Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 76, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 August 1933 — Page 13

AUG. 8, 1933

40 Enter Trot Race ‘Dark Horse’ Threats Head Hambletonian Field for Aug. 16. Jv Tim't tprrirtt GOSHEN. N. Y., Aut? B—The Kentucky I>rby of the trotters, the *50.000 Hambletonian Stake, has clouded the sky with favored "dark horses " When this race comes of! here Atjk 16, the bovs who do the bettintf can shut their eyes, take their pick and stand as good a chance as the next one of winning. Usually the earlier stakes give horsemen and fans a fair idea of what's what as far as the Hambletnftian victor is concerned. Certain advance races are considered foolproof barometers But not this year. King Ben Backed King Ben. William H. Cane's likely colt, won the first heat of the Matron stake at Cleveland In 2.04 3-5 and was set up a.; favorite until he threw a shoe in the second heat, fell sick, and dropped out of the running But he c-me back In the American stake No. 1 at Salem Spencer McElwyn. who won the Matron stake at Cleveland after King Ben met with misfortune, was a 2 to 1 winter book favorite for the Hambletonian and. although not up to standard after North Randall, he still has his following Mary Reynolds, with victories in the Championship Stallion stake a* Cleveland, and the Peninsular Farms event at Toledo, was classed as the outstanding 3-year-old of the country and a sure-fire winner at Goshen. But that wr.s before Brown Berry waltzed a m ay with honors in the American stake at Rockingham. Brown Berry Surprises Brown Berry, owned by the Lytle Brothers of Plainfield, N J . so casually triumphed over Mary Reynolds that the colt has stamped himself of championship caliber. Walter 'Long Shot > Cox has a horse in the Hambletonian that carries a threat in each hoof. He is Atlantic-Volo, owned by I. O. Blake of New York. Trained carefully all winter and spring, this horse, not considered to have a chance early in the year, won the 3-year-old Castleton trot at Salem so handily that he forced himself into the limelight. Other colts and fillies which have hern performing well to date and who should not bo far behind the leader at Goshen, are: Hollywood Portia, to bo driven by his millionaire owner. John L. Dodge of ington. Kv ; Sir Raleigh, owned by Allan J. Wilson or Boston, and a winter book favorite at 2-1 with Spencer McElwyn; Calumet Donald. owned and driven by Will F. Cat on. the driver who piloted The Marchioness home victor in the Hambletonian last year, and Dick Reynolds. Altogether there nre forty fleetfooted eligibles to the big trot. This represents six more than a year ago. With no dearth of favorites, 12 to 15 starters are expected at Goshen, the largest field ever to get the starting gun in the Hambletonian. WIN PRO-AMATEUR PLAY Marion Smith and Ralph Patterson Triumph at Logansport. Jin Tun •* Syrrin i LOGANSPORT. Ind.. Aug. B—A birdie on the second hole of a playoff with Ralph Stonehouse and Wally Smith gave Marion Smith. Crawfordsville pro, and Ralph Patterson. Logansport amateur, first place in the weekly Indiana proamateur golf tourney here Monday. The leaders were tied with 61. Massie Miller. Indianapolis pro and George Denny, amateur, tied with Bill Heinlein. Indianapolis pro, and Ernie Linville for third at 63. the former winning on Miller's birdie cm the fourth hole of the play-off.

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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Won. Lost. Pet. CMumbua • * ® •??* M,. P;;r ". a * $ I\DI ANAPOUN . :U>U6< . 57 -V' .■* Toledo •••(NJIU' 50 * W“ Louisville 5O .482 Milwaukee 47 .416 K.iniw Cttv *■' 74 .*7* AMERICAN LEAGFE W. L. Pet W. L. Pet AVssh .. 84 38 627 Cleve..,.. 52 57 .477 N York S3 39 818 Chicago.. 48 56 482 Philade: 51 50 45 55 .450 Detroit . 52 54 .491 St Louis 42 68 .382 NATIONAL LE.4GIT W. L. Pet W. L. Pet N York 61 41 .598 Boston . 55 51 .519 Plttshgh '9 46 .362 Phlladel.. 44 58 . 431 Chicago 57 47 .548 Ctncv ... 44 83 .411 •t Louis 55 so .324Brkiyn... 41 60 .406 (iames Today AMERICAN ASSOCIATION St. Tiui it INMANAPOLXS inight'. Minneapolis at 1 oulsttlle. Kansas Cttr at Columbu*. Milwaukee at Toledo. AMERICAN IXAGCK Washington • New York. Boston at Philadelphia. Chicago at St Lotus. Cleveland at Detroit. NATIONAL LEAGCE St Louis at Chicago Philadelphia at Boston, New York at Brooklyn tOnlv games scheduled * Results Yesterday AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Milwaukee noo nop 301— 4 18 I Toledo 004 000 12x— 712 1 HUlln. Gregorr and Young. Bengough: Wmegarner and Healey. Kansas Cltv 000 001 00J— 4 10 2 Columbus . 011 000 102 - 5 10 2 Malls and Brenre'. W Lee and Oonrales Minneapolis ........ 011 010 oo3 — 5 8 1 Louisville .. ... 000 oooi ooo— l 5 5 Tauscher Pettr ar.d Glenn. Hatter. McLean. McKaln and Erickson. AMERICAN I_EAC.CE Chteago ............. 000 000 000 Oil gt Louis 000 500 01*— 6 9 0 Wyatt, Hevtng Pa her and Berry, Sullivan; Stiies and Sh*a. • Plrst Game’ Washington 050 000 000— 5 8 1 New York 120 100 002 Crowder. Russell and L Sewell; Van Atta. W. Moore and Dickey. (Second Game’ Washington 101 001 001— 4 8 1 New York 210 000 011— 5 12 I Se’wart Crowder and L Sewell. Berg. Ruffing Pennock and Dickey. Cleveland 000 000 030— 3 8 1 Detroit 000 500 10*— 6 13 6 Harder C Brown and Spencer. Sorrel! and Hayworth. Boston 520 003 010— 8 13 0 Philadelphia 000 400 001— 5 12 0 Welland. Andrew* and R. Ferrell. Earnthaw. Coomb*. Walberg and Cochrane. NATIONAL IXACCR I Ko. games. tfhgriiLtii h

