Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 July 1936 — Page 22

Q BY LESLIE AVERY + United Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, July _1.—Barreld John Leonard (Pepper) Martin, discarded from the National League all-star team for the first tine since the annual extravaganza four years ago, turned back pages of baseball history to #1 to remind a fickle public today t he still is the slugging, sliding ild Horse of the Osage.” Pepper didn't actually say “now ~~ look here, what do you mean leav{fig me off the National League allstars—why I won a world series almost single-handed back there for ¢ Cardinals in ’31.” His answer Ww s a dramatic exhibition that Pepper Martin is one of the greatest “money players” of all time. ‘The fun-loving, harmonica-play-ing Pepper, just as keen, fast and h as ever, combined his wits and brawn yesterday to win a couple of ball games for the Cards. They . Were important games, too. [The ps were down and John L. came ugh. The double-barreied win wer the Pittsburgh Pirates broke i¢ Cards’ first-place tie with the ~ Chicago Cubs and gave them a full game margin of leadership. Thinks Pepper Was Slighted

ie ‘The fact that Pepper was not the " choice of the fans in a nation(de ballot to determine personnel the All-Star aggregations, nor Was named by Charlay Grimm in his five personal selections, probably doesn’t mean a hoot to him. would rather spend his off day kering with his midget - automole racer, anyway.. It remains, however, that Martin deserved a berth on the senior circuit squad if ever a player (did. The “Wild Horse” is batting .317, which is a better average than those of Joe Moore and Mel Ot of the Giants, Arky Vaughan of the. Pirates, or Augie Galan of the Cuks, all of whom were chosen to represent the National. There certainly are no flies on Martin's ability as a fielder, and he leads the league in base-stealing.

Comes Through in Pinches

While Mace Brown handcuffed the Cards with three hits in the first game yesterday, it was Martin's triple which brought his namesake, ~ “Stu” Martin, home with the tying - run, It didn’t take a hit to bring Pepper home. He marched in with the winning tally of a 2-to-1 game after Paul Waner had caught Medwick’s fly. In the second game, with the score 3-all in the ninth and ~~ Moore on second, Martin smote a lusty single to make the score Car- ~ dinals 4, Pirates 3. . In the only other Nati game played, the Gign were dropped to fifth place when they fell 9 to 6 before the Boston Bees. Cincinnati's Reds, who were unscheduled, moved into fourth place, ene percentage point ahead of the Giants. The Philadelphia-Brooklyn contest was postponed because | of wet grounds. ; In the American, the New York Yankees continued their slugging spree and whipped the Boston Red Sox twice, 10 to 5 and 6 to 3. |All other games were called off because of cold and wet grounds.

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Vincennes School

League

McMillin, Dean on Summer Coaching Staff.

Times Special | VINCENNES, Ind, July 1.—Two Indiana University mentors will head the third annual Old Post goaching school here Aug. 17-26. Everett Dean, whose Crimson ooters shared the Big Ten ‘hardwood title with Purdue last ‘season, will lead the basketball diwision. - Coach Bo McMillin, whose “five-man backfield” system has lifted I. U. from the gridiron dolwill be football professor at the local school. ~ Beveral high school coaches from ana and Illinois are slated for tures and discussions. The sesis are supervised by Coach Max id of Bicknell and John Adams the host school. $ an added feature, McMillin Kidd will take a squad of inenced Bicknell candidates who p never played in a game and in them for the opening game of } season against Emerson High of 7. An officials’ clinic also will held, and several games will be ed with former Indiana Univer-

J, Bicknell and Vincennes play-

competing. _ arino Given Title Bout With Feesbar

Pepper Martin . . . Comes Through in the Clutch

Goodwill Industry and Standard Red nines are to tangle in a game, date unannounced, which may decide the ultimate winner of the WPA Woodside League. Goodwill has won 18 games this season, while receiving only one set-back. For games with Goodwill, write Eddie Harnishfeger, 523 S. Noble-st, In-

