Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 6, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 May 1926 — Page 13

MAY in, 1026

PORKERS RULE 10 CENTS HIGHER

WALL STREET IS FAIRLY ACTIVE AT START OF SESSION Motor and Rail Shares Are Fractionally Better at Opening. Average Stock Prices Average of twenty industrial "locks for Wednesday, was 137.53, off .04. Average of twnjitv rail stocks for Wednesday was 106.45. up .2°. Bu flitted Presn XKW YORK, May 10 —The opening of the stock market today was fairly active with Irregular price changes, steel common beflig at 110 compared with the previous close of 110%. Motor shares were fractionally better ns were some of the rails. United States Rubbe rsold under 5.1 for anew low. Foreign exchange markets were better while sterling was slightly lower, French and Belgian francs and Italian lire all had substantial overnight improvements. The second hour set a lively pace stimulated by a sharp setto between bearish elements and to those committed to the long side. Stocks at which seTling was directed included American Brake Shoe and Foundry which declined 8 points to 110, and foundation company to a now low of 85, off 7. Banks and Exchange —May lt—l ot VI, CLEARINGS Indianapolis bank clearings for today amount'd t<> $4.401.000. Orbits for today totaled $8,101,000. NEW YORK STATEMENT flu fvited Press _ NEW YORK, May 10 —Clearings. ss■.000.000: balances. $100,000,000, Commission Row PrirfH so Retailer# Fruits Apple* Baldwin* 40-pound basket. *1 .M.Vfi l.'iO: Sta.vmrn. bbl.. sG.f>o fa tl.TiO; Winrsap, box 9"'.50. Haiiauas —B<* lb. Cantaloupe*—California, ert.. $0.50 Oranges—Florida. $4 fa 7: California Coooainitß—Janiaioa. $0 for 100. Grapefruit—Florida. fa 7. Lemon#-—California, box. $0 fa! Valencia. ert.. $4 fa Florida. $4 fa 7; California Valencia, crt.. $4 fa 5.25. Pineapple*—Cuban, ert.. $4 fa 4.50. Strawberries—Alabama, crt.. $7: Arkansas. crt,.. s7fa <7.50: Teunesuce. crt.. S7_ Cherries—California, box. $3,25 4? *J.SO. Vttdablw Artichoke#—Fancy California. 93 4?3.25 box. Aspararus—lX. G.. dor... 50fa7oc. Green Beall*—Texas, limp . $5. Re* r*t—H. G„ bu.. $1.25; Southern, hmp.. $2 fa 2.25. Brussels Sprouts—Fancy California, pound. 25fatt0e. „ „ ... Cabbage—Alabama, crt.. $2. fofaß; Mis sisstppi. crt.. $3.25. _ „ „ Carrots—H. G.. bu.. $1.i.4t2: Missis Rippi. limp.. fa-2.25: Texas, bu.. $1..0 fa 1.75. Cauliflower—Colorado. $2 crt.: California. ert.. $3.25*0 3.50. Celery—Florida. -rt.. $5 fa *1 Cucumber#—ll. 11.. box.. jKi.sofal. Fciiplant—Florida, doz.. $3. Garik-—Fcv. California 15e li>. Kale—H. <Y. bbl.. $1 .50H 175 Leek—ls. G.. 85c bunch. Lettuce—Western luobers. ert . ss* l. 5.25: 11. G. leaf. 15-pound basket. 42 10 fa-2.25: Ohio. 10-pound basket. sl'a 1.10. Manioc*--—Florida trunk. s(lf 10. Mushrooms—Fancy 8-pound basket. $2 ■fa 2.75. __ __ Onions—Texas yellow. crate, s2.2*>: whit/\ crt .. $2.50 fa 2.75: H. G.. red. bac. $2.25 4?'2.75: 11. G.. green, doz.. 40fa'50<*. Onion Sets —White. $4fa4.50 bag; red and yellow. $3.25 fa 8.7a. Oyster Plant—H G . 50fa60c doz. Parsley—Fenc.v IT. G.. doz., 60c. Parsnips—s 2 bu. Peas—Tennessee, limp . $2.50fa2.<.. Potatoes —Michigan white. 1.50-lb. sack. 80.50faH.75: Idaho, per cwt.. $5fa5.50: Ohio. 120-11>. m sack. $6.75: Triumph. ssfa 5.25 50-pund hamper; Texas Triumph. 100-pound bag. 57fa'.7.2.>: Minnesota. 120 pound sack, sa..>o fa. H; Florida Rose. bbl.. SO'/; 1 1. Radishes—Mississippi. 30fa3ac doz.; H. (. button. $1,154? 1.35 doz. Rhubarb —H. .. doz. bunches. 25fa40c; California. 40-pound box. $2.75fa 3. Rutabagas—Fancy. sl.sofal.#a swt. Sassafrts —Doz. bunches. 35c. Spinach—Texas, bu.. $1.50. Sweet Potatoes —Jersey. bu. $3fa3..)0: Nancy Hall. hmp.. $2 1.4t2.3. Tomatoes —Crt.. six-basket. SB4/ 0. Turnips—New H._ G.. bu... $2.70fa3; new Tex ns. ert.. $2.50 fa 3. Produce Markets Eggs—Slrictlv rrt-Hti delivered al lndi*D spoils. 25 % <fii 20c Butter 'wholesale prices) Creamery lust (trade, a pound, 43(@44c: buying nrim lui naekuiK slock 20© 21e. Poultry—Kowls, 25c: Leghorns Z4e: voting turkeys, 28©29c: ducks. 16® 17c Jheesc (wholesale buying onces)—Wls■o tsin daisies 24©)25e’ Longhorns 24© ?Te Linihnrger 97c HELD - FOLLOWING CRASH Five Automobiles Feature in Collision; Driver Sought. State Policeman Lawrence Shields, arrested John Barrett, Negro, of 425 W. Twenty-Fifth St., at .Nineteenth St. and College Ave. Shields said he was one of eight Negretes in an auto which was in collisions with five cars.. Barrett Mas charged with intoxication. Driver of the car was sought.

