strong len* for an eye piece would magnify whatever your object len* In the front set in. There come* a limit, however, beyond which further magnification doe* not do much good, because it magnifiaa the error* of tha I ana aa wall •• object* In the •ky. The view you get would be fuuy and distorted. Make it a rule to use th* lowest powered lens for your eye piece that will give you good, clear view*, and don't try for bigness just became it la big Q la the winter of 1939 and I 194 b going to be hot or cold? A. H A. Tha early part ot tha winter over a great deal of North America I* going to be mostly mild. Later in the season it will become colder and this cold will persist in tha spring of 1940. WEATHER and MARRIAGE Here'* a piece of news for lads j and laaaes who want to get married 1940 is going to he more I favorable for marriage than , either 193 Sor 1939 Why’ Well. Prof Maxwell has written i an interesting story slxHtt marriage and weather that you will all want to read. It will be sent ! FREE, with the compliment* of thia newspaper Just address your request Io Prof t4e|by Max , well. In case of this newspaper. I encloalng a stamped <9e> sells addt eased envelop., for reply Protected by John F Dills Co. , —;—»- ■ Answers To Test * Questions Below are the answer* to tha Test Questions printed on Paga Two • 0 » I. Isindoi). En*. S. Yes 3. The Holy Orail, 1 4. Tennis. 1 5. India. 1 ; S. Treatment ot diaoaac t»y aun I r jya. •I 7. Ro-ta-rl; not ro-ta'-rL II 8. Robert E Lee. 9. Holystone. ' 10. Wivbash O' - I, Modern Etiquette 0y ROBERTA Ltl Q Nhotild one offer a lip *o a con(•itctor on a passenger train- for anv 1 sbecial setteir* rendered? A No: the conductor doo* not expert It, and probably would refuse It If offorod. Q Are place card* used at a iiau-t-juet? A Place card* are uie.l only at the speeder's t»ble. •* j W- la it naceaaary for one '|o ack-

Scrapbook By Roberta Lee I - ——— Persplratisi* Odor When trotlbled with perspiration odor. Instead of using porfusnery.! wash the body with a basin ot warm water, to which add two table-< spoons of compound spirits of ammonia. This leaves the skin r»ev‘. clean, and fresh. When Beating Eggs If the white of egg will not beat stiff, add a teaspoonful of fold water and a pinch of salt Adding a pinch of baking powder wLlle bea'.ng will also help, makes It more :lwffy. snd prevents fWl'ng If must stand for a while after beating. Fly Paper Stickiness on the hands resulting from the bundling of fly paper may be removed with a cloth satuated . with kerosene or gasoline I - ~ TWENTY YEARiJ AGO TODAY • 4 August IP. 1919.—V. 8. troops arc sent Into Mexico to pursue bandits who captured Lleuts. Peterson and Davie snd held them ' tor <13.000 ransom, which was I paid. i Rev. J. Ed Stone of the Baptist church is trying to organise a militia company here. J. R. Meeks resigns as county | ■ - i ■■ .I i ■ • nowledge receipt of an "at home" cx*d? A No; it is not necessary. — ■■ — Statement ot Condition of the iv it.n-»rvrv: BtsiaKss MEW'S tCI lIIKVT tVrWPVWV l»»s Molnea. l"W< tin the Stat Hay of Decembtr, I*3l HOHKItT A KltoW.N. Preaident CHAH I*. WAWRAN. Secretary 3m»um ot Capital l-ald ui •< Mutual Keel Estate Vnlniumbered | 34»,5M.et Mortgage Loans on real estate > Free from any prior Im unvhrancei _ 101.M3.7S liiitids and Htorka Owned (Market Valuer 32.XM.SS ’’ash In Banks <On interest and Not on Inlereeti ._ 115.3535: 1 Accrued Se< urltlea (Interest A Rents, etc.l. It,MS.SO I Other Heeurltlea . .. X.MS.Se • i‘rem I unis and Accounts due and In process of collection 1.3M.19 Accounts otherwise ae""vl - i.t:t w | ' , Total Uroas Assets g US.aM Ot Deduct Assets Not Ad"‘I < S.M3.IX Net A»<h?lb ... A Ml M UABlUTiei * ; >le«erv» or amount ne> ceeaary to reinsure s outstanding risks < None (.oases due and unpaid »nd ■ uet adjustment. «».33«.5S ! Premium Reserve so ire »■» i Reserve Takes Ik'bM kl dills and A«« ousts un- ' |MIMI ..... ....... A i ‘9i <i'< i ArnmiM <iue and not due a j «* er ol^*er I Mher I .la hili t lea of the* ***** t'otnpani — Conttn- ; gen. y Reserve ™ ... 35,M«.UC j j Tr tai Liabilities I JIX.IU.UI Rurpluw j HK.457.13 Total |M3.UM.M ' STATE OF INDIANA. ~ I r of Insurant ? Comtnk»»|on*r under.lgned Insurance Com- , Tfiinmener of Indiana, hereby < erufy Jk! 1 J. 111 ! ****** *• * »orre< i ot , the Statement of the Condition of I J. mentioned Company on I .he Hat day of Decv-inUer. IS3S as I I iLT •’•’•ment and ' I "rigiaal statement ta In Tyotlmotiy Whrrettf, ] hereunto I t -uhwrihe my name and affix my o ffi. (brail U»> H NEW HAVER, i *lf Mutual .-"IV""' * c *»mm*aaioaer . 1 AlJcsTtehi P ‘ n> “ t> Statement of Cuhdltlon of the (THE HOME IMII MMTI (OMPVM j New York, New York 3* Malden Lane On the Slat Day of December. I*3* HAItUI-D V. SMITH President W K. LISTER. Heereiary Anmunt of Capital paid “P »—w-M »,9<9.«t0.t0 tiRoSH ASSETS OF CUMTANV I Heal Estate L'nlncuiub- » None Morursue latans on real 'Mate (Free from any prior Incumbrancei .. '.Je.ooeon I Hands and (Houiu own- I (cum i. .tanks ion tZ: terest and Not on hitereat I (so (73 <t A..ru,d Mecurhlea (In-i * •*•*** •*•>- :».33*.*7 .other Securities „ None Premiums and Accounts due and In pro- ess ot collection «3t,043.131 I Accounts otherwise soNone Other Assets 31.433.31 I Total Urose Assets Deduct Asm-la Not AdI £1.413.03 Net Assets * «,14».3H.* 0 „ LIAUILVUEH I Reserve or amount nr»war> to reinsure ouistandiu* risks . L4»4.0x5.«« Losses due and unpaid 3.V33.M4 it lasaae. adjusted amt adl 1 , ilne .... Nun* losses unadjusted and udL Non* Hille and Accounts unpaid (Taxes * Kkpenes a > IkLSeaaa | General Voluntary Kc- . ’ > Nerv* , , lOO.UQD nn I Amount due and not due I ''asks or other credlI Other Llabitltles t>f the tompany (Commissions) 14X.343.nj •tu.'J "I I idO9.3te.se Total X.. MGr7».3?4.»i> ( K .L ATK .'T 'h'DIANA. * , * of fbxxrance Commissioner I. th* fFwurai** • <)nni« i 11. fttobiita. hereby certify *!’•* jbe abovels a correct copy ot. the. Statement of the Condltlmi of ihJ ??**.“•. •WfoHpned Company on i the Stat day of December. I*3*. as /stILT’L.? th * original statement and taeali <M<> h NEWBAVKH. •it Mutual ''ammtaolouer . 1 1 !?’ n ? p "P7 "tute. i ItteteKuite£ , ' fc *‘ 4 * , «‘« 4 *^*xue’*' •IxlSTV,‘ii” 1