dianapolis. Notice, St. Mary. Baby Lincolns downed the Koko-

TEE TIME

BY PAUL BOXELL

ALTER HAGEN, sometimes smartly referred to as “the Haig,” took a full 73, one over par, in an exhibition match on the Brookwood course in Fort Wayne yesterday. He teamed with John Sonnenburg to defeat Bud Williamson and Pug Allen, all of Rert Wayne, one up in a best ball match. But the scribes in attendance figured something was wrong —believed the Haig’s score should have been lower than that. They finally attributed the total to a drenched course (glory be, it rained somewhere!) and a high wind. Here's a United Press dispatch that bobbed up today from Florida: TALLAHASSEE, Fla. July 1.— Mrs. Edna C. Hagen, wife of Walter Hagen, the golf master, has won the right to sue him in , Pinellas County Court for allegedly evading payment of $250 a month separate maintenance. The state Supreme Court declined to grant Hagen an order to" prevent Judge John I. Viney, St. Petersburg, from hearing the case. The case now goes to the Pinellas County Court. 2 #2 8 RS. FREEMAN P. DAVIS made some measure of squaring up with Miss Harriett Randall ‘when she triumphed in the Women’s Invitational tournament at the Kokomo Country Club yesterday. Miss Randall finished second, The latter eliminated Mrs. Davis in a semifinal match of the city tourney here last week. With rain slowly softening the [fairways—to say nothing of the contenders’ shoes—Miss Davis rounded out an 81, six over par, while Miss Randall carded an 82.

lowed, Miss Lillian Reese had 84, . Ben Parks 85, and Miss Dorothy Ellis, city champion, 86. Other low local scores included Mrs. I. G. Kahn, 87, Miss Carolin Varin, 88, and Miss Mary Gorham, 92. Mrs. Everett Agnew, Highland, won low net honors with 71, employing a handicap of 30.

WONT vouch for this. I just read it somewhere today. The story goes that a golfer drove off the seventh tee and another off the fourth tee on a course in Manchester, Ia. The two fairways run parallel and in opposite directions. One player sliced and the other hooked. Their balls sideswiped in mid-air—careened back on their respective greens. It’s a great stunt if you can do it.

RISKO, STEELE PRIME FOR TITULAR FRACAS

Times Special . SEATTLE, Wash., July 1—Eddie (Babe) Risko, middleweight boxing champion, and Freddie Steele, Tacoma, Wash., yesterday put finishing touches on the contracts for their title match here July 10. Promoter Nate Druxman is confident of a $70,000 gate, over half of which already is in the bank, he | isf: claims. Steele took a decisioh from Risko here last spring in a non-title bout.

WRESTLERS DRAW By United Press : SAN DIEGO, Cal, July 1—Bill Hanson, local wrestler, gained a draw with Sandor Szabo of Hun-

gary, here last night in the main event of the mat show.

SUHR, TRAYNOR ACCEPT Times Special

PITTSBURGH, Pa., July 1—Gus Suhr, Pirates first baseman,

as coach on the National League All-Stars team have accepted for the game on July 7. =~

Three Indianapolis entries fol-| st

‘With Semi-Pros and Amateurs

mo Merchants, 21 to 8, Sunday. Lincolns have scheduled a tilt with the Besinger club at New Albany, July 4. For games with Lincolns, write Earl Smith, 762 N. Sheffield-av, Indianapolis.

With the Clayton game canceled, Nick’s All-Stars are to tarigle with Danville there Sunday. For games with the All-Stars during August, write Daniel Mason, 1045 South Capitol-av, Indianapolis.

Indianapolis Cubs, Negro nine, want games for Sunday during July, starting with July 5. Write Arthur Royston, 1510 Comer-st, Indianapolis, or phone Drexel 4002 between 5 and 7:30 p. m.

V. FP. W. desire a game for Sun-

day. Call Drexel 5930-R, between

3 and 5. Notice, Greentown.

Pivot City Club outslugged Horton Cubs, 16 to 12, at Hortonville. Pivot Club is to travel to Hope Sunday for a game with the Hope Merchants.

Danville romped over Friendly City Merchants, of Lebanon, 18 to 3. Danville is to be host to Hoosier A. C. Sunday.

Fortville Merchants. are to entertain the Falls City Black Caps, July 4, and have scheduled a game at Mohawk Sunday.

Douglas Park A. C. will play New Augusta Sunday at Douglas Park. The A. Cs defeated Wincel A. C,, 7 to 4. For games with the Douglas team call J. Collins, Hemlock 1102,

Softball

Following is the schedule of games to be played in the K. of C. Softball League Sunday: Holy Cross vs. Cathedral at Willard. St. John vs. Holy Name at Christian, St. Joseph vs. St. Mary's at Spades. Holy Trinity vs. St. Francis at Brookside. Sacred Heart vs. Our Lady of Lourdes at Riverside No. 3. St. Philips vs. St. Catherine at Garfield. Holy Angels vs. St. Anthony at Coleman. Little Flower vs. Joan of Arc at Riverside No. 2. LEAGUE STANDINGS WwW L.

