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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-27

Canadiens were skating a man
short when a rebound pulled
Plante out Of position. Dean
Prentice of the Rangers picked
up the puck and let go a soft
shot for the unguarded cage. But
along came Marshall from be-
hind the net to prevent score.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-27
SutterfieId Bout Set

OAKLAND, Calf, Mar. 81 (P).
Promoter Jimmy Dundee said
yesterday he has signed Bob Sat-
terrified, Chicago heavyweight,
and Ben Wise of Oakland for a
10-round fight April 16 in Oak
land Auditorium.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-27

boy downed four birds with five
shots. which is good enough for
ANYONE. From now on. he is a
hunter, believe his dad. who was
justly proud of the lads per-
Torrance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-27
Lory French to Speak

Larry French. former out
standing major league pitcher,
will be guest speaker at the
monthly dinner Of the Home
Plate Club at pm. Friday at
the Touchdown Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-27

Everybody agrees :. the main reason for
buying truck is to haul payoad That
being the case, doesn't it make sense to get
the truck that's powered and built to carry
the most in its weight class? OF course it
does! That's why so many truck owners
are switching to Dodge.
Dodge gives you the most powerful V-S's
of the low-priced three, ranging from 204-hp.
pickups to 232-hp. tandems. And Dodge
trucks are built especially tough to handle
bigger loads For instance, Dodge pick -ups
can haul up to one-third more than other
competitive makes
Dodge makes hauling those bigger loads
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-27
WASHINGTON

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-30

1886 which paid a gross Of
s62, sos and a met" Of $40, 1el
for the nop-televised meeting.
Atkins. a skilled campaiener
with a stiff punch in both
hands. fioored DeMarco twice
in the 10th round, once In the
18th and three times in the
l4th before the former welter
champ was counted out with
his head resting on the lower
rope in a neutral corner.
The fight was the most SEN
sational in Boston since De-
Marco was stopped by Carmen
Basilio in an attempt TO regain
his title two years ago. It has
compared with the lightweight
title bout in which Jimmy
Carter fioored Challenger
Tommy Collins 10 times in the
same ring.
After learning Of Akins' VIC
tory. MIA President Gilbert
jackson said in Union Grove.
Wis. that an elimination
tournament is the fairest
method to determine a cham
pion for the welter title vacated
by Basilio's advance to the
middleweight crown last month.
Jackson said Atkins would move
into the company of Isaac
Logsrt. Gil Turner and Vince
Martinez for an elimination
tourney.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-30
Presidents Bid
For First Win

NEW HAVEN. Conn.,, Oct. 80
Especially "A victory for the
Washington Presidents in their
Eastern Hockey League game
with the New Haven Blades
here tonight would be espe-
cially gratifying for Harry
Glynne III and Jerry DeLise,
co-owners.
Glynne anG DeLise are New
Haven businessmen who took
over the Washington franchise
this season and they would like
nothing better than to have
their team hand New Haven
its fourth consecutive loss since
the season opened.
Washington, which lost its
opener, 6-5. TO Philadelphia
last Saturday, will be without
the services OF Defenseman
Morris Moose Lallo and For
ward Walter Para tonight.
Both were injured in the Phila-
delphia game.
The Presidents return to
Washington after tonight's
game to prepare for a game
with Charlotte at $50 pm.
Saturday at Uline Arena.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-30

BY defsult and now 10 the Lead
ing ground gamer with 2ei
yards in So carries for q five
yard average. IN
212 And Growing
Scott Palmer. right end, Is an
awkward 6-foot-5. 212-pound
wingman who is still growing.
He has so much trouble with
stiff fingers he spends part Of
his time Juggling a football
around the campus just to get
the feel OF II. He has caught
only one pass this yeafEand 1t
beat Penn, 6-3.
Ben McAdams. left tackle.
spent two years as q third
string center and had TO fill in
at the pivot spot against Penn
and Holy Cross. His leaping
pass interception set up the
winning score against the lat
ter.
In the Penn game. McAdams
pulled out OF the huddle ahead
Of his mates on one play and
whispered 10 Palermo: who do
/ block?"
1.-THE FIRST guy who gets in
your way"
That's been the Dartmouth
story all year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-30
Hockey RombIers
Smash Records

