davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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West View, 2123 | st.
Attractive apts., l rr. & bath elevator
and phone ser1: rent. $35 mo.
Attractive apis, 4 rm., kit. & bath: rent.
Attractive apis. . rms. kit. & bath; rent
$50 to So. 80 mo
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Mammoth Oak Gardens.
160o-11 31st St.
rm.. kit & bath; rent. $4,000 & S45.50
mo.
:. rms. kit. & bath; rent. $3.50 & $50. so
mo.
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The Llewellyn. 2224 F St. NV.
Al! outside rms, and 8 rms. & bath;
rent. $50 mo
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3025 Porter St. NV.
Nicely arranged ants. , large rms kit
dinet & bath rent, S57 so mo.
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8O1 Butternut St.
Excellent apis. convenient to Walter
Reed Hospital.
2 large rms. kit. e. bath: rent. S65 mo.
3 large rms. kit. & bath: rent. S7S so mo-
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RENT Observation-Disclosures.

RENT HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.
WILL sUBLET-A CHARMING CHEVY
Chase brick home. in a very convenient To-
cation. is available from June l5 TO Sep
tember Is. at 500 per month; 1t Go,, con.
talns bedrooms 2 tile baths and a dou-
BILE sleeping, porch on the second floor: s. lly.
ing room, dining room and kitchen on mrs.
floor. There is garage. 5513 39th 81. OF
phone Cleveland 5646
FOR RENT, GROOM DETACHED BRICK Brick
garage. 500. IL ROOM; rooms detached brick: 8
baths, two,ear garage. $135. s, rooms an99
baths; garage same locality. $75; FULToN
4. GoRDON. 1105 Continental Trust Blug'
4620 9th ST. NV r.. AMI. EX-
celent lBocation. Al condition: $50 month
10 Rlttenhouse st. n.w-Detached, T..
$do33coo SCHANA. $40 Upshur st. NV. Adams
SIX ROOMS. BATH. AMI. TWO BACK
porches: metal garage. Apply 45 T ct. NV.
6o7 Q ST. N.W.--S R.. B.. ELL. 49,. $50 pn
n 80 cAYM"oioD BROS. I Z GARREiif.. INC: -,
Main oS2. o2s New York Ave- NV
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120 NEWTON ST N.W-SECOND AND
third floors; . rooms alcove. kitchen. bath.
porch S65: . rooms kitchen. bath. gas. elcc-
frinifr Iahnne Shh. adults.
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Tuxedo. 143o T St. NV.
| rm.. kit. & bath: rent. $35 mo.
z rms, kit. & bath: rent. S47.5 mo.
rms. kit. & bath: rent 500 mo.
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511 E St. NV.
3 large rms. & bath: rent. Sf5 mo.
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524 Kenyon St.
Brand-new apts., 3 rms. bath shower;
rent. S4T.50 mo-
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The Charlotte, 212O p St.
Newly decorated apts rms. b. & porch :;
rent. $3.50 mo
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FOR SALE-STORES
0FFICES AND STUDIOS.

STORE FOR SALE: BAR
gain: must sell on account of illness. Frank.
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134o Kenyon St. NV.
1 rm., Murphy bed, bath & kit. d. a.:
rent $40 and $50 mo.
= rms. kit & bath. d. a. porch rent
SB2 so and sos mo.
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FALLS CHURCH, VIRGINIA-Large. bright
we'll furnished front room IN chnrmng nr rS% t@
ladies': minutes walk to Wv. Ry.: modern
ronven iences: telephone: quiet: trees. birds:
sami-rural: refined conditions: prviteges;
references requested. Address Box 30.
Nails Ih
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THREE-ROOM APT. NEARBY VA:
hieh-class neighborhood. garage. suitable
quiet business couple: reasonable. Address
Roy 3l2-R Star Office 2ls
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4s RANDOLPH ST. NV. 8 RMS. & B..
h-a.h. garage.
53s 11th st. s.e 8 rms. b.. h-w-h.
434 18th st. ne. rms. & b.. h-a.h. &
elec.. garage.
6O4 Orleans pl. NV. 4 rms. & b.;
rent S32. 80.
Ais 11th st. s.w.. 8 rms. & b.: rent. S25.
Main 5145, 7Oi 18th st. NV.
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1916 18th St.
: rms hath Elevator & phone seryicel
rent. $40 & $45.
3 rms. & bath rent. 500 & sos mo-
I rms. bath: rent. S15 mo.
u rms. and bath: rent. 500 mo-
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WANTED-ROOMS.
I,1IONS AND TSOlRD