Holy Cross. . 0 Lisle Flower... seph 3

. 8 Holy Name..... 6 . John. «s'B St. Francis. vane BD Sacred Heart... 5 St. Anthony.... 5 Holy Trinity. s Holy Angels.. {Joan of , £45

Holy ee undefeated leaders are to meet a team com of league stars at 8:30 tonight in the Softball Stadium, English-ay at La-Salle-st.

'3| Cathedral. . {Our ‘Lady

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Greer A. C.’s took a slugging-bee from Muesing-Mennick Coal Co., 14 to 10. Greer is to play Victory Cleaners in an All-Star League game tomorrow night. Players are asked to report by 7, and if unable to report, call Drexel 2934. LaRussa, Williams, Mulheon, Freije and Kostoff, notice. Greer has dropped only two contests in 22.

Times special SOUTH BEND, Ind, July 1.-— Refusing to accept the Indiana Recreational Association’s softball meet, slated in Indianapolis Sept. 5--1, as a state championship event, South Bend is to hold a meet o the same dates to choose the Indiana representative for the national tourney in Chicago. Officials here claim the - local meet is sponsored by the Amateur Softball Association of America which is organized in 44 states. The state recreation association decided to hold an elimination at the Fairgrounds in Indianapolis after satisfactory reconciliations could not be reached with the local group,

' M’'GEEVER IS WINNER By United Press NEW YORK, July 1.—Eddie MecGeever, 140, New York, won Jver

‘Danny Koplick, 145, New York, here rounds

last night in six in the windup event of a boxing show.

AUTO LOANS

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"| of $200,000 for the heavyweight

Discovery and

for New Duel

Old Rivals Listed to Mee at Chicago; Others May Outshine Them.

By United Press CHICAGO, July 1.—The answer to “whose turn is it—Discovery’s or Cavalcade’s?” will come out of the $10,000 Stars and Stripes Handicap Saturday if these blooded champions stay in the running for Arlington Park’s colorful July Fourth feature. They drew top weights in a field of 42 star nominees including Azucar, Whopper, Hollyrood, Nellie Flag, Chanceview, Myrtlewood, Whereaway and Roman Soldier. Af the height of their bitter 3-year-old season, Discovery chased Mrs. Isabel Dodge Sloane’s big horse across so many finish lines he was dubbed “Cavalcade’s Shadow.” But the next year, Discovery: became the wonder horse of the season while the luckless Cavalcade wallowed in his wake. The Stars and Stripes, second stake race staged at' Chicago's swanky North Side plant this year, may be the opening engagement of their third tense racing year.

More Weight on Discovery

Alfred G. Vanderbilt’s star, fully rested from a long coast to coast campaign that ended with his breakdown in the rich Santa Anita Handicap, was loaded with 138 pounds to 130 for Calvacade and 122 for H. P. Headley’s Whopper. Far down the list at 108 pounds: was Whereaway, which won Arlington’s Inaugural Handicap in the mud Monday. Moving up rapidly, Whereaway finished just two seconds off the world record for seven furlongs with enough to mark him a threat in the Stars and Stripes.

Hollyrood Likely Choice

Hollyrood, which may turn the 3-year-old championship into Headley’s barns in the absence of Bold Venture and Brevity, became another likely choice with an impost of 112 pounds. Dale Shaffer's St. Bernard, winner of Hawthorne's closing stake at a mile and a furlong Saturday, showed his liking for the distance and Illinois owners look to him to push the great Eastern favorites. St. Bernard will carry 117 pounds. Othersesssigned weights included Roman Soldier, 120; Azucar, 117; Stand Pat, 116; Count Arthur, 113; Good Goods, 112; Nellie Flag, 112; Chanceview, 110; Mpyrtlewood, 110; Psychic Bid, 109; Sabin, 108; Delphinium, 108; Billy Jones, 108; Corinto, 108; Sarada, 107; New Deal, 106; Observant, 106, and Threadneedle, 105.

CHAMP GETS $200,000 OFFER TO FIGHT BAER

By United Press NEW YORK, July 1.—Joe Gould, manager of James J. Braddock, announced receipt today of an offer

champion to defend his title against Max Baer at Dallas, Tex, Chicago or California late in September. Gould said he would delay his answer pending outcome of negotiations between Madison Square Garden and the Twentieth Century Sporting Club to stage a BraddockSchmeling bout. The offer, which came from Ancil Hoffman, Baer’s manager, at Dallas, follows: “Should you fail to close for a Schmeling match in New York would you consider a flat offer of $200,000 your end to box Max Baer either in Dallas, Chicago or California late in September? Let me know where I can phone you. Max packing them in or tour.” .

