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Evening star., 1935-05-04
Dratha.

$SsIrg ss.a - |MSss s|Ssss e s
funeral from the Deal funeral home,
S16 H st ne, on Monday. May 8, Ct
sssisss ana easssss,i saasass in!Sss
OVERHAUL, WILLIAM Ta Suddenly on
sss st. my NV. WILLIAM 4 T. nlo ovEsaAEL rsftafnei
overhail ve ,e SISTERS. sas orSinsf %rs Ethep g.
osha q vi sS fSTsnci %s MRS and Ncms NG5s
Aanie BSoomsr Of phlIsdslphis. rs,;
and friends. W Remains f may .i be 'sfsSsi vieEed
at Frasier's funeral hems after @ ? pm.
May z. at 2 pm. from the, above
funeral home. Interment Lincoln Me-
PRYOR. JAMES r. On Saturday. May
JAMES +. PRYOR. Beloved husband ot
Ardell G. Pryor. father Of Mrs. wilton
the residence nee OH Of his daaghter. Mrs. vii.
toA Z. Watts on Monday; May 3. At 3
Relatives sn., ,,san1n and friend: invited.
RENsCH. LULA B. On Wednesday. May
!, 1895; at GEORGETOWN University Hos
pital. LULA B.; wife OF the late George
Chambers Co. Southeast funeral home.
517 11th st. Sc. until Saturday. May
men. p% ppgftsmoHsS rTnfral vs services and inter
RHODES. MARIE. On Friday, May 2.
1913 3 a0SPts 81 od.a csq
Harris. s s.eie Louise Jones @ and RoSeit Carter.
cousin of Elsie Dorsey. Leaths Mason,
fnd ssr AIes Ionss s.1s Notice tS. %
". Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1882
You st. NV.
RICHEY, Jamie. Departed this life sud-
nR 81 sAksE asf she esTes 10
mourn their lost one daughter. Ethel
smalley; one son. Gladen Ric1ey; w., ana inc
resting at the funeral parlors Of L. Z.
ntefmsn aas6s SqRdfy IN fnceIa %a' & s sO
SANDER. ESTHER. On Friday. May 2,
1895. at 5lS 1lth st. Sc ESTHER
SAMPLER beloved wife OF !: Sander
and Meyer Sander Mrs. Max GoldberE
and Mrs. Paul herman. She is also
Funeral will be held Sunday May 5, at
ment @i at itPs the sOathesst Sou ss HeSFsV consTe-
cation Cemetery.
sCHNEBEL. GEORGE n. Suddenly on
Friday. May, 3, 1895. at his Iesldenes.
ScHNEBEL; aEed SO years. beloved hus;;
Alma Hutchison and Lillian z; Sweeney.
Monday. May g, at pm. Relatives
and friends invited. 1nterment cecar
STRONG. GERTRUDE. Departed this life
: am. GERTRuDE sTRoNG of i5is
9th st. NV. She taught school in Wiz.
einia several years Remains resting at
Boyds funeral home, 18th and L. SITS.
NV. Funeral Sunday, May 3, from
above funeral home at 2:30 pm.
TAYLOR. CARRIE CAN'T. Departed this
life on Friday, May 3. 1885. at 43n
GaHrT At TaSoR SeaSsd Wife a she
later.
WALKER. EMMA JANE. On Friday. May
g. 1895. at the residence Of her daush-
ter: MEs Rizpah FL Eldon \; 1929 r, Mass avg,
the late. Leonard. r. Walker. Services
at the above residence on Monday. May
8. at 1:45 p.n. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. 5
WALSH. JOSEPH S. On Friday. May 3.
1885 Su At his residenesd nee 394 Ga Taylor 81. St
T Beloved 0hRa sas6and of aga p iT' Fn ne
Monday Nav g. Notice Of time later
WILSON. HELENE r. Departed this life
on Thursday. May . 1885 HELENE ?.
WILSON. beloved wife of Thursa Will
son and daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Shorter. She also leaves 70 mourn
and Lille Mae Shorter, and host Of
other relatives and friends. Remains
resting at Ruth Dabneys funeral home.
453 o st. NV. Funeral from the above
funeral home Monday. May 8, at p m.
Funeral private. 1nterment Woodlswn
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LOST.