Contract Bridge

BY W. E. M’KENNEY MfrUr American Krldg. leacnr 'T'ODAY I am going to give you X one of the hands that helped Louis H Watson and his partner. Samuel Pry, win the all-American contract pair championship recently held at Hanover. N. H. These boys also were on the team which won the all-American contract team-of-four championship Winning two championships at a tournament is indeed quite a feat, and one would expect a complicated hand from one of these champions However, Watson stated that It is not such a hand that wins for you. but rather being on the job with the u c ua! hands. And so he gave me the following hand. It was bid badly and by carefully watching the play Watson was able to defeat the contract. The bidding, as it actually occurred. was as follows: South bid one spade. West bid two hearts. North passed, and Watson in the East, bid three hearts South bid three spades. West passsed, and North went to four spades. Watson doubled, and South quickly ;e----doubled. The declarer got a favorable opening from West—the eight of clubs. Watson won the trick with the jack and returned a small spade, hoping to step some heart rufTs. Declarer won the trick with the ace and then saw that the only way he could make his contract was to establish the club suit. Therefore, he returned the seven of clubs which Watson won with the queen. Watson decided to return another spade. However—he had to be careful which spade was led, because if he

Horse Sense BY O. REVILLA

CINCINNATI. Aug. B.—The long- * est price bangtail of the Cotlcy Island race meet came home Monday when C. E. Allen booted Golden Glitter ahead of the bounds in the third to the tune of $10760 for th* second half of the daily double, which paid $493.20 for each $2 ticket. Vrlfran Jnrkft Willie C,rnr drew a flve-riavr (round term for rutting over on Ihr hold in (hr firil turn in (hr ftrwt rarr Mondav. Hr almost spill-d four forks bv his antirs and onlv his rood lirhavior in Ihr past krpt him from (rttinc thirty davs. W. Barr also drew a fHr-dav varation for roneh ridinr in the bark stretch. Thr bors here who think thrr can get awav with rough tartlrs arr bring misled Thr patrol ludges arr rrrtainls on thr fob and nothing is toinr to trl bv thrm If they ran help it. This is the first horse track I have ever seen an automobile on. The judge in the stretch takes a roadster out on the course after each race and makes the rounds to the judges on the turns and the back stretch to check after each race. Not a bad idea. Assistant trainrr "Chew Tnbwc" Kelly jninrri ihr W'hitnrv firrrntrrr Stables two works aro and sinrr then thr stable has hrokrn out of thr mairirn rlass and Is winning rarrs. This (roup won thrrr purses herr last week and won with Atmosphere Mondav. looks like "Chew Tobac" knows his slufT. I.ast week's purses are.the first the stable has won sinre the Churchill Downs meeting at loulsville In May. Jockey George South drew $435 for his first weeks riding here. G. Miller was second with $330.

N. I. R. A. ♦ Today we are joined together in a great and far flung fight for a more universal economic freedom. We, as members of this League, have resolved: That whereas, the President of the United States has called upon the citizens of our ©country to join with him in carrying out the intent and spirit of the National Industrial Recovery Act: Be it known, that it is the unanimous desire of all the members of the Marion County League of Building and Loan Associations to do all in their power to aid in the rapid recovery of business in our country FOR THE GOOD OF ALL CITIZENS. I* Beginning; August 1, 1933, office hours of Tj 1 Leagne members will be 8:30 a. m. to 4p. m. L and on Saturdays from 8:30 a. m. to 12 noon. J ♦ / THE MARION COUNTY JeaOue. of BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS

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had played the three, the declarer would allow it to ride to dummy's eight. He would lead another club, trump in his own hand, pick up the outstanding trump and go over to the dummy with the ace of diamonds. discarding his lasing diamond and a losing heart on the two good clubs. In this manner he would make his contract. By returning the nine of spades Mr. Watson shut out this possibility. The declarer was forced to win the trick and must now lose two hearts and a diamond—and so we find that while the return of a small spade would allow the declarer to make his contract doubled and redoubled, the return of the nine of spades defeated this contract two tricks. Copvrigh'. 1933. bv NEA Service. Inc 1