agricultural agent of Atlant* coun-. lY congruM passe* the bill Ho re-! peal daylight wring time, over the president's veto Mt to 101. The senate pease* tn shortly afterward .11 to 19. Mis* Agnes MetMbr loaves for Fond Du lie. Wiaconaltt. to be-. . omr * stater of the St. Ague* ; order. Bpanlah-Amcrlcan war veteran* hold annual reunion at Huntington. The 1910 meeting wfll be held In Docatvr. * a .a, ■■ i.» mi i Qii ■ ■ ewe I Vital Btattettee "Balance ' Crabby. Mate. — (OP>— Every . olwnn In the town of Granby'* vital statlatlca account for IPM taillanced exactfcr. There were IS birth*. I.'. mwrriiMtc* and 15 deal hi. And there are IS letter* tn tte healing "vital matluHc*** o Penny of 1829 Found Dunkirk. N Y., — (L’Pl— Work-m-n dismantling an old reaWeace here found a penny dat<d 1898 while clearing away debris Dtecolnred and aged, the coin apparently was lost during the early day* of the home. — — Htatsment of Condition of the AWKHIt AN aVVINLU LIFE IWaiHAAtF. tourtM Kansas City. Missouri lei East Armour Boulevard !on tbs 31»t ttay of Imvtnlar, I*3* 11. M TIHHXAN IT eeldeal K. W. WOOD, ttecrciary Amount of Capital paid up «—•< 3ee.teo.te QROMI AAHKTH OF CIJMFANY ’ Real Estate t'nlncumberc.l I 771.141.51 Mortgage ts-ans on real estate (Free from any ptlor In.umbramsl _ <53.311.94 ' Heeds and Klo. k- owned (Book Value) <* 513.334.4* Caah In Banks tOn Interest and Not on ititerest) 11k.H1.41 .'Accrued He. unties <lnterest A (tents etc).. 3e.»lM< .>ther decurßlea — pollI cy loans and notes 331.353.31 , A. • (dent * Health l»e1 part (went 11,33*.** , - ash Value of Ins poll1 ciee owned by Co. 31.33**3 Fremfume and A<*-ounte due and in proceoa of 1 collection .... 33.133.3* , Aoounta otherwise ae- ' cured - -v- - 11,3*3.31 Total Gr-.ss Assets * Dedu<t Assets Not Admitted 3 3<.31*.M Net Asset- 3 3.3H.1V1.3J LIAIULITIEB Reserve or amount necessary to reinsure ' oulatandin* risks 3 UW.7HI3 • lx>s»es due and unpaid . None I te.sses adjusted and not I due 4(,3*1.M , Losses unadjusted and in suspense 4tel.ee Hill* and Accounts un- . •‘•'J 4 . 1.343.3* Dividends and coupons left to accumulate at Accident A Health D«I pari me nt Hl.lteSa (Other Lisi.(Hlles Ot the * Company 33.M4 U rr«tal Uabllltles * 3.013 333 *4 capital i :ne.am eu durylaa — — g iu.mx.3* Tetef 3 3.344,4*1 13 .«TATK OF INDIANA ' ■Jffice o f Insurame Commissioner I. the uMbralmnl, ln»«ranc« Comuiiffiftiuftmr of indtaMM hereby vertifw < that the above I. . wrrVt. £y of the Matement of the Condition of i mentioned company on *be 31st day of I(e.ember. l»3k. aa I Th?r c.V **!• •* r Utia*l s4ar.-meat and i tej n , i: ,^h.: uteroeß ‘ •• In Testemunv Whereof. I hereunto 'Ute. rihe mv name and affix my offiI clot seal, this lath day of July I*2 (Meal) UKt) H NEWMAL'KH, I «ls M .tn.i ■ l . l,,Mr *« c v Cummlasloner ' 0 — Statement of Condition of the 'I ' KO< I < •»*»• th V Peer la. ulimda IMain Street lOn the 31st Da> of Decwsnber, I*3* M A. KERN, Pre-aident 'r ~ , . .K rHN *"r-ter. Amount of Capita' tuild “P teo,noso* (lltr(Kg AIUtKTH OF tX>MPANI~ Real Ketate I luty umh- , • T>«. Xte.lt Morutaue Loan* on real . n tale (Free frot. »ny 8.-;.x: r .:a‘». n^ n . ii; « end Not un la> A<e , sa‘^. u - rltl .. (li; KMIX-ld ■eccat * Rente, etc r 3X.il* 33 Other Umurltten — Bills ae.sts.ss -os' Mnd **' *‘a*»'»I , *"r, U e*' iV**'” • u « l Xulr “ *' MMI * H ' ru **»»• I‘eoria Fund Ledger Ate ’•• : LXS ilb-'-vte Fund Nun-tedsar “ I Awmuma '*“• *• pnmess of < errd . k. No’.Xi.er A . wu unity l»ept 4,13*,»1 Dteu.*' milted M s , ... Net Assets . Liaiitelm ~ . LIABIUTIId •”**•’••* Reserve or sm-unt nte •**••• O to I ahftltidf tlffikw | i h«() Ju* tat I kx: x- :x2t b «f> i-tabui: A ( .