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Greatest amount allowed 70
be insured in any one block 465 $4,000
STATE OF INDIANA.
Office Of Commissioner Of Insurance
l. the undersigned Commissioner Of In-
Surance Of Indiana hereby certify that
the above is n correct COW % the state
ment OF the Condition rf the above men,
toned Company on the 3ist day OF
December 1882 as shown BY the original
stateme ~. and that the said original
Stateme ~ Is now on Ole In this Office.
In Testimony Whereof. 7 hereunto sub
scribe my name and anx my official seal.
this I'm day OF july 1888
fSeail HARRY p McCIAIN.
Fnn-fnl erf0rnr
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Statement OF Condition OF the
SCOTTISH UNION & NATIONAL ms.
CO, EDINBURGH SCOTLAND
U. S. BEanGh. Hartford. Conn.

U. S. Branch. Hartford. Conn.
rs Elm Street.
On the 3ist Dav OF December. 1882
J. II. VREELAND. U. S. Manager.
deposit -. -...-.....s 400 OOO. 90
NET ASSETS OF COMPANY
Cash in banks ION interest and
not on INTEREST," ......S ?39 64l 10
Real estate unincumbered go. f3a .55S. 81
Bonds and stocks owned $3.50 6.4i4 g7g 80
Mortgage loans on real estate
free from any prior incum-
brance ......... .......-...- 7i7.742. so
Accrued securities Interest
and rents. etc.i ............ ses24.Is
Other Securities
Recoverable TO- reinsurance
on pd. losses ,........ 1s.O7s.7l
Assn. -. ........:.... IsOc.O
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statement o. Condition Of the
SEABOAED +. y NJ. ms. co.
New York. y y.

go JoAN 81.
on the 3ist Day ~ December, 1882.
FRANK b. MARTIN President
HAROLD W. RUDOLPH. Secretary.
Amount OF capital paid up 81 900 COG %
NET ASSETS OF COMPANY
Cash in banks on interest and
not on INTEREST," .-.-....S s6. beg IS
Bonds and stocks owned. .-.... 29+ soo.oO
Accrued securities interest and
rents. tct .-..-.. At,-ro-oS
Premiums and accounts due
and IL process OF collection. 202. l33 69
Accounts otherwise secured. Is. p
Total net assets. ........... 81. 62s. 53e. So
IIABII Tiles
Reserve or amount necessary 70
reiusure outstanding risks $ Ole O9021
Losses due and unpaid ....... les .i57 90
Losses unadiusted and in sus-
urrsc ........ ........... IS. 400 90
Contingent commissions due 81 060 90
Blls and accounts unpaid. con-
tiuccncv reserve ....-....... 32S. or ID
Other liabilities OF the company 100000
Total liabilities 81 ass 72e. As
Capital Observation-Disclosures. 1000 600 90
surplus Observation-Disclosures. i6g 807. -
Total .......................S e2s 5ss IS
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Greatest amount N any one
STATE or INDIANA:
Office OF Commissioner OF Insurance
I. the undersigned. Commissioner OF IN
surance OF Indiana. hereby certify that
the above is q correct copy OF the State
ment OF the Condition OF the above men
TONED Company on the 3ist day of
December. 1882 as shown by the original
statement and that the said original
statement IS now on file in this Office.
In Testimony Whereof ! hereunto sub
scribe my name and afiix my Official seal
TINS 18th dav Of july. 1898.
lSeal HARRY Z MCCAIN.
Commissioner
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Statement o. Condition Of the
AMERICAN & FOREIGN INSURANCE co

t.cw york. n Z
Cotton Exchange Bldg
On the 3lst Dav 81 December. 1892.
y Z. HOFFMAN. President
O. ISSEIM MAN. Secretary
Amount % capital paid up 81 500 900 90
NET ASSETS or COMPANY
Cash 4u banks ION interest
ana La Oh Interest," ... 81 03i ga %
DoL.s ana stocks owned -.-.. 1866 .39S 10
accrued securities Interest
,aaa rents. etc. ......-..-.-. 36.ll3oI
Ct..F 5ccurlties-Cash In
ofice ........ -. 1920
ana ~ process Of coliec-
ZION ...-...-. -........ i4a. $50 So
accounts otherwise secured %. i45 20
Total net assets -.......... SIS. goa. Cs4 81
LIABILITIES
Reserve or amount necessary
10 relnsure outstanding RISKS 81. 0O7. 33s 70
~ cs 40 busted and not due 372. 33g 81
Bills and accounts unpaid .... 80 869 70
Contingency reserve ........-.. l.035 $50 az
O.aer Liabilities o! the COM
paar ...... ................. 81. 222 y
Total liabilities 533. $50 80
CAPITAL ---.... ................. J 500 900 90
surplus -.............. 49,. / .375 l05 20
Total Observation-Disclosures .9o8. 63452
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Statement OF Condition Of the
NATIONAL CASUALTY
COMPANY

NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL CASUALTY
COMPANY
wilmington Delaware.
On the 3lSt Day OF December, 1882.
ALFRED +. JAMES. President.
Amount OF capital paid up -. 5000. 900. 90
NET ASSETS OF COMPANY
Cash in banks ION interest and
not on INTEREST," ............S 81. 062 .04
Bonds and stocks owned .... 748. 047 so
Mortgage loans on real estate
free from any prior incum-
brancei Observation-Disclosures. l9. 00G.00
Accrued securities interest and
rents. etc. ........... ....... 6.110.54
in process OF collection. -. 47.Oss.l7
Total net assets ............. 1851. s6s.55
LIABILITIES
Reserve or amount necessary 70
reinsure outstanding risks 500. 74s.47
Losses adjusted and not due. 1881. 81
Losses unadiusted and in sus-
pcnse Observation-Disclosures. l59. $3.50
Bills and accounts unpaid. 5.02s.76
other liabilities OF the COM
panV ........-....-*,.-. 2S.266.sO
Total liabilities ...............s3 es. ILLS
Capital Observation-Disclosures. 200 600 90
Surplus Observation-Disclosures. 253.55s.4O
Total ....................... 1851 SOS. SIS
Greatest amount in any one
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Statement 81 Condition OF
THE ALLIANCE ms. co. OF PHIL
AMI aEsFA


PNllacelurta. Pa.
1900 Arch S..
on the s.. D.v az December 1892
BENJAMIN RUSH. President
JOHN J. CONNOR. Secretary
Amount 81 capital paid 10 81 600 600 90
MT ASSETS or COMPANY
Cash n banks ION interest
and not on INTEREST," ....... 81 ST.. i3s. so
Bonds ard stocks owned ..-. $50 262 50
Accrued securities interest
and rents. etc. .....-.... 1854 IS
Premiums and accounts due
and - process OF collec
Accounts otherwise secured. 227 .226. b
Total net assets ...........Ss.6O zoe ISL 81
LIABILITIES
Reserve or amount neceSSarr
20 relrsgre outstanding risks So $40 q40 -
Losses adjusted and not due. 5s+.5s3. 90
lf-ls and accounts unpaid 49,. 80 o66.sS
Cther liabilities Of the CON-
Total liabilities ..-....-...-S s. 322. ". g
A-+-. a-etlstL4.v "
S-to--s -.....--.. .....--...-- s.-os.oS7-4'
Total s.. SOS. ISL 81
Greatest amount in any one
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Greatest amount IN any one
greatest amount allowed bv
rules o. the company 10 BE-
insured IN any 0ne city. town
or village - Afo5e-...
greatest amount allowed 20
pc insured in auv one block Moderata
JIATE OF INDIANA.
once o. Commissioner % Insurance
!. the undersigned. Commlss. 3rer Of IN
.lIence o. Indiana. hereby certify nat
NE ABOVE IS correct COPY OF the STATE
ment OF the Condition Of the above men
GoAea COMPANY on the 3ist dav or
Dtcemper- 1882 as shown BY the ORIGINAL
"a cement. and that The said originai
Sislement Is npr On Me To this office
~ testimony whereof I heregnto sub
4sIlDe my name and adlx ms Official seal
ms i'm cay Of Juiv 1893
seal HARRY z NccLATN
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Greatest amount in any one
STATE or INDIANA.
S1ice OF Commissioner OF Insurance
7. the undersigned. CommiSs.Gner OF n
surance Of Indiana hereby certify THAI
the above is a correct copy OF the State
ment @! the Condition CT the above mem
toned COMPANY on tire 3lSt dav Of
December. 1892. IS shows bT the original
statement. and that the said original
statement Is now On ale IN this ot1ice
In Testimony Whereof. I kereunto sub
scribe nv narae and afflx thy official seal
this 18th day OF july 1888
lSeall HARRY 2. McCLATw
Commissioner
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Greatest amount IN any one
STATE or INDIANA.
C1lce e. Commissioner of Insurance.
: the undersigned. Commissioner % n
surarre ct Indiana. hereby certify that
the above IS : correct couv q. the State
ment 81! the Condition o. the above n.en-
toned Comralv on the SIst dav %
December 1882. as shown by he original
statement. and that the said original
So s1l-.k y A0N on Tie IN TINS once
scribe ny name and asftx mr. c1lcial seal
this 18th .Gay CT JULY 1889
ISeall HARRY s. MCCAIN.
Ccnm isxioEer.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Statement 81. Condition Of the
OHIO FARMERS INDEMNITY COMPAN,


