Evening Star Newspaper, March 22, 1922, Page 23

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohlo, March 22 (8p 500 homes, costing cial).—More th 8,000, will be erected to L E. from $5,000 to here this year, “according Sprankle, secretary of the Youngs town Builders’ Exchange. —_— REPORT OF ;‘HE CONDITION of the BANKING TRUST & MORTGAGE CO. At Washington, in the- District of Columbis, the cluse of business March 10, 1922. NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Received by Private Wire Open. ul.; Low. Close, THRITPRACTCED BY . C. RESIDENTS Gain in Deposits of Local. Banks Since May 1, 1917, - $60,748,608. BY L A. FLEMI) Direct to The Star Office. Open. High. Lo Cloas Mathison Alkill.... 33 TAKING OF PROFITS | CAUSES DECLINES Are Affected by Strike Prospects—Declines Are General—Notes. NEW YORK, March 22.—The an- Adams Express. Adv Rumley.... Alr Reduction. International ‘Building FORMERLY l)"r'fll’h\fl 1319-1321 F St. N.W. A Few Very Desirable Offices Left Reasonable Rents McKeever & Goss 1405 Eye St. Mexican Pete. Miami Copper Middle States Ofl. Midvale Steel. Allis Chalmers pf.. 93% Am Agr Chemical.. 33% Mo Pacific pf. Montgomery W Mullins Body. .. . .. Mam 4752 Am Car & de S TRANCAD $5,000 Life Policy, $57.35 40. Send &t ot Inr!h for mll!ntl., M. LE ROY cu‘rr. lm b Room 610. Wm\fl'lnl hnufllg M. 340. Over a Quarter of a Century Looking Ahead Am Chicle Co. billy ot exchln‘z or Bankers Association officials wish the cause of thrift kept to the fore as one of the most useful and best aids. to the fur- nishing of the great volume of money nouncement of the intent of the min- ers to call strikes, plus the uneasi- ness on the part of the operators, with large profits to take them in while the margin was still satlsfac- Money to Loan Becured by first deeq of trust on real estate Prevailing interest and_commission. sol fadermiment_ot ‘thia bank (except those shown in b and ¢ Natl Conduit. Am Hide & Leathr. Am Hide & Lthr pf 420 Wash. L. i 'l'nm and Nevada Copper. - ?| Joseph L Weller. INVEST Your Money in Our Safe First Trust Notes No investor has ever lost a trt will be needed whien the return o prosperitw, or at least normalcy, shall to activity the manufacturing resources of this country the forward march or growth iington has not been one of as been a real leader. Washington wage earners and even ith gpod mcomes have been in: lines and _our kers are eady to finance. thelr share any increased business demand. When bankers serve notice that they to make loans to other than | on approved se- they are seeking business. 917 when the necds of the govern- its war armo (he seeds of thrift, tory, caused a weak feeling in many stocks on the list in today's mar- N Y Air Brake. N Y N H & Hartfd. NYO& West. .. Norfolk Southern. . Norfolk & Westrn North American. .. North American D( Northern Pacific. Oklahoma Prod Ontario Silver Otls Elevllor. Am La France. Naturally, being under the direct in- fluence of the new situation, the coal- ers were the leaders in interest, but despite the pressure declines were | 10. by fraction in the early hour of increasing until Reading had lost 2 points and other coalers from 1 to 2 points. The grangers suffered somewhat, on parllculm‘ly the B-nkxng houve, _ faruliure and ixtares, §14,125.4 Ten: Am Lingeed pf. Am l«m‘umullve. tie followers, it ‘Am Radiator : Am Safety Razor. ‘Am Ship & Com. Am Smelting Awn Smelting pf. | Am Steel Fdy. 1Al Dankers and trust companien in the United States than 'lndmled in items 8, hangen of cicaring ‘house: ecks on' other banks in the same city or town as report- ing bunk (other than item 12) Other , assets . Southern and Texas Pacific, but east- orn trunk lines refused to weaken |q and_actually showed a better tone, New Haven, and "Western strengthenng: Equipments generally sho cidedly easier tone, as wel steels and coppers. Pullman Higher. eption to the weakness T omsents s i Pullman shares, Am Sugar pf. Am Sumatra. Am Tel & Teleg. Am Tobacco. Tpread | m Tobacco (55 nkers forgetting self, mccepted small | Am Water Wks. ments weckly o monthiy on liberty they educated the country, and son” of economy and accumula- not been lost. local banks on May pal or interest. iecured by Owens Bottle. Pac Development Pac Gas & Klec. 1 as thelll. c .