Lost and Found advertisements
for the daily Star iDitl be accepted
Mondays to FridGys. inclusive. up
to noon day OF issue. Saturdays
and legal holidays up to 10 am.
day OF issue. For the Sunday Star
up to II pm. Saturday.
BILLFOID, mans. brown; wednesday, be-
GAIT csii hationai ton raI s14i. a Ext. sss Rexsrd
BUNDLE OF. oIoTHEs lost on truck;
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GAr sesain s%a g ssiS H5ia.s nH Can Mss so
enamel; ThuTsdsy evening. Reward. Phone
sessra snd Gns ons eye ONE 0iAek eye
asnfa ssn ,aasa Eas'' 500 sand st. NV E4:r- q:
spot on chest. Emerson 67e1. s.
LADY'S BLACK SHOPPING BAG, contain
ing glasses, keys and 9n1 s9me money SI0 IL
reward. II. ]. Browne. lSoo Mass ave- n;".
I.AVALIER-Gold, with small diamond and
pearl In It, on fine gold chain; lost Wed
nesday, in downtown section REWARD
Sal S H5ss pstSiss desDfoo.ssE 1877 Be- Rs!wfsa an
MINK NECKPIECE on 18th or Calvert.
between Kalorama I'd. and goth ST. Re-
ward. 1863 Biltmore st. t.--
PERSIAN CAT. dark brown, female. Finder
may bring it to 1886 18th st. NV. Re-
ward.
sPTTZ. female. white with black ears, in
northeast section; tag No. 7754; answers 70
name Of "Bud." Reward. 2S0S 26th st.
n Potomac 4266-J.
WALLET-Black, contained sum Of money
drivers license; Fillmore St. near Columbia
"a: Llberal reward; Fred VI coleman
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to wallop the king of fStiana-a
mistake. Jimmy stretched him on
the canvas.
DellamanO and the rest of the
George camp believed Jimmy had
given the New England champion
a short count-that he had counted
20 as if he wanted to get back to mis-
hotel in hurry. They also believed
that Jimmy had given OMahoney
a long count just a couple of min
uteS before.
Insists He's Still In
In his dressing room, Don George
insisted that he was still champion
Of the world-at least as far as New
England'S recognition is concerned.
New England and Canada recog-
nlzed the former Michigan Univer-
sity and Olympic grappler as king
because of his victory over Henri
Deglane of France two years ago.
OMahoney. who scored his 63rd vic
tory since coming to America about
seven months ago. was recognized as
champion throughout the rest of the
country because of his victory three
weeks ago over Jim Londos.
George said he would take his
case to the American Wrestling As
ISOLATION. under whose rules the
match was staged. OMahoney had
advantage of youth and poundage
over his opponent. The Irish Adonis
IS 81 and weighs 224 pounds. against
Eds 80 years and 300 pounds.
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BROOKVILLE. Ind. July 81
Bruce Robson Post of Indianapo-
lis and the Richmond team were
scheduled to tangle in the final
game for the American Legion re-
glonal title this afternoon. The In
annapolis team entered the finals
by eliminating Nashville. % to /.
and Richmond advanced BY trounc-
ing Brookville. 10 to
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ldQS at braves tlelC-
Referee James j. Braddock, who
wears the world heavyweight boxing
Chapeau. declared OMahoney the
victor and Immediately backed his
decision with flying fists. flooring
Don Georges chief second twice as
the match ended and a melee
started in the ring.
The largest crowd ever TO witness
a professional wrestling show was
electrified at the unprogrammed &C
Invites. Before squads of Boston
and state police halted the brawl. al
least 20 members of the two mat
camps and their enthusiastic ad-
mirers were whanging away under
the floodlightS.
Counts TO 20
Braddock counted out squat
Swarthy Don George after one hour
and 80 minutes of graphing. max
ing the husky. fair-Skinned soldier
from the irish Free State the first
"undiSputedr world champion the
mat game has had in six years.
And BraddOck'S count. which will
be written into wrestling annals in
the same size type given to Barry's
long count in he boxing book,
started the fireworks. Braddock
counted TO the official 20, and when
Don George of Buffalo failed to re-
turn to the ring after flight into
the press section Tim raised Danno'S
big right mitt.
Immediately. Don Georges chief
second and trainer. Frank Della
mano, sprang through the ropes and
charged at BraddOck. He attempted
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YankS, Cards Fade Away as
Chicago Clubs Steam Irto
Choice Challenge Positions
Ruppertmen Lose Ninth in Twelve Starts and Cling to
Second Place by Single Game as Chisox Win; Cubs
Take Tenth in Row. Widen Edge Over Freshmen
JULY 81, 1885
BIZ GEORGE KIRKSEY
United Press stan CorreSpondsnt