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(All Quotations X. Y. Daylight SavHH j Time) —May 10— Railroads — rretr. High. Low. 2:00. closed Atchison ..111l ... Ktl 130 At Const I. lilt) . 100 1~% It. & O SO % ' . ?.. Can Pacific 160% 15!) 150 V, 108% C. A 0.... 121 . 1204* 121 . C 4 N W .70 70 70 C.. R. A I*. 40 48% 4040 n A Hud loflti 1) A Lack 1-14 Krlo 111% ... -11% 02 Erie Ist pd . . . . . -*7 1 , Ct .mi mU. 72 1 * 72 72% Lehigh V. . . ... ... 81 '.j K C South . ... •? M K & T. . Oil . . . 05% On Mo One pfd 7S % 78 % < 8 > N Y On. 122 1 i 12i% 121'j ITJ NY NH & H 05% No Pacific 70', . . 70 00% Nor & " 142 % >42 142 % Pere M.arq SO % 82% SO , Pciinsvlvan 51 % nl J, nl , Reading S Railway I linK 100 IOS % 50 Pacific lllir 00% 00% St Paul .10 . . 10 10 MAY WHEAI UP: ” OTHERS LOWER Market Sentiment BearishCorn Down. 111/ flitted Press CHICAGO, May 19.—With the exception of May wheat till grains 1 closed lower on the Chicago Board of j Trade today. Market sentiment was very bearish. May wheat was sharply up because there was considerable short covering in view of thJ fact that there are only nine trading days left in this delivery. July was under pressure early and although it staged a slight rally, closed sharply lower. Government crop reports, weather forecasts, export reports and foreign news were all bearish, save for some isolated crop reports, and caused a watchful attitude on the floor. Although corn receipts were double those of Tuesday this grain closed fractionally lower in all deliveries. Oats closed sharply lower for May and fractionally lower for the deferred deliveries after another dull day. Provisions closed higher. Chicago Grain Table —May 19— WII KA T— Prpv. Open. Hleh. Lnw. Close. elnse. •May.l .IK) 1 r. 0% 1 5S % 1 ltd 159% tMnv.l 50 i, 1 .50 % 1.58 1,59'. 158'* ■July. . I ..'ll % 1.95% 1 .1.1'.', 1.94% 195% Sept. 191 1 .91 % 1.90% 1.90% 1.01 % CORN— Msv .OS'* 09% .08% 08% .09 July .79% 74% .79 .79% .79% Sent .77'* .78% .77'* .77"* .77% OATS— Mav 99% .99% .98 % 38% 19% July .42 .42% .39% .40% 41 Sent 11% 11% .40% .41 .41% LARI'— M5v.15.02 15.70 15.02 15.70 15.53 RIRS July 17 05 Nominal 17.05 17.05 R V K— _ May .80% .81% .80 .RP, .80% July HI ' , .84 ' j .8-: % .81 % 81', Hint .85% 80% .81% .85% 85% •New. tOM. CHICAGO. May 19.—Carlot reieii>t: Wheat. 13: Corn 12: Oat*. 18: Rye. .. CHICAGO. May 19. —Primary reeeipts: Wheal. 098,01)0 against 1.048.000: corn, 240.000 against .121 000: oats. 770,000 against 543.000. Shipments Wheat. 1 188 000 against 1.313,000: corn 390.000 against 437.000: oats. 1.199.000 against. 587.000 CHICAGO Mav ID.—Wheat—No. 3 haul 81 nn, I 07% Corn—No. 3 yellow, 7 ! '•. * 7 3,- No 5 yellow. 03 (n rtc : No. 3 mixed 117% i- No. 4 mixed. 00c Oats— No 1 white 11 ", 0! 13c No 3 white. 4! 4, 4 | *,<•• No 4 vliite 38 '■. 4, 4 lc. Rye —No 3. 83'•■ (c 8.3 %c. Timothy—so.2s (11 7. Clover —*234/ 25. TOLEDO Mav 19.—Wheat —No. 2, 51 02® 1 .03. Corn No. 3. 71 %l 72 %e. Rye—No 3 Me Oats—No 2 14%® I,‘i'je: No, 3. 4.9'.®44'-e Barley—No 3 730. Cloverseed—lmportod sl>.3u: domestic 8” 1 ; October. Sll.-fo. Timothy *l7. Butt* r 42® 45c. Eggs. 27 fi 29c. Hay. S3O. Local Wagon Wheat incsrisonln- null* sno grain elevator* are paying $1.48 for No. 3 red wheat. 1 itni 1 merit liltMK DIGt.FR SPEEDS WASHINGTON.—John o. Clark, a grave, digger, was arrested for speeding. The judge told him, ‘‘You keep driving that fast and you will need a substitute, not only to do your work, but also to dig your own grave.” C’HINKSK TYrKWKITKR NOW NEW HAVEN, Conn. —A Chinese typewriter has been invented, with the characters arranged phonetically in accordance with a system devised by a Chinese student in this country. (. A. K. * TICKS GARY 81l Inilrd Press FT. WAYNE, I ml., May 19.—The Indiana'Department of the Grand Army of the Republic today selected Gary for its 1927 encampment. The United States Department of Agriculture advocates the iris for home flower gardens because it is resistant to disease aniDinsects.

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J Congressman W illiam S, Yarn, ] staucli advocate of beer and wines, } was nominated Republican candidate ! to the United Slates Senate in the I'cnjisylvania State primary Tuesday.

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JO9 109% West Elec. 00 % 05 0.5% 00% Steels— Rethelehm. 38% 37% 38 37% Colo Fuel . 38% 37 % -'37** 38% Crucible .. 05% ... 01% 05% Gulf Slate 02 ... 02 02% PRC Al. .17", . . 37% 37% Rl) Steel ... 4 1 % 4 4 44 % 4I ■ SIuHS-Shef 119 ... 117% 11 !* U S Steel 119% 119 119% 119", Vanadium . 35 ... , 35 35% Motors— Am Roech. . . ... 10 % Chandler 38% '.’B% 38% 28% Chrysler 30 29% 29% 29% llihlko .. . 33 % 21% 22% 21 •* Fisher Hedy 81 8,1% 80% <en Motor . ... 127 Hudson .. 59% 57% 59% 57% Hupp ... 19% 18% 19% 19 Jordan 27 % . . 27 27 % Mack .. 100% JIM % lod % 105% Moon .... 22% 22% 22% 20% Nash .... 53" ... .53 1 * 53 % Packard .. 33 32 % 33 % 32 % Pierce Ar. 20% . . 20 20 Studebnker. 47 % -47 4T% 47 _ Stew-Waru. 09% .. . 08"* 09% Timken 47% ... 47% 48% Wtllys-Over 20 18% 19 19-4 Mining— Am Smelt 114 T * ... 