Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 July 1936 — Page 25

Plug Upward Despite Ills

Blimb Within Game of Cubs - as Winford Steps Into Pitching Break.

By United Press NEW YORK, July 31.—Frankie Prisch had his St. Louis Cardinals " a game of the National League ceiling today despite troubles enough to take the heart out of a less hardbitten bunch. . Only .a gas house gang could take _ the blows the Frischmen have suffered and stay in the thick of the fight. | Paul Dean, who was expected to “garry about a third of the pitching load, is lost indefinitely with a sore arm. Dizzy Dean is terribly overworked. Stu Martin, sensational rookie infielder, is laid up with ‘stomach trouble. But .the Cards keep plugging along. ~~ There’s not another team in the Jeague that doesn’t boast stronger pitching than the Cardinals. Besides Dizzy (Double Duty) Dean, there are only Jim Winford, a gem of a rookie; undependable Roy - Parmelee; another question mark in - Adolph Heusser; and a trio of old men by the names of Jess Haines, George Earnshaw and Flint Rehm. To offset spotty. pitching the Cardinals have their famed fight and a batting punch featuring the bludgeons of Joe Medwick, Johnny Mize and Pepper Martin. Winford handcuffed the opposition with four hits for his sixth victory as the Cardinals defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers, 7-0, yesterday. The first-place Chicago Cubs Jost their second straight to the New York Giants, 3-1, to have their two-game margin of leadership cut in half. Pittsburgh defeated the Boston Bees, 5-3, in 11 innings. - Cincinnati and Philadelphia split @& doubleheader, the Reds taking the opener, 5-0, and the Phillies the nightcap, 5-4. The first-place New York Yankees had their American League lead clipped to 72 games, losing to Detroit, 5-4, in 10 in- - nings as runnerup Cleveland defeated Washington, 11-8. Fourthplace Chicago defeated Philadelphia, 7-4, and moved to within half a game of Boston which lost to St. ~ Louis, 4-3.

Yesterday's Hero: Kiki Cuyler, Cincinnati outfielder, who hit eight successive singles as the Reds divided a doubleheader with Philadelphia.

Pittsburgh Named Pro Tourney Site

P. G. A. Event to Be Held May 24-30.

By United Press WASHINGTON, July 31.—The 1937 Profesional Golfers Association tournament has been awarded to the Pittsburgh (Pa.) Field Club, it

was announced today by the P.G. A. president, George R. Jacobus. In announcing the tourney for May 24-30, Jacobus said that although it was the earliest the event . had ever been scheduled, that the date should be popular with pros and enable the champion to make the most of his title. The Field Club guaranteed the association $12,000 for the tourney.

Hoag Responds.

to Treatment

By United Press

DETROIT, July 31.—Condition of Myril Hoag (above), New York Yankee outfielder, who was injured in Tuesday's game with the Detroit Tigers at Navin Field, was reported “favorable” at Harper Hospital today. Hoag underwent an operation last night for relief of a brain injury suffered when he collided with Joe DiMaggio while chasing a fly ball. Physicians said that Myril’s condition was not serious, and after the operation announced that he had responded to treatment. The operation was performed by Dr. Frederick Schreiber, brain specialist. He said it was necessitated to remove fluid from outside the players’ brain.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Milwaukee 2 4 St. Paul Minneapolis

Kansas Wo Colum

Louisville

AMERICAN L LEAGUE

W. L. 64 34 Ps Detroit ... 57 42 .576{Washgton.. 53 46 .535/|St. Louis 51 45 .531/Phildlphia. NATIONAL LEAGUE .. 57 36 -S13/0incinnati. St. Louis 57 38 .600 Bos

New York. 53 paral hia. Prtebun 50 26 .521|Brooklyn. .

Games Today

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Milwaukee at INDIaNAROLIS (night). St. Paul at Toledo (n night) Kansas City at Louisville; to play later

W. L. Pct. 51 46 .52 49 49 .500

33 63 .344 32 65 .330

New York. Cleveland. Boston ... Chicago. ..