~ We collect and remit interest the day it is due, and handle all details. Consult Our Loan Dept. 713 14th St. Pac Tel & Tel. Pan-Amer Pete. Pan-Ani Pete (B).. Parigh & Bingham. . Am W Whs 6% pf. . Am Writing Prpf. Am Zinc & Lead . ‘Am Zinc & Ld pt in equipments wa which scored a 2. Amer; can Ice, peuses, interest and Penn Seabd Steel . People’s Gas Pere Marquett Pere Marq pf. .. .. Pere Mrq prior p Phila Company. Phillips Pete Pierce-Arrow. Plerce-Arrow pt. Beet Sugar, nkers and trust companies in_the United States aud for- ‘amous Playen, with many other industrials, suffered under the strain 0% ! of taking profit and at leust tempo- rary retirement of the bulls. Taking Profits. The weakness which developed to- day in the greater part of the stock exchange list was due plainly enough to conditions within the market, and not to anything in the outside news. It, must be remembered that Wall street for the last two months has been engaged provements in the outside trade. Now that its judgment is being borne out by the multiplied evidence of expand- ness and rising commodity |31 is doing What every specu- D en Comnity aves circumstances—drawing down profits. It is the custom market to move ahead while yet the trade reports are uncertgin and to mnmn e o pause when the expected happens and . H. these become definitely is the time-honored practice 62% i known as “discounting” a change for the better in the outside situation. Today's decline in stocks did not, “% therefore, denote a change of front|day o( Ml!cn, regarding the business outlook or re- garding the Wall street outlook for fl* the longer run. : BONDS ARE AGTIVE; LIBERTYS FEATURE NEW YORK, March 22.—Bonds were 21% | active and streng during the first half of today's session, trast to the hesitant tone of the stock to 40, or rnlher did March Ann Arbor pf ite e Stagiat . Cashier's checks iz Total of items Savings banks .ad’ on deposit May $14,990,124 and on March 10 8. a gain of $14,607,734, and airness the savings banks must iven credit for the holdings of the Savings Bank at the time and its branch business were taken merican Security and say $10,000,000, which the savings branch of banking credit for a gain of $24,607- Atlanta Bir & Atl.. Atlantic Gulf. Atlantic Gulf pf. nd 2 Dewand deposiis pazable ‘within 0 n . Individual “depostts -uhjm 8 Austin Nichols. Austin Nicaols pf. Pitts& WVa..... % | Pitts & W Va pf.. Pond Creek Coal . Pressed Steel Car. Producers & Ret Public Serv of N would give e bank Bepcatia) 7 e anticipating Baldwin Loco. Bad!dwin Loco pf Balto & Ohto. ... Barnesdall (A). Tisoa deposite) (Gave dnys, OF subject to 30 days’ Gr. Thote) ‘necice) and postal e n the same com- 548 March 10 of ar, as compared with $39,788- 9 May 1 1917, the gain, after de- ducting the $10,000,000 accredited to ection as in the Home Sav- n the transfer was made, of parison held $57,455, Certiicates of _deposit than for moner borrowed . Other time deposits. . Punta Alegre. Beth Steel (B) Pure Oll 85 pf STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION of the Aetna Life Insurance Co. + of Hartford, Conn. Cu tiie Slat day of Decembe of a speculative The "total gain for the banks of the for the five-year pcnud May 1, 4 RaydCon Copper YLE, secretary and assistant urer cf the above-named Brit Iim Stl 1st pf. . Brit Em Stl 2d pt Bklyn Rapid Trn Bklyn Rap Tr ctfs. Bkivn Union Gas Burns Bros (A) . Burns Bros (B) . Bush Term pf. Butte Copper. . Butte & Superior 6 608, ‘a record of thrift lhal is a cred- ment ll true to lhe shingtonians; a record that re swear that the above s Dot uf 'y Knowledge and be Kep Iron & Stl pf. Rep Motor Truck. R J Reynolds (B).. 