THIEVES’ LOOT IS SBO IN RAIDS_ON HOMES Residence of Thomas Whallon, Former City Judge, Is Ransacked. Loot valued at more than SBO was taken from three homes and one parked auto by thieves Monday night, police reports showed today. Burglars slashed a screen and entered the home of Warren C. Cross, 2059 North LaSalle street, taking a wrist watch valued at $25. A large sedan had been seen parked at the side of the Cross' home w'ith a man and a boy about 12 in the machine. Removing the screen from a front window, thieves entered the home of Thomas Whallon, former cityjudge. 2614 Brookside parkway. The house was ransacked, but Whallon was unable to estimate the loss. A leather billfold containing his driver’s license and sll was stolen from his bedroom. Enos Denny, 1241 North Pennsylvania street, informed police. A thief pried open the windshield of his parked car and stole two suits valued at $45. E. G. Stanforth of the Lockerbie, reported. WOMAN FACES TRIAL IN BOARDER’S DEATH Jealous, Alleged to Have Given Sweetheart Deadly Potions. By Cuffed Prrtu JEFFERSONVILLE. Ind.. Aug. and. —Trial of Mrs. Pearl Holman, 33. charged with the poison murder of Eugpnp Kelly. 26. a boarder in her home, was set today for Aug. 16. Mrs. Holman, wife of a Charlestown quarryman. entered a plea of not guilty before Judge R. Veasey here Monday, and was returned to jail after being denied bail. Clark county authorities charge she was infatuated with Kelly and. becoming jealous, gave him two deadly potions of whisky.

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DAILY PAPERS SUBMIT CODE TO NRA HEADS Backs ‘in Highest Possible Degree’ Recovery Program of President. By 1 nilr'l Pr, tt WASHINGTON, Aug. 8.-Dailv newspaper publishers submitted a code to the national recovery administration at noon today which was described by Howard Davis, president of the American Newspaper Publishers' Association, as supporting "in the highest possible degree ' President Roosevelt's recovery program. The code contained provisions designed to protect the constitutional freedom of the press. An understanding was included stating that the cpde should not be construed as authorizing the licensing of publishers or as permitting injunction proceedings which would restrain publication of newspapers. The code would permit restricted employment of persons under 16 years of for carrying newspapers where school attendance not interfered with. Provide Forty-Hour Week Business office and clerical forces would be limited to forty hours per week. Labor contracts would stand unimpaired under the code. Mechanical employes not under contrp.ct would be limited to forty hours a week, except, that they might work a maximum of fortyfours hours a w-eek for any six weeks within any six months' period. Maximum hour provisions would not apply to professional persons and to executives receiving more than $35 a week. Business office employes would be paid on a graduated scale ranging from a minimum of sl2 a week in towns of less than 2.500 population up to a minimum of sls a week in cities of more than 500,000 population. Such full-time employes would be paid as much for the shorter week as paid heretofore in event full-time is worked. Higher Minimum Wige In his letter of transmittal. Davis stated that the code was submitted in behalf of daily newspaper—jnembers of the American Newspaper Publishers Association, the Inland Press Association, the Southern Newspaper Publishers Association, the New England Publisnors Association. and other organizations of publishers. "This code,” Davis said in his letter of transmittal, "provides for a shortening of hours, for minimum wages higher than provided in the blanket agreement, u TEACHERS GET RAISE By I nitrrf Prr*t WELLSBURG. W. Va„ Aug. 8 The drive for higher wages has spread to public school teachers here with announcement that all teachprs will receive salary Increases ranging from 20 to 40 per cent for the 1933-34 term. A minimum salary of SIOO a month was fixed.

•LOVE FRAUD’ CHARGED

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Mrs. Pearl Goodman

Accused by federal postal investigators of "matrimonial fraud by mail,” Mrs. Pearl Goodman, 4617 Hovey street, is free on $2,000 bond today, awaiting trial in federal court during the fall session. Mrs. Goodman is alleged to have carried on matrimonial correspondence with two men, obtaining $750 from one and SIBO from the other MEMORIAL FOR DOGS Monument Erected for Animals Lost in Sino-Japanese Fighting. By I lull'd PrruK ZUSHI, Japan, Aug. B.—A monument has born erected in Emmei temple here in honor of two military dogs lost in action during the Sino-Japanese fighting. The dogs belonged to an army officer here, who also was lost in the action. Japanese see nothing amusing in placing daily offerings of dog biscuits before the monument. MOVE? TAKE RESIDENCE Landlord Reports Theft of House After Ousting Tenants. By J nilr/l I’rr ** SALT LAKE CITY, Aug. 8 Daniel E. Davis requested the tenants of his property to move. They did, but they took the house with them. Davis reported to the sheriff’s office that he requested the tenants to vacate the premises and when he called to see if they had kept their word he found the house missing. For good measure, an adjacent building also was moved.