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 80
tP.-The Philadelphia Ram
blers smashed their club rec
ord for goals in one game as
they routed the defending
champion Charlotte Clippers
1875 last night in an Eastern
Hockey League game before
1000 at the arena.
Every Rambler participated
in the scoring with Center Jerry
Casey making the hat trick"
of three goals.
Philadelphia scored six times
in the opening period to tie a
club record and the two-team
total Of 10 goals in the first
stanza set a new mark.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-30
6lobetrotters TO Pluy
At UIine November II

The Original Harlem Globe
trotterS will make their only
appearance of the basketball
season at uline Arena Noyem-
Der IL when they play, the
Philadelphia Sphas.
Meadowlark Lemon. come
dian and center. viii lead the
Trotters. A musical floor show
with vaudeville acts also will be
featured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-30
8 STRAIGHT VICTORIES
Dortmouth,s Desire
Big Help in Streak

tumble. then lateral TO Bill
Gundy for the score.
why didn't you come out2"
Burke was asked.
II just had to stay In until
we scored" was the reply.
Burke, lost for the remainder
Of the year. viii be replaced by
Bill Morton. who saw only five
minutes Of varsity action last
season. Criticized for lack OF
aggressiyeness by the coaches
in SO. Morton went out for
lacrosse this spring. won all
Ivy honors as a defenseman and
gained the desired toughness.
Joe Palermo. captain and
guard. the only starter from
last years unit which placed
third in the Ivy race. is a bona
fide All-Amerfcan candidate.
His guard-mate is Al Krutsch
from Denver. hickman e d
Brunch" by teammates. A
high school and freshman full
back, Krutsch was switched TO
guard. At the new position he
told a friend my playing days
are numbered" but turned into
one Of the Ivy Leagues best.
A reserve for two years. Walt
Fogarty drew his first starting
assignment in last years 1870
upset of Princeton when Bob
Adelizzi was hurt. and has been
the regular center ever since
John Crouthamel. sophomore
left half. started preseason
practice as the No. 4 man for
the position. Jim Mueller and
Dave Bell. rated first and Sec
ond. were sidelined by knee In
juries and Joe Graham came
too slowly.
So Crouthamel won the job
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-30
Il MARCO WANTS REMATcH
Confident Atkins Assumes
leadership Of Welter Class

BOSTON. oct. 80 tR.-vir-
gil Atkins personally assumed
leadership in the mixed-up
welterweight division today
with any tournament TO decide
a world-recognized champion
Ringing on q probable rematch
with Tony De Marco.
Atkins. a 29-year-old church
deacon from st. Louis. upset
the class ratings by knocking
out De Marco. the top-ranked
title contender. In the 18th
round Of a savage Suggest last
night at the Boston Garden.
I'm the champion and now
all those guys who've ducked
me can get in line" Atkins said
after accepting a belt as the
recognized titlist In Massachu-
sets, supported by Illinois.
Those guys" and any tourn-
ament planned by the National
Boxing Association, the New
York State Athletic Commits
sion and the World Champion
ship Boxing Committee may
have to wait for several weeks.
Promoter Johnny Buckley
scheduled a meeting for this
afternoon with Barney Click
man, co-manager of Atkins, and
Rip Valenti. De Marcos pilot
III De Marco wants a re-
match, we have to give it TO
him." Glickman said. That
was our agreement.
Valenti said. I'VE want a re-
match-and it probably will be
held here before the end Of
the year"
Both camps undoubtedly
were thinking Of another
lucrative pay night. Last
nights brawl drew q crowd Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-30
With THE
HIGH SCHOOLS.