4 Royal Dutch Secretary and Ass'stant dheagaror..© Subseribed and sworn to before me this 18th Code, amended June 30, tneir own homes, and many to rise Irom comfort to a condition approach- ing atfuence. Repetition of such a record would be a grapd thing. . S. Steel Enrnings. During the year 1921 the United States Steel-Corporation earned §2.24 a share on its common stock in addi- to the $7 a share on the pre- the “company _officials cnn\ldereq that the common share- holders were possessed of a Targe in- terest in the great surplus accumglat- ed through years of great prosperity, When full earnings were not dis- tributed, and thought nothing of tak- ing some $14,000,000 out of the sur- plus for the benefit of the common s to make up the needed 5 per cent for the dividend. The company paid the United States taxes to the amount of $24,446,945. Curfent assets were $569,431,330 as ot December 31, of which $131,462,691 included cash or its equivalent, . in- cluding government bonds, etc.; $116- $56,843 cash subject $6,924,000 time deposits. Net earnings were $55957,832, as compared with $130,002,584 and the company's pay rolls contain- ed the names of 191,700 persons, as RONICA ND, Notary Fasiie, B, c. Peter A. Radill, X. E. Ryon Yy Capital stock paid up in cash. 1—Attest . St Joseph Lead. “l"on;'r St L & San Fran St Louis Southwn St Louis Sown pf.. Santa Cecilia Sug. Saxon Motors. . Seaboard Air Line Seaboard A L pf Sears Roebuck Seneca Copper. Shattuck-Arizona Aitrea JHigble, % ug\em. E. H. Rollins & Sons Founded 1876 416 Woodward Bldg. 15th and H S!ree!s Wi Phome Main 2027-2028 Caddo Oil..... California Pckng forria Petrol. .. California Pete pf. . Canadian Pacific Case Plow Works. . Case (JI) pf.. Central Leather. Cerro de Pasco Certain-Teed Loans to policyhol Premiums uncoliected hands of agents . Tuterest and rents due and ac- ed Collateral ‘loans . Sloss-ShefTield All other assets Southern Pacific 2% | Southern Railway €1% | Southern Ry pf. Stand Oil of Calif. Stand Oil of N J. Stand Ojl N J pf. Steel & Tube pf. Stewart-Warner. Stromberg Carb S| N $191 shareholder: Less assets not admitted. . Chandler Motor. in striking con- The Northern Ohio Traction and Light Co. 6% Gold Bonds, Series “A” Due Me-ch 1, 1947 Price, 96, ard Int{e_(rut. to yield Speculative rails were 793 | prominent Haven consolidated 4s, 14 points; also Erie General 4's and convertible 4's. Pennsylvania 4%'s and Illinois Central refunding 4's hard- ened moderately, but 6% | eased. Tractions and utllities were ir- 4% | regular. Interborough Rapid Transit 5's losing 1 point. Liberty bonds 11 | strength, the 31%'s and most of the 4%’s, making substantial advances, *41 | but foreign issues were mixed, French || government 7%'’s, losing a large frac- Net unpaid claims. Reserve as required by’ Special reserves in addition to Chi & Eastn Il pf. . Chl Great Westrn. . notably New which rose 401590, 1;;:;?;‘; Total assets . 1.387.338.32 fo “check "ana Unearned interest and rent.. ('nearned preminms - Supplementary contr olving life, contingencies. xpenses, Chi RI&P 7% pf.. compared with 267345 at the close of | Chile Copper. Send for Deceriptive Circular Temtor Corn (A).. Tenn Copper. .. Texas Company Texas Gulf Sulp Texas & Pacific. Texas & PC & Ufl Third Avenue Tide Water Oil. the preceding year. Sale of Equipment Trusts. The director general of railroads announces the sale by the govern- ment of a total of equipment trust cerTificates to date of $221,080,900, plus accrued interest. Potomac 6x Wanted. Potomac ‘General Electric 6s were in good demand on today’s session of the local stock exchange, 99% being bid and continued to the close, despite some transactions at that price. were only moderately active and falrly firm at 95 for -Capital to 69 for Railway pre- Chino Copper CCC&St Louis. ... Cluett Peabody 4:023.113.00 5.070.000.00 314.968.55 ,522.01 .