114"* 115% Anaconda. . 4.5% 4.5 45 % 45 Cerro 1) P 02% 03% 02% Inspiration. ... ... 22 % int Nickel 33% ... 33% 33 * Kcimeuott .5:.'% ... 52 , 52 % Tex GA S 133% ... 133 133% S Smelt . . ... .... 37 % 'oils— Atlanta H 118% 117% 117% 117% Cal Petrol.. 32 % . 32 32 Freeport T 30% 29** 30 30% Gen Petrol. 01% 00% 00% 01% Houston ... ... . 58% Indent Oil. 2.5 . 24% 24% Marland Oil .57 50% 50% Mid Con Pt 30 % 30 % 30% 30% i’an-A Pet 05 04** 00 05% P-A Pete I* 00% 00 00% 00% Pacific Oil 1 % 1 % 1 l Phillips Pet 45% 44% 44 * ‘.5 < * Union Oil. 41% 43% 4.1% 13% Pure Oil. . 30% ... 23% Rov Dutch. 52 % . . 52 % 53 % Sinclair . . . 20 > 20** 20** Skelly . ... 34 33% 33% 33% S Oil of Cal .54 5.1 % 5.1 % S Oil of N J 43% 43% 43% 43% Texas Cos. . 50% 50% 50% 51 Trans Pete. 3% ... 3% 3% Industrials— AU Rumely ... ... 10 % AUls Chaim 79 Allied Chm 111 % lln** 111% fll% Armour A. 1.1% 11% 13% 1.1% Amer Can. 42% 41 % 42 43% Am H A U 8% A H A L of . . ... .. . 37 % Amer Wool . . . 23% Cent I-cath 8 . 8 8 % Coca Cola 146% 140 146% 140% Coni Can. . 72% . . 72% 73 Certainteed. ... 37% Dupont . . 210 . . 209% 209% F Players 119% 119% 120% Gen Asphalt O.'t til % HI % 02% 111 Cm Eli. . 44 4.1% 43% Int Paper.. 40'% 40% 40% 47 Int Han .114 113% 114 May Dn St I Jo% 110% 110% Mont Ward 57% 56 50% 50 % Natl Ix-ad 143 . . 142 % 148 Owen Bottle . . ... ... Irß Radio .... 421 41*. 42% Savage A . 70% .. 70 .. . Sears Roeb 40 45% 4.5% 45% United Drs 141 141 140 USC 1!' 1.5.5% IJO 153 155'-, US In Al. 47% . . 47% 47% Wool worth 138% 1.35 135% 138 l duties— , Am TA T 1471% ... 141 *, 143*, Brklyn M . . 03% Col G A Ml 74% 74% 7 4*, 75 Cons Gas . 91% 91% 91% 91% No Am Cos 4.5% 45 4.5 % 45% Poeple G.. ... 11 8 % Plillk Cos . 73%.. 73% ~3 % S Gas A El 52% 52*, 53', !>'! * Wes Union 140 . 140 140 Shipping— Am bit Cor 34% . .. 34% .14% Am A i C ... ... . . B*, Atlantie G . . 30 % 111 M M pfd 33% 33% 3.1% 33% United Frt 104 103 104 103 Foods— Am Sugar ... ... ... 09 % Am Rt Sug - . ... 26 Austin N . 15 ... 15 15% Corn Prial 38% 38% 38'. 38% CAm Sugar 24% . . ' ;4 % 2ft Flelschman. 40 39% 39% Jewel Tra. . 31 % B‘at Biscuit 83% 84% 85% 84'. Punta Aleg ... - . . . 33% Post 11m 82 81 % 82 Ward Bali 2.5% 31", 25 25% Tuba ('i'll s Am Sumat 10*, ... 10% 9** Am Tob .113% 113% 1 13% Con Cigar. .50% . . 50% ft() •% Lorillard... 37% . . 37% 37% Tob Prml B 98% 97 V, 98% 98% Un Cis Btr 90% ... 89% 8!i % Schulte ItS 47% ... 40% 47% In the Sugar Market 1 Ry Thom non & McKinnon) NRV YORK. May 1 R—Tho un RPttlomcnt in raw Himar in typital of the hpbsom and fdumld o<*ua*ion no peoial concerti. Offering:* >f niijrars and srond p’Zf*d quantitim of Cuban rawa havr brought thr- spot quotation down to ‘J 5-16 but tho efleci of this sellinr ii Imrcoly off sot by the faet that niurar prieos aro still unusually low Moreover, the approa/*h of aetivc eonsumption will stimulate new buying: of refined I would buy the disstant months on the present temporary decline. In the Cotton Market i Hr Thomson & McKinnon) NEW YORK Mav 10.—There was a letup in cotton Tuesday Some Texas observers turned optimistic as to conditions. The first private condition report is due Friday. Subject to continued fair weather in the West. I expect a small decline. REPORTS 77 SWIMMERS 025 Boys Enrolled In Y. M. <’. A. Boys’ Classes, Report. I. N. Logan, Y. M. C. A. boys work department head, said seventy-seven boys have learned to swim this week in the learn-to-swim drive. There were 625 boys enrolled In the. classes Monday find Tuesday. Additional candidates were expected this afternoon. Births Girls Donald and Berth Foster. R 32 N. Bradley. Harlan nad Helen Montgomery. Dons: Hospital. _ Waiter and Mabel Reinaeker. 1 .>.lO S. East. Kdwani ami Catherine Downs. 6‘if) Olili Emery ami Amy V’augrhn. Indiana Fairground**. Bora Arthur ami Kithel Hill. • *V’ Dorman. James and Hmen Coo|K*r. .7108 E. Tv fen-t.v-Fifth Ka.rl and Lurlnie Palmer 4*J.#S Royal. Georgre and Mane Brown. Methodist Hospital. Horace ami Gussie Jones. 12746 N. Oxford. . * . Jav and Christine \Nieg:el. *261.> N. Dearborn. William and Nina Shipp. 16*10 Roosevelt. Edward and Dorothy Huber. 114 Naonu. William and Josephine Krause. 1 \'l7 W. Twenty-Seventh. Deaths * Robert C. Crouch. 49. 749. W. New York, pulmonary tuberculosis. Row F.. Kirk. 56. 1601 K. Michigan, uremia. I Howard Bishop. ‘2H. city hospital. Jraet,ui*ed vl:ull. accidental. Paul Bonner. 47. 110*3 N. Mount, chronic nephritis. Sarah S. Hunnian. 85. 3107 Ruckle, arteriosclerosis. Gertrude Walker. 45. 355 N. Pennsylvanii. carrinoma. . , C. A. Bemis. 70. Illinois and Ohio. i hronln mvoo.irditie. Mary Hopkins 79. 7*33 E. TwentyFi'th. hvpostatic pneumonia. Joseph Farjro. 1 mo.. 618 Spring, entero colitis. Martha Jane Bowles. 69. 192:3 Valley. ;irteirioaelerodv Bard well Stoddard. 56. 2160 N. Capitol, .•erebral hemorrhnre Jack fVcil Crews 1 mo.. 3.15 W. Wisx>nin broncho pneumonia. Wil'iam Cook. 17. city hospital, lobar uneumonia IJ**i* Outlaw. 41. city hospital, mitral insufficiency. „ o Copper. 6 mos,. 2512 Columbia. whoopinr oougrh.