roomng house near Printing, Office wonit @
share furnished ant. Would like porch; STATE
particulars lmmediately. 7. .. BOX l7Ub
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Tiffany, 1925 10th St.
Attractive apis. Elevator ser.). 4 rms
breakfast oh. & b.: $S5 mo.
Evening star., 1927-04-13
CITIZENS BACK WAR
ON ILLICIT LIQUOR
Police Chiefs Drive Against
BootIeggerS and Speak
eaSieS IndorSed.

The drive that has been inauguart.
ed by Maj. Edwin b. Hesse. superin-
tendent OF police, against speakeasies
and bootleEgers was indorsed unani-
mously by the Iincoln Park Citizens
Association. meeting last night il
the Bryan School The fullest CO
operation of the association was
voted in the movement.
The association also went on record
as opposed to any increase in the
gasoline tax. defeating motion in
favor of the increase that was in
troduced by Harry c. KimbalL Dele
gates to the Federation of Citizens
Associations were instructed to vote
against the raise, if the question
came up
Needs of Section Outlined.
A full list of the needs OF the Lin
coin Park district in the way OF
street and sidewalk Improvements
was read and accepted.
DR. f. W. Nash. spoke on the cam
paign of the District of Columbia
Dental Society to secure an increas sed
dental force for the public schools.
lie said that during the war the ex-
aminations for the draft showed that
a large percentage OF the people do
not care for their teeth. This causes
innumerable diseases, he said.
DR.. Nash announced that the Dental
Society win meet at the Smithsonian
institution April 19 to discuss means
of securing legislation for an increase
in the public school dental force.
Delegates Elected.
Three delegates were selected by
the Lincoln Park Association to repre-
sent the association at this meeting.
They were w. {. Thom, chairman:
w. G. Ladd and II. F. Walls
Guilford Jameson, president Of the
association, presided
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ASK $50, 900 FOR STREETS.
Barry Farm Citizens Also Bid for
100000 School Building.

A committee Of the Barry Farm
Citizens Association last night was
authorized to request the District Com
missioners to include $4,000 in their
estimates for the next fiscal year
for street grading work in that section
and 100000 for a new eight-room
school building and additional grounds
for the James G. Birney Public School
IS part of the five-year building
program. The authorization was con.
tanned In motions passed unanimously
at meeting Of the association.
A unanimous Endorsement was
given TO the name of John H. Wilson.
attorney, 10 be a member of the Board
Of Education TO succeed Rev. +. I. A.
Bennett, whose term expires next
June 80.
President Elzie s. Hoffman was in
charge of the meeting.
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Robbers Torture
Mother to Make
Her Reveal Hoard
By the assoc ated press.

BY the Associated Press,
CHICAGO, April 13. Because
she refused TO reveal the family
hoard Of $3.50. Mrs. Rose Kelly,
mother of two children, was bound
to her bed yesterday by two men
and tortured to insensibility.
She was discovered two hours
after the assailants had departed
by her husband, Edward Kelly,
who Is unemployed. Her arms and
legs were tied to the four posts of
the bed. her body slung under the
bed, and her head wrapped in a
blanket. She lapsed into uncon-
seriousness after a half hour Of
physical and mental suffering, with
the threat of the men to kill her
children and her husband. when
they came home. ringing in her
ears.
While Mrs. Kelly lay unconscious.
the men found the secreted money.
which the Kellys had obtained by
selling their automobile TO buy
food.
Evening star., 1927-04-13
Medical Officers Transferred

