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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1926-06-09
STATEWIDE DRIVE.
State Of Maine Associates to Solicit
Dollar Memberships.

State Of Maine Associates to Solicit
Dollar Memberships.
Representatives from every county
in the State met at Augusta Monday,
and laid plans for an intensive drive
starting June 81, to last one week,
in enrolling the citizens Of the State
as active members in the State of
Maine Associates, the recently
formed organization which is made
up of the governor and council, the
State Chamber OF Commerce and
Agricultural League, the State of
Maine Publicity Bureau and the
Maine Development Association.
State of Maine Associate buttons
and pledge cards for one dollar,
which constitutes membership fee,
have been prepared, together with q
folder explaining in detail the pur-
pose of the associates and the drive.
Every one signing a pledge card
receives an Associate button, be-
comes a member, and in this way
does his or her "bit" in the develop
ment and publicity program which
the various State organizations have
been conducting along broad lines
for the past year.
The money thus raised will go
toward immediate detailed impartial
surveys of the States industrial and
agricultural possibilities, and the
proper placing of the Information
thus obtained before interested par
ties who might come to Maine as IN
vestors and permanent settlers.
Each county will have a chair
man. who will appoint representa-
tiyes in every town in the county.
Assurance of support has been given
nv chambers of commerce, boards OF
trade. oranges. Boy Scouts, women's
clubs and other. organizations.
Those attending the meeting at
Augusta Monday were Governor
brewster. General Mark L. Jersey,
CIV P. Gannett of Portland; Charles
Ault Of Auburn, treasurer OF the as
sociates; Arthur A. Crafts, OF GREEN
Vile Junction; Blains s. Viles, OF
Augusta; William D. Talbot, OF
Rockland: william H. Whittum, OF
Lewiston; Mrs. Frances Wright
Turner, of Ellsworth; 1t. Col.
Sabine Wood, of Bangor; Arthur G.
Spear. of Portland; Hiram w.
Kicker. ST., of Poland; Harold
Bishop, of Boothbay Harbor; Perley
Ripley, of South Paris; Hon. Leroy
R. Folsom, of Norridgewock; Will
liam c. Beal, of Eastport; John P.
Deering, of Saco, and Grin L.
Dickey, of Belfast. Philip Kicker
shorey, publicity director.
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Sargentville.,

Ralph Harding, who has been In
New York the past week, made the
trip home by auto.
Mrs. Warren Beedle spent last
week in Bangor.
Mr. Rutler of Brewer has moved
his family here.
Mrs. Oscar Hooper, who has been
i'll of grip, is much improved.
Mrs Arthur Harding OF Cam
bridge, Mass, has been in town get
ting her cottage ready for the sum-
mer.
Charles Hooper has gone to Bos-
ton, where he has employment with
the Nantasket Steamship Co.
I Mrs. H. L. Grindle and daughter
Bernice, of Lynn, Mass, spent Satur-
day and Sunday with Mrs. Sarah
Grindle.
Groves Eaton recently visited his
son Lawrence in Boston.
Olney Grindle made a trip to
Worcester Mass, Wednesday, re-
turning Saturday.
Mrs. Bennett, who spent the win
ter with her son Guy in New York,
is home.
Rev. Frank Hamilton of Bluehil
delivered an able address to a large
audience on Memorial night. Fea-
lures of the evening We're three solos
by Mrs. Stowell, accompanied by o.
L. Flye.
Mrs. Josephine Thurston, who has
spent the winter in Rhode Island
and Massachusetts, is in town.
Mrs. Faustina Dodge spent few
DAYS last week in Bluehill.
Archie Byard has accepted a posi-
ton as road patrolman.
Fred Hooper has employment at
Seal Harbor.
Mrs. Archie Byard has been visit
ing in birmingham, Mass. e.
Mrs. Roy Chatto, son and daugn-
ter, of Rockland, were guests OF J.
B. Chatto Memorial day.
Hon. H. w. Sargent and son
Percy were in Bangor last week.
Mrs. Herman Chatto of BROOKLYN
has been visiting her husband, who
is employed here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sargent
motored to Belfast and Bangor re-
Gently.
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FOURTH OF JULY
COMMITTEE OUTLINES PRO
GRAM FOR THE DAY.
Auto Parade will be Big Feature Of
Mornina-Liberal Prizes-Horse
Racing in Afternoon.