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Strong Competitive Markets Force Boost at Local Exchange. —Hg I’rlm— May. Hulk. Top. I^x-lnta, 12. 13,2.5 A/ 14.00 14(10 7,0t)8 1.3. 13 lilKi 14 ()() 14.1 t) .3,890 14. 13.75 Hi 14.15 14 15 4.442 15. 14.254t14.05 14.05 2,000 17. 14 254i 14.05 14 05 5.5(H) 18. 1 4.25 U 14.05 14.0 ft 4.883 19. 14.35614/75 14.75 0.000 Porker prices ruled 10 cents higher in the mid-week session at the Indianapolis Livestock Exchange. Strong prices in competitive markets was the cause of the boost in values at the local exchange. Lightweight matcriaT brought the top price of $14.75 against the*Tuesday lop of $14.65. The bulk of the sales was made at $14.35©14.75 in contrast to tlie Tuesday sales at $14.25© 14.65. Receipts were estimated at 6.000 porkers and 56 hogs were held over from the Tuesday trading period and added to tlie total fresh receipts. Trading was active at the advanced prices and the run was sold at an early hour. Matured hogs were chalked up an even 10 cents, while pigs were boosted 25©50c. sows 25c and stags 50c. Hogs weighing 160-200 lbs., $14.75; 200-225 lbs., $14.65; 225-250 lbs., $14,50; 250-300 lbs., $14.35; 300-325 lbs., $14.15; 325 lbs. and up, $13.90. Hog Price Hang** Trading was done over the following range of* values: Heavyweight hogs brought $13.90th 14.35; mediums were $14.50© 14.65; lights and light lights commanded a price of $14.75; pigs cashed at $14.75©15; smooth packing sows were steady at sl3 ? 13.50; rough packing sows moved at $12.50©13; and stags were $10.13. The cattle market was steady with prices quoted at tlie close of the Tuesday trading period. Receipts were estimated at 1.500 bovines, but the heavy run did not hamper trading to any great degree. Steers were priced at s6© 9.50; heifers, s7© 9.25, and cows $5©7.50. Calves Are Stronger The calf market was strong from the start of the session. Best vealers brought $12.50 which was the same as Tuesday, but the bulk of the vealers were sold at sl2, which was stronger than the previous day. Receipts were estimated at 1,100 vealers and the run moved to the scales nt an early hour. 1 The sheep and lamb market was practically at a standstill, because of the light receipts officially estimated at 100 ovines. The final check up will probably show less than half that amount actually In the pens for sale, according to traders’ t'lioice wool lambs were quoted at sl3© 15..50; sheep, $5 ©7; clipped lambs, sl3© 14.50, and spring lambs sl3© 17.50. —-lion—• TTetvip* .sl3 90® 14 33 Medium* 1 4.30 fg 14.65 T.isrlit horn 14 ? Light light# 14.75 Pig# 14.75 fa 15 00 Smooth #ow§ 13.00 fa 13.59 Rough now# 12.59 fa 13 00 Stas# 10 00fa 13 00 —Cattle— Good to choir* ft $ 9.00 fa 9.50 Medium and good fdeern. . . H.3ofa 909 Light heifer* s oofa 9.25 Common to medium heifer#. ooOfa 8.09 Cow# 5.00 fa 7.60 —Calve*TWt vra!# sl2 50 Bulk of nalr# 12 09 Common to medium 6.00 fa 10.00 —Sheen him! l*Ainh— Choice wentern lamb# $14.00® 1 5.50 Choice native lambs 13.09^/14.00 Clipped lamb# 13 dofa 14.50 Good to choice sheep 6 09 fa 8 09 Spring lamb* 13.00 fa 17.59

Other Livestock CHICAGO. May 19.—Cattle—Ro-eipts. 9,000: yearling steers, active: light hrit ers scar,-,-. 15c higher: early top on hell ers. $lO.lO yearling steers and heifers ( mlxrd. $9.90: fat cows and heavy heifer* strong: canners and cutters 15c up; valcr* steady at sll 50. mostly to packers Sheep—Receipts. O.OUO: fat lambs aetivmj medium grades. ;.i*Jltv>vnideriii at sl4 7o 4(15.50 native skinners Sipwards to sl7 for 50-pouml averages mixed California lambs and yearlings upwards to $14.75; fat clipped California ewes at $8 35. tat ewes averaging to 125 pounds at SB. Hogs —Receipts. 11.000: market uneven to 10 Mice higher: top. $14.05: bulk. $13.50© 1 I 30: heavyweights sl3 354i 1 1 30: me dlumw eights sl3 80 4i 14.50 : lightweights., $13.05*114 05 light lights $13.85(1 14 05 packing sows. $12.50(9 13.10 slaughter pigs $144(14.75 OLEVFILAN'D May 19—Hogs—Reoeipts. 3.50 u matket steady 25c higher; yorkers, sls; mixed* sl4 85' medium. sl4 85; iit*s $15.50; roughs. sl2: stags. $8 50 Cattle—Re<vlpts. 200; market. -Icady: choif-e yearling steers. $8419.50; good to choice butcher steers, s7© 8.50; fair to goo, 1 butcher steers. 86© 7.50; good to choice heifers. S4i9; good to choice butcher bulls, sfl©7.s"- good to ehoiie cows. $64( 7*: fa.r to good cows, $4 (it 5.50; (Simmon cows. 82 014: milehers and springers. s4o© 80. Sheep and lambs—Receipts. BOO: market. 25c lug her, top. $14.25. Calves —■ Receipts, 300: market strong; top. 513.50. PITTSBURGH. May 111—Cattle Re ceiots light: market slow, choice. $9 154i 9.40: good $9 3.54(9 50: fair '1 .04r 8.50; vial calve*. sl2 .<< 13. Sheep and lamb* —Receipts light: market steady: prime wethers SB4( 8.50; gmsl. $7.25© 7 7.5; fair mixed s3©’o: lambs. sß,il.> lings—Reecipta. 8 double-decks: market higher; prime heavy. $14.50® 14.05: mediums sls 15© 15.25: heaVv Yorkers $15.15© 15.25: light Yorkers. sls 3i> © 16.35- pigs. $1.5.25 (it 15 35; roughs. $lO >o© 12 •>(): stag*. s7© 8. EAST ST LOUIS Mav 19. —Cattle—Receipts 3,600: market. steady; native steers. sß© 8.75: yearling heifers. $7.70© 9.00: cows ss.7siff 0.50 callers and rutters $4 4( 5 25: calves. 512 Hogs—Re-r eolpts 13 000: market. 104820 c higher: heavies. $13,704(14.15: mediums sl4© 14 40: lights. sl4 254( 14.50: light lights. $14.25© 14.50: packing sows $12.40© 12 00; pigs. $14.40 4814.45: bulk. sl4© 14.50. Sheep—Receipts. 1.000: market ■toady to 5(K* higher: ewe#. canners and cutters. wooled lambs. EAST ''BUFFALO. Mav 19—Cattle—Re eolpts 350: market, slow and steady; shipping steers, $8 4fo: butcher grade*. Sd ‘!sfa 0: cow#. SM.iiOfa • -Lo. Calve# —He rull to choice. $3.60fa13. Sheep and, lamb#—Reoeipt*. 1,400; market, active, lamb# and yearling#. f>oe up: choice lamb# 1 s fo 1 o.*.■; cull to fair. Slofal4: .yearling# fa 12.50: aheep. s3..“>ofa 0. HopReceipts. 800; market, active and nteady: yorkers, $1 r.T>o(c 15.75: pig#. Sl.<*>fa i: mixed. *14.60fa 15.50: heavif*#. $13..*0* fa 14.50. rough*. 912 12.50; stags. s7fa p CINCINNATI. i0. —Cat tie—Receipts. 400 matfteU (rtendy: shipping sled's coo dto choice #!)4(9.>0. Calves Market steadv; good to choice. sll 4i 11.50. Hogs—Receipts. 800; market, active. 10 to 25c up: rood to choice pakegs and Butcher* $1 LOO© 14.0.> Sheep—Receipts, 1.000; market, steady; good to ehoiee. SO4( 7. Lambs—Receipts, active; market, active, steady; good to choice. Slrt.sofal7. EMPLOYE'S LEG CRUSHED Man Injured When (Vane Falls at City Garbage Disposal Plant. George Kirkpatrick, 30. Troy and 1 Harding Sts., employed at the city garbage disposal plant, reecived a crushed right leg when a crane fell* on him today. Motor Policemen Schley and David son, sent Kirkpatrick to Methodist Hospital, where liis condition was said to be good. PFRDI'F SPEAKER CHOSEN Pu United Press LAFAYETTE. Ind., May 19.—The Rev. Ralph Marshall Davis. Presbyterian minister of Chicago, today was selected to deliver the baccalaureate address to ihe graduating class al Purdue University, Sunday, June 13.