NEW YORK. July 3lIhe md
night had baseball fans specializing whether
bolt
o games and only have
climbing Chicago Only
h from he
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usually does. But
Mr.. Mara likes
action and when
the b a n g tails
aren't thudding
down the stretch
he is r e S t lie S 5.
B e i d e S t h e
promise Of being
a gran d father
for the first time
was exciting.
l suppose you'd
haVo tn ratio Mr.
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BraddOck s tShOrt Count
Results in Young Riot
Mt Champ Brings Fists Into Play to Back Up Decision
Favoring 0'Mahoney.
BY JACK CUDDY
United Press staff Correspondent

BOSTON July 51Young DannO OIaEOney
disputed world heavyweight wrestling today
victory
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The Cards have dropped eight Of
their last nine games. and have
dropped from first place, which they
occupied briefly Oh July %, to third
place. five and one-half games be-
hind the pace-setting New York
Giants. Unless St. Louis soon
shakes of its slump, Pittsburgh
travelling at its fastest pace of the
season, will be a menace for third
place. The Pirates now trail the
Cards by four and one-half games.
Yank Pitching Drops of
Joe Mccarthy, already has start
ed to shake up the Yanks, benching
Earl Combs for the feet Jess Hill.
With only two 300 hitters IN his
batting order-Gehrig, 1923, and
Selkirk, 3O6-the Yanks must have
first rate pitching to stay in the
pennant battle. That is something
which has been lacking in recent
games Only Johnny Allen, with
two victories. and Johnny Broaca,
with one, have been able to show
anything like winning form. Lefty
Gomez. once the Yanks' ace, can't
seem to get the opposition out at
all
Both the Tigers and the Yanks
took it on the min yesterday as the
White Sox gained full game on the
two leaders. Julian Solters' homer
with two on gave the st. Louis
Browns an 8-6 triumph over De-
troit. Paul Richards homer with a
mate on enabled the Philadelphia
Athletics to beat the Yankees, 6-5.
Jess Haines Tires
The White SOx trimmed Cleve-
land. 8-6. Fritz OStermueller pitched
the Boston Red Sox to an ia VIC
tory over Washington. The Chicago
Cubs won their 10th straight and
their 23rd victory in IS games by
defeating Pittsburgh. 8-6 The vic
tory enabled the Cubs to cut the
Giants lead to one game. New YO.k
divided a double header with the
Philadelphia Phillies, losing the
first game. lis, and winning the
second, 80
The Cardinals had a 81 lead 60
ing into the 7th inning, but Jess
Haines tired and the Cincinnati
Reds rallied to win. SIS.
Yesterdays HerO-Bill Lee, who
relieved Larry French with Pitts
burgh leading. 40. and held the
Pirates to hits the rest Of the
game to pitch the Cubs to an 8-6
victory and his 18th triumph of the
season.
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Statement of Condition of
THE FRANKLIN LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY

Springfield, Illinois
8l2 S. Sixth Street
On the 3lst Dav of December. 1884
H M. MERRIAM. President
WILL TAYLOR, Secretary.
NET ASSETS OF COMPANY
Cash in banks ION interest
and not on INTEREST," -... S 824.017 rs
Real estate unincumbered 80. 4504 SIG. 81
Bonds and stocks owned
market valuel ... .. 3I75.61833
Mortgage loans on real es-
tate Free from any prior
incumbrancel -. -. 1882, 672 %
Accrued securities Interest
and rents. etc. 1Ol8, 9O1 40
Other securities - collateral
loans .......... -. 6o14o 90
Policy loans -................ 1895 $50 27
premium Notes ..-.....--. 242. 845 OF
pense capitalized 2O4.35987
Premiums and accounts due
and in process of collection 917.43s p
Accounts otherwise secured 25.1I176
Total net assets 3D. .. s3l. 1870. Hiss
LIABILITIES
Reserve amount necessary
to reinsure outstanding
risks ,,,... 80. s291SO9 85 90
suspense -......... 13s q42 on
Bills and accounts unpaid -. Si,i55.s9
Other liabilities of the COM
pany ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5s4. 687 50
Total liabilities ......... s2a913.771.41
Sapltal OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $50. 900 90
surplus ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1026. 940.14
Amount retained BY com 1901 iSO' q 80
c7psTrr ~ ...--.-S Z5.OOO0O
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Statement OF Condition Of the
ATIANTIC LIE INSURANCE COMPANY


Main N ana is8iRxq5h Streets.
On the 3ist Dav OF December. 1894.
ANGUS o. sWINK. President.
H L. MCCONNELL. Secretary.
Amount Of capital paid up 500 .000.0
NET ASSETS OF COMPANY
Cash in banks 'on interest
and not on interest -...-S I46.s1a.s IS
Real estate unineumbered 4.08l. SOS %
Real estate sold under con-
Bonds ana Stocks owned -. -, .,
Mortgage uss s'@ loans on real estate
brsncei '''' ''' -. $685.. 29s5S
oI fad .sn5s 5 5s3 q 81
note notes '0S's anu premium 1926. SIS 50
Collateral loans ..-...-...... ls.74i.94
Premiums and accounts due
and in process OF collection 9s@.so2 10
Total net assets ........ s24.83l.9I5 80
LIABILITIES
Reserve or amount necessary
to reinSure outstanding a., go -
Losses Ss due and unpaid ss65oi
Losses unadlusted and in 400, 81,
Bills s'S and accounts unpaid -. $4,000
Other liabilities of the COM M oo- -,
panY .-----.-- .....------. lsVsi'vS''-A
Total liabilities ......... s23. e70.93I. u
s saPpas .....:..... ss O.sSs 50
Total ................ s24s3l. sI5 80
Life companies: Maximum
risk written .---.. 5 ITO 90
Amount retained bv company 25.OOOOO
STATE Or INDIANA.
Office of Commissioner of Insurance
L the undersigned Commissioner OF In.
surance OF Indiana. herebY certify that
the above is q correct copv of the state
ment Of the Condition Of the above men
toned COMPANY on the 3lst dav OF
December. 1884 as shown bv the original
ytatement and that the said original
statement is now on file in this Office
In TESTIMONY Whereof ] hereunto sub
scribe my name and affx nv official seal
this 9th day of July. 1895.
ISealI HARRY E. MCCAIN
Commissioner
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first to enrich show talk with the
word terrific" Everything was ter
rife" with him.
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INDIANA-
Office Of Commissioner OF Insurance
l. the undersigned Commissioner Of In
surance Of Indiana hereby certify that
the above is a correct COPY of the State
ment of the Condition of the above men
December. 1893. as shown bv the ORIGINAL
statement. and that the said original
statement is now on file in this office
IN Testimony Whereof I hereunto SUBJ
scribe nv name and affiy nv official seal
this 9th day Of July. 1885
ISeall HARRY E McCLAfN
Commits
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YARosz SCORES KNOCKOUT

BIZ Times Special
STEUBENVILLE, O., July 81
After a sixmonth layoff. Ted
Yarosz, middleweight champion, re-
turned to action last night and
scored a knockout over Fred SAL
lus, Syracuse, N. Y, in the second
round
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MAJOR LEADERS
IEAnINC HITTERS

HOME RUNS
Greenberg Tigers - T. Collins Cards 70
OFT. Giants q B0nUra, w. SOX l9
Johnson. Athletics 20 Camilli. Philles l9
Berger. Braves 20
RUNS BATTED IN
GreenberR. Tigers i2n Medwick. Cards 30
=. Collins. Cards SO Berger. Braves 70
Dit. Giants ..... 81
RUNS
Gehringer. Det .. s. OFT Giants .--.. g.
MedWick Cards 81 Galan. Cubs ..... so
Martin. Cards SO
HITS
Medwics Cards 10 Galan. Cubs ...- 1873
Terry. Giants l25 GreenberE. Tigers. 1872
Herman. Cubs 1856
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NATIONAL IFAGUF