PROTEST BY SAINTS

St. Paul has protested the shifting of Pitcher Bill Cox by the St, Louis Cardinals to their Sacramento farm club in the Pacific Coast League. The Saints claimed Cox on waivers, but the Cardinals announced they had “purchased” the butler from their Columbus chain club.

HUSKIES’ CREWS LEAVE Times Special POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y, July 1.— The University of Washington crews left today for Princeton to compete in the Olympic tryouts after drills here on the Hudson.

Seeks Tennis Matches El Amigo tennis squad wants to schedule matches to be played at Douglas Park or on opponent's courts. ' Call Johnson at Lincoln

7575 or Harrison 1568-R.

Hechinger, Kelly Report Lineups All Ready for Police-Times Bat Fray

Well, it’s all over but the playing. Manager Bob Kelly, Press Agent Joe Wilson and Trainer Eugene O'Sullivan of the City Police nine today came out of a long huddle to report their lineup selections and

| announce they can’t lose.

Manager Frank Hechinger of The Times Pink Stox pulled away from his advisory board to reveal his lineup and confide that the game

is in the bag. Which means that all 5 in readiness for the baseball battle between the: Coppers and The Times nine scheduled for Sunday Morning at 10 at Riverside diamond No. 2 The Bluecoats are undefeated in four starts. The Stox, slightly handicapped by an absolute lack of practice, will be playing their season opener. The lineups: POLICE—Connor, ss; Moxl c; Bauer or Hill, 1b; rf; Marley, cf; Denker, If; Whertz, Pp; and Higgins, p. TIMES—H. Be ple ey. “Sb: P. Boxell Able, 1b; ay oT ; C. Gray, Sp Hechinger, ou: R. Wa;

ayhd. Cc; oo Gilligan or Groseclose; p; and Nicholas, ‘Heaton and Geiss, ut.

Zulu Nine Carded for Exhibition at Stadium Ball Park

The Zulu Cannibal Giants, a “grotesque-appearing” band of baseball players billed as a noveity act from the South Seas, are to make their first local appearance at Perry Stadium tonight against the Sterling Beer club of the Indiana-Ohio League. In addition to their side-show antics, the Giants reportedly exhibit a fast brand of ball which last year produced 133 victories in 174 contests. The visitors play in bare feet, with the exception of the pitcher and catcher. They usually are attired in straw skirts, and are decorated in tribal war paint and nose rings. The “cannibals” have attracted large crowds during their tour, playing before 55,000 fans in three nights at Montreal, Canada. Manager Clyde Hoffa intends to use the regular Sterling lineup which is a contender in the league this year. Russ ‘Paugh is to hurl for the locals.

Hale, 2b; Steptens, Eller, ° p;

D. Manning, ald

City Swim Teams to Vie at Rhodius

Wally Middlesworth, City Recreation Director, today. announced the first city swimming meet for the park swimmers will be held this Sunday at Rhodius pool. Eighteen events for all classes of competition are listed. Rhodius, Willard, Garfield and Ellenberger have entered full teams while several other parks are expected to enter unattached swimmers. The following events are scheduled for Sunday: Girls Under 95 Pounds—40-yard free style, and 40-yard back stroke. Boys Under 100 Pounds—40-yard free style, 40-yard back stroke. Girls Under 110 Pounds—40-yard free style, 40-yard back stroke. Boys Under 120 Pounds—40-yard free style, 40-yard back stroke. Women — 80-yard free style, 40yard back stroke, 40-yard breast stroke, 160-yard free style relay. Men—80-yard free style, 40-yard back stroke, 40-yard breast stroke, diving (four required and four optional), 120-yard medley relay, 160yard free style relay.

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Cash NE banks

jones due and unpai Losses adjusted and not due. Losses unadjusted and in sus-

452,918.84 Other | liabilities of the company 739.760.47

Total liabilities «..cc.00....818, 30 a Capital 1,000,000 Surplus 2,291,382. $i $22,180,.671.62

, 800. 453,921.35

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Total Life com panies: -— Maximum risk w Amount Te i >» company STATE OF INDIANA: Office of Commissioner of Insurance, 1, the undersigned, I ‘of Insurance of Indiana. hereby certify that the above is a correct copy of the Statement of the Conanion of ioned Compan the 31st day of December, {035 as shown by the original statement and that the sald original statement is now on fille in this office. ik iil y Whereof. I hereunto subme 8 and affix my official seal res Bth aay of June. 1936. [Seal] HARRY

100,000.00 20,000.00

. McCLAIN, Commissioner.