Leroy. Ohio.
On the 3ist Dav Of December. 1881.
?. Il EAWLEY. President.
J. c. AESTAND. Secretary.
Amount o. capita. paid Up, s2a0. 00o.0 90
NET ASSETS OF COMPANY
Cash n banks fon interest and
not or interest," ...-.. -.-...-. 81 So. 9Se.7 q
Bonds and stocks owned ........ sol. 45s.57
Mortare loans on real estate
free from any pEior incuu-
brsrcef OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -. ora 90
rents. ete.i .....-....'-...-.- 4.72i.Is
Premiums and accounts due
and n process % collec-
Accounts otherwise secured 49,. 5o.7iis
Total net assets ...........s s9T .539.i5
LIABILITIES
Reserve or amount necessary 20
reinsure outstanding risks. S2f4 332 90
Losses adjusted and not due 49, 1877 262 06
Bills and accounts unpaid. s.434.79
Other Liabilities OF the company.
contingency reserve .......... 80. 900 90
Total liabilities .ss3i .o7e 81
CAPITAL Observation-Disclosures. zoo 900 90
Surplus Observation-Disclosures. 2T6 SOC 81
Total .................... 1897 .539iS
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NNN Tux
1921 Trinity St. Hartford Conn.
or the 5fst Day q Deem be-. 1882.
IN prEr, KINCfaN Man.ra-

S.ta-eat amount In any one
oT rsss M. IS 100. 600 90
f4les OF the company 10 De
insured IN any one city. town
c;reata ..,ass ..,;....,..-. Varies
-, Insured IA any one block Varies
STATE OF INDIANA:
me OF Commissioner OF Insurance.
!, ne Undersigned. Commissioner OF In
slIahce OF Indiana. hereby certify that
me above Is a correct COPY OF he STATE
mem OF the Condition OF the above men
I 6ses.l company on the 3lst dav OF
tss,s,..os.. 4s5z, as shown BY the original
etaenent. and that the said orlvirai
S'4.enent Is now on file in this Office,
III. N 4eatiinoIv whereof. I hereunto sub
tnis i9ta DAY OF july. 1888
tSea4I HARRY z. MCCAIN.
Commissioner
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Statement of Condition Of the
MILWAUKEE MECHANICS ms. co.
Milwaukee. Wisconsin.
Gil No broadway

Milwaukee. Wisconsin.
Gil No. Broadway
On the 3lst DAY OF December 1892.
NEAL BASSETT. President.
ERNEST q. EBERT Secretary
Amount of capital paid up. 50 900 900 90
NET ASSETS OF COMPANY.
Cash IN banks ton interest
and not on INTEREST," ......S il9.7s7 70
Real estate unincumbered ~ 468. 625 90
Bonds and stocks owned ... 1929 7l200
Mortgage loans on real estate
Gree from any prior iucum-
brancel .................... 1885. 700 90
Accrued securities Interest
and rents. etcJ ............ l3s.slssl
Other securities .......... 100 90
Premiums and accounts due
and IN process OF collection US 463 40
Accounts otherwise secured. 7545787
Total net assets ..........sl369 COL 1862 40
LIABILITIES
Reserve or amount necessary
10 reinSure outstanding
Losses due and unpaid i09 $40 az
Losses unadiusted and in sus-
BiiIs and accounts unpaid :. i55ii too 90
Other liabilities OF the COM
pany ...................... also ssI q
Total liabilities ...........s 9. 622. 1906 A
capital ....................... 1000 900 90
surplus ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5 069. 065 %
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS COL .462 30
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statement OF Condition OF the
STUYyESANT INSURANCE COMPANY
New Work New YORK