this week. II sure couldn't
come at a better time" john
son added hopefully.
A look at the Warriors rec
ord would seem to bear out
Johnson'S contention. Wake
field is 5-l. the last four in a
row. The loss. second game
of the season. was a walloping
by Bethesda-C Chevy Chase. the
areas top scholastic team.
Nobody likes getting beat
that badly $500. but as It
turned out. Bethesda did us a
favor. We found out a few
things We might not have
learned until later in the sea-
son and then too late to help
us" johnson related. I'VE
realized some changes were
necessary.
The changes have been made
and the results show II. II the
Warriors can keep up the
momentum from the Episcopal
game Eor another four quar-
tiers. Ha;n"end could be in
trouble. b. order to sink
the Admlrak. 'akeheld will
have 20 come y. 18th a Sus-
tanned otfenSe. something no
club TO date has done against
Hammond.
Hammond stresses ball con-
troll" Johnson reflected. They
keep II lust about two-thirds
of the time. Even when they
don't score they make deep
penetrations. We just hope to
be able to get il q few times.
You can't give up the ball as
often as teams that have
played them have been doing
and expect to beat them"
Wakefield's offensive punch
will have to come from Pete
Lynn. quarterback: Ron Whit
taker and Scott Daniel. half
backs. and Jim johnson. full
back.
It's a big order this quartet
will be asked to fill.
The "fearsome foursome" Of
Bob Mitchell. Milt Saffelle.
Tom Scott and Jack Lantz has
accounted for most OF the 1873
points run up by Hammond and
stopping them will take con-
siderable doing.
But Wakefield has a chance.
The breaks may decide 1t.
Little change is noted IN the
rating list this week.
The top three. Bethesda
Chevy Chase. Hammond and
Montgomery Blair. remain in
their respective positions.
Wakefield moves up from
18th to 9th and Episcopal drops
from It'll to 10th in the only
significant moves. Eastern
moves back in TO 18th. as Car
roll. 18th last week, is dropped.
DarUNr. uUSr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-30
By BOB HANSON

There is the thought among
some observers that Hammond
can be taken.
1t may turn out TO be wish
full thinking. After all, Ham,
mond is unbeaten in six games.
The scores have been impress
sive and no team has come up
with more than one touchdown
against the Admirals
Coach Red cauehron unde-
ntably has done a terrific Job
with the Alexandrians. playing
football for only the second
year and making their first bid
for q Northern Virginia cham
pionship.
But up until this point. the
schedule has been weak. From
here on in. however, Hammond
is faced with four opponents Of
which three certainly can be
rated q chance OF victory.
Wakefield gets first crack at
the AdmiralS Friday night. with
Annandale. Mclean and Fair
fax hitting them IN that order
on successive week ends With
the possible exception of An
Mandate. all could turn the
trick.
49,
Fresh of an upset victory
over Episcopal. Wakefield could
be tlst hitting its stride.
That unquestionably was
=. our best game" Coach Tank
johnson of Wakefield said of
the Episcopal encounter. 1T
was the best defensive club we
had faced and only our ag-
gressiveness in forcing the
breaks broke open the game
In our favor.
We're just about reaching
our peak. Maybe wen hit 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-30

HANOVER. N. H.. Oct. 80 N9.
Dartmouth's makeshift football
team is riding Its longest win
ming streak in 10 years on q
steady diet Of desire.
A fullback playing guard. two
boys promoted In desperation
and an end who can't catch are
members of the incredible In
dams cast.
I'VE feel spirit is one Of the
vital factors In football" Coach
Bob Blackman said. Every
man on the squad receives at
least one letter a week from the
staff during the summer. We do
everything we can from a
morale standpoint"
Eight Straight Victories
Dartmouth is the only major
team with a perfect record left
In the East and its eight
straight victories extending
back into last season Is its first
such string since the l937-38
campaigns.
Pointing for the crucial Ivy
League game with Yale Sat-
urday. the Indians hope their
drive will keep them rolling.
Typical OF their fighting
spirit. Dartmouth saw Penn
march to It's 3-yard line with
a 80 lead. The Indians then
hurled the Quakers back 3
yards on the next three plays
and promptly marched 81 yards
for the winning touchdown.
Jim Burke. starting right
halfback. received a shoulder
separation against Harvard last
week when tackled after he ran
Is yards to the Crimson 8.
He stayed in to recover q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-30
you BE THE
QUARTERBACK
Answer
(Question on Page C-3)