Majs. William A. Hagins and John
j. Reddy, Medical Corps, have been
relieved from further duty at Walter
Reed General Hospital Mai Hagin
IS assigned TO duty at the medical re-
search laboratory OF the Chemical
Warfare Service at Edgewood. Md.
and Maj. Reddy is assigned to duty
at Fort Banks. Mass.
Maj. Cyrus B, Wood, Medical Corps.
n the laboratory, Edgewood. has
been transferred to the Army Medical
School, this city
Evening star., 1927-04-13
Simmons Asks Divorce.

Robert A. Simmons has filed suit
for an absolute divorce from Matte r.
Simmons, alias Matte. E. Walsh He
charges that without a divorce the
wife went through a marriage cere-
mony with another man at Rockville,
Md. He was married in 1906 and al
leges his wife deserted him in April,
1918. He is represented by Attorneys
Thomas +. Cameron and Thomas II,
King
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Usually priced from
$3.50 to 5000

IT yon come to Bunny
id,id 18th foor), ask
Mother to leave yon in care
of Mr.. Rabbit Man, so YOU
can play on the Toboggdn
and IN the Sand Pile.
Evening star., 1927-04-13

Appointments for treatments may
be made by Telephone at MAN
Two Six Four One7 n.
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A Fashion Show with Living Models

vmea nd b. The Co
Of win Agnes, ekng, PrmeBe Crnta
and other in Lounge
origin ar e rp ~ h ad d PnnedPa Paterns
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Because ordinarily YOU cannot buy them under SO

Coeitmg hats Tailored
And bried
including the hgown the
Spring features All new
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Bids and Proposals

TREASURY DEpARTM ENT, Bureau Of
Engraving and Printing. Washington. D.
G.. February "A, 1927. Sealed proposals
are invited vie e furnish papsr.boT blsnksl
year beE aa nsc yuS 1897 Fhs snf se sci
reserved 70 reject any or all bids or partI
Of bids Samples must be received at the
han M Friday. Gpsii f. e lSs 7Ot R lass
forms With apeciflcations for proposals.
giving dates on which the bids for Ihe
several schedules will be opened. and tnr
pIication to a. w. Hall. Director.
SEALED PROPOSALS win Be received 8
the Bureau Of Standards 81 the Depart
ment Of Commerce and opened in the Pur
e eds section as 2; M March ~. 1927
specifications and the inspection duri.I
construction ot laboratory power build
thng 70 cost 5000 600. g provided !y act 9!
aSngFesi baPspTovssaI dda EeprIST II ie21
architects Of recognized standing. in The
profession. They must give evidence o.
technical architectural training and mus
e nHgs had exp,eEtence in the design Of poEeI
a list should be furnished. q. such. build
ings constructed from the bidders designs
showing approximate cost and location
y, rne sxpssience and ability thus shown VII
Qualified architects may. obtain further de
tails and information from the Superin
sendent Of Mechanical Plant. Room 8oi
Northwest Bnildtng, Bureau Of Standards
right to reject any OF all bids.
~ 8. ENuINEEk OFFICE. 1908 Navy De
partment Building. washington d. g
SCALED proposals. viii Be received here until
~ M March Z. 1927, and then opened
ton County Sanitary District Further In
formation on application.
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Births, Marriages, Deaths
Phone Notices TO Main $3.50. Obituary Desk
REDMOND MAYO

Redmond Mayo, 81, prominent
Brookland druggist and director of
the Northeast Building Association,
who died yesterday at him home, 1901
Newton st. N. E.. will be buried
from the residence tomorrow after
noon.
board Of the Merchants Bank and
Trust Company, and OF the Northeast
Building Association in which he
was made director about two years
sago. In 1922 he married Miss Lucy
sherwood, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
~. y. Sherwood, OF Washington, who
survives him with a 3-month-old
daughter, Dorothy Rose.
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Legal Notices