Chicago

35 61 4365

da 4 “Minneapolis at Columbus; to play later

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Washington at Detroit. New York at Cleveland. Boston at Chicago. Philadelphia at St. Louis.

NATIONAI LEAGUE Chicago at New York. St. Louis at Brooklyn. Pittsburgh at Bos Cincinnati at Philsdeiphia (two).

Results Yesterday

AMERICAN A OCIATON Minneapolis . 011 320—10 12 0 Columbus . 000 320 000— 5 11 5 Bean, McKain and Hargrave, George; Macon, Potter, Ryba and C ervinko.

Kansas City . 302 023 000—10 13 2 Louisville 010 000 001— 2 8 Vance and Madjeski; Marrow, Bass, is ing and Thompson.

St. Paul at Toledo; to be played later date.

AMERICAN, SEAGUE Washington 111 000— 8 12 Cleveland . 103 001 21x—11 14 De8hong. Castarella and Millies: Blaeholder. Hudlin, L. Brown and Pytlak.

6b 010 0— 412 0 0 000 220 1— 5 14 1 Broaca, Malone and Dickey: Rowe ana Hayworth.

Phil det hia 010 100 002— 4 9 2 Chic ‘a ° 200 110 03x— 7 13 1

Rhodes Lisenbee and F. Hayes: Kennedy and Sewell.

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Lewis | Battle

Light-Heavy vy Champ Forced to Make Late Rally - for. Decision.

By United Press H, July 31.-—Light-heavyweight champion John Henry Lewis rallied in the late rounds to defeat slugging Al Gainer of New Hgven, Conn. last night in a nontitle bout that brought 20,000 fans

to Forbes Field. Gainer, swinging hard left hooks from a peculiar crouch, had the best of the going until the eighth round and once or twice seemed headed for a knockout .victory. Lewis, boxing carefully, came out in the ninth as the aggressor, broke the skin over Gainer’s left eye and began a vicious counter attack that earned him the unanimous decision. The heavy-hitting Gainer, ranked as No. 1 challenger for Lewis’ title, entered the ring at 177.pounds, one less than the champion and two over the weight limit. He did the early leading and had Lewis backing away, opening an old cut over the title-holder’s right eye in the sixth. But with the crowd yelling for a . knockout, Lewis cautiously boxed himself out of danger, then reeled to his cogner. In the eighth, the tide suddenly turned in favor of the champion. Gainers’ punches lost some of their steam and Lewis appeared stronger, having much the hest of the infighting. Both Negroes punched savagely in

the twelfth round “until Gainer tired. °

Standings and Results

102 000 000— 3 8 1 001 100 02x— 4 7 4 tell and and "Giuliani R. Ferrell, Berg: Thomas

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Chicago 100 00 71

0 000— 1 000 003 00x— 3 6 1

C. Davis, Henshaw. Warnek Hartnett; Hubbell and Mancuso, ¢ and Hart

‘St. Loui 030 001 012— 3 12 0 Brookiyn 000 000 000— O 3

Winford and Ogrodowski;

Frank Clark and Berres, Phelps. house,

(Eleven Innings) 000 00:3 000 02— 5 1 0 000 300 000 00— 3 4 ul on, M. Brown and P , Cantwell and Lopez. adden: Bush

(First Game) Cincinnati 100 004 000— 5 1 Philadelphia 000 000 000— 0 3 0

Hallahan and Lombardi; Johnson, Harris and Atwood.

( Second Game)

102 006 001— 4 10 1 300 101 00x— 5 10 2 Derringer. Frey and Benge, Passeatl and Wilson.