The committees of the chamber Of
commerce and the Hancock County
Fair Association, working in CO.
operation, have announced the out
line of the program for big Fourth
of July celebration in Ellsworth, ON
Monday, July S.
The committee on subscriptions Is
meeting with liberal response from
al men OF Ellsworth, who are getting
back of the celebration with their
money and moral support. All the
money subscribed will be for the free
downtown exhibition and the fire.
works in the evening.
The chamber of commerce COM
mittee met last evening, and ar
ranged the program for the fore
noon. The program will open with
a concert by the Machias band at 9
o'clock. The automobile parade will
form on Water street at $50.
George s. Foster, John ]. Whitney
and Harold A. Robinson were ap-
pointed committee in charge of this
feature.
Liberal prizes have been offered.
For the best decorated float, the
prizes will be SIS, SO and IS. For
the best decorated private car owned
in Ellsworth, $25, SO and IS. For
the best decorated private car from
out of town, $25, $40 and IS. For
the best "horrible," SIS and s..
Minor sports will be sandwiched
in during the forenoon. These Will
include 100-yard dashes for boys
and girls, with prizes of So, 81 and
81, in each class; potato and sack
races. with the same prizes; a tug
of war between boys teams repre-
senting the three grammar schools
for a S. prize, and q creased pole
for IS. Other sports may be added
to this program. The COMMITTEES on
snorts are L. c. Fortier and H. L.
Stratton.
There will be more band music at
noon. Several of the churches are
Manning to serve dinners, and the
street concessions will liven up the
day. Harry c. Stratton and D.. =.
Linnehan are the committee on con-
cessions.
The afternoon program will be at
wvman Park, under the auspices OF
the fair association. The horse rae
ing card includes 2.18 and z.5V
classes. There will also be otner
sports. ~,
In the evening there will be dis
NAV of fireworks down town.
Altogether it looks like a dig
Fourth of July in ELLSWORTH
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CITY MEETING.
Many Local Matters Discussed Mon.
day Evening.

Many Local Matters Discussed Mon
day Evening.
The city government met Monday,
with the mayor and full board Of
aldermen present.
presented by 8. 8. Estey, for injury
done to his field at Bayside, because
of vehicles passing over the land.
The damage was due to the fact that
the original road along the edge of
the field had become impossible.
The committee on highways was in
structed to Investigate.
Frank Moon was granted permts-
sion to build concrete steps at the
entrances Of the new Holz bakery.
The position of the building makes
1t necessary to have the steps pro-
ject sixteen inches into the sidewalk.
Myron r. Carlisle of the Ellis
worth Coal Co., asked the board II
he might buy the city wharf for the
purpose of a coal plant. If sold to
the company, Mr.. Carlisle said that
place would be arranged where
boats might land. 1t was decided to
investigate the wharf, and ascertain
its present value. Mr.. Carlisle also
asked for and was granted permits
sion to erect gas tank on Water
street near the office of the coal COM
pany.
It was voted to contribute $25
toward repairing the government
road to the fish hatchery, now used
almost wholly by campers, whose
camps are located in Ellsworth.
The chamber of commerce was
granted permit for concessions on
Main street during the Fourth OF
July celebration. It was decided to
allow vendors the right to erect
stands any time after midnight the
night before the Fourth.
It was voted to pay Mrs. Helen
Whitmore for use of the automo-
bile parking grounds on Water
street. 1t was also voted to have
four signs placed at crossings at
North Ellsworth.
The following ward officers were
appointed:
Ballot Clerks-Ward 1, Nan F.
Johnston: ward 2, Annie F. Nc
Gown; ward 3, William E. Clougn:
ward 4, William X. McGown; ward
S, James Dunleavy.
Election Clerks-Ward 1, John n.
Leland; ward 2, Marvyn w. Phil
lips: ward 8, Edwin j. Frazier; ward
4. Alpheus w. Mason; ward 5, Mary
F. Malone.
The roll of accounts, including the
mid-month payroll, was passed as
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Minturn.