NOTICE IL hereby given that the Assessu.
Of the District OF Columbia has cauSe,l
Y he prepared blank schedules for persona
By the Act 81 Congress. approved July /
1902. imposing tax on personal property
u the District Of Columbia. as amended
4. 1915. March B. 1917. June 80. 1922 and
July 3, 1925. and that 3 copy OF said
schedule Will be delivered to any citizen
applying therefor at this office. The law
requires such schedules 20 be properly filled
out, sworn to and returned to the Assessor
during the month Of March, 1927. This
law will be strictly enforced by the Board
Ut Personal Tax Appraisers. WIN. r.. RICH.
ARDS ASSESSOR d. C
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MANOR John q. McGuIRE

A military funeral for Major John
Grlscom Mcclure, who diced Mon.
day in Walter Reed Hospital, will
be held this Afternoon in Arlington
Cemetery. Major Mcclure was So
years old.
He served as q major in the First
Tennessee Volunteers during the
Spanish-Anerican War and as a
captain OF infantry during the
World War. He leaves a wife, two
daughters, Mrs. A. d. Alcott, Of
Lebanan, Tenn, and Miss Betty Nc
CURE and three sons, Lieut.. Thomas
w. Mcclure. U. s. N: John G., jr.,
and Erskine Mcclure.
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MRS WALTER ID. BROWN

Mrs. Walter e. Brown, 40, wife
pf Walter 3. Brown, of the Bureau
pf Standards, will be buried to-
morrow with services at her home
In Kensington, Md. She died in
Garfield Hospital yesterday, just as
she was preparing to return to her
home. following long illness.
Surviving Mrs. Brown are her
husband, her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Fowler, of Kensington; a
son, Donald Brown, and two sisters
and five brothers.
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MISS IIJCY N. RUSHEY

The body of Miss Lucy M. Bushey,
formerly an instructor in the George
Washington University School Of
Nursing, win reach this city Satur-
day morning for burial in Arlington
Cemetery.
Miss Bushey died in Pasadena,
CAL, on February "a. She was a
Spanish-Anerican war nurse and
taught in the George Washington
University School Of Nursing during
1925 and 1926.
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OHARLES II RRnCK

Funeral services for Charles r.
Brock, IS, manager or s. A. Reeves,
n Street confectioners for thirty
years, were held this afternoon
from his home, APO Ninth st.
~. W., where he died Monday night
OF q complication OF diseases.
Burial will be In Rock Creek Gem
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Carroll Truett Thomas. 80, and Maude
Y; X. Bononti, 20. The Rev. ]. N.
Pierce.
John w. Morse, 80, and Aline N.
Chandler, 80. The Rev. p. A. Scott.
John Wilson, 81. and Sallie Holt, 81.
%he Rev. William B. Marsh.
Marcellus Payne, 81, and Beatrice H.
trent. 20. The Rev. S. P. w. Drew.
Arthur @. Logan, "a, and Helen r.
Hall, 81, both of Baltimore, Nd. The
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JAMES EDWARD RATCLTFFE

James Edward Ratcliffe, 81, Con.
1ederate veteran and retired Norfolk,
Va, merchant who lived with his
daughter, Mrs. T. D. Merchant,
Purcellville, Va, since his retire
iment from business about fifteen
years ago, died this morning at his
daughters home.
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Main $3.50 Collection - made weekly bv
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BIRTHS

Paul S. and Antonio M. Zevgolis, girl.
Preston C. and Mary c. Pierce, boy.
Ray and Rose Pearson, girl.
Rodney e. and Elsie Gill, girl.
Warren and Viola Mercelliatt, boy.
Joseph and Elizabeth Roches, boy.
Frank and Antoinette Basso girl.
Adam e. and M. Kathleen Mailer, girl,
Allen F. and Doris P. Bell, boy.
Bernard r. and Helen M. Ihrie, boy.
Paul q. and Irene G. Owens, boy,
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DEATHS