Bowman,

Hollingsworth, Campbell;

MAJOR LEADERS

LEADING BATTERS

G. AB. R. i Aver. genre, Yankees... 98 133 141 .381 Radcliff, White Sox 82 Appling, White Sox 81 Averill, Cleveland . 97

Sullivan, Cleveland 60 HOME RUNS Cg, ent akees- £5 Que. Rr ey 0X .. ver evelan 2 Trosky, Cleveland 29 0 . RUNS BATTED IN Troskey, Cleve....104|Medwick, Cards . Averill, Cleve. ... 99|Gehrig, Yankees. . Foxx, Red Sox... 97 Goslin, Tigers . HITS --147|Med wick, Cards. 143

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McMillen Passes Up Steinborn Go

Obtaining a “a formidable foe to send against Milo (Bear Hug) “strong man,” is no easy matter, according to Matchmaker Lloyd Carter of the Hercules A. C. The promoter has signed for next Tuesday

Sports Arena, but to date has been unsuccessful in getting n worthy opponent. Jim McMillen, Chicago, was originally carded to go against but Jim said he found it

Steinborn has “bear hugged” his

| way to three consecutive triumphs | here, tossing Irish Psat O’Shocker, | Rudy Laditzi and Dick Raines in

the order named. Carter has lined

{ up his semi-windup for next week.

The tussle will bring together Am Rascher, 218, Cedar Lake, Ind. and Frank Brown, 220, Wichita, Kas. GARIBALDI 18 VICTOR By United Press NEW YORK, July 31.—Gino Garibaldi, Italian grappler from St. Louis, threw George Koverly of California, here last night in the feature attraction of the mat show at Queensboro stadium.

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‘RE anticipating a healthy family squabble for the club out at Coffin during the next few weeks, so President Ken Hoy has called a council of

testants may knock off their 36hole trial any time before Sunday, Aug. 9. Prexy Hoy was naming an impromptu list of the boys who are likely prospects for the championship battle royal and he recled off Phil Renforth, Weiland, O. E. Cummins, Bernie Bray, Charlie Boswell, Bobby Dale and Dick Keil. Of course there are others, but it was most noticeable that he overlooked Bill Reed and George Petersen, city champion and runner-up, respectively.

% 8 = Perhaps Ken figures it’s so apparent where the two stand they are automatically included in the .list. It surely couldn’t be that at they are ineligible, or something akin, What's more, Chief Hoy didn’t even mention himself. Or aren’t they using handicaps this {ime? ” # 2 ICHARD HOHL, 18-year -old . caddy at Hillcrest, bags a hole in one and is quite! pleased, but it doesn’t affect his score for the round the way you would expect. He finishes with a 95, which is plenty of strokes above his usual good card. You see, that ace gets him into difficulties. Young Hohl, Caddy Master Damon Spalding and Caddy Ed Juniper start out in late afternoon and decide to play the back nine. On No. 12, Hohl dumps in his ace with a 155-yard pitch off his eightiron.

0 ® 2 After the celebration they suddenly figure he’s got to go the entire 18-hole round to make his feat official. So, when they finish the back nine they swing right into the first nine. Master Hohl, all pepped up (he’s not at all accustomed to scoring holes in one), shoots the back course in a snappy 37. ) 8 2 = USK closes in on them as they J) round the third green. They can barely see the hole on the fifth. When they reach the sixth tee it is

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emerge on top. Gazer Gronauer will be in for a - round of pestering from the betting boys at Pleasant Run, though. How about a hot tip on the Coffin i classic, Fred?

Corbett to Battle Bazzone on Coast

Times Special SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. July 31. —Young Corbett, former welterweight champion, will trade punches here tonight with Mike Bazzone, Pittsburgh middleweight scrapper, in a 10-rourd battle. Bazzone has agreed to scale down to 160 pounds for the match with the Fresno. left-hander, who now weighs 155. Corbett recently whipped Johnny Dias, Fall River (Mass.) middleweight, by a knockout, in a comeback attempt.

CARDS MOVE SCHOOL The St. Louis Cardinals are to conduct a baseball camp for youngsters at Ada, Okla., beginning Monday. A similar camp formerly was held at Springfield, Mo. -

SAINTS LOOKING AHEAD St. Paul of the American Association has signed Homer Foster, a left-handed pitcher from Red Wing, Minn., to to report next spring.

Statement of Condition of the MAMMOTH re .2 8 IDENT INSURLouisville, Kentucky. 608 W. Walnut Street. On the 31st Day 201 December. 1935. H. E. ch, Presi WELL, Secretary. paid up 000.00 'S OF COMPANY Cash in banks (on interest and not on interest) Real estate unincumbered (less depreciation) nds and stocks owned (market value) Mortgage loans on real estate ree from any prior incum- & Accrued securities (interest and rents, etc.)