Minturn.
George Moulton has bought VIM
Browns house.
Charles and Scott Rowe are hav-
ing good catches Of herring IN their
weir.
Milton Hennigar has returned
home from Knox hospital, alter
having serious operation per-
formed, and is doing as we'll as can
be expected.
I. w. Stanley is i'll of grip.
Alden Stanley has sold the old
mestead at Stanley's point.
F. N. johnson has recently
launched a new boat for Everett
Dalzell, jr.
Paving business is very good, for
ty men being employed at present.
Minturn seems to be the business
end of the island.
Harry Wilbur is at home for the
summer.
Charles Parker has moved to
Minturn. into the rent OF e. r..
Bridges.
Capt. Samuel Kent and daughter
OF Galveston, are VlSlIlAe AAo aAos
Mrs. l. w. Stanley.
Mr. and Mrs A w Stanley, Mr. and
Cleveland Durham motored to Sor-
rento one day last week
Schools will close June IL.
y HOLSTERS are 20 cents a pouna:
Hake, pollock, cusk and scrod, 30
cents per 100 pounds. Hard luck
for the fishermen!
June Z. e
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Isiesford.

DR.. and Mrs. Malcolm StOrer and
daughter Muriel, of Boston, have ar
rived at Eagle Point.
w. A. Sawtelle and son Edgerton
were in town over the weekend.
Miss Mary Smythe of Connecticut
is keeping house in the dwelling
formerly occupied by F. N. Morse and
family.
Miss Marion Squirting, who has
been teaching in WytOpitlock, Is at
home.
Kenneth Jarvis and Miss Mildred
Seavey of Columbia Falls were mar
ried at Southwest Harbor June by
Rev. Oscar Olsen. They are living
with the groom's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Jarvis.
Harry Squirting, who has been
attending at the Art school in Port
land, the past year, is at home.
Hilda Sprague, who has been ill
of measles, is at home. She has
been attending Bar Harbor high
school.
Mrs. l.. R. Hodgkins and grand
daughter Barbara Merle Hodgkins OF
Waltham, Mass, are spending the
summer Win MIS-. 1OuShlus SASIoi ,
Mrs. Walter F. Stanley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Freeman and
two children of Foxboro, Mass, have
arrived for the summer. Mrs. Free
man was formerly Miss Carrie Black.
School closes this week. Dwight
Perkins and Miss Della Ames are the
teachers for the past year.
DR.. v. Y. Bowditch and brother,
and Mrs. Harry Bowditch, of Boston,
have been at the Doctors cottage
for a week, getting 1t ready to rent
for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Young, who
have been away for the winter, re-
turned last week. Mr.. Young Is IN
poor health.
j Mrs. Marvin Bryant and family, OF
Seal Harbor, have been visiting Mr..
Bryapt's parents, Alonzo Bryant and
wife.
Miss Bernice Squirting, who mas
spent the winter at Sharon, Mass, Is
at home.
Wilbert Rice of Cranberry Island
is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Frank
Stanley
June z. D.
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East Sullivan.

John Dority grange attended
church in a body Sunday afternoon,
and listened to an interesting SER
mon by Rev. Harry Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Ivah Thomson
and son John, and Miss Mary Saw
yer, of Baltimore, Md, arrived at
"Hillcroft" today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ansel Leland, Mr..
and Mrs. Walters G.. Hill and chill
dren, David and Irene, of Bar Har-
Dor, had picnic lunch at A. T. Hills
Sunday afternoon.
June 8, a daughter, Dorothy Ethel,
came to the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Anderson Myrtle Bunker) :,
and a son, William Edwin, to Mr..
and Mrs. Paul. Carpenter (Marjory
Doyle).
Mr.. and Mrs. George Osgood of
Aver, Mass, have been in town pre-
pairing their home at the Harbor to
rent.
There was wild excitement on
Western Mill hill yesterday. A
Massachusetts car was going at such
a speed the driver did not notice the
warning sign. When the bridge and
had curve came in sight, he set the
brakes, causing the car to skid,
hind tire to burst, and it made a
sprint up the bank into an apple
tree. t.
A gay visitor, not often seen IN
+bis locality, scarlet tanager, ar
rived last week, probably accompa'
MED by Mrs. Tanager, but more Jul
city dressed. II
June Z.
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South Hancock