Guy v; Angelo. ~ years. 1852 Tenth
Charles e. Warrington. 70 yrs. sO1s
Harriet Brown, 10 years, garfield
Hospital.
Bruno serEi, SO years Walter Reed
Hospital.
James Mulloy. IS years. Little Sister
- fhA pnnr
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Too Late 10 (rlassify

WIRE-HAIRED FOX TERRIER Lost Tues
day; white, with black and tan markings.
Of Ruff, Reward II returned 10 1880 Wood.
ley Pl. N. w. Phone Col. 1761.
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DEATHS

4UETING-on Monday; Feb; 2s, 1927. st
Ca husband of Adelaide Harris Bunting
Funeral services Thursday at 2 o'clock at
the residence. 'Internent Alexandria Va.
GANTLEY-On Wednesday, March 3,
ean), at her late residence, 1859 Columbia
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
III (Poughkeepsie, N. T., papers please
1HAYO-Tuesday, March 1, 1927, at 10 80
.. M, REDMOND. beloved husband of
Lucy Sherwood Mayo. aged 81 years. Fu-
neral from his late residence. 1901 Newton
ST. n, E.. Thursday. March 5, at 3 D. m.
internnent al eienwood Cemetery. 'I
EA q h 5SEes EDEsaA k R312fE &
passed quietly away at his daughters resi-
dence, Mrs. T.. D. Merchant Purcellyille,
Va. He 10 survived by Mrs. L. v. g.
Margchalk. Miss Sue James Radcliffe and
Edward Ray Radcliffe. of Washington, d. O.,
Rnd Mrs. z. D. Merchant, of Purcellville,
Va and Mrs. John Z, Oliver. Vienna, Va
church at North Fork. va.
X0DER1on Feb; 2Sa 1922, qt 8 a. 81, e
L.. widow Of the, late Charles r. Yoder.
She 10 survived by her son. Frank W
Yoder.. OF Albuquerque. N. Mex and her
daughter. Edith 7, johnson. of this city
Funeral services from her late residence
Thursday March 3. at 80 D. m. Inter.
nnent Arlington Cemetery. Relatives and
friends invited.
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Total liabilities ........ So. 19s. a.

Character Of business transacted during
G.. L.. MALLERY,
u n. COEM. Vice President.
Assistant Secretary.
subscribed and sworn to before me this
14th day Of February, 1927.
(SealD JOSEPH r. FINK,
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the year 1926 Public liability, fidelity,
automobile liability, property damage and
-. COOKE LEWIS. vice President
CLIFTON d. COBURN. Asst Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
10th day OF February. 1927.
tseal.1 FRANK O.. RoHDE,.
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sTATEMENT or THE CONDITION or
THE
Sun Indemnity Company Of
New York

THE
Sun Indemnity Company Of
New York
On the 3lst day Of December 1925. as re.
K qutred under the District Of Columbia
Code. amended June 30. 1002. and An-
csSissi SOCK. paid uD. IN cash zoo 10000
ASSETS
STOCKS = and and Bonds tmarket $4,000
Premiums aiHsS 'lincoiiected and il S'oto'SSO.oO
ii f; :;a.: # !: :. : 81
Total assets. ~. sa.oe7.7za.1 AZ.
LIABILITIES
y: ssD |. .: sss ] 'sssa
Salaries, rents expenses.
49,; $; 9
nj sS: sssS,a.: ss@ sss S2s IS
=, Total liabilities. Sc. ee7. 742, 1a
Character of business transacted during
sne year 1uZ0. casually insurance and
Losses sustained during the
Money frsesaive:d during the I'lSo'l10'Se
1925 ..........a.. -. l,s7e. geo. SO
I. p. CALLOS, President.
r. A. KEARNEY. Jr- Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
1ot ese az = SI6 6RiIESSe5S isI slHErAap
Notary Public.
NOTARY Public. oueens CO. Clerks No.
3706. Certificate filed N. Y. co CIk'e.
No. 161 Reg, No. 1907. Term expires
March 30. 1921
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Classified Department
All ads are restricted TO their proper
elassit tcatiuns and 10 the regular Tiulee anf
Herald STYLE Of type
TRANSIENT CLASSIFIED
RATES PER LINE
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If YOU Had