$191.718,046.24 transacted during accident, healtlh and Attest Market Strength. Nothing else in the bond market to- day attested as thoroughly the pres- ent general strength of security prices as the continued rise of liberty loans, which got wel above their high rec- ords of yesterday. The active trad- ling in_ail the United States govern- ment issues, was the feature of the Total liabilities Character, of bustness Statement of the Condition OF Cnln & Southn 1st.. Columbia Gas. Columbia Graph... Columbia Graph pf. Comp Tabulator. ConsGasof N Y. Cons Intl Cal Min. . Cons Textile. l:u Trans Contl Oil l\m.m:y lmunnu The Prudential Insurance Company of America of Newark, N. J. f December. 1921, as b “fr-:dm a2 “the” District of ' Co: Tombia Code, amended June 30, and August 18, 1911: risk_assumed uring the year 1921 (fife) sad. 66% | Union Bag & Papr ses m:um-d drii 6% | Union Pacific. % | Union Pacific pf. United Alloy Steel. M'é United Ry Inv. United Ry Inv pf. ao% United Retail Strs. US Cast Ir Pipe USCast Ir P pf. U S Food Prod. . U S.Indus Alcohol. e) helnh and lia’ 5 10,155,755.04 | year 1921 ............. 39,661,866.08 | 282,932.45 day. With sterling higher % | United Kingdom 5% per cent bonds 2% 1of 1929 moted up and most of the foreign government obligations did ! French republics jwere the outstanding exceptions, the 7%s falling about a point and the s keeping around their low at the close last night. The ,movement of New York city traction bonds was unsettled. Hudson and Manhattan refunding 53 and ad- justment 58 _both reached their high- Interborough 5s de- clined gsharply to around 60, on the ! threat by Manhattan Elevated own- to apply for a receiver: Most of the standard dividend pay- | ing railway bonds held their New York Central 68 and Baltimore and Ohio 6s, however, went higher The Frisco prior liens rose fractionally and unusual activity iand higher prices occurred in the 10% Oregon Short Line first and refund- Traction, 691, ferred and 80 for Lanston. Quotations on the non-active stocks were only slightly changed, as will be observed by the bid and asked Cosden & Co.. Crucible Steel Crucible Steel pf. Cuban-Am Sugar. Cuba Cane Sugar. Cuba Cane Su pf. Davidson Chem somewhat better. Capital ;lock. “paid up, LISH, Vice President. . . NEWELL, Stcretary. Subseribed and sworn_to before me this | (seal.) st day of Februny, 1oz, GEORGE 5. §ERRILL, sheet. the record of the Stock Ex- change, sales of $1,000 Refunding and Improvement 7s of the Potomac Elec-, tric_Company at 106%, Railway 4s; % and Potomac General Manu- facturing 6s at 991 were omitted. NEW YORK DRY GOODS. NEW YORK, March 22.—Possible additional curtailment of cotton mill production as a result of the Law- rence wage cut and the firm opening of the raw staple market alike failed to produce activity in the d; market today. Demand was Del & Hudson Del Lack & Wstn Detroit Edison. Dome Mines. Elec Stor Battery. . Elk Horn Coal. . flldlw(t—.]uimson = Utah Copper. o Utah Securities estnte mortgages Stocks and bonds (mar- ket value) bonds lll;; est for 1922. Vanadium Corp. . Va-Car Chemical.. 3% Collateral loans. made =topolicy holders on_ this " com- Washington Branch Office, Wabash pf (A) Wabash pf B. Wells-Fargo Exp. Western Md. { Erie 2d pt. . Diimea s’ colateral Farhous Players. . . Famdus Players pf. 9% Fisher Body . 108% Fisk Rubber. ... Freeport Texas Gen Asphalt. Gen Electric. ... scattered and| small lots. Bidders still sought concessions at a shade below the prevailing prices, and while these were granted in some the wider print cloths, most first hands were not pressing to sell. There was some demand in brown sheetings for export, but sateens and twills were lnumt and rents due cerued. A hases —_— BOARD VACANCIES FILLED. March 22.—Kingdon Gould, son of George J. Gould of New 19% | York, was elected to the board of di- n“ rectors of the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company at the regular annual meet- ing of the stockholders, held here. {H. Weitzel of Pueblo, Col, imanager of the company, was elected to the board. The elec- tion of Gould and Weitzel fills the vacancies _caused by the resignations of David H. Taylor and Willard Ward, both” of New York. Taylor was the 1 Gould representative on the board. Western Union. Westhse Air Brke. Westhse E & M Wheeling & L E. Wheeling & L E pf. White Motor. ... i instances in DENVER, Col., Net unpaid claims on ici s “required by Gen Mot 6% deb. Goodrich. . ... Granby Consol. Gray & Davis. . Great Northern pf. . Great Nor Ore. 3 Guantanamo Sug. Gulf States Steel. ' silk market was weak with little trading, buyers aDps.ren!ly holding off in hope of adjustment of the affairs of the Yokohama hourse. The market for broad silks was stag- nant, with mills preparing to reduce production in some instances. —_— SUGAR MARKET QUIET. March 22.—The raw sugar market was easier today and with _Cubas Wickwire Spenc!r um Willys-Overland amounts not yet due on_supplementary_con- tracts life contingencies. .. k‘ rs declared, - but mfm T HOURLY SALES OF STOCKS. Joliciesivayable BAR SILVER QUOTATIONS. YORK, March 22.—F‘orel[n h.r silver, €5%; Mexican dolll.ra 5034, LONDO] 6. cost and freight, equal to 4.04 for centrifugal for both Sales of 22,000 bags shipment were re- Illinois Central March and April. {33% pence per ounce: | Y, {per cent. Discount rates—short ‘bills, three months' 3% 3 7-16a3% per cent. nearned Estimated amount ere- after Hecord. Payable. eral, state and other Interboro Metro. Interboro Met pf. ... Int] Agri Chemical. Intl Agri Chem pI. . Intl Cement. .. Int Combustu Eng. Intl Harvester. Intl Mer Marine. Intl Mer Marine pf. Intl Motor Truck. Intl Truck 1st pf. Intl Truck 2d pt. Raw sugar futures were steady and prices at midday were unchanged to one point net higher. There were no changes in refined, with fine granulated The demand was less active. 5 Refined futures were without trans- listed at’ 5.50. From the London Telegraph. 3 The lady of the house sat reading in, her drawing room, nugsemaid rushed in, exclaiming: “Oh! ma’am the twins have fallen in_the well!” “How annoying!” said her mistre: ias she languidly changed her position. {“Go into the library—very gently, so as not to disturb Fido—and-get me last number of the Mothers' magazine. 3|article on ‘How to Bring Up. Chil- alone made success. GERMAN SHIPPING GAINS. HAMBURG, March, report of shipping in the port of Ham- increase of nearly 1,000,000 tons over the previous year, last year's tonnzge reaching 1,896,000 tons carried under the German flag. Twenty-six German transoceanic lines 20 per cent of Ham- burg’s business, American ships ar carrying 16 per cent and British ‘ships | Jewel Tea Jo the year 1921: Amount of risk assumed during the year 1921, Including group {nsur. 23 The annual Niplesing Mines burg shows an ..$1,139,784,282 00 Intl Paper (sta) Invincible Oil Iron Products. It contains an the year representing in annval payments.. ses sustained during fhe year 1921, up) %% Vietors" -1% are carrying facturing Co., 4, Public Service Corp. of 7% | pabtic Service Corp. of pf. $2.00 clalms and annuities. . Money _recefved during Life Insurance a Profession Har established & school of 1ife insur- ance to which most companies .are Sending their men. f S(agss 8 3 E BB H | 82 3 3 f 3= 8§ 2 E) 3 8 8! b k W‘l‘l—H'l-l'H'!—!‘H—l‘H‘lH—h-' R 2 A A AR MO A A A O L R O IS I I B SR MO S R —_— FOREIGN EXCHANGE. Selling checks—dollar values at uoon today: (Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & (k) £ .'3 Kansas C Sou pf. . . Kansas & Gulf Co. . Kelly-Spring Tire. . Kelsey Wheel Kennecott., . Keystone Tire. ss =t e S lo2t Sl als- = 7% i 22 e oluu.s'r F. DRYDEX. to course fo be had todax Iy offercd b 'UT MUTUAL LIEE pany that has returned to pnucyrmden more money tha ived from them. ED‘ iz3 Woed w-?:--mw TWO DIE IN HOTEL FIRE. DIERKS, Ark., March 22—wmm|,x Stmmons and Homes Johnson, saw- mill workers, were burned’to death : while asleep early today, ‘Westbrook Hotel. Twelve other guests escaped unin- jured. The loss to the building was estimated at $6,000. ARRANGE HARVARD CONCERT. Ten persons weme elected to \utem- bership in the Harvard Club last night -at a meeting at the University Club. Arrangements for the Hagvard Glee Club concert, scheduled for the Natlonal Theater April 20, were dis-| ST Seeond Yics res, and Bee's y. Subscribed and_sgworn to hnn me this Ytk day of ¥ (Seal.) lotary HAie of New Jerseys’ 'n.auurr par value of the capital ks apeny Bas beea Lackawanna, Steel. AP .o7n iy Lake muwfir. 5 Ly the Associated Press. NEW YORK, March 22.—Foreign irregular. Great Britain, 4.39%; c-lhlel. 4!91‘ Sixty- day bills on banks, cmpm %0 0t e mu .l" for the year 1913, aml FOR $50.00 BONDS TODAY ot migned o Aus- 13: cables, 5.13 demand, 855%. cables, 8. demand, .32%: cables, demand, 37.84; cables, 37.87., «demand, 17.55. Sweden, demand, 26.23. Denmark, demand. . m 50. Spain, demand, o Belrlum., ermany, :zu Sotiand Manhattan Shirt. .. Market St Ry. . Market St prior Marland Oil. 2% Marlin-Rockwell. .. 21% gu8s BsggiRguges Esyssomgay cU50RRILIRRTELE-cYy Jand. demand, 4. .02%." Cheachoslovakia, de- X e, demand, 36.75. Brazil, ae-hand. 1335, Montreal, 97%. = SEE 2 worry. those who look ahead. Morggage Loans 1412 Eye Street N.W. Main 2100 AETNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY AND AFFILIATED COMPANIES Aetna Casualty & Surety Co. OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT MORGAN G. BULKELEY, President | STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION 1 3 o f the of Hartford, Conn. gust 18, 1911 Capital stock . 2 Capital stock paid up in cash. Yoans secured by pledge of bonds, stocks or other col- laterals . lis receivable and suspense. remiums uncoilected and in LIABILITIES. Commissions, brokera Cash_dividends rema| al i Surplos over ail i Total liabilities Charac the year 1 plate Jlas, burglar; Losses” sustained during the Moner received during the ym 15th day of February, 1922 W. W. PIERSON, and Invest The late James J. Hill, the empire builder of our great mnorthwest, has said that no man could be called successful unless he: could save. Of course, Mr. Hill did not mean that saving First, save, accumulate funds, and then employ those funds in profitable investments. COur investment service offers:you supervised securities that combine maximum safety with maximum income. . """ ' TheR L. Dollings Company “Builders of Business’” 728 15th Street N.W. Washington, D. C. It Costs Less—Why Pay More? Without a E. S. Brashears, Genl. Agt. Loss mn tio WB placing .:1 P ou should be interested. Careful assistance will sav( you monmey. « Union Central Life - Insurance Company 710 14th St. N.W. Organised 1867 Assets, $160,000000 The successful investor is the one who looks ahead and acts accordingly. Looking ahead, he invests his money in an investment that is good today -and good tomorrow—an invest- ment that remains at par every day—one that re- lieves him of all details and EQUITABLE Co-Operative Building 424 YEAR COMPLETED Amvets Surplus BRIGHTEN YOUR FUTURE —by