III William street.
On the 3ist Dav ot December. 1882.
J s FRELINCHACYSEN President.
W. p DIEFENBACE. Secretary.
Amount % capital paid I'D 81 600 600 90
NET ASSETS OF COMPANY
Cash IN banks ION interest md
not on interest ............S 9Q,615-s1
Real estate unincumbered 49,. as.033 q
Bonds and stocks owned ..... 1873 1857
MORTGAGE loans on real es-
tate free from any prior in
Clulhraucct ..+-...- so. s56.93
Accrued securities Interest
s5? 5Ss: -: +, 49,;
panies Tor return pfemiums. 24.2ss.ss
missions awards .......ee.- sos. so7 30
fetal net assets .s3Is5. 2Ol IS
LIABILITIES
Amount due and not due banks
or other creditors .,..-..,.s SCI. 10000
Reserve or amount necessary
risks ...-...es..... 500 600 90
Losses due and unpaid - $3.50 81
Bills and accounts unpaid. 100000
panv --..'....,....... 900. 3s4 o.
Total liabilities si.5so. 500 IS
Capital ................. i 600 900 90
Surplus Observation-Disclosures. 5s4.5se75
Total .....................ss is5. 2oi SO
Greatest amount in any one
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Statement Of Condition Of the
STANDARD FIRE INSURANCE co.


Isl Pennington Avenue.
On the sisf Day % December. 1891.
~ IS BRATNARD. President.
OLAF NORDENG and
JAMES 2. SLIMsON. Secre taries.
NET ASSETS oF COMPANY
Cash n banks on interest ana -. -. -
not on interest .-.+-. ......s olg y
Bonds and stocks owned ....; S.o4I. boISl
~ ten 1s e.c' .'-''''- ~ sss74ol
end n process o. coAec- ,.,.,, a.
Accounts Otherwise Secured
ps.a f losses less less srsDsnss.. Iss2727
S5ie -...-.............. 1907
.To.al net assets ........... 81. 7os. Oss. So
Bonds have been valued or an amor
tied basis. stocks or the basis OF values
adopted 81 the National Convention Of
Insurance Commissioners.
LIABILITIES
Reserve or amount necessary -
10 reilsurc outstanding risks 81. ST. .5e2. 2
Losses adjusted and not due 40Sll.3b
i'G 5eSse '''-1' -s''u '''- 80 -. $50 sol IS
coa Cont ssI reserve . soooo66 %
pan panv ........ ~ sO4ii97
Total liabilities ............ 50. sci. 2es 20
CAPITAL .-.----.-..+ IS .ogggVV. "
surplus ...-+...-... ...s.ss.. -sA@o. too.-s
Total Recommendations 50
Greatest amount in anv one. ,.o,o.
Greatest amount allowed by
rules Of the company 20 be
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Statement OF Condition OF the
RHODE ISLAND INSURANCE COMPANY

Providence. Rhode Island
81 Canal street
On the 3ist Dav az December 1892
EMIL c. PEPPER. President
JESSE 3 WHITE. Secretary
Amount OF capital paid lD So 81 600 GOO 90
NET ASSETS OF COMPANY
Cash III banks con interest and
not ou i-ferestl .S 100 T45 ~
Bonds and stocks owned 1888 s05 20
Accrued securities Gutcresf and
RENTS ctcl ...-..,......- q. $50 80
Premiums and accounts due
and iu process OF collection 466 297 30
Accounts otherwise secured .. 1927 Sc
Total net assets .......... 81 535. 70s y
LIABILITIES
Amount cuc ano uot cue banks
or other creditors ........ 5 33S 629 &C
Reserve or amount necessary
20 rcinSure uat stalGlrg risks i. @82 855 90
Losses adjusted ard Iot dle 2l3 900 go
pense. .......... .,...-...-.. 81 1872 20
panv ....-...- ......-...-.- SIS. 253 %
Total liabilities ........... .s2457. 81 O9
Capital .........--.... J 900 Geo 90
Surplus ..... Observation-Disclosures. J .076.l61. Is
Total Observation-Disclosures. 81. 535. 7os o.
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Greatest amount in any one

risk ....-..- ....... IS COO 90
STATE or INDIANA
OIiCc cf Commissioner OF Insurance
I. the undersigned. Commissioner OF In
surauce of Indiana. hereby certify that
the above Is @ correct copy OF the state
meat OF the Condition OF the above mem
stoned Company on the 3lst dav Of
December. 1882. as shown hy the orlgina,
statement. and that the seid original
stateutut s. now on file IN this office.
In Testimony Whereof ! hereunto sub
Scrihe my name and afN my official seal
this 18th day az july 1888
lSeall HARRY l. MCCAIN.
Cnnruf SstOner
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Statement OF Condition Of the
PHOENIX ASSURANCE COMPANY. LTD

New York N Y
On the 3lst Dav OF December. 1882
p; BEREsFoRD. U. S. ManageTTao
-, NET ASSETS OF COMPANY
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Contract Bridge
BY w. Z. MKENNEY
Secretary American Bridge League

T HAVE recently written to a num-
IL Der Of the country's leading con-
tract players asking them for an
interesting hand. so I want TO give
you today the hand which was sent
to me by Robert w. Halpin of Chi
cago. ast-president of the Ameri-
can Bridge League.
Halpin was captain of the team
which represented the Auction
Bridge Club of Chicago. which club
presented the trophy for national
open contract teams-of-four.
He and his teammates proceeded
to win this trophy the first year it
was put into play-l929
Halpin says that the mistake
made by a great many contract
players is in not providing for a
bad trump distribution. In the fol-
lowing hand the careless declarer
would try to make the hand by
simply setting up the club suit by
rufting one club-and then would
complain because of a bad break.
South bid one club. West passed
and North made a one over one
force of one spade. East passed and
South went to two clubs. North
then bid two diamonds, South bid
two hearts, and North jumped to
six hearts.
Vests opening lead was the ten
Of diamonds. the queen was played
from dummy and when East played
the ace, South was forced to ruff
with the seven Of hearts.
Halpin, figuring that he might
get bad split in trump, now led
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the three of spades and took the
finesse. East winning with the king.
East returned the seven of spades
which Halpin won in dummy with
the ace.
He then led the four of diamonds
from dummy and trumped with the
eight of hearts. He cashed his ace
and jack of hearts and then led a
small club, winning in dummy with
the king
The king and queen Of hearts
were played from dummy, Halpin
discarding two clubs from his own
hand. He led the king of diamonds
and discarded his other losing club.
He returned to his own hand by
leading spade and winning with
the jack, and then played his ace
and queen of clubs for the last two
tricks, successfully making his small
slam contract.
Copyright. 1888 by NEA Service. Ine1
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Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported 70 police as stolen
belong TO.
Harold Schooler. westneld. Ind. Chevro-
Washington street
Joe Gwinn. 1850 Livingstone street Ford
tudor; 1896. from BLOOMINGTON street
near White River boulevard
Albert Schlanden. si2 Manhatton street
Chevrolet coupe. 52-059 from Blake and
Washington streets.
Gilbert Hoop. BoRzstown Ind Chrvsler
River boulevard.
Ivan Chaplin. 3i7 West Thlrt!eth street
Oldsmohile sedan. 29-029 from circus
grounds
Lawrence Hobbs. 200 North Waruan ave-
nue.. Durant coach. $1,000 from garage In
rear OF 20s North Warmsn avenue
J. c. .Medius p. r y. BOX zoe Ford
COUP from West Washington street and
White River boulevard
Martha Whalen Brownsburv. md. Ford
sedan. 1892 from Brownsburg. Ind
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FISH FRY is SCHEDULED
Popularity Contest Feature Of Event
Sponsored by, v. r. w.

Miss Mary Kremer, rs North
Mount street. has been entered by
the Veterans Of Foreign Wars as
their candidate in popularity con-
test TO be held in connection with
a fish fry TO be held Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday at 2245 East
Riverside drive.
The FISH fry and contest is being
co-sponsored by the Riverside Olym-
pic Club and the Lavelle- Gossett
Post Of the V. F. w. Winner OF the
contest will receive a diamond ring.
Miss Kremer is past department
conductress, Ladies Auxiliary. Vet
Grams Of Foreign Wars. and is a
member Of the Lavelle- Gossett Aux
iliary.
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BACK HOME AGAIN

Stolen automobiles recovered BY police
belong TO.
J. D. Hubert. New Ross Ind Ford Sc
can. found At 300 North Missouri street
William K. Kennedy. 1918 Stu.m avenue
Ford coupe. found in front OF al Dormaa
street.
w. y Nancy 16s West Txentv-arst
street. Roekne sedan. found II front on
4es West TwentY-arst street.
Chevrolet sedan e0s-004. motor No
277ee43 serial No. V-5ssIi stripped Of
three tires. found az Thirty-eighth street
and Crooked creek.
Ur.ah Minch. 5heibvvalIe XIV. Ford
rls street 49,
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By Times Special
NEW YORK. Aug. 16-Marilyn
Miller, noted musical comedy and
screen star, was reported recover
ing today from an attack OF nervous
exhaustion which has kept her five
days in a hospital.
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Let's Go Fishing
FISHERMEN AT
LAFAYETTE NAB
MONSTER BASS
Good Catch Is Reported in
Wea Creek: Contest
Is Launched.
By LEFTY LEE
Times Fishing Editor.

They're of The let's 60 fishing
columns contest. that will reward
the anglers who bring in the larg-
est small-mouth and the largest
plymouth bass is under way. and
open TO all until the closing date
Nov !.
For the benefit of the fishermen
who did not see the rules Of this
contest, We again will explain. The
fish may be caught in any stream.
lake, gravel pit or private pond in
the state, with hook and line. The
contest is open 10 all. the only
stipulation being that the bass must
be brought to The Times Office and
weighed, TO be entered officially. The
awards will be a bronze medal for
each class, made and donated bv
Walter Jones of the George j. MAYER
Company Name Of the angler.
weight OF the fish. date caught and
where caught. also will appear on
the medal. which Will be suitable
as a watch fob. Get out now and
take that big one. and enter him
at once.
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Dutch Irrgang has been trying to
hook several big bass that make
their home in Eagle creek, north Of
the city. Irrgang has had feel OF
them on two or three occasions. but
never has been able 70 hook them
solidly enough 70 land them.
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Henry Bogue. coach Of the city
champion high school football team,
had two thrills at Little Tippe-
canoe lake. The first one was his
capture Of his first bass, a sixteen
inch silver. and the greatest thrill
later when his 4-year-old boy. Ben
ME, caught a seven and one-half-
inch crappie.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1933-05-19
Why Canadian Banks Don't Fail

scribed areas, and let it 90 at
that, we should be doomed to
bitter disappointment. We have
got to eliminate the root caus-
es Of our banking difficulties: !:
10 bring all our banks under
unified control, either through
compulsory operation obligatory
membership in the Federal Re
serve System; TO reestablish
sound banking standards; and
to increase substantially the
minimum size Of our banks. And
We can do this without any
danger Of having the necessary
amount of branch banking place
us at the mercy of a money
trust
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1933-05-19

state; this tuition fee covers
three courses.
Eight dornitories are reserv-
ed for women. The Battle
Vance-Pettigrew group and the
Graduate Club MARY Ann
Smith building) are reserved for
men. Everett dormitory will be
held for married couples with or
without children.
The /hostesses in charge Of
dornit0ries will be Mrs. June
Gunter and Mrs. Ben r. Wall
(Old East) Mrs. Clarence E.
wilkins and Mrs. J. S. Hunter
odd West) Miss Lucille Hunt
and Miss Olivia Harmon
(Steele) Miss Laura deBerry
and Miss Maie Myers (Grimes)
Miss Annie Perkins and Miss
Edna Robinson (Ruffin) and
Miss Sadie Jenkins (Everett).
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1933-05-19
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

Under and by virtue Of certain
deed Of trust executed by j. Clyde
Ray to r. O. Everett, Trustee, dated
March q, 1929, and recorded in Book
Of Mortgages 81, page 1877, in the
Office of the Register of Deeds Of
Orange County, default having been
made in the payment of the note
thereby secured, and at the request
Of the holder and owner Of the said
Indebtedness, the undersigned Trus-
tee will on
THURSDAY, JUNE 1ST, 1888, AT
1900 O'CLOCK NJ,
offer for sale, at public auction, 70
the highest bidder, for cash, at the
Courthouse door in HiIlsboro, n. c.
the lots or parcels of land described
as follows, to-Wlt:
!. Adjoining the lands of O. j.
and b. B. Forrest and others, BE-
GINNING at a stake. intersection Of
King Street, Town Of Hillsboro, and
an Alley Way to f. A. Roseman's s