Statement of Condition of THE CONCORDIA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY

Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 611 North Broadway. ; On the 31st Ray ot December, 1935. Ww E. LAEGER, President. R. E. A ANDENBURG. Secretary. Amount of capital paid up MEAN 009, 000.00 ASSETS OF COMP. Cash in banks (on rest and’ not on interest) . ..$ 184.304.49 Real estate unincumbered. . 4,005.73 Bonds and stocks owned (market value) Mortgage loans on real estate ples 1 from any prior incumra Accrued ecurities (interest and rents, etc. Accounts otherwise Secured. Bills receivable

Total net assets LIABIL:

Reserve or amount necessa to reinsure outstanding risks. O81, 23 ( Losses due and unpaid 53." Losses adjusted ong not due.. 87.3 Bills and accounts unpaid 3.( other Habit es of She coma : meeceseassrnrses 46,368.56

Tot Jiavilidles: teseinavesns 31. 490, 530-20 .20 Sapial Ly 1666.788. it Total .$4,157,368.37

Greatest amount in any one PISK So. uneusnivinssere wea ri vias $114,870.00 STATE OF INDIANA: Office of Commissioner of Insurance. I, the undersigned, Commissioner of Insurance of India: hercby certily that the above is a correct copy of the Statement of the Condition of es above meutioned Co om anv on 31st day of December, 1 35, as Shown’ by the anginal tatement, and that the said origina’ statement is now on file in this office. In Testimony Whereof, I feregnto subscribe my name and aflix my official seal.

this 8th day of Jude) [Seall HARRY E. McCLAIN, Commissioner.

3,093,188.15

423,360.78 34,903.9 412,083. n cesaanse 5,431.51

.+.$4,157,368.37

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Statement of Coldition i of th DETROIT FIRE & MARINE INS. Detroit, Michigan. 625 Shelby Street. On the 31st Day of December, 1935. WM. H. KOOP, Erendsni. CHAS. A. REEKIE, Secreta Amount oe Capital Jad Li si 800,000.00 ETS OF COMPA

e CO.

(on interest and not on interest) Real estate unincumbered Bonds and stocks (market value)

129,158.56 1,637,733.17

d 1,443,320.00

| Mortgage loans on real estate

jirée 4 from any prior incums-

an cc Bee rents, etc.) 18,013.10 iums and accounts due in process of collection 64,432.64

$3,940,316.51

652,659.04 securities

Total net assets LIABILIT:

Reserve or amount necess to reinsure outstanding 2 Losses adjusted and not due .. Losses unadjusted and in sus-

811,319.07 16,669.00

69,539.00 10,000.00

253,196.66

Foal a 2Vilitles sesessssssss.$1,160,723.73 ,000,000.00 sovsieces eesnine .....$1,779,592.78

$3,940,316.51

500.00 «Greatest amount allowed by a a the company to pe insured in any one city, town or villag *Greatest amotmt allowed to be insured in any one block. *No rule. STATE OF INDIANA: Office of Commissioner of Insurance. I. the undersigned. Beater of Insurance of Indiana. hereby gerHiy that the above is a correct copy of the S ad the Con Lg nf le nove 1 nel,

nse Bills an and accounts unpaid - Our liabilities of he com pan

ribe m this Bn Yioy 4 June, 1936. [Seal] y HARRY MCcCLAIN Coy

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RITE’S Guaranteed

Watch Repairing

Jewelry Shop 13-45 S. Illinois St. 26 Years in Same Location

What a difference in beers. «++ yet there’s one beer p that is getting “the call”

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oth streets. ' On the 31st ay of December, 1935, : C. J. SCHRUS. President. 8 Secretary Amount, of ot Capltal paid Pi $1. 100,000.00 er banks 108 ora and not on ‘inter 15,388.14 Real estate AD emapered us 3 37, 10 Bonds and stocks owned (market value) 3,402,236.70 Mortgage loans on real estate (free from any prior incum-

nce) 125,312.81 ed securities ~ rents, Sie i dus 33,369.96 is and accounts an process of tin, 5 2. oo. 80 Ph otherwise secured ... 5.97

Total net assets .......... ThE Res > a ve Or amoun nec ne T sure outstanding ry 82, 407,389.91 Losses adjusted and not due = 53,874.32 Tosa Snadusted and n a

oni ih 125,560.69 other , Habii ll

. x32 947,771.86 900. 00

100,000.00 Greatest amount allowed by rules of the company bi 2 insured in any Sie ia

Jv te 130:000.00

Life writ STATE OF "IND IANA: Office of Commissioner of Insurance. I, the undersi ied .Commissivner of Insurance of In hereby Jertity Sha the above is a ot Co y of the ment of the Condition of The ¢ above men- | so Vv 31s 5, as “shown by the o riginal and ‘that the oe origina) 1 now on file in t ony Whereof, I Bereanto. ‘subscribe my name and affix mv official day of June,

this 8th HARRY cCLAIN, Sea} CL:

Statement of Condition of the IXIE SURANCE COMPANY

statement. sta

On the 31 5 1 0 Sree 1938, e S ay C. ADL B. SOM Presi stident.