WORLEY READ -OF BANDIT HUNT (Continued From Page l) same type and color of auto that was used by the-Jiandits in making their escape after shooting Haag. Although Miss Murphy was unable to identify a picture of the man, it is believed that the man might have been the driver of the slayer's auto, as several neighbors said they saw ! three men in the roadster as it sped ] away from the scene of the crime. Worley said lie was of the opinion that the affair was a carefully planned hold-up. and that the intent I was robbery, pure and simple. “We will have to get Into the underworld and get someone to talking,” he stated. Difficult Case Police said that this murder is one of the most difficult which local officials ever have been called upon to solv. In the Hence Orme murder a ring was taken, while in the murder u r Mrs. Helen Hager Whelchel jewelry was carried away. The robbers who shot Haag took only money, impossible to trace. An attempt is being made to trace their auto, a Chrysler, 1925 model. Recent sales of Chrysler autos here are being checked, but police point out the car might have been bought elsewhere. Detective Captain Jerry Kinney conferred with Detectives Reynolds, Jordan, Schubert, Tooley and Rugenstien, who are assigned to tlie case. In his office this morning. “We have reecived some very valuable clews during the night and we are going to investigate these clews carefully." Kinney said. Dozens of ‘‘tips" are being received by police over the telephone, and all are being investigated. W. A. Surgeon. Monon Railroad ticket agent at the Thirty-Eighth St. station, reported that two men resembling the bandits asked about a freight train to Chicago. Motorpollce Wells and Okey failed to find any trace of the men. Robbery .Motive .Although rumors suggest a motive of revenge or jealousy for the crime police officials after sifting the evidence carefully are working on the theory that the motive of the crime was robbery. But the theory that Haag's slayers were known by him was .strengthened by additional lnformat tion given police by Miss Murphy. Miss Murphy told detectives Tuesday night that Haag smiled and hesitated before replying to the bandits’ demand for his ring, indicating lie recognized the men. After the pause she said he replied: “You can't bully me; go ahead and shoot.” Friends said Haag had often declared hold-up men would never take the ring from him and pointed out lie was the type man who would resist the hold-up attempt. Back From Derby That the robbers might have been out-of-town men was being investigated by detectives, as it was known •that llaag attended the Derby at | Louisville. Ky., Saturday. It was said that some character of the underworld seeing the large ring Haag wore and also the expensive auto was driving followed Haag and his companion to Indianapo>is where he

Statement of Condition OF The Western and Southern Life Ins. Cos. CINCINNATI. OHIO I Northeast Corner of Fourth *nd Rrositwvr. On ths 31st Day of December. 1925. W J. WILLIAMS. President. JOHN F. RUKHLMANN. Secretary. Amount of capital paid up. $.5,000.000 00 NET ASSETS OF COMPANY Cash in banks ion interest and not on interest I $ 4S 947 69 bph! estate unincumbered. 1.012 97128 Bonds and stocks owned ( market value I . 5.802.012.45 Mortgage .oans on real s fate I free from any prior Incumbrance! 40.121.912.36 Accrued * ' unties (interest and rents, etc.) 1.044.690.25 Premiums ami account* clu* and In process of collection 900934.33 Total net assets . . $50,174,995.13 LIABILITIES Reserve or amount necessary to reinsure outstaml ing risks . $47,882,360 "0 I.osses due and unpaid . . 20.032.00 Losses unadjusted and tn suspense 119.978.00 i Bills and aeeounts unpaid 13.825.00 Other liabilities of Ihe com . pany 027.964.22 i Total liabilities $48,064,149.42 Capital .5.0110.000.00 , Surplus 2.510 84,5 71 Total 850.174.995.13 Maximum risk written $50,000.00 Amount retained b.v company. . 50.000.00 State of Indiana. Office of Coninilsioner of Insurance. I. the undersigned, commissioner of insurance of Indiana, hereby certify that the above is a correct copy of the statement of the condition of tlie above mentioned company on the 31st dav of December, 193.). as Mown bv the original statement, rand that the said original statement is now on file in this office. In testimony whereof. 1 hereunto subscribe my name and affix mv official seal, tiiis 14th day ot April, 1920. ( SEAL I T. 9. McMURRAY, JR Commissioner. Statement of Condition Oli’ The Volunteer State Life Insurance Cos. CHATTANOOGA. TENNESSEE Volunteer Building. On tiie 31st day of December. 1925 A. L. KEY. President 9. L PHELPS. Secretary. Amount of capital paid un. $1,009,000.00 " NET ASSET? OF COMPANY Cash in hanks (on interest and not on interest) ... 414.269.44 Beal estate unincumbered 1.033.018.3; Bonds and stocks owned i market value) 1.922.068.51 Mortgage loans on real estate i free from any prior incumbrance* . 4.319.083.40 Accrued securities (interest and rents, etc.) 171.027.32 Other securities 2.741.504.07 Premiums and accounts due and in process of colli clipu . 203.459.03 Accounts otherwise secured. 9.454.00 Total net assets $10,813,874.14 LIABILITIES Reserve or amount necessary tu reinsure custamiiug risks $ 8.580.214.00 [.■ewe* iinadiiisted and in suspense 100.659 00 Rills and acotints unpaid . 14.1-47.73 Other liabilities of ihe company r 2 018.853.42 Total liabilities $ 9.313.874.14 Capital 1.000.000.00 Surplus 500.000.00 Total $10,813,874.14 Maximum risk written $350,000.00 Amount retained bv company.. 15.000.00 State ol Indiana Office of Oummissunici ol insurance. I. the undersigned ciiiniissimier of insurance of Indiana hereby certify ihat the above is a correct copy of the *tate ment of the condition of the above men tinned company on the 31 st day of De eember 1925 a* shown by the original statement and (hat the said original -tste ment is now on file tit 'his office. In testimony whereof I hereunto sub senbe mv name and affix m.v official seal this 14th day of April, 1936 (SEAL) T S McMURRAY .'R . Commissioner