„u..1. un- , "‘" M lor’ 1 ?" or 0,,, * r erasß 'Hher LladdllHes oc lh , ’3.30X13 ‘ -- - 6X.X3M3 '•apttal UaM,,l| te f1Lk41.1X7.54 I r '’ Ul ~ itX.»l«.o(7.y* r,ni ATK .° r INI, IANA. 7 , " ' I ‘ tlii’ , unA".*i r ?"‘ V?«"'tl»»loner nlii*ioner n ?>r r ! , !5 , (’- 4 ' •’••“rance Com* that t r.| L l v*rt‘Tx | th*. Mt-fa..* 0 * *• • <M’rretrt r*t»y of 'L axi , vo , *il«rl " f Ila- 31st day *.f 'rte’!mlmr m ‘?i("i* "hat* 'the* mis I•‘-UrHte l m; n n*.X"S‘ ?; 4 "• r * u, !4”i ‘ thi. , ’ l "*

Tul*do Cro-n, Toledo. Ohio u (Otoe lt> Tol.-d. I-,., ; ' n “ ■' ‘'" I ( OS Wl -ii.,,.., ”■ ~; ((' I ' n I »lle.l •(.(„ H,, '■BB I.IMIIO . (HI ■ii i mV '. “OBw IT>Had( i|.|iis u, HMM •II Wo-not mrX'- IMI "> the |. M ,' An ■ JAMI r I lilted Mat.. )| 4 • i (llKis-i v-o-r ■ ere.l . Ma-k.- , , M -rtu »■ I estate I)- - . I. ■ a:,, bMK prl'T In- -an , (i.-nd- an.l .s- krd ( M ok- f Vela. , In K - |. ' terest anil ,h..i j,,. Bte t.-resti . k ci- -i -- . ' terest a knuOther Xrvuriii.. C.il'alnal 1,-a M- MB Value I fasti in ( - due (nd ((i | cnlUa tl.-n a., I Halsnrea A cured MBs T■t (I i• ■ ■ | , Net A«-ii- i l-lAllll.il R- •• r- < u .i, |Mg i < ,-ssary t-. ■ , MBB oiitstan-11-i. -e | . i .... i.. , i 1.,.... ,i - due Stg Reserve I Mi Lisses - <-"*<" i<!. i in sus|>en>< Hdi- at,>l V MMI Ain-- -I . bank, --r .th.- .a tots MB ((tiler La ~ gg|g ( Hl.pall) T ■. ’ , I Capital I > HI - I. I STVTr-" Uli i • ml-.tun, that ■ Hie stat- , til-' * hat f .... I . now untilIn > • | • iat - ai ,MH| Otaah i.L. l| . . ’lf Mutual Company so >t(lkMSI AVtJDKT l» 11 fl t-tatetne. - ‘ • OIHIIH -I 111 I > A ~tM| (iixrtM io m h Nee 4 -i k v. » i , ~ mBH ' »<> j.,| u , s. ;ir , Ma OEORtiK z :>\( CHARLES i I An-o.inl -ft. . MM CHOSS A- . . I Reul Estate ('■■ ■ «81il or*C ... i Murruaa, L>«i - HH estate ( Free tr.. si,, HH prior Im umbra- - wW 'Honda and St—k- » ■ co (Market V ,1 Cash tn Hank- no. L ■■ tereat and Not I - mW tereat l - asb on Hand A-< rued Ue,ii(i-i. . HHB terest * It. nls . other Hee irides MW Agents' Hundt, I , HH cea A Adian.el'! ... MW oiling from Reins sTeoniums at. I , due and In pru- --1 M Collection Accounts oilier,, Mgs cured MB Equity In Fund. M k WjH man's Ciimprns.it!>.: hH Reins <rao-e Hui.-u Total Gro.» A— ■ • t mH l>ed— -i Assii- Sot A-l WK milted i Net Asset- I LIAIIII.I'IC.lteaer,e or Stu -unr .- 881 i-eesur, tn reir ,r. Hh outatandings risk f L>m,-s due and ,oi|-a : WW Losses adjuster! suit HW due W Loners unadjusted . ,« |W in suspense In- I oil « M , Cl Bn. .. . | Hills and Arvuutits ,n SW s paM\T irM Amount due and n o B luinks or other .-redi- B tor* U Other Llobtlliies ot n . H Lompany Total Liabilities i i.B filMte ..... I I.m*jß Huri'lus i :.>■ Ti tai I . L.fl ATATE OF INDIANA B ••ffi e t Inanta... |M I. th. ,uuler sign. I b ■ mlaslnner of Indiana , -irio that the above Is .( IM ike Mtalemrnl of tn. -ntiM the at«,\e meniioi,. i r ..i-unß th* Stet day of lie. «•■...■ * l*B akown b> the oris in., - ■■ that the sal.l origin,, -latsinsß now mi file In this -.nt . ■ In Testimony Wlier-nt I hrrM s|R»«< rlbe ni tian- „ ~l alb. u>M «iat seal, this l*th (11, ol -luli-B (goal) tißo H si.'mbaß Inauraine CnmmleslM •If Mutual Cumpaii) »o ' .u. ■ ]

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