JEM Amount of capital NET ASSET:

. 317,831.31 32,700.80

19,695.22 2,659.74

1,843.00 3,942.43

$392,234.65 | Re

Reserve or amount necess: to reinsure outstanding Tisks Vs114, 291.00 Losses due and unpaid 618.04 88.00

Losses unadjusted Estimated taxes Bills and accounts unpaid .... 516.31 Sata) labilities .$120,493.35 Capital . 200,000.00 Surplus 71. 741. 30

otal $392,234 a3 Greatest amount in any one risk § 500.0 *Greatest amount allowed by rules of the company to be insured in any one city, town or village. *Greatest amount allowed to be insured in any one block. *No maximum. Life Companies; —Maximum writ-

Amount retained & 8 500.00 compan J STATE OF INDIA 3: pany. Office of Commissioner ol 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 abové mentioned Companv on the 31st day of December, 1935, as shown by the original statement, and that the said origina) statement is now on flle in this office. seabel mony Where ls 1 Lr subv affix my o 1 this an day of June, 1936. sea Seal ‘HARRY .E. McCLAIN

{ mmissioner. Statement of Condition o GLENS FALLS INSURAN a4 kCo. Glens Ras:

and Glen

Cor. Bay On foe’ sist’ 0 Streets, R.S. B

of o Presider 1935

Amount of tof capital Jeld up

in 0000 Cash ne banks s Orr and not on interest) ...... % 1.596, S108 Real estate unincumbered . 802,216.85 ds and stocks owned (market value) Mortgage loans on real estate Mree Join any prior incum-

13.025,577.1

853.644.72 23.087.57 255,411.56

ers Assn’s. 100,531.01 Reinsurance due on paid losses 90.620.25 Premiums and accounts due and in process of collec tion 1,002,361,03

Total net assets $17.750.367.55 LIAB

Reserve or amount hii ni to reinsure outs Ry 5.963,150.26 489,936.00 52.356

660,490.00 698,788.67 . '$7,864,720.93 7.385.646.62

Total $17.750,367.55 Greatest amount in any one

gro llowed by rules of the et la" akirea 13 any sus i.

*Greatest amount allowed to be insured in any one block.

*No rule. TATE oF INDIANA Affice of BL atoner o! Insurance. in TL the eT Commissioner or Io surance of Toda ana. hereby cert the above is a py of To Statement of the of the Por mes.

the v the original said original Ihe this office.

RB name and. affix mv official seal (Bf ay of Jung, 121 ween, ! Bi ay Statement of Condition of the

ENTERPRISE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY

Losses due and un Losses adjusted an

doses unadjusted and in sus-

Total liabilities .........: Capital

esses .ssssssens essence

Surplus eesvens resavey

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2 [ea.erssssadececeteranne

Total Habilities corre mE

Surplus

sersesussnansensases LIANE 1

Caters snasasenines+32.006.328.

H. A. C. Still Tops

Hoosier A. C., needing only one more victory te clinch the city remains undefeated after a narrow call last night at the Garfield pool in .which the downtown swimmers eked out a 2-to-0 victory over Willard Park. Bud Hook and Louie Mahern registered the two goals for H. A. C. The league schedule will close next k, with the loop title dependon the game Tuesday night at Ellenberger pool between H. A. C. and the Indianapolis Athletic Club. In the other scheduled match last night Ellenberger forfeited to Longacre paddlers.

Four Local Drivers in Fairmount Races

The Midwestern Auto Racing Association announces a speed program will be presented at the Grant County fairground in Fairmount Sunday. Among the entrigs received to date are four Indianapolis drivers,

Les Duncan, Doug Berry, Johnny Ve Horn, and Charlie Crawford. The program is to consist of three five-mile elimination races and a 15-mile feature, with the first event to start at 2:30.