obtained Information as to Haag's habits. Description of the slayers has been sent to Middle West cities and, with the SSOO reward offered by Miss Lenore Haag. 2859 N. Meridian**St., aunt of the victim, for the arrest and conviction of the men. it is thought that added efforts will be made by out-of-town police to capture tLe men. Police previously had arrested three men for questioning in connection with iho crime, but learned little from them. Yagiancjl charges against two wee dismissed in municipal court today an.l they were freed. Released on Bond j Newton Day, 22, of Oxford Hotel, | the first youth arrested, was released on bond at the county jail late Tuesday after his case was continI ued In municipal court until May j 25. Bond, which was $5,000, was reduced to SSOO and was signe’d by Meredith Nicholson, Jr., son of j Meredith Nicholson, local author. | Police believed the fact Haag remarked to Miss Murphy on entering j the barbecue “There goes that I Chrysler again.” Indicated lie had : previously given thought to the oc-! eupants of the machine which had j passed them. Mis Murphy said site did not pay 'attention to tlie machine as they were racing with an interurban. Question Friends Relatives and friends were questioned by Inspector Worley to learn of Haag's habits and associates, hoping to find other possible motives. It was understood Miss Murphy had paid her last respects to her companion and would not attend tiie funeral this nfternon at Planner and Buchanan Mortuary. Burial was to be in Crown Hill Cemetery. Haag and Miss Murphy had been close friends for more than a year. It was Haag’s habit to meet Miss J Murphy nearly every day at lunch- | eon and at 5 p. m„ "relatives said. i They witnessed the Kentucky Derby together and planned a motor trip Statement of Condition OF THE Western Union Life Insurance Cos. SPOKANE. WASHINGTON West 1023 Riverside Ave. On the .’list day of December. 1925 R. L. RUTTER. President. LEIGH II MILLIKIN. Secretary. Amount of capital paid uv . $200.000 00 NET ASSETS OE COMPANY Caah in banka ton Interest and not on interest I. . $ 173.17192 Real estate unincumbered . 539.297.02 Bonds and stocks owned 'market value) .. 2.022.980.00 Mortgage loans on real estate (free from any prior incumbrance) 4.615,97120 Acrued securities initerer> and rents, etc. ' . 93.040.38 Oth<r securities 2.436.030.90 Premiums and aeount.s due and in process of collection 282.330.12 Total net assets $10,163,033.09 LIABILITIES Resirve nr amount ne*-es-sary to reinsure outstanding risks $ 8.306 004.70 Tosses adjusted and not due 9.724.00 Losses unadjusted and in I suspense 3,000.0 ti Bills and accounts unpaid. , 3.387.77 | Other liabilities of the company 815.418.07 Total liabilities $ 9.137.594.55 j Capital ”00.000.00 Surplus 825.439.14 Total 10.103.033.09 , Maximum risk written $150,000.00 Amount retained by company . $ 15.000.00 Stale of Indiana Office of Commissioner of Insurance. I the undersigned Commissioner of Insurance of Indiana hereby certify that the ibove js a correct copy of the Statement of the Condition of the above mentioned Company on the 31st day of December. 1925. as shown by the original statement, and that the said original statement is now on hie in this office In testimony whereof [ hereunto subscribe my ,iam and affix my official seal j Mil- I ttb lav of April 1920 j l SEAL i T S. McMURRAY. .1.7 Commissioner.

Statement of Condition OF THE New York Indemnity NEW YORK. 115 Broadway. On the 31st Day of December. 1925. W O GARNER. I’resident. HERBERT J. HEWfTT, Secretary. Amount of capital paid up.. $1.000.000.00 NET ASSETS OF COMPANY. Caah in banks (on interest and not on interest I $ 055.822.30 Bond* and slocks owned (market value I 4.684.394.58 Accrued securities (interest and rent*, itc. I 64.035.37 Premiums and accounts due and in process of collection 1.162.768.72 Cash in branch office 891.71 Reinsurance recoverable oil paid losses 39.650.10 Workmen s compensation reinsurance bureau 79.036.87 Motor vehicle bonding companies 77.808.95 Total net assets $6,784,414.40 LIABILITIES Reserve or amount necessary to reinsure Outstanding risks $2,484,533.77 Losses due and unpaid . 1.98.5.033.34 Bills and accounts unpaid ' lines 30 and 31. nage 5 1 324.010.73 Other liabilities of the company 187.075.51 Total liabilities $4.981.249.3.5 Capital 1.000.000.00 Surplus 783.185.11 Total . .$0,764,414.40 State of Indiana. Offlee of Commissioner of Insurance. T tho undersigned, commissioner of insurance of Indiana, hereby certify, that the above is a correct copy of the statement o' the condition of the above mentioned company on the 31 st day of December. 10”5. as shown by the original stale ment. and that the said original statement is now on file in this office. In testimony whereof. I hereunto subscribe mv name and affix my official sea! this 14th day of April. 1920. (SEAL) T 9. McMURRAY J~... Commissioner. Statement of Condition OF The Millers Mutual Fire Insurance Cos. HARRISBURG. PENNSYLVANIA 700 Toffee Bldg On the 31st day of December. 1925 H. V. WHITE President. C M. HUTCHENSON. Secretary NET ASSETS OF COMPANY Cash in banks (on interest and not on Interest) $ 62.140.83 Bonds and stocks owned i market valuel 832.510.75 Mortgage loans on real estate i free from any prior incumbrance) 10.550.00 Accrued securities (interest and rents, etc. I 13.021.82 Accrued assessments 41.908.18 Advanced expenses 1.855.74 Premiums and accounts duo and in process of collection 31.804.32 Total net assets $993,651.62 LIABILITIES Estimated tax due on 1925 premiums $ 5.100.00 Reserve or amount necessary to reinsure outstanding risks . 82.084.09 Losses due and unpaid 31,849.87 Bills and accounts unpaid. . . . 2.853.25 Other liabilities of the company 185.241.55 Total liabilities $287,128.76 Surplus $700,522.88 Total . $993,651.62 Greatest amount In any one risk $10,000.00 state of Indiana. Office of Commissioner of insurance. I tne undersigned Commissioner of Insurance of Indiana hereby certify that Ihe above i* a correct copy of the Statement of tiie condition of the-above mentioned Company on the 31 st day ol Deember. 1925 a* shown bv tbe original tatement and that the said original statement is now on file in this office. In testimony whereof f hereunto sub -eribe my mm' and affix m.v official sea] this 14th dav of April. 1920 ' T S McMURRAY JR (SEAL) Commissioner