Ta 113,511.25 4456 12.56 692,630.97

. 12.723.30

securities ( et es A

Fe mi 25 and ae Ee ie 181,119.94

Lo .200.$1,466,867.02

priiatement of Condition of the w INSURANCE COMEaNY Newark, ] aCraey, On the 31st Day of December, 1933 JO! R. COONEY, President. : H. C. HOUGHTON. Secret Amount of | up

Muttzage loans on real estate (free from any prior incume brance Avro! securities and rents, etc.) Premi jus and accounts ue and process of rection 229.361.21 Acoounin Xnerwise secured .. 281,943.18

Total net assets ......... +.$33,386,039.56 LIABILITIES Reserve or amount Diecessary to reinsure risks ost 12, 153. 484.03 Losses due and unpaid - 948.71 {oseey 8 usted and not due.. 137338038 Bills Sn in unpaid ... 6.000.00 Other liabilities of the com.P 212,553.65

NY covvcccscsen rsevsscsnse .$14,659,236.97 9.397,690.00 9.329.112.59 $33,336.039.56

ne $ 829,555.00 sie OF INDIANA: Office of Commissioner of Insurance. 1. 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 men: tioned Companv on the 3ist of r, 1935, as shown by the go nS statement. anda that the said original statement 1s now on file in this office. In Testimony Whereof. I hereunto subscribe mv name and aiiix my official seal this 8th day of June, . Seal] BARRY E. McCLAIN, Commissioner.

86,981.60

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“ Statement of Condition of the EQUITABLE LIFE INR aNCE COMPANY

Des Moines, Iowa. . : Sixth Avenue & Locust Street. On the Bist Day of December, 19385. H. NOLLEN, President. J. wo HUBBELL, Secretary. Amount of c8phal Paid 19D MiP . $1, NET ASSETS OMPANY

Cash in banks (on tr and not on interest ....§ 8,444.69 Real estate unincumbered.. ty fy 136.45 Bonds and stocks owned (market <value) 47,570,396.67 Mortgage loans estate (free Bm any prior incumbrance) Accrued securities and rents, etc.) Loans made to policyholders Premiums and accounts due and in process of collection Accounts otherwise secured.

00,000.00

40,011,561.05

3,191,758.38 28,176,997.14

2.936,455.00 4,383,505.95

$148,663,255.33

Reserve or amount necessary to reinsure outstanding

$129,701,812.00 Logs adjusted and not. due 339,975.68 Losses Shadjusted and in ao er 690.00 ills De ® Counts unpaid . 108. 871. 20 Be liabilities of the come 11,384,241.80

pany Coal a 20llities eecssssses -8141,584.530. 63 . 3.000,008.00 6,068,664.65

. Sapisl "es ees $148,663,255.33

Total net assets LIABIL

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Total Life companies:—Maximum risk written $300,000.00 Amount retained by company...$75,000.00 STATE OF INDIANA: Office of Commissioner ot Insurance. I. the undersigned. Commissioner of Insurance of Indiana, hereby gertity that the above is a correct copy of the Statement of the Condition of the ys men: tioned Comvanv on the, 31st day December, 1935, as shown by the d8% ns statement. and that the said original statement is now on file in this office In Testimony Whereof I Tort subscribe mv name and affix mv official seal this 8th day of June, 1936. ISeall HARRY E. McCLAIN, Commissioner.

Statement of £ondition, of the FEDERAL INSUR GMPANY Jersey. Dies Now Caerse wark Avenu On ‘the Sst. Das of December. 1938 HENDON CHUBB. Presiden GODDARD. ev. Amount of capital paid up .. $2.000.000.00 N. ASSETS OF ¥ ‘COMPANY Cash in banks

fon interest B 2nd not, on tefesh ed iia 8 2.644.484.51 n ocks own ket va value) : 15.464.535.19 pand © ents, ‘ele o.oo. 104,585.55 mium nd accoun To and In process of ection 361. 822.33 Aceounts otherwise secured.. 9.117.13 Total net assets $18.494.544.71 Tia IL Reserve 125 amount FY ke ye nsure Ren $ 1.123.431. Losses due and un

aig 919.058. other fiabilities pr the com- 1.586.139.07

+ 4 ao one mu a Statement of Condition of the STATE OF INDIAN Office of Eomrassioner ot Insura I. the undersigned, a oe Insurance of Indiana. hereby Seritly that the above is a correct copy of the Statement of the Condition of the above mentioned Company on the 31st day of December, 1935, as shown by the original statement, and that the said original is now on file in this office In Testimony Whereof. I hereunto subscribe mv name and adiz my official seal.