OFFICES OPENED IN NEW LIBRARY State Departments Make Shifts to Edifice Near Statehouse. With state officials moved pn mass to Wawasee for the Democratic editors - meeting' today and Tuesday, offices were being put in order as the government expanded to a third building. The slate conservation department took over the top floor of the new state library. The office at one time reserved for the state librarian now- goes to Virgil Simmons. conservation department chieftain and public works division head. Quarters for the library are not completed, so the various library departments continue to be scattered about. The three bulidings now occupied by the government are the statehouse proper, statehouse annex, and the library. The houses health and highway departments. Up to now. the conservation department was in the statehouse basement, with stenographers' desks scattered about the corridors. The same crowded condition prevails m the state banking department and the new income tax division, much of which was quartered in the house of representatives. sTatemptr of Condition of 'he United State., Branch of Ihr UNION FIRE. ACCIDENT ANU GENERAL INSURANCE CO. ISO William Street Vow York N Y. On the 31 si Dav of Drrrmbrr 1932 EVfc-RETT w NOURSE. U. S Manager. Amount of capita! paid up statutory deposit.'. *.200 000 00 VET ASSETS OF COMPANY Cash in banks ion interest and not on interest i $ 184 753 71 Bonds and stocks owned 1,475 436 30 Accrued securities iinterest and i rent*, etc.i 18 186 27 Premiums and accounts due and in. process of collection. 150 439 58 Accounts otherwise secured 8.595 45 Total net assets $1,536 531 24 a LIABILITIES ’ 1 Reserve or amount necessary to reinsure outstanding risks. $ 507 549 23 , Losses due and unpaid 39 145 59 Other liabilities o the conipany 21.979 59 SuTnlnl llablUtlcs * 619.074 41 ToUI Obtest amount In any one ~ Greatest amount allowed "by* 125 000 00 rules of ’he company to be insured in any one city, town or ullage c 125 000 Oft Greatest amount aliowed to be insured in any one block 195 non ro STATE OF a iNDIAN A COmPanV '' 51000 00 Office of Commissioner of Insurance sur’.n p 9 drs if uetl. Commissioner of InI Indiana, hereby certify that the aoove is a correct copv of the Stav ! d^Company** 1 on° In TesUmoSvVhereof. ln i *heSnto%ub. l 5? h V H" am \*? a nd, a,Tlx mv official seal. tn |* 15 ’h day of July. 1933. ,Seall HARRY E. McCLAIN. Commissioner THr Condition of ~ IMT p,?Nt L, i/F (OM - Salma. Kansas. yDtcd Life Building °c" BROWN.' President!^ f ‘ 19 ” Am™, l C BEAMER. Secretary. Amount of camta! paid &•_-*200.000 00 J ''ctSETo OF COMPANY C nnt b f Pks <pn Interest and not on interest i % m 055 50 s**l cat ate tin incumbered. 191 348 73 Bond- and stocks owned imar- 3 Mortgage loans ' on real ' estate 13 900 00 '.rre from any prior incur.!Prance 731 411 ■ Accrued securities 1 interest and rents, etc. 1 r aoi Premiums and account* due and in process of collection... . 34 oas 00 Account* Otherwise Secured— 88 Policy loans ...r 34 ni no Premium Notes ine' securityi 23 504 30 ° thrr 3:i51 48 Total net **ts $670.65418 LIABILITIES Reserve or amount necessary to reinsure outstanding risks... $329.625 21 Losses unadjusted and in susnense j aqa Bills and accounts unpaid 323.59 Other liabilities of the company 55.79.V6i Total liabilities 1390.744 4T Capital 200.000 00 Surplus 79.909 77 Total 5670A54 18 Life Companies—Maximum risk written $100,000.00 Amount retained bv company.. 5.000.00 STATE OF INDIANA: Office of Commissioner of Insurance. I. the undersiened. Commissioner of Insurance of Indiana, hereby certify that the above is a correct copy of the Statement of the Condition or tiie above mentioned Company on the 31st dav of December. 1932. as shown bv the original statement, and that the said original statement is now on file in this office. In Testimony Whereof. I hereun'o subscribe my name and affix my official seal, this 22nd dav of Juiv. 1933. [Seal] HARRY E. McCLAIN. Commissioner. Statement of Condition or the EMPLOYERS REINSURANCE CORPORATION Kansas City. Missouri. Insurance Exchange Bldg.. 21 W. 10th. On the 31st Dav of December, 1932. E O TRIMBLE. President. S W IZARD. Secretary. Amount of capita! paid up. . .3! 500.000.00 NET ASSETS OF COMPANY. Cash in bank <on Interest and not on interest i $ 725.701 87 Real estate unincumbered. ... 292 338 94 Bonds and stocks owned (market value' 6 687.379.04 Mortsaae loans on real estate (free from any prior lncumbrancej J. 000.098.68 Accrued securities (interest and rents, etc.) 104 596.76 Other securities 7,500.00 ! Reinsurance recoverable 65 000.00 Premiums and accounts due and in process of collection 625.752 97 Suspense—Credits 11.875.48 Total net assets $9,498,292.78 LIABILITIES. Reserve or amount necessary to reinsure outstanding . risks .... $2,225,595.77 Losses unadjusted ar.d in suspense 3.340.220 01 Bills and accounts unpaid ... 7 500.00 Other liabilities of the company 987.139 16 Total liabilities $6 560 454 91 Capl’al 1.500.000 00 Surplus i.435.337.84 Total $9,496,292 78 Greatest amount in any one risk $ 75.000 00 STATE OF INDIANA: Office of Commtsslonfr of Insurance, I. the undersiar.ed. Commissioner of Insurance of Indiana, hereby certify that the above 1* a correct copv of the Statement of the Condition of the above mentioned Company on the 31st day of December. 1932. as shown bv the orteinal statement, and that the said original statement Is now on file in this office. In Testimony Whereof. I hereunto subscribe my name and affix 1.17 official seal, this 22nd dav of July. 1933. iSeal] HARRY E. McCLAIN. Commissioner Statement of Condition of the STATE FARM LIFT. INSURANCE CO. Bloomington. Illinois State Farm Insurance Building On the 31st Dav of December. 1932. G J MECHERLE. President. GEO. E BEEDLE. Secretary Amount of capital paid up $300,000 00 : NET ASSETS OF COMPANY Cash in banks ion interest and not on interest 1 $ 10 349 35 Bends and stocks owned (market value> 875 179 46 Mortgage loans on real estate (free from any prior incumbrancei 34.700 00 Accrued Securities (interest ar.d rent*, etc.' 9 989 36 Other securities 2 461 25 Premiums and accounts due and in process of collection . 77 838 *4 Accounts otherwise secured —4 493 31 Total net assets *BO6 024 15 LIABILITIES Reserve or amount necessary to reinsure outstanding risks . *22 023 42 Losses due and unpaid 4 253 30' Bills and accounts unpaid 1.407 63 Other liabilities of the company 160 272 94 Total liabilities *737 947 34 Capital 300.000 00 Surplus 118 o*6 8! Total *806.024 15 Greatest amount !n ar.v one risk * 3 000 OO Life Companies—Maximum risk written 100 000.00 Amount retained bv company... 3.000 00 B 1 n OP INDIANA: Off:ce of Commissioner of Insurance. I. tha undersigned. Commissioner of Insurance of Indiana, hereby certify that 1 the above is a correct copy cf the Statement of the Condition of the above mentioned Company on the 31st day of December. 1932 as shown bv the original statement, and that the seid engine! statement la now on file in this office. In Testimony Whereof. I hereunto sub- . scribe my name and affix my official seal. . this 22nd day of July. 1933. ISea-i HARRY E- McCLAIN. j ■■> Commissi oner.