IQneStIOn on Pake C-3T
No. 2 Is right. Penalize Au-
burn is yards to its 5-yard
line, where it will be first down
and 25. At the instant the
ball goes out OF bounds, it is
first down and 10. The clip
ping occurs after the ball Is
out of bounds. hence the first
and IS. NCAA Rule 5. Sec. 2,
approved Ruling IL applies.
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Tribune syndicatep
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-30
Three Games
Shifted for
Schoolboys

At least three high school
games this week have been
shifted for various reasons.
Osbourn and Falls Church
will play at Falls Church to-
morrow night instead of Friday
because of a Virginia State
teachers meeting in Richmond.
No other games are known to
be affected by the teachers
meeting. but Loudoun County
and Mclean have postponed
their game one week TO Satur-
day. November 9, because of
flu. Garfield and Stafford Will
play Saturday night at James
Monroe in Fredericksburg in
stead Of Friday afternoon.
The corrected schedule:
TOMORROW
AnAeostiS vs., Chamberlain a. East
osooarn At Fal!wCnagsh. 5
Lgtner JACKSON Al NTsinia Ran
FKIDAT
Spingarn a. Eastern.
Western a. Roosevelt. ).
Wilson At Dunbar. ).
Phelps a. Tech. s.
bea al Soo.lGEe. s.
CAroozo a. Baltimore Carver, 3
Armstrong a. FArxsr-GTsy. 5
Nakenela V hammond a. George
AnnandSle Al Noun; Vernon :.
Ggoyeton a. FslriAx.
M-L a. 1aomas Jefferson tRleh-
sailiAna Va B!Aasnsbars at North
Northwestern At For, Hlu ,cumOer-
shssWeod vs. Laurel at Oath. AZ
. 81. stephens al oeorsssovn Prep.
baltimore Friends ct Friends. s.
s. James a. LAneon, a.,
Lonsisllov a. St MArys. s
Carver ~ Winchester Douslass ..
GNU Frosh 81 Bulls Prep, $50.
SATURDAY
Qon1Asa al Fairmont Heights. 2
DeMatha al Norfolk Catholic.
EPISCOPAL al Randolph Macon fFront
81 Adams at ST. Andrews Middle
Mereersourg At Bulbs High. 2.
Charlotte Hail al LaPlala. >
c, Glass al GeorEe WASHINGTON, 2
GARFIELD vs. Stafford at Ffedericks-
burg. :
James Wood a. Herndon.
wheaton al Bethesda Chevy Chase.
High Point vs. Blair at Northwest
eru. s
walter johnson VS. Nor.hWood a.
BlAiE. .
0xon Hill IS. surrattsville at suit
land. =
Richard Mon'somery at Gathers
huEg las. Centerl. s
SUNDAY
st. Johns vs.. Carroll at 0rimth
Stadium, .
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-04-11
a BEDROOMS
S14.5 500
FULL BASEMENT. .
GARAGE

This lovely home is completely
equipped with storm and screen
windows and is on q nicely lond-
scoped 50xl50-ft. lot. There is q
wood-burning fireplace and it can
be purchased for only $4,000
down and S97 per month.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-04-11
Euclid