to St. Louis, Mo., Decoration day. Detectives are making every effort to locate the old man who was in the restaurant at the time of the shooting and left Immediately after the bandits fled. It is possible, police believe, that t lie old man might have been able to get the license number of the robbers' auto. Detectives Tuesday took detailed accounts from Martin Critchftekl, 3!n5 E. Twentieth St., waiter in the restaurant; Miss Murphy, and Jesse Robinson, Negro, 513 Agnes St., and Elisha Chapman, Negro, 540 Leon St., occupants of an ice truck, who wore forced into the restaurant while the robbers were searching Haag's pockets. Neighbors in the neighborhood were questioned in the hope that the license number of Lite auto could bo obtained. Although several neighbors saw tHe auto none obtained the license number. Statement of Condition OF THE Michigan Mutual Life Insurance Cos. DETROIT. MICH. 1.53-171 Madison Ave. On the list Day of December. 1925. ,1. .1 MOONEY. President. A. F. MOORE. Secretary. Amount of capital paid up . . $599,000.00 NET ASSETS OF COMPANY Cash in banks (on interest and not on interest) ... ,$ 175.851 47 Real estate unincumbered.. 1,101,260.79 Mortgage loans on real estate l free Irom any prior Incumbrance) 15,390,770.38 Accrued securities (interest and rents, etc I 374.047.94 Loans to policyholders 3,001.951.98 Reinsurance due from other companies . 13.466.33 Premiums and accounts due and in process of collection 288.208.01 Total net assets $20,356,402.80 LIABILITIES. Reserve or amount necessary to reinsure outstanding risks 18.051 988.70 Losses adjusted and not due 75.192.53 Losses unadjusted and in suspense 140 4.18.52 Rills and accounts unpaid. 98.440.83 Other liaoilities nf the company 05.075.51 Total liabilities $18,431,730.09 Capital 500.900 00 Surplus 1,424.720.80 Total Lile companies, maximum risk written. $50,000. Amount retained by Company. $20,000. State of Indiana. Office of Commissioner of Insurance. T. the undersigned. Commissioner of Insurance of Indiana, hereby certify that the above is a correct copy of the Statement of the Condition of the above mentioned Company on the 31 st day of De comber. 1925. as shown by the original statement, and that the said original st itement is now on Ole in this office. In testimony whereof. I hereunto subscribe my name and affix mv official seal, this 14th day of April. 1920. T. S. McMURRA V JR„ tSEAL) Commissioner. Statement of Condition OF THE Merchants Life Insurance Cos. DEB MOINES. lOWA 715 Locust St On the .list dav of December. 1925 W. A. WATTS President. W W CHAM BRIAN. Secretary Amount of capital paid up . $400,000.00 NET ASETS OF COMPANY Cash In banks low interest and not on Interest I S 243.62ft.80 Real estate unincumbered 184.410 51 Bonds and slocks owned i market value! 755.707 14 Mortgage loans on real estate (free from any prior incumbrance) 5.777.319.55 Accrued securities (interest and rents etc.) 219,330.29 Policy loans 880.554 18 Premiums and accounts duo and In process of collection 271,300 21 Accounts otherwise secured.. 44.457.55 Total net assets *8.370,717.29 LIABILITIES Reserve or amount necessary to reinsure outstanding i-iks $7,131,580.73 Losses unadjusted and in sus pense 76,371.07 Bills and accounts unpaid.. .14.400.58 Other liabilities of the company 452.150.09 Total liabilities $7,074.574 47 Capital 400.000.00 Surplus 302.142.82 Total $8,370,717.29 Maximum risk written $210,000.00 Amount retained by company.. $ 25.000.00 State of Indiana Office of Commissioner of Insurance. I. the undersigned commissioner of insurance of Indiana, hereby certify that th u above is a correct copy of the statement of the condition of Die above mentioned company on the 31st dav of December 1925. as shown by the original statement, and that the said original statement is now on flip in this office. In testimony whereof. 1 hereunto sub scribe m.v name and affix mv official'seal this 14th da.v of April. 1920. i SEAL) T. 9. McMURRAY JR.. Commissioner. Statement of Condition OF The Mass. Protective Life Assurance Cos. WORGESTER. MAS9AUHI SETTS IS Chestnut Street On the 31st. Day of December, 1925 CHARLES A. HARRINGTON. President. I.EM! EI. I. HODGKINS, Secretary Amount of capital paid up . .8200.000.00 NET ASSETS OF COMPANY Cash in banks 'on interest and not on interest) $ 0.004.54 Bonds and stocks owned (market value) ... 342.974.47 Mortgage I oans on Real Estate (free from any prior incumbrance) 90.600.00 Accrued securities i interest and rents, etc. I ... 5,805.88 Cash in office 23.00 Premiums and aceOifnta due and in process at collection 71.125.16 Total net assets $525,593.65 LIABILITIES Reserve or amount necessary to reinsure outst indip risks 167,170.50 Losses adjusted and not dud. . 4.000 00 Bills and accounts unpaid... 9.913.78 Other liabilities of the company 0.805.45 Total llaWs'.ties $187.895.7!) Capital 200.000.00 Surplus 137.097.80 Total $525,593 05 Maximum risk written $ 25.000.00 Amount retained by company 6.000.00 State ot Indiana. OfTiee of Commissioner of Insurance. I. the undersigned, commissioner of in surance of Indiana, hereby certify that the above is a correct copy of the statement of the condition of the above mentioned company on the 31st, dav of December 1925. as shown b.v the original statement, and that the said original statement is now on file In this office. In testimony whereof. ] hereunto subscribe my name and affix my official seal, this 14th day of April. 1926, (SEAL) T. S McMURRAV JR . Commissioner. 1 Statement of Condition OF THE State Mutual Life Assurance Cos. WORCESTER. MASS. 340 Main St. On the 31st flay of December, 1925. B. H. WRIGHT, President. D. W CARTER. Secret a,-v. NET ASSETS OF COMPANY. Cash in banks (oil interest and not on interest i .... $ 1.322.459.46 Real estate nnincumboted 2.500,000.00 Bonds anti stocks owned i market value) 39,860,792.50 Mortgage loans on real es tale (free from anv prior incumbrancel 37.095.391.20 Accrued securities (interest and rents, etc.) 1.54,1.348.90 Policy and premium loans and notes 14.079.098.07 Corporation loans ... . 25.070.01 Premiums and accounts duo and in process of collection 2,414.470.58 Total net assets $99,243,230.78 LIABILITIES Reserve or amount necessary to reinsure outstanding risks '.st; 04,869.21 Losses unadjusted and *in suspense > . 267.790 26 Other liabilities of the Company 7 .408.’ 52.49 Total 'labilities $92,441,211.90 Surplus 0.802.024.82 Total $99 343.2:10.78 Maximum risk written $1.>0.000. Amount retained, b.v Company. $75,000. State ol Indiana. Office of Commissioner u! Insurance I. the undcrsigmd commissioner ol in surance of Indiana hereby certify that the above is a correct copy of the state ment of condition of the above mentioned oompanv on the 31st dav of December 1920. as shoyvn bv the original statement and that the said original statement is now on file in this office In testimony whereof I hereunto subscribe mv name and affix mv official seal this Ith da.v of April 1926. (SEAL) T. S McMURRAY JR.. Commissioner.