S’ttement of Condition rs the MUTUAL CASUALTY COMPANY OF CHICAGO Ch.cago Illinois 750 N Michigan A-.-On the 3is- Dav of December. 1932 M A KEBN President L D XERN Secretar). Amount of capital p;\ and up m 11 NFT ASSETS OP COMPANY ‘ Cash in bank, >on interest and „ not 0:1 interest- $ M 257 04 Real estate unincumbered 3ig *; -o Bond- snd stocks owned mute 'Slue. . 257 ’47 26 Mortgage loans on real estate (free from any prior lncum- . *>rtnct 2 5*4 14 Accrued securities 'interest and 1 rent*, etc 1 3 763 59 O’her Securitle Premium note* ;so 10 Premiums and accotir.'* due and m process of collection 5 977 5* Total net assets . s6is cji -j „ LIABILITIES Reserve or amount necessary to reinsure outstanding risk* ... *66 244 *7 Lo.-ses due .ind unpaid 12 115 81 8..1s and accounts unpaid 15 690 29 , Other Liabilities of the ComPn> —Contingency Res. 10.000 00 Total liabilities UO4 oso 97 Surplus 514.580.62 Tola l *6lB 631 79 6TA IE OF"'‘INDIAN.;"* 1 ' ° n * * " roo ° M Office of Commissioner of Insurance I. the undersigned. Commissioner of In•urance of Indiana, hereby certify that the a oove Ls a correct copy of the Statement of the Condition of ihe above mennor.ed Company on the Sift dav of December. 1932. as shown by the original statement, and that the said original s.atement is now on file m this office In Testimony Whereof. I hereunto aubscrlbe mv name and affix my official seal th|* 22nd dav of Julv. 1933 IsEALI HARRY E McCLAIN. Commissioner Statement of Condition of the UNION INk| RANUE SOCIETY OF CANTON. LTD. New York Citv. N. Y. 71 William Street nr.-Pi-December 1932 V. J. ROBERTS A- CO INC United Staten Managers Amount of capital paid up s 400 000 00 NET ASSETS OL COMPANY Cash m banks ion interest ;-nd not on inter-st .... $ 43171087 Bend-, and sticks owned 3 050 774 12 Arcrued securities (interest and rents, etc 1 .... 7799417 Other Securities— " j 110 342 48 Total net assets *3 643 887 *5 ] LIABILITIES Rrsene or amount necessary to reinsure outstanding risk- S 324 634 16 losses due ar.d unpaid 419 474 92 Other liabilities of the company 629 951 00 Total liabilities $1 .774 060 0* Capital 400 000 00 Surplus 1 869 827 57 Total *3.643 887 65 Greatest amount in anv one _ n l k * 500.000 00 STATE OF INDIANA Office of Commissioner of Insurance, I the unders:en-d. Commissioner of In surnnee of Indiana, herebv certify that the above ls a correct rop-- of the Statement of the Condrion of the above mentioned Company on the 31st dav of December, lt-32. ns rhov-n bv the original statement, and that the said original statement is r.ov 00 file in this office Tn Testimony Whereof. 1 hereunto subscribe mv name and affix my official seal, this 15th dav of Julv. 19.73 ISeal] HARRY E McCLAIN. Cqin:mssionor : Statement of Condition of the UNION MUTUAL FIRL INSURANCE CO. Province. R I 19 Weybosset Street On the 31st Dav of December. 1912. 1 FREDERICK T MOSES. President , CLARENCE H CADY. Secretary Amount of capital paid up Mutual NEI ASSETS OF COMPANY i Cash In hanks ion Interest and mv on interest! $ 26 259 46 1 Bonds and stocks owned 757 988 00 Accrued secarities (Interest and rents, etc.i ... 3 821 60 Premiums and accounts due and in process of collection 18.735 48 Accounts otherwise secured ... 54 38 ; Total net asset* .. SBO6 849 92 S LIABILITIES Reserve or amount necessary to reinsure outstanding risks $294 994 62 Losses unadjusted and in sus- _ pense 29 34f, 77 Bills and accounts unpaid. .. 200 72 1 Other liabilities ot the company 13.094 13 Total liabilities *328 646 24 'Guaranty fund ioooooco ; Surplus 378.203 68 j Total *BO6 849 92 Greatest amount in anv one * 20.000 00 STATE OF INDIANA Office ol Commissioner of Insurance ! I. the undersigned. Commissioner of InMirance of Indiana, herebv -ertify that ; ihe above is a correct copy of the Statetnf of the Condition of the abote menned Company on the 31st day of December. 1932 as shown bv the original ] statement, and that the said original ; statement ls now on file in this office. In Tesiimonv Whereof. I horrunto sub- | scribe mv name and affix mv official seal. I this 15th dav of Julv. 1933 I ISeal] HARRY E McCLAIN. Commissioner Statement of CondiUon of the WESTERN ASSURANCE COMPANY Toronto. Ontario 22 Wellington Street. East. On the .71 st Dav of Dccembir. 