this 8th day of June, 1936. E. McCLAIN, 18eal] Hine x Commissioner

Statement of Condition of the FARMERS & TRADERS LIFE INSURANCE CO i Syracuse, New York 418 State Tower Building On the 31st day of December, 1935. THOMAS Ou YO , President. EDWIN W ENNE, Secretary.

Amount of PR aid up __. $300,000.00 mou NET ASSETS’ OF A MPANT Cash in v2 (on interest and not on interest) $ 269,967.75 Real estate unigumbered. = 762,711.47 tocks owned (marBonds hen or ° 1,668,826.95 Mortgage loans on Jeal estate I om any Pr 4 AE ,810.25 Avo securities (interes and rents, €tC.) eecsesssees 119,775.9% Other securities— Pett sh

ca Taxes Pn Tvanced Policy loans Premiums and accounts - due ‘and in process of collection.

al net assets _.......... ..$6,943,597.1. Total ne LIABILITIES Reserve or amount Decessary reinsure outs Ess, 111 118. 321

165,607.8"

L ks due and unpaid Be and accounts u paid, 18, 830. 34 Oe liabilities o 343,531.27

Total liabilities ...c..cc....$6,210, Soo apital 432, 1927.28

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w n 40,000.00 jie by company 10,000.00 Sttice of Commissioner ford Jnsurance. 1. the undersigned. missicner of ja. surance of Indiana, ny certifv_tha the above is a correct copy of the Statement of the Condsion of eS 20 mel,

tioned Compe dav Decem wn Be gay ot mber, Tos, a “shows hy Seine:

ce v Whereof. I hereunto subhe Iv. ‘name 2nd of affix mv official seal his 8t ay of June, Seal ARRY E. McCLAIN. i ] Commissioner.

tement of Condition of the THE CoNnECTICUT FIRE INSURANCE rtfo; Connecticut. Ba Erinty Stree

30 ¥ t of December, 1935, oF WARD MILLIGAN, President.

OF HLARS. Beoret a Amoun) of {of capita ) aid vn, BS 2000 ,000.00

' (on in rest 3 937,201.56 16,526.00

d i 15,587,279.00

729,838.13 143,612.43 14,250.00

677,259.36 1,911.55

incumbr Accrued “Securities and rents,

loan . Premiums and accounts due in process of collection. val

ses esvassssnsne

sensariss '$ 4.845,487.78 EE ood Som Bd MI

sid ie Bupa a cone 97.

esicssssnsareen ugecs a

{Total Monies seeisareanecs B G007.674.48

eiesissersessnasannas 13,070,293 55 Greatest "amount ins one, 2000000 be insured ed one 2 the

1,844.261.21.

T 3 was Reside: Amount of SaRELP i Bo Cash in banks (on and not on interest) Real estate unincum Bonds and stocks owned (market value) ortgage loans on real estate (free Jom any prior incume

Accrued Securities (interest and rents, etc.)

Total net assets LIA

Re Tonics meetin abe sure outstan r re 668,71 Losses unadjusted and | In 3 9

Bi Sispenss Other liabilities. “at gr PRAY. sscailsscainsinciasesnse 81,388.33 $ 762,981.14 ..$ 400.000.00 ..$ 207,849.83 © $1,370,830.97 © 1,000.00

jes— Maximum risk writ Amount retained in co

000.00 «Shocseded by E. H. Speckman as Presie cent January 21, 538. ATE OF (NDIAN

Altice of So iy of Insurance. I. the undersigned. Commissioner of Ine surance ” Indiana. | ay of ute that the -above e ment of the Condition pri the above n is tioned Companv on the 31st dav December, 1935, a3 shown by the origina statement, and that the 1d igi statement is now on file n thi Bold anc af Fersint en me an 36 m a this 8th day of June, Yo {Seall HARRY E . McCLAIN, Commissioner.