Mrs. F. M. Watson arrived from
Brooklyn, N. Y, Wednesday
Mrs Mabelle Bunker and mother,
Mrs. C. F. Dadmun, arrived Satur-
day from Massachusetts,, accompanied
by Kenneth Wallace. They came In
Mrs. Bunker's new car. Mr.. Wallace
will be pastor of the churches In town
this summer, holding services in the
church here every Sunday afternoon.
Loren Smith Is visiting his parents,
Arthur Smith and wife. In Sullivan.
w. A. Richie is moving his family
into the Colwell house, vacated Dy
]. H. Hutchinson. who moved MS
family to Bar Harbor Friday.
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Hancock Falls

Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Kief have
moved to their new home on Main
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitfield Brown
hayed moved to the Alex Moon house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moon have
gone to Hancock Point for the sum-
mer.
Charlie McLane Of Boston was
at home over Memorial day.
Mrs. Emma Moon has opened
confectionery and ice-cream room on
Grant hill.
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BAR HARBOR DEPOSITORS.

State Notification Of. Savings. Ac-
counts Soon to be Made.
The State Banking Department is
now engaged in the work of verify
ing pass books of the savings de-
positors of the Bar Harbor Banking
& Trust Co., at Bar Harbor. The
bank commissioner has issued call
notifying all savings depositors of
the Bar Harbor Banking & Trust Co.
at Bar Harbor to present their books
at the bank, or send them in by mail
to the bank, on or before June IL.
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accepted. The three years she has
been here have proved her q palms.
taking, conscientious teacher. The
best wishes Of host Of friends
attend her.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred G. Littlefeld has been named
Edric Arthur.
VIII Leach is recovering from
pneumonia.
June z. d.
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Otis.

Mrs. Made Ogeville from Bangor
is visiting her sister, MIS- o. L.
Salisbury. .ran,ed
Mrs, Russell Lyman accompahh aro
her husband to Bar Harbor' ~ne'e
he has employment. -.- ha.
built a cottage at the lake. rr,-
] Miss Isabel Tate came home -.
day from Ellsworth high scnooi A
the summer vacation. .+.-
MRS. Dyer visited her dausn. an,
~. nan;ei Young, over the week
and returning to Lamoine sunu"''
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CLOSING EXERCISES.


Interesting Program at School Street
Grammar School.
The following program was given
before parents and friends, at the
school street grammar school last
week:
Plano solo .............. Hazel CONN
Recitation ...... Nellie Drummey
Vocal solo ............ Rachel Adams
accompanied by Miss Bonsey)
Recitation .......... Catherine La"n
Recitation ............... Lee AoVeiA
"Finding the Spring Flowers" Sarah
Russell, Hester Pomroy. Elisabeth
Davis, May = Lowell, Margaret
Clark, Rachel Adams, Hazel Cof-
fin, Louise Smith.
Butterfly dance. Grades l, ana
Violin solo .......... Willis o"i''i
accompanied by Margaret Clark
Dialogue ..Leta Joy, Eleanor Squirting
Songs of Our Country:
Home, Sweet Home" ~. Earl Beal
"Old Folks at Home" James Milliken
Dixie .............. Albert beal
America" ............ James Gilley
Battle Hymn of the Republic"
Kenneth Coleman
"Star Spangled Banner.
Gerald Davis
Chorus, Rachel Adams. Hazel Conn,
Elizabeth Davis, Louise Smith, MAY
Lowell, Sarah Russell, Hester POM
roy; pianist. Margaret Clark.
poci+at,on ...... Betty Small
Folk Dance ...............'' 'A"~o
Song ........''
VII, .o,o willis Smith
accompanied by Margaret Ciark)
pao,+a+,on Mary Downey
Piano solo ............ Eo"afu o...
Of diplomas. supt. turner
FOLLOWING is the class roll OF the
eighth grade: Rachel Adams, AZ.
bert Beal, Earl q. Beal, Margare,
clark, Kenneth Coleman. Hazsi
Conn. Gerald Davis. ElizaDeen
Davis, James Gilley, May Lowell.
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Ssrved The,,, Rixht