CARRACIOLA WINS BOUT By United Press NEW YORK, July 31.—Pete Carraciola, 138, New York, outpointed Paris Apice, 134, Providence, R. I., here last night in ‘the 10-round feature event of the boxing program,

Statement of Condition of the MIDLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

Columbus, Ohio. 17 South High Street. On we ut Day of December, 1935. W. STEINMAN, President. POON. Secretary. Amount “or” Sapital pa Paid But EN 300,000.00 NET NY. Cash in banks (on Ontercst and not on interest) $ 626,373.55 Real estate unincumbered .. 2,891,232:.19 Bonds and stocks owned (market valu 5,792,366.43 Mortgage loans on real estate (free from any prior incum- . brance) 9,642,693.13 348,006.69 4,062,644.89 Be oy! Bae certificates 64,000.00 ills SoesIvel and agents bal61,903.57 9,774.61

484,668.24

8,263.00 180,676.54

$23,811,249.76 606,727.39 3,168.54 39.389.11 37,802.42 83,000.00 59,514.95 9,290.53 573/242.92 136,272.44 .$22.408.408.30 '$ 1,102,841.46 $23,811,249.76 $100,000.00

Miscellaneous Premiums and accounts due and in process of collection Accounts otherwise d due from other Co’ Less: Nonadmitted A cee

Total net assets LIAB

Prem. Inter Fun Prem. interest amas rents paid in ad vance

Rese Dividends left win Co. serve for tax Losses unadjusted suspens Bills and accounts unpaid.. Dividend liability Other liability

Saroias unassigned funds..

tal Life Companijes— Maximum risk written ... Amount Tetained by 25,000.0 STA: s 00.00

TE F INDIANA: Officé of Commissioner of Insurance. I. the undersigned. Commissioner of Insurance of Indiana, the above 1s a correct copv of the Statement of the Condition cf the above Mel. tioned Companv on the 31st aay December, 1935, «as shown. by he oFlgtnal statement, and that the said origi statement is now on file in this office. Testim ony Whereof, T hereunto suband affix mv official seal

ribe m this 8th. ay of Jun [Seal] H Y E. McCLAIN. Commissioner

Statement of Condition of the

| HOME FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE

Emo alifornia On the 31st LEviboN of Dacembe

EDWARD V Amount of capital paid up . Cash i anks inte

Bonds and stocks owned (market value) Mortgage loans on real estate dirce from any prior incumrance) 270,227.54 Accrued. securities rents, etc. 57,570.73 Collatere) loans ...........vu0. - 8,500.00 Bills receivable 847.58 du a 401,098.45 1,585.86

Premjums and accounts e ocess of collection $6,208,820.99

5.178,047.93

and in pr Accounts otherwise secured

Total net assets LIA

Reserve or amount necessary i reinsure outstanding

S Losses adjusted and not due. es Losses unadjusted and in sus-

ense and accounts unpaid.... Other” liabilities ot the com-

2,069,967. 3 10,210.

338,753.72 156,236.12

Total $6,208,820.99 We have no hard and 1a ay regarding either block or limits. amount that we tne & depends AL oh 3 n construction of buiidin ings, widt the streets, water supply, fire protection and other conditions. No two cities or towns are STATE OF INDIANA: Office of Commissioner of Insura. Fancs, 1. the undersign ssioner of Insurance of indiana. ereby certify that ¢ the ement

above is a correct co o ,000:00 | of the Condition of the, Shove Mentioned

Company on the is mber 1935" as shown oh Satement and that the said “origin statement file in this off: 108, In Testimony Whereo unto subdscribe my n and affix % Sotticial seal

thi 30 — of June, {Seall Y E. McCLAIN, Commissioner.

Statement of Condition of the MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-

Spri On the 31st Da

Massachu tate Street of December, 1935. EANT, President.