Facing lake. California ranch. sunken
living room. Competing. fireplace. 2
bedrooms. ponelled den with beomed
ceiling. stone fireplace, attractive
kitchen. / "a baths. portiol basement.
double attached garage. potio. lovely
londscoped lot. This home connot be
duplicated in this section for the
price Of S39.500.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-04-11
Bungalows

Two of our fine residents OF Willo.
wick ore moving to other oreos and
have very similoI homes. Both Of
these homes ore in excellent condi.
ton and con be financed costly with
$4,000 down.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-04-11

For Better Living
This lovely Euclid bungalow is in exceptionally nice
condition. Features coZy living room bedrooms,
tile bath and kitchen with eating space plus beau
tifully paneled room up. Full basement, aluminium
storms gas heat 2-car garage. The interior of this
home is tastefully decorated The landscaping-
terrfic Handy location -
SEE TODAY AND SPEND A LIFETIME BEING
GLAD YOU DID.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-04-11
Timherluke
q Bedroom Colonial

Roses. holly. dogwood. rhododen.
drons. on l00xl00-ft. lot with beach
privileges in friendly Timberloke.
Area over ottoched 2-cor garage
with porch could be used as suite
for in-luw. nurse or moid. Suite has
l2xl2 and 6l2x8 room plus unfin-
ished bath with shower stoll. There
ore 3 other bedrooms. / u baths.
firepluce. excellent closets and large
patio. Competing. drGpes. dishwosher.
Westinghouse colcinoto,. screens and
storms. Price S25.900.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-04-11
Off East 2S8th ST.

In beautiful Whitewood Acres. we
have q 4l2-room bungalow. owner.
years old. and in q condition that
il wos in when we sold it new
Located on q cul-de-soc type street
mo through troffic). Asking only
$1,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-04-11

Excellent location. attractive ranch
with double attached garage, loIqe
livinq room. wood-burninq fireplace.
dinette. unusuol kitchen with built-in
oven and ronge. large bedrooms.
Ia boths. portiul basement. lovely
qordens and view A beauty at
S3l,500.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-04-11
Overlooking Luke Erie

Time to think about swimming
Across the street from this lovely
Groom ranch with coIpeted living
room and dining room ore swimming.
tennis, and playground facilities
Wonderful location TO roise q iomily
Beautiful ldndscoped yard. also ga
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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-04-11
AP RIL
B BARGAINS
Close To Shopping

EosY wolking distance to the Shore
gate Shopping Center is this 612.
room semi-bungolow. The condition
is excellent. the Location is good and
the price is right
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-08-27
Resources Group
To Join In Huge
Field Exhibition

COLUMBUS-Bert M. Carroll
exhibits director of the Ohio De-
partments of Natural Resources.
has announced that plans have
been completed and work is now
underway on the construction of
the Departments huge exhibit at
the 1857 Ohio State Fair, August
1880.
Annually one OF the most out
standing exhibits at the state expo
sltlon this years display is being
touted as one of the biggest and
best of its kind.
According to Carroll, all Divis-
ions of the Department will be
represented in the display, includ-
ing wildlife, forestry, water, lands
and soil, parks, geology and shore
erosion. The exhibit will be housed
in two tents, located at the south
east corner of the fairgrounds
near the twin lakes.
Carroll reported that one tent
will be large one extending 2lO
feet in length and so feet wide.
The other tent, which will house
beautiful dioramas and other
showcase exhibits, will be 6Ox8o
teet in size.
Biggest attraction for fairgoers
will probably be the live deer herd
which will be exhibited in the tent.
In charge Of the live animal ex-
hibit will be veteran wildlife en-
ployee, recently retired. Ollie Me
meyer of Prospect, Ohio. Accord
ing to Carroll it is planned to have
several does and fawns and a ma
ture buck. Other animals which
will be displayed along the beau
tlful nature trail laid out outside
the tent areas will be raceoon. cot
urnix quail, pheasant, squirrel,
hawks and owls and cub black
/ ear.
| The Forestry Division plans an
exhibit of trees depicting forest
management practices, the Divis-
ion of Lands and Soil will have a
large exhibit of good and bad land
use practices and the Division of
Parks will construct a before and
after exhibit of the planned reha-
bilitation of two islands in Indian
Lake for reereational use BY
dredging and land fill.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-08-27