1932 CRUM * FORSTER. V S Managers Amount of Deposit Capital j 400 COO 00 NET ASSETS OF COMPANY Cash in banks ion interest and not on interest 1 * 374.254 53 Bonds and Stocks owned 3,865 479.71 Accrued Securi'ies 1 Interest and Rents, etc ! 37 715 49 Premiums and Accounts due and in process ot collection 244.483 69 Account* otherwise secured... 415.63 Total net asets *4.522 323 05 LIABILITIES Reserve or amount necessary . to reinsure outstanding risks.*l.64/ 04 467 Losses unadjusted and in suspense 450.741 05 Contingency Reserve 513 081 71 Other liabilities of the company 89.536 69 Total Liabilities $2 700,407 07 Deposit capital 400.000 00 Surplus 1.421.921.98 T° ta ' $4,522 329T05 Greatest amount In any one risk | 100 000 00 STATE OF INDIANA: Office of Commissioner of Insurance J. the undersigned. Commissioner of Insurance of Indiana, hereby cirtifv that the above is a correct copy of the Statement of tire Condition of the above menUoned Comnanv on the 31st dav of December. 1932 as shown bv the original statement, and that the said original statement is now on file in this office. In Testimony Whereof. I hereunto *ub- *£ nb rnv n am o and affix my official seal, this 15th dav of Julv. 19.73. tSea’-J HARRY E. McCLAIN. Commissioner. Statement of CondiUon of the ALLIED AMERICAN MI T. AUTO INS. CO. Boston. Mass 142 Berkeley St On the 31st Dav of Oecember 1932. CHARLES E HODGES President H C KNEPPENBERO JR , Secretary. Amount of capital paid up guaranty espraj imutual!... tiOfIoOOOO NFT ASSETS OF COMPANY Cash In banks ion interest and not on interest 1 $ 19,769 93 Bonds and storks owned 632 491 33 Other Securities— Interest accrued 9.353 60 Premiums and accounts due and in process of collection.. 5.060 07 Total net assets *866 674.93 LIABILITIES Reserve or amoun- necessary to reinsure outstanding risks., t 73.607 80 Lesses unpaid 2.7 373 65 Bills ar.d account* unpaid .. . 3.517.62 Other liabilities of the company 157.930.40 Total lilbllltie* *259 029 47 Capita! 100 000 00 Surplus 307.645 46 Total *666 674 93 STATE OF INDIANAOffice of Commissioner of Inmranc* I. the undersigned Commissioner of Insurance of Indiana herebv certify that the above Is a correct copv of th Statement of the Condi - . >,l the a bo-* mentioned Company on the 31st dav of December. 1932. as shown by the original statement, and that th said original statement is now on file In this office. In Testimony- Whereof. I hereun-o subscribe my name ar.d affix my official seal, this 22nd dav of Julv. 1933. iSeal] HARRY E McCLAIN. Commissioner. Statement of Condition of the MERCANTILE MI ft AL FIRE INS. CO. Providence. R I. 19 Weybosset St On the 31st Dav of December 1932. F. T. MOSES. President. J M Legns. Secretary Amount of capital paid 1:0 Mutual Cos. NET ASSETS OF COMPANY Cash In banks ion interest and not on Interest 1 t 52.569 38 Bonds and stocks owned (market value 1 1,170,240.00 Mortgage loans on real estate 'free from any prior incumbrance 1 12 300 00 Acc*:ed securities 1 interest and rents, etc 1 5,788.59 Premiums and accounts due and in process of collection. 44 137 43 Total net assets *1 285 035.40 LIABILITIES Lorses unadjusted and in suspense * 6 *69 89 Bills and accounts unpaid 3.710.00 Other liabilities of the company 104.737. J 4 Tot*! liabilities ( 715.317 03 Surplus 585.718 37 To‘.*l *1 285 035 40 Greatest *mount In *ny one risk * 147.000 00 ■TATE OF INDIANA: Office cf C-.rr cf Ir.s-'rance. I. the undersigned. Commissioner of In- 1 turance of Indiana, hereby certify that the above ls a correct copv of the Statement of the Condition of the above mentioned Company on the Slst day of December 1932 as shown bv the original statement, and that the said original statement is cow on file la this office. In Testimony Whereof. T hereunto suotcrlbe mv name and affix my official seal, this 23r.d day of JulT. 19*3 [Seal] HARRY t McCLAIN. ■CopimiMianer.