S12,6O0 invested IN my. stock. you
would be drawing down $1,000 Q year
lngly Better investigate this at once
Facts are convincing. Your check a..
rives each month like nay check"
Write Box A Room 40 Bond BldG
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Perfect condition. priced very Reasonable.
easy terms 70 Responsible party Mr. staics
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION. or I'm
Liberty Mutual Insurance
Company Of Boston,

On the 31st day OF December. 1926. as re-.
quired under the District OF Columbia
Code. amended June 80. 1902 and Au-
gust Is, 1911:
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STATEMENT on THE CONDrrIoN
OF THE
Brotherhood Accident
Company Of Boston,
Mass.

On the 31st day Of December. 1925. a. re-
CURED under the District of Columbia
Code. amended June 80. 1902 and Au-
gust 49, 1911.
NspAtAl ssock .'......'. sS1OV.OUU w
ASSETS
S Ss:R Il + ss ssftle.: 1888 1893 Sc Sc
Real estate mortgages tfirst $3.50.
stock. and bioanids; tmiarket S'SOoOO
Interest Interest due and accrued. 80. S.237 81
All other assets ......... 773 so
Total assets ........... 4s5. sss OF
LIABILITIES
E:s 9sD :: rs ss J. s fSs sc SO
etc. :. :. -. : ........ 1855 1900 90
All other liabilities. ........ 500 90
Total liabilities. ......... 177.775.OO
Character of business transacted dur
ing tSs year 1926: Health and accident
Losses sustained during the
Money gsesived during the 80 ~. -
Expended sar aY during the year 800 =
1876 6O2,00S q
CHARLES I. FARQUHAR.
cHAs. N. EsTABRooK. ''
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
26th day of JanuarZ 1872; ao,.
my commission expires the third day of
March 1927
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Code amended June 80 1902 and Au-
gust Is, 1911:
ASSETS.
s Ss:s iR a8s saf a. 1855 g
I. IisnI -: sse.ssooO
yailel !. 80. !. Il. 22s.12O.oo
ton : ~ :. - sc 1884 .o1o. O6
Interest due and accrued -. 127 840.l0
All other assets. .......... S.O07.0S
Total assets. .SI3, 307. 64s. 58
LIABILITIES.
Reserve for losses So. 773 $40 Oh
fOr unearnsd premiums. :. 1910 e17.0s
Re-ineurance premiums $4,000, 90
Salaries. rents. expenses.
Reserve for dividends ...... 602 '402 .94
All other liabilities . 20 4O4 Al
Surplus to policyholders. -. 2.1l3893.6 6
Total liabilities !. .S13. 307. 64s SO
i
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LIABILITIES
Net unpaid claims: Reserve
for unpaid liability, auto
and teams properly dam
age and workmen's COM
, y law -. -. s5.sso.e45 10
mipmS -. e11.e1e %
.sail:i S. bookcase q 2aas s5s q q
unpaid .......s..,... -.-. 42.35t 81
Surplus ................ 100000 90
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STATEMENT OF THE sONDITIoN
Monarch Accident Insurance
Company Of Springfield,


On the 31st day of December. 1926, as re-
quired under the District of Columbia
Code, amended June 80, 1902. and Aug
ust Is. 1911.
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DON'T READ THISI

III satisfied with life. but II unhappy. dis
|couraged. 3 failure in business love. mar
|riage or divorce. this message e for you.
|Can advise You on ell affairg. Tells full
name Of who and when you viii marry.
MADAME LENORA
SO , 81. y. ". Closed on Sunday .
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0EATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF TIN
Subscribers at Reciprocal
Exchange, Of Kansas City,

On the S1st day of December, 1925, a. re-
Quired under the District of Columbia
Code. amended June 30, 1902. and Au-
gust Is, 1911:
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VITAL engineering uses all natural forces
and materials compatible with the tie
sues of the human body to produce the con
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