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HELD IN AUTO THEFT Mail Charged With Yclilclo Taking —Four Arrested. Robert James, 19, Negro, of S39*-4 j Indiana Ave., was slated Tuesday night on a charge of vehicle taking. | Patrolmen De Barr and Smith re- j reived word an auto owned by Earl J Anderson, 407 Muskingum St., had been stolen from Capitol Ave. and 1 Michigan St. and later saw James, two women and 'a man in the auto. Tho others were charged with vagrancy. Statement of Condition OF THE Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Cos. HARTFORD. CONN. 791 Elm St. On the 31st. da.v of December. 1935 ARCHIBALD A. WELCH. President. HARRY E. JOHNSON. Secretary. NET ASSETS OF COMPANY Cash in banks ion interest. and not on intercut) .. ,$ 901.017.01 Real estate unincumbered. 3.359.195.91 | Bonds and stocks owned i market value) ... 25.244.033.34 Mortgage loans on real estate (free from any prior incumbrance) . 44.834.987.53 Accrued securities (interest and rents etc * 2.322,495.77 Policy loans and premium notes 13.119.054.95 Cash m office 1.776.61 Premiums and accounts due and in process of collection 1.655.476.83 —————i < Total net assets $91.498,030.05 LIABILITIES Reserve or amount necessary to reinsure outstanding risks $74,003,274.00 Losses adjusted and not dun 19.306.10, Losses unadjusted and in suspense 119,419.69! Rills and aeeounts unpaid. 17.453.36; Other liabilities of tho company 11.795,450.13 | Total liabilities $86,014,909.18 Surplus • 4.88,1.727.371 Tptal $91,498,030.56! Maxmlum risk written . ... $200.000.00 1 Amount retained by company. $100,000.00 State of Indiana. * Office of Commissioner of Insurance. I, the undersigned. Commissioner of In.) surance of Indiana, hereby certify that the I above is a correct copy of tho Statement I of the Condition of the above mentioned! company on the 31st day of December, ] 1925. as shown b.v the original statement, i and that the said original statement if now on file in this office In testimony whereof. I hereunto sub-! scribe m.v name and affix m.v official seal, this 14th da.v of April. 1920. T. S. McMURRAY JR.. (SEAL) Commissioner. Statement of Condition OF THE N. W. National Life Insurance Cos. MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. Oak Grove and Fifteenth St. On the 31st Day of December. i925. O. G. ARNOLD, President. M V. JENNESS. Seeretaray. „ NET ASSETS OF COMPANY. Cash in banks (on Interest and not on Interest I . . . 781 117.85 Real estate unincumbered.. 1,350,785/74 Bonds and stocks owned (market value) 5,193.541.16 Mortgage mans on real estate l free from any prior incumbrance) 9.199.313.93 Accrued securities (interest and rents etc.) 407.494.701 Other securities 3,788.998.79 Premiums and accounts duo and m process of collec- . Hon . . . . 854.410.83 Accounts otherwise secured: Reserve liens 71.015.50 Unearned premium, fire and liability insurance 4.301.60 Total net assets $21,650,980^7' LIABILITIES. Amount due and not, due banks or other creditors. $ 610.847.48 Reserve or amount neeeg, sary to reinsure outstanding risks 17.861.11*63 Losses due and unpaid ... 1 890 00 Losses adjusted and tint due 10i089 70 Losses unadjusted and in Hiisoense 71 930 no Bills and aeeounts unpaid.. 9.085 86 Other liabilities of the comPally 1.823.900.09 Total liabilities 820,395.451.26 Surplus 1.255.629.01 Total 821.650.980.27 Maximum risk written $25 000 00 State ot Indiana. Office of Commissioner of Insurance I. the undersigned, commissioner ot tn surance of Indiana hereby certify that the above is a correct copy of the statement of condition of the above mentioned ooni nan.v on the 31st day of December. 1925 as shown by the original statement, and that the said original statement is now on file In this office. In testimony whereof. I hereunto sub scribe my name and affix mv official seal this 15tb day of April. 1926. (SEAL) T S. McMURRAY JR., Commissioner Statement of Condition j * OF THE Massachusetts Mutual Insurance Cos. SPRINGFIELD. MASS. _ , „ 500 Main St. Qn the 31st Day of December. 1925. 'VILLI AM W. .©(-CLENCH. President. WHEELER H. HALL. Secretary NET ASSETS OF COMPANY. Cash in banks (on interest and not on interest)...s 2.457.341.95 Real estate unincumbered. 2.254.019.21 Bonds and stocks owned (market, value) .. 70.057.210 48 Mortgage loans on real estate (free from any prior Incumbrance) .. . 102.985,912.00 Accrued securities (Interest and nuts. etc. 1 . 4.153.848.83 Other securities, premium and policy loans 35.783,248.02 Premiums and accounts due and in process of collection 0,781.099.51 Due from other companies for losses 30.000.00 Total net assets . $230,502,679.99 LIABILITIES. Reserve cr amount necessary to reinsure outstanding risks $191,500,189.00 Poliey claims awaiting completion of proofs.. 488,542.92 Policy claims reported, bill no proof received. 88,071.52 Policy claims of 1925, notice received in 1920 111,765.00 Bills and accounts unpaid 54.133.16 Other liabilities of the Compuiy j. .. . 23.249.504.13 Total liabilities $215,470,205.73 Surplus 15.032.474.27 Total $2.10.503.679.99 Maximum risk written. $3(f0.0000. Amount retained by company. SIOO,OOO. State of Indiana. Office of Commissioner of Insurance. I. the undersigned, commissioner of insurance of Indiana, hereby certify that the above is a correct copy of the statement ot the condition of the above mentioned company on the 31st dav of December. 1925 as sh >wn by tho original statement, and that the said original statement is now on file in this office. In testimony whereof. I hereunto subscribe my name and affix mv official seal this 14th day of April. 1920. T. S. McMURRAY JR., (SEAL! Commissioner Statement of Condition OF THE Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Cos. NEWARK. NEW JERSEY 750 Broad St On the 31st any of December. 1925 JOHN R HARDIN President. J. WTLI.IAM JOHNSON. Secretary. NET ASSETS OF COMPANY .Cash in banks (on interest and not on Interest) $ 2.903.815.99 Real estate unincumbered. 2.807.447 48 Bonds and stocks owned 1 market value) 140.343.455.2$ Mortgage loans on real est.gte 1 free from any prior ineumbraneel .. 170.734.934.70 Accrued securities (interest and rents, etc ) 8.475.500.39 Loans on policies 78.072.992.39 Premiums and accounts due and in process of collection 7.300,753.80 Aeeounts otherwise secured 1.297.543.45 Total net assets $418,092,509.54 LIABILITIES Reserve or amount necessary t/> reinsure outstanding risks . $362,199,971.00 Losses resisted 57.312.95 Dosses unadjusted and in suspense 1.184.471.64 Regular dividends payable in 1920 18.359.355.39 Bills a- accounts unpaid. 100.208.90 Other liabilities of the company 18.550.720.39 Total liabilities $400.464.030.3.1 Contingency n serve funds. 18.228.470.21 Total $418.092.509.b 4 Greatest amount in any one risk $200,000.00 Maximum risk written, $200.000.0n Amount retained by company.. $200,000.00 State of Indiana. Office of Commissioner of Insurance, 1. tbe undersigned, commissioner of insurance of Indiana, hereby errtify that the shove is a correct copy of the statement of the condition of the above mentioned company nil the 31st dav of December. 193.> as shown bv the original statement and that the said original statement ia now on file in this office. 11l testimony whereof. 1 hereunto sub scribe m.v name and affix my official seal this 14th dav of April. 1920 (SEAL) T. S. McMURRAY J* . Commissioner.