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Statement of Condition of tno VICTORY INSURANCE CO. OF PHILA. Philadelphia. Pa 401 Wsinut St On -he 3i-. Dav of December. IM2 OPHO t LANE. President. A IRVIN VOSS Secretary. Amour.-, of csc.-al pa.d up $1 900,000 OO net assets or Company Cah :n banks m interest and t |93 -* 94 Real estate unincumbered . 53 9*3 to Hind* and stock* owned 137 12* 00 Mbr-g.ige loans on real e-.tat# free from any prior incumbrance 1 *B-30000 Accrued securities 'interest and rents, etc.l . 17.005 96 rremmms ar.d accmmta due aid :n process of collection .. 131 442 20 Accounts otherwise secured ... 21 694 *9 Total net assets $1 *43 499 ii _ LIABILITIES Reserve or amount necessary to reinsure outstanding risks 304 820 62 Losses due and unpaid, losses adjusted and not due. losses dudju ted and in suspense 27 074 00 B-.-s „nd accounts unpaid .. 250 00 uor. ngcncy reserve .. 199 3*o 00 O.ier liabilities of the comp,"v • 19.141.*3 Cwil UaWmi# * * 4*0.636 15 ToUI 11.643 499 11 STATE OF m iNDI A NA* nr °“ M 575 00 Office of Commissioner of Insurance, suraocl "? < K r *i ned - Commissioner of Inthe ' 1 !lf,rrb ' certify that :.V .. f . s 1 ’erect copy of the gtateCondition of the above raen'lonert Company on the list dar of statement ,1 2 a bv th * or -* lnl 5-!tlm!2s' and that - ,h * **“ l original In new on file in this office. *rrihr T £-\- T Ar,T w hrci? j hereunto aubthU i afr '' ray oC*cl teal, this 15th dav of Julv 1933 HARRY E McCLAIN. Commissioner. ® - cment of Condition of th# MAS9AUHUSETTB INDEMNITY INS CO. Boston. Massachusetts. 632 Beaton St of December. 1932. T EBBETS President. ROtrER BILLINGS. Secretary Amount of cspitel pud in 1100 000 on srr assets of company. cash in banks ion interest and not on interesi, $ 71 jpj ss Bonds and stocks owned imartet value, ...... 465.690 00 Accrued ccuritics (interest snd rent* etc. 1 5 8.3100 Other Securi’ies Cash in office * 170 26 Premiums and accounts due and tn process of collection 2 053 43 Total net assets .... *55094734 LIABILITIES Amoun’ and le and no* due banks or other creditors ( 1.6V5 09 Revert e or amount necessary to reinsure ou'sianduig risk 12034932 E • exp of ,n- rst. unpaid claims 4 480 09 Losses unadjusted and in sus- „ tynse *4.710 16 Bills nnd accounts unpaid 3.700 57 En taxes and contingency re- *' 12 787 41 Total liabilities *197 5*2 64 capital 100 000 00 Surplus 253 364 70 Total *550.947 3 4 Greatest amount in any one risk *6.000 00 STATE OF INDIANA Office of Commissioner of Insurance I. the undersigned Commissioner of Insurance of Indiana, herebv certify that the above is a correct copv of ihe Statement of the Conditio.l of the ..hove mentioned Company on the 31st dav of Dcr-mbrr. 1532. as shown bv the original statement, and that the said original statement is now on flic in this office. In Testimony Whereof. 1 hereunto subscribe mv name r.d affix my offlcitl seal, tills 22rd dav of Julv. 1933 I Sea:) HARRY E McCLAIN. Commissioner. Statement oF Condition of the COMMERCIAL STANDARD INSURANCE COMPANY. Dallas. Texas Republic Bank Bldg On the 31m Day of Lerember 1932. CHAS R MOORE. President. J F EARNEST. Secretary. Amoun- of Capital paid up k 400.000 00 NFT ASSETS OF COMPANY Cash in banks mn interest and $ 271 892 42 Real estate unincumbered 188,078 30 Bonds nnd stock* owned (market value. ... . 406,091.80 Mortgage loans on real estate (free from any prior incumbrance' j-g J2B 4g Accrued securities 'interest and *^ n{ * f 'M 9.354.90 Other Securities - Collateral loans 7,400 00 Premiums and accounts due and in process of collection 182 739 88 Total net assets ...*1,341 681 74 _ LIABILITIES Reserve or amount neressarv to reinsure outstanding risk* $ 417.605 55 Losses adjusted and not due . 5 946 91 Losses unadjusted and tn s ;*p#nje 315 322 49 Bills and areounts unpaid 1 00000 Other llabilitlea of the company 11.658 61 Total llabilitlea * 651.533 58 £ a P't! .. 400.00000 Burpluß 290.148 18 To,al Greatest amount in anv one . * 40,000.00 Greatest amount allowed bv rtilr.i of ihe company to be insured in any one cilv, town rSLIIXV* 300.000 00 Glreatest amount allowed to -r b f ‘n anyone block. 