Chicago az Pittsburgh ~.
81. Louis at Cincinnati night.
BROOKLYN at Boston a..
Philadelphia al New York.
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standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

INDIANAPOLIS at Milwaukee might.
Louisville at Kansas CITY might.
s. Paul a Minnea polls
tOnly three games scheduled.
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Mara among the first five book
makers of the country today. He
handles about as much dough as
anybody at the track and if he
happens to feel high on a horse he
will bet the other books himself
until the cows indicate a desire to
return to their home pastures. He
is a large, florid-faced Irishman
with unfailing good humor. You
never can tell how he's doing by
looking at him.
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RhOdius and |. A. c.
Win Water Tits

The Rhodius Park and Indian
apolis Athletic Club teams were vic
torious over the Willard Park and
Riviera Club teams in Red Cross
Water Soccer League games at the
Riviera Club pool last night.
Glen Nausbaum led the RhodiuS
team, scoring with two goals. Joe
Swallow and Oscar Jose starred for
the Athletic Club, making all the
teams points, and Bob DeweeSe was
outstanding for the Riviera team.
Schedule for tonight brings the
Riviera Club and Garfield teams to-
gether in one game, while Garfield
and Willard tangle in the other.
The games will be played at Riviera.
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Statement of Condition of the
CENTRAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY

Mutual
Des Moines
5th g. Grand Avenues.
On the 81 Dav of December. 1884.
GEO N AYRES. President
F. G. WOLFINGER. Secretary
Am0un NET 81 c AgsETs ss OF uccoMpANY9 H'
Cash in banks ton interest
and not on INTEREST," IS 639 059 81
Real estate unincumbered 4.626 023.91
Bonds owned book value) 1881. 703.57
Mortgage loans on real estate
brancej - -. 12.225 531. 80
G and rents. etc. CT; ..--. ''- s47. 5sl "a
Other securities-policy loans 1855. 1884
Premiums and accounts due
Accounts otherwise secured ia. 56O23
Total net assets ...... s58.6l6. 9I2 As
LIABILITIES
Amount due and not due
banks or other creditors 2.057 olga
Reserve or amount necessary
risks -''e. ''..-..-.. 80. 544 442 SO
Losses due and unpaid None
Losses adjusted and not due i5.09705
Losses unadi1sted and in suc-
Bits and accounts unpaid 24o7s %
other liabilities Of the COM
pany OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 6I9-OI5 -66
Total liabilities ......... s35 534. 4s3 ~
Capital Observation-Disclosures. None
Surplus ................... 5os2 .42s 90
Total ..................... s3s. sIs.9I245
Greatest amount in any one
risk $4,000 90
Greatest amount allowed BY
rules Of the company to be
insured in any one city
town or village No limit
Greatest amount allowed TO
be insured in any one block No limit
Life companies: Maximum
risk written .--...--...-.. No limit
Amount retained BY company s 25. 900 90
STATE OF INDIANA.
Office Of Conmtssiong. OF Insurance.
I the undersigned Commissioner of In
surance of Indiana. hereby certify that
the above Is a correct COPY Of the State
ment OF the Condition OF the above men.
soned COMPANY on the 3lst dav Of
ecemher. 1894. as shown BY the original
atement. and that the sad original
ltement is now on file in this office.
In Testimony Whereof ] hereunto sub
scribe nv name and afix nv official seal
this 9Th day Of July. 1895.
ISealI HAIRY e AccLAN.
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81 ATE OF INDIANA.
Office of Commissioner OF Insurance.
I the undersigned. Commissioner OF IN
surance of Indiana hereby certify that
the above is a correct copv of the State
ment of the Condition Of the above mem
toned COMPANY on the 3lst dav OF
December 1884 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 nv name and afx nv official seal
this 9th day of July. 1885
GSeal1 HARRY E. McCLAIN.
Commissioner
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Eli Lilly courtmen were victorious
over the indianapolis Athletic Club
5 to 4, breaking even in the singles
matches and winning two of three
doubles matches. Holloway, Huber
and Weaver, of the Lilly team, and
Orbison. McCoullough and White. of
the I. A. c.. we're singles winners.
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I STATE OF INDIANA
Office of Commissioner of Insurance.
! / the undersigned. Commissioner OF In
sursnce of Indiana. hereby certify that
| the above is a correct copy of the State
ment of tho Condition of the above men,
TONED Companv on the 3lst dav OF
! December. 1884 as shown by the Original
statement is now on file in this office.
In Testimony Whereof. ! hereunto sub
scribe nv name and affv nv official seal
/ this 9th day of July. 1895.
| TSeall HARRY E McCLAIN
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TOp-Rdte BOOkn,Gker Is
Rdbid Football FOlIOWer
Tim Mara lust 48, Even Possesses His Own Team
Champion New York Giants.