Statement of Condition of the FIREMEN’S MUTUAL INS. CO. 0 Weybosset St. On ne 3s Day of December, 1938 A. MOS Vice-President

yovidenice

Cash in banks (on interest and not on interest) Real estate unincumbered.. Bonds and stocks owned (mar= ket value) Mortgage loans on real estate (Free from any prior incumbrance Accrued securities and: rents, ete.) . .s..ac.nan. Premiums and Sbeveints due nd in process of collection. 79,710.27 Punds held by Adj. Division... 6,950.00

++. $4,762,205.58

257,054.01 137,869.31 4,066,446.67

185,288.76 (interest 28,886.58

Total net aggers LIABILITIES Reserve or amount necess to reinsure outstandin risks. $2,257,532.93 Losses unadjusted and 37.464.57

24,362.00 Other liabilities of the company 77.00

Total ....cccdvecunnss .re..$4,762,205.58 Greatest amount in any on riamiie sapere assevaseenes $263,000 STATE OP INDIAN * Office of Ror of Insurance. I. the undersigned, Commissioner Jf Ine surance of Indiana. hereby certify thay the above is a correct copv of the Sta ment of the Condition of the above men: oned Companv on the 3ist day Hoe er 1935, as shown by the origina statement. and that the said original statement is now on file in this office In Jesumony Whereof. 1 hereunto, ‘sube scribe mv name and affix mv official seal. this 8th day of Te, 1936. [Seal] HARRY E. McCLAIN, Commissioner.

De nse Bills and accounts unpaid..

#sseessescastescassanss

Statement of Condition %f the CITIZENS INSURANCE COMPANY Jersey City, N. J 15 Exchange Place. On the 31st al December, 1938. Ry M. President. YDE P. SMTi Seerstaty. 1,000,000

Cash in Ly (on interest and not on interest) . Bonds and (Market Value) Accrued Srroiies and rents, etc.) 18,874.58 Premiums and A d and in process of collection.. 331,708.78

Total net assets enaiiney ..$2,086,190.83 BILITIES Reserve or am 1 AB necess to reinsure outstanding as 346,744.65 Losses adjusted and not due.. 64,041.07 Bills and accounts unpaid . 38, Other dasninvies of ‘the i 35,802.23

compan, cehvasvnseavanes Total Jiabliities sessescosssanse boi Cap 1000.00

$ 613,007.47 2,031,600.00

Ti last amount allowed by rules ‘of the Sompany. 1 to be insured in any one city, town or village. *Greatest amount allowed to be insured in, any one block.

rule. STATE OF INDIANA: Office of Commissioner of Insurance 1, the undersigned, Commissioner of Ine surance of Indiana, hereby gerfity that the above is a correct copy of th 5 Said. ment of the Conaiiion of the a tioned Company he 31s day of J ve 1935. as shown by tite origina statement, and that the said original statement is now on file in this office. In Testimony Whereof. 1 hereunto sube Seri em name 2nd aflix my official seal, this ay of June, iSeall HA E. McCLAIN, Commissioner.

Sen So Condition of the LIBERTY NAT Jo] kN LIFE E INSURANCE

Birmin ngham, A Ala. Avenue and 20th-st. On the 31st Day of Dee 1938 z Fra NK P. SA Amount of capital paid up NET ASSETS OF COMP, Cash in banks (on interest and not on interest) $ 184,727.55 Real Estate unincumbered .... 463,419.5 Bonds and stocks owned (market value) ... 829,410.47 Mortgage loans on real estate ree | from any prior incumran Aree and rents, etc.) Policy loans Premiums and accounts due and in process of collection... Aan otherwise secured ...

797,178.57

18,283.35 50,485.11

43,805.71 13,150.00

securities

Total net astets

Reserve or amount necessary { reinsure outstanding Jaks Losses adjusted and (installment claims) . Losses unadjusted and in susense

%s2, 331,285 5 40,567.39 20,629.60 17.415.95 167,722.48 3208 ,577,620. a

145.00 33808 2

se Bills and accounts unpaid .... Other liabilities of the come pany .

sevsscssrasn

Total liabilities Capit Sapiial .

Total ior Ts Comninanies -— Maximum ris Anant et by company. A *No limit

3TATE OF INDIANA: Office oS Sommissiones ot Insurance,

7,500.00

e is a ct v of the Pent of the Condition o or

statement, statement is now on file in In Teshmorny Whereof in bis me and affis my official

scribe my this 8th gh of June. 19 [SEAL] HARRY E. MeOLAIN, Commission:

Statement of Condition of the FEDERAL LIFE 8 NCE COMPANY i Clicage. Illinoi 168 North Michigan oO vent On the 31st Dav of December. " 1938, 1S4A MILLER HAMILTON. “President. decir. oF "GoM

$375,000.00 ANY bi

R. THOMPSO Pr of capital Nims 6.214,752. 1,565.230.50

in 5 .... 3217.16418

his got

ZH, Accounts Total net assets i iy" 310.020,

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