Mortgage loans estate (free from aay prior 139.237,984.29

11,282,781 .59 Cntr 1,447.843.95

11,800.006.30

na ous AIS ass, 041,807.70 Am

srsnsaasade

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Water Polo Loop =:

_$3.098.45.49 pp rn

n i. 7 Hd 3 hg Amount of cap! NET ASS

nd mot on interest) i) 3.308.543 TT gal es unincurabered 4,133,561.°3 Bond a0 ad yeouks gwned (mass 75.233.145.83 Joans on real estate {free from any prior incumbrance) ied rents,

jums and accounts due in process of collection 4.772.467.55

Basses ..iesivine. 97 Total net .... FUT OES

Reserve mount necessary outstanding to Teinsure san, 355.70 Losses due and unpald, losses usted and not

(un: losses) Bills” and acgopnta unpaid. .

Voluntary Other Nabilities ‘ot the come pany

40.813. 208 a

2,000,000.00 Total Jiabilities essssscinnes Capital I veaatsessenes $1 483.923 21

000.00 of one

*Greatest amount LSioved b: the company to insured oy town or

rule esGreaest amount allowed to be insured in any one block. *sNo rule. STATE OF INDIANA® Office of Commissioner ot Insurance I. the undersign mmissicner of Ine surance of Ind a. Goreny certifv hat the above is a correct co of the Sta ment of the Condition of the above men: tioned Comnanv on the 31 av December, 1935, as shown " the inal statement. and that the igina) stater ent is now on file in ti In Testimony Whereof, I scribe my name and affix my official seal this 8th day of June, 1 [Seal] HARRY E. McCLAIN Commissioner.

rules any

_ Statement of Condition of the HARMONIA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Buffalo, New York. On th 31a “Day Boren: ber, 1935. n the 31st, Day o cember, WILFRED KURTH President, HARRY SCHULTE, Secretary. Amount of Sanita) pala ; Ral 3 000,000.00 NET

Cash in banks (on interest Nr not on interest) $ 180,033.25 Bonds and stocks owned 3.292,6217.99 Mortgage loans on real estate any prior incum-

(f oF ree rom 64,400.00

19,531.00 52,248.89 $3.608,841.13

an Accrued. securities (interest and rents, etc.) . Premiums and accounts due and in process of collection.

Total net assets LIAB

Reserve or amount nece to’ reinsure outstanding Tisks § 711,294.00 Losses due and unpaid 3,699.00 Losses adjusted an ont due. 59.168.00 osse , Losses due and unpa 38.183.00

35.000 208,013.08 otal liabilities ....ccc......$1,052,957.08 Capital 1,00 00

eessentsene Wnmanrre en 0.000. Surplus .. . -1,555,884.05 $3. 608,841.13

Total Greatest amount in any on SK ie eee 1 00,000.00 Greatest amount allowed by rules of the company to be ins iy any one city, town rd vil-

25,000.00 insured in any one 25,000.00 STATE OF INDIANA: Office of Commissioner ot Insurance I. the undersigned. Commissioner of Insurance of Indiana. hereby erly that the above is a correct copy of the State‘ment of the Condition of PS above mentioned: Companv on st day of December, 1935, as hown® by the original statement, and that the said origina) +tatement 1s now on fille in this office. In Testimony Whereof. I hereunto subscribe my name and affix mv official seal

this 8th day of June. 1936, [SEAL] vy HARRY E. McCLAIN, Commissioner.

nse Bills and accounts unpaid.. Other liabilities of the company

Statement of Condition of

THE FEDERAL RESERVE LIFE INSURANCE CO.

Kansas City, Kansa On the 31s Day of December, 1935 ALEX C REEN, Presiden AL ARENCE J. senvLiz. Secretary Amount of capital paid u . $300, 000. 00 NET ASSET “OF ‘Comp PANY Cash in banks (on interest and not on interest) 74,057.04 Real estate unincumbered .... 669,601.00 Bonds and stocks owned (market value) 835,906.76 Mortgage loans on real estate (free from any prior incumbrance? Accrued and rents, e Policy loans and “liens Premjuins and accounts due nd in process of Solestion. Aceounts otherwise secured..