Bride lat The telephone)-Oh. JohA.
Do come home. I've mixed the plugD
IN some way. The .radio. 10 all GOV.
cred with frost and the electric lee
box IL singing way Out West n
Kansas -Evefybody's Magazine.
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President Coolidge has issued

SSAuSAS SOOAIu6O HAS lSSucQ n
proclamation calling for a
nationwide celebration Of the
Sesquicentennial of the Declaration
OF Independence, during the week,
June % to July 5. It will be known
as Independence week. Forty-eight
governors, chief executives of every
state in the Union, have joined to-
gether in an honorary board which
has for its object the placing of a
facsimile of the Declaration of Inde-
pendence in every home and school
room in the land.
Every man and woman in Maine
who believes in Maine today and
Maine of the future, will be given an
opportunity, during the week Of
June 21-26, to enroll as member
In the State of Maine Associates.
The membership fee Of 81, will go
toward a fund for thorough survey
of Names industrial and agricul-
tural possibilities, to be placed before
those who may come to Maine as
investors and permanent residents.
Every purchaser of membership
will thus become helper in building
up the future of the State.
AS the busy summer season ap-
proaches, the problem Of sufficient
parking space for cars in the bust
ness district again arises. Already
many afternoons find all parking
space occupied, and as the season
advances, the congestion will be-
come greater. The only relief sug-
gested is the voluntary discontinue
ance Of business and professional
men of the practice of parking cars
IN Main street. This would be not
only proper courtesy to visiting
motorists, but good business as wen.
OF course this should not apply 10
business cars and delivery TRUCKS
Int nriyate cars of citizens, whlcn
now sometimes stand at the curp
all day, might be parked at the pun
lie parking place on Water street.
Some objection has been raised u
this because of petty thefts IRON
.cars marked there in the past. W.
Relieve if citizens generally wouio
nse the free parking space, the cry
non1d he justified in hiring Watcn-
man for the business hours. AZ o.n
hours. there would be no lhconvo 10
fence to visitors if local cars W.
marked on Main street. Inc quo
qestion that time limit OF one nour
he placed on the parking OF cars on
Main street was promptly howled
down by the business men last year.
and wisely. Under the circumstances
they should be willing to relieve
the congestion somewhat by parking
their own cars in the public parking
place.
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AGENTS WANTED.

=
USIVE Representative
wanted, to look after our business in
this territory, and county Splendid
opportunity for a real producer; spare
or full-time basis. Outfit free; no. ex-
perience necessary. The Oakland
Nurseries, Manchester, Conn.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

HOUSEKEEPER- COMPETENT, RE-
fined woman to take full management
of household for family of two. Not a
servant. Address, by letter only, W.,
care American.
LADIES, TO MAKE APRONS AT
home. Plain sewing. Profitable work
for spare time. Stamp for particulars.
Homaid Dress Co., Amsterdam, N. Y.
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CENT.A-WORD COLUMN
Advertisements classified uAAeF this
heading, one cent . word per week.
Minimum price IS cents. Coin o.
stamps.
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LOST.