state of Ohio Supt OF Insurance Certificate
OF Compliance-The undersigned supt Of Ins.
Of the State Of Ohio, hereby certif1es that
NATIONAL SURETY CORPORATION, whose
principal Office is located at New York, State Of
New York has complied with the laws Of this
state applicable to it and Is authorized during
the current year to transact in this State tts,
appropriate business OF Insurance Its financial.
condition is shown by its annual statement to
have been as follows on December 81, 1855:
Aggregate amount of available assets, t74, 72o,-
536 %; Aggregate amount Of liabilities texcept
capta) including reinsurance reserve, Sac
339 OBS. "a; Net assets s28, ,3sl ,5o3 10; Amount
Of actual paid-up capital 81 000. 900 90. Surplus.
s26 33l sos 10; Income for the year, S36 ee4.
30s 49, Expenditures for the year. s35. 556 424 81.
subscribed my name and caused nv seal to be
afhxed at Columbus Ohio. this day and date.
July l. 1857. Arthur l. Yorys, Supt. Of Ins. OF
Ohio tSeal) ass
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-08-27

Is located at Boston. State Of Massachusetts.
has complied with the laws Of this State ap-
rent year to transact In this State its appro-
pirate business of insurance Its financial con-
have been as follows on December 81. 1855:
Aggregate amount OF available assets. s22 500.
sapss a.
l27. 1904: Net assets. SO 1853 e3t n: Amount OF
actual paid-up capital 81 500 900 90: Surplus
800 or Expenditures for the year, Sc o4s. .5SO.27
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. have hereunto
affixed at Columbus. Ohio this day and date.
July l. 1857. Arthur l. Vorys. supt. q Ins. %, q
state of Ohio. supt. of Insurance. certineats
| OF Compliance-The undersigned, Supt OF lns
Of the state Of Ohio hereby certities that
PANY OF INDIANA, THE. whose principal
Office is located at Indianapolis. State o.
Indiana has complied with the laws Of thu TIM
the current year to transact in this state ia
appropriate business Of insurance. Its financial
e'oa Save been as fo follows on December ST. 1855
j Aggregate amount Of available assets, q 7oe.,
laO,2s; Aggrssate amount Of Liabilities ss1espl zee
/ s47s3: Net assets 81. 7S3 l52 s5; Amount O
actual gas-up capital $500 %. co. snrP os
i24 56: Expenditures for the year, i,ies i64 90
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. have hereunts
RsiD afised a. Columbus. Col Ohio. this day and date
July /. 1857 Arthur l. vorys. supt e m ins' ,e 3
Ohio. NSeaD AS'
State of Ohio. supt. Of Insurance. Certificate
of Compliance-The undersigned. 5upt. of 1ns.
of the State Of Ohio. hereby certifies that
METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY, OF New York. State Of New York, has
complied with the laws Of this state applicable
TO this class of Companies and is authorized
during the current year to transact in this
State its appropriate business Of insurance ON
the mutual plan. Its financial condition is
shown by its annual statement TO have been
as follows on December 81 1856 Amount OF
assets s14 7s5 o74 $50 80: Amount Of lieblities.
Including Reinsurance reserve, ei3. 907 fo3, =
278 70: Surplus s8T7, ,8s1 asa IS; Income for the
year 1885 S2 T7o, ait S73 rs; Expenditures for
the year 1856 81 ga, ,8o5. .444. S.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF have hereunto
subscribed my name and caused my seal TO he
afixed at Columbus. Ohio. this day and date,
July l. 1857. Arthur !. Voryx. sGpt q 1ns. Qf
one aaa -