4,534,348.51

473,824.23 1,822,2917.68

127,652.46 60,311.63

$8,597,999.31

securities

Total net assets LI ABILITIES | Reserve or amount hecess to reinsure outstanding Fiske $7. 443, 1 33 Losses adjusted and not due: . 24.171 .53 Losses unadjusted and in susense . 8,867.00 Bills and accounts unpaid.. 6.372. 67 Other liabilities of the company 734,423.80

Total labllities oes $8,217,776.33 Capital .$ 300,000.00 80,222.98 Total $8,597.999.31 *Life Compénies: —Miximum risk written. Amount -Totained by company. $ 15,000.00 STATE OF INDIANA: Office of Commissioner of Insurance I, the undersigned. Commissioner. of In. surance of Indiana. hercby certily that the above is a correct copy of the Ystatement of jhe Condition pf e above med, tioned mpanv on the 3ist day December, 035. as shown. by the ofigina statement. and that the said origina® statement is now on file in us office. In Testimony Whereof. 1 unto sub. scribe my name and affix mv Somticial seal this 8th day of June, 1928. [Seall HARRY E. McCLAIN, Commissioner:

Statement of Condition of the

OLD REPUBLIC CREDIT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Chicago Illinois. 221 North ‘LaSalle St. On the 31st Day of December, 1938 $ W. HOWE, ce President. A. NELSON JR, Secretary. ARGUS: of capital paid UP Se ,000.00 NET

ASSETS Cash in banks (on terest nd not on interest) $ 75,796.94 Real estate unincumbered : 14.52 Sons Aud stocks owned (market valu Mortgage loans on real estate Jisee from ‘any prior incumer Accrued securities (interest and rents, etc.) Other earioles State life assets Premiums and accounts due in process of collection

Total net assets LIAB

Policy reserves State life Reserve or amount necessa reinsure outstanding TISks. . Losses due and unpaid Other liabilities of Rhe company 15,026.59

tal labilities .....cccee....$365,344.27 PL abilitie .$3 200.00

Sarnins

115,174.32

otal Greatest amount in any one risk, no limitation. : EE AN to Liuiance gly ed. Commissioner of in. os Par na. hereby of uty th ment 0 bove mentioned Compan the 3 of December, To "as “shown by the A statement, and that said original statement gs thoi In hereunto su. scribe my name and affix mv Serie) sea) this Toca) day of June, 1936.

HARRY EB OLA.

Statement of Condition of the FITCHBURG MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE

Pite . 781 On the 31st Day of

7.114.683 Other assets . 3,386.49 Premiums and 3 accounts due and ° ans in process. of collection. ...... 31,499.25 s++=-000,45.05

Reserve or amount: hecessary to reinsure outstanding Tike... $368,230.14

1,100.00 Lo

Surplus sersvnssiasnscinsvanes S04.04000

Rosine |

@.301.64 915.08

Reserte or AUD: ding Tisks SET Bienen 16.336.73

and vs unpatd ii. 10,110.98 accoun yopald v Other liabilities of the contingency AB eeecereess 58,910.31 cesses besstIR 0. 127.08 Total SJabiities $331. ne Sess Ns IENBBIOBERRN ES 108.000.00 .. $352,127.08

nd that. the statement is now on file n this office. ny Whereof. 1 hereunto su be mv name and

ribe affix mv 0 thls 8 3th day or June, 1

HARRY E. McCLAIN, Commissiener.

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3 Deaths—Funerals

Indianapolis Times, Friday, July 31, 1936,

BAKER—Sarah Rufina, 62 years, wife of Edward Baker, A y of Helen Inam, Mary Montague, Orville, Cecil and vy Baker, passed away Wednesday evening at residence, = able-st. Pue neral services Saturday, ‘5 m. at resie dence. Friends invited. urial Floral Park. CONKLE SER

RRECTED NOTICE— Edith gore, wife of Edward ampbell, Thursday | Services at the

a residence atter 2 p. m.

PELSON— Forrest. a= beloved son

of ush Hudelson of 2619 Pra

day, age J Aug. 1, at t Mt 5 NERAL H se 2 Ek ns m. Burial ‘cemetery, Friends invited. ta

Oe BN of Ethel oeSirot ate of Ethel Ww. Pra; assed awa: i. Jad ins. A y, P y

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