40,000.00 BTATri OP iNDIANA: Office of Commissioner of Insurance. and# a nd T r!; if ned - omr hlssloner of Inurance of Indiana, hereby certify that the above Is a coriect copv of the fltateI7nnd o *r- le Condition of the above mentioned Company on the 31st day of December. 1932, as show-p bv the original s a emen . and that the said original ,S nOW ,,? n flle ln th * Office. r-Ph T ** f mono thereof, I hereunto sub- ? am V, nd , afflx my official seal. 22 , nd dav of Julv. 1533 I Sea!) HARRY E McCLAIN. y--I—'Mloner. 1 —'Mloner. Statement of Condition of the EMPLOYERS MUTUAL LIABILITY INSURANCE COMPANY. Wa, ''*u. Wisconsin. 502 Tbir <l St. S !l u? l iL4 av , December. 1933 H J- HAOOE President. w H BURHOP. Secretary. Amount of capital paid up Mutual Cos r . lh , N £T ASSETS OF COMPANY Cash ln banks (on Interest and not on lnteresti $ 399 926 13 Real estate unincumbered 32 065 00 Bonds and stocks owned, convention 'market value).. 3.602 034 70 Mortgage loans on real estate (free from anv prior Incumbrance 1 678 039 60 Accrued securities 'interest and rents, etc 1 7*321 aa O’her securities 149 570 49 Premiums nnd arcoun's due and in process of collection. 367 813 1 3 Total net assets *4.325 080 92 _ S LIABILITIES # or amount nec€&arv to reinsure outstanding risks 616 578 69 Voluntary cor.-lnsent reserve . 250 000 00 Reserve for workmen's compensation losses 3.218 379 92 Other ™tablfltH* UD of the D *eom- 1 ° <H ' B# To'ei liabilities ;::::::::::: Mis?:!*??! ® ur l> lu * ~ .0414114 20 Total *4.325.080 92 Creates* amount allowed bv rules of the company to be insured in anv one cuv. town or village Not Applicable Grea’cxt amount allowed to he insured in anv one Not Applicable Life Companies Maximum risk written Not Applicable STATE OF INDIANA Office of Commissioner of Insurance I. the und'rs.gned. Commissioner of Insurance of Indiana herebv certify that the above la a correct copv of the Statement of the Condition <f the above mentioned Company on the 31st day of December. 1932. as ahown by the original statement, and that the said original statement Is now on flle in this office. In Testimony Whereof. I hereunto subscribe mv nam and afflx my official seal, thia 22nd dav of Julv. 1933 fSea! 1 HARRY E McCLAIN Commissioner. Statement of CondiUon of the EMPLOYERS MUTUAL INDEMNITY CORPORATION Wausau. Wisconsin. 502 Third St. On the 31st Day ot December. 1932. H J HAGGE. President. W H BURHOP Becretery. Amount of rap 'al paid up Mutual Cos. NET ASSETS OF COMPANY Cash In banks on interest and not on interest. * 36 528 79 Real estate unincumbered 8.000 00 Bond* and stocks owned convention /market valuei.. 604 099 61 Mortgage loans or real estate ■free from anv prior Incumbrance* 363 967.32 Accrued securities 'interest and rents, etc > 32 099 64 Premiums and accounts due and in process of collection 84 717 66 Total net assets *1.319.413 03 LIABILITIES Reserve or amount necessary to reinsure outstanding risks ( 435,868 42 Voluntary contingent reserve.. 150 000 00 Reserve for losses 393 131 88 Bills and account* unpaid ... 11 730 70 Other llabilitlea of the company 21.436.66 Total llabilitlea *1.011.177 *6 Surplus 308.338 64 Total (1.319 413 03 •Greatest amount allowed by rule* of the company to be insured in any one city. town or village •Oreateat amount allowed to be lnaured in anv one block •Life Companies Maximum risk written. •Amount retained by company. •Not applicable STATE OF INDIANA; Off.ce ot Commissioner of Insurance. I. the undersigned. Commissioner of Insurance of Indiana, hereby certify that the above is a correct copv of the Statement of the Condition cf the above mentioned Company on the 31st day of December. 1933. as shown by the original statement, a.od that the said original statement ls now on flle ln this office. In Testimony Whereof. I hereunto eubscribe mv name and affix my official seal. this 22nd day of Julv. 1933 __ [BEAL] HARRY t McCLAIN. Cflmmiimnrst