LOST.
80. : ~ - ,..--t~<---S~s-~o~~0-S.>oS-
BANKBOOK NO. 11100 OF THE Saw
ings department Of Union Trust Com
pany Of Ellsworth. Finder will please
return to Union Trust Company. Ellis
worth.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

Dated June /, 1925.
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Statement of Condition
OF THE
American Exchange
Underwriters
NEW YORK. N. Y

NEW 1ORh. N. i
1913 William st.
On the 31st Day of December 1925
F, WEED & KENNEDY. Attorneys-in-fact.
NET ASSETS OF COMPANY.
Bonds and stocks owned
Accrued securities Interest 'oo'ooO'oo
and rents. etc., ..... 2O.SS6.43
and in process of collection 2s,375.2O
Total net assets ....... 81. 671. Os3 IA
LIABILITIES.
Reserve or amount necessary
to reinsure outstanding
Losses sss' unaidiusted and in sus : OV'o's
otRReer. 'i liabilities Of the Com 800
pany .'.....'.'...'.' I@oFVIoo
Total liabilities .........$, 329 ,S5s.2d1
surplus 1,o4l .oU0-2o
Greatest amount in any one risk. $3.50. 900.
State aof Indiana.
Office of Commissioner of Insurance.
l. the undersigned. commissioning OF In
the above is a correct copy of the State
ment of the Condition of the above men
toned Company on the 31st day OF De-
cember. 1925. as shown by the original
statement. and that the said original state
ment is now on file in this office.
In testimony whereof. i hereunto sub
scriLs my name and affix my official seal.
this 18th day of April. 1925.
=. s. McMURRAys r..
tcMAlk| Suul1tn1aou1fs
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enforced. or ever will be enforced"
Although Bishop Johnson disfav-
ors generally the referendum as a
political principle, he nevertheless
advocates that the question OF prohl-
bition be referred to the people and
in accord. with Senator David Reed
Of Pennsylvania, approve the move
ment to put such referendum to
each State.
"Such a referendum" Bishop
Johnson says. sis a political ques-
ton and the fact that the question
embarrasses politicians does not take
it oWt of politics.
"Once the intermediary gets into
politics." he added. nothing can get
1t out and it win always remain
there"
The validity of the Eighteenth
Amendment and Volstead act, which
he says has "occasioned such a dis.
turbance in our national life, must
be determined and the resultant is
sue must be faced"
And as long as we have such a
thing as the referendum It might
as well be used in this connection
as anything else"
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Sta tement of Condition
OF THE
Bulldog Auto Fire
Insurance Association
WASHINGTON. ILLINOIS
Gnddard BLDG
Goddard Bldg.

Goddard Bldg.
On the 31st day of December. 1925
PAUL R. GODDARD. President
GODDARD & ROEHM CO.. attorney IN
fact.
NET ASSETS OF COMPANY
Cash in banks ION interest and
not on interes) ...;.;....S 7l.737.l3
Bonds and stocks owned (mar-
Mor f eiI loans on real estate ooo'''''
branceJ m "i ~ I'.o 100000
and rents. etc.5 .......... 33ee,96
and in process of collec-
IlOn Otllo'ob
Total net assets ....... sP7s. O9s 52
LIABILITIES
Reserve or amount necessary
to reinsure OUTSTANDING
Losses taa' unadtiutsted and in su,-s
Biiis and accounts unpaid 80. 14.s50.54
Liability reserve ....... S.SOU.Uo
Total liabilities ..........S11aa88992s.d7
surplus ........''-.' 'oA@o'1po.o'
Total S27s. O93. 81
State of Indiana.
Office of Commissioner of Insurance.
l. the undersigned, Commissioner OF In
surarce Of Indiana, hereby certify that
ment of the Condition of the above men
toned Company on the 3lst day OF De-
cember 1925, as shown by the original
statement. and that the said original state
ment is now on file in. this office.
In testimony whereof. ! hereunto sub
scribe my name and affix. my official seal
this 10Th day :, Of APRIL; r 1875; =,
,fsEara Mcho COM Gommiss sion;
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FIRM BUYS BUILDING

Sale of the three-story concrete
building at 1929 N. Senate Ave.
to the Swan-Myers Company man.
ufacturers of pharmaceuticals, by
the Union Trust Company, was an
nounced today. Swan-Myers firm has
occupied the building for years and
has a four-story building under con-
struction adjoining it on the south
side.