By Unite Press
CARATOGA SPRINGS birthday
- Arrowhead foryeighth and
boasting the ok grandfather
And I'll lay headed boy" said Mr.
. nvta kers?" Thereve
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Chicago. Illinois.
N North Michigan Avenue

risk written NO E lana "a
Amount retained by company Io'ooooV
STATE OF INDIANA:
Office of Commissioner OF Insurance
I. the undersigned. Commissioner OF IN.
surance of Indiana hereby rertifv that
fbe above is a correct COPY Of the State
ment of The Condition of the above men,
TONED Companv on the 3lst dsy OF
December 1894 as shown by the original
statemert auo that the said original
statement is now on file in this office.
In Testimony Whereof ! hereunto SUD-
scribe nv name end affiY nv official seal.
this ath day of July. 1885.
ISeaII HARRY F. McCLAIN.
rcfOnpr
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Statement OF Condition of the
GENERAL AMERICAN LIFE ms. CO.

GENERAL AmERICAN LIFT ms W.
ST. Louis, Missouri
1901 Locust Street
On the 31St Day of December. 1884
WALTER w. HEAD, President
H. F. CHADEAYNE. Secretary
Amount of Capital paid up $ 500 10000
NET ASSETS OF COMPANY
Cash in banks ION interest
and not on INTEREST," IS 5l62,64837
Real estate unincumbered 1900. 1887
market yalueC ..e.....-'. 22621. s69S
Mortgage loans on real
estate. Free from any
prior incumbrancel ..-.. 1921, 24867
and rents etc.J i.'N... 1.726. 467 20
Policy loans and liens - 5i568. 500 81
Collateral loans ..-......-.. 1888. 1854 70
Premiums and accounts due
ton ton 0'0 '' ~ 2,993, 1919 80
Accounts otherwise secured 1913 10
Total net assets ...... S123, 260 546l9
LIABILITIES
Amount due and not due
banks or other creditors None
Reserve or amount necessary
risks ' .11.-' SOB 2e8. so517
Losses due and unpaid None
Losses adjusted and not due None
suspense -. ss1. 863. 70
Bills and accounts unpaid 2335. 926 "a
pany .....4....t s 14614524.39
Total liabilities ..........s121. 100. SIG 50
Capital 9Uu.OUO-0Q
Surplus NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1850, 226 81
Total Observation-Disclosures. $123. 26o. 846 .19
pany ............... ....$ 100000
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Statement Of Condition OF the
THE HOME INDEMNITY COMPANY

New York. New York
50 Maiden Lane
On the 31st Dav of December. 1888.
WuFRED KURTH President
w z LISTER. Secretary.
Amount of capital paid I'D 81 .O5O.OOO %
NET ASSETS OF COMPANY
Cash IN banks ION interest and ..
not on INTEREST," .-.---.-..--S I4o. fl5 e
Bonds and stocks owned S.9o9.osl W
Mortgage loans on real estate
free from any prior incum- ..o am m
Accrued securities Cnteresn Is. $50 81
Premiums and accounts due $500, ..
and in process OF collection z!S1dd-o99
Other assets .................' of'SSV -
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LIABILITIES
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to reinsure outstanding risks Ilg'o55 -
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Bills and accounts unpaid .,o.
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other liabilities Of the COM ,.
pany (commissionsl ......-. oO'iltSs
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Canitsi .......... $50 900 90
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Mlnnea polls ....... 600 0O0 OK 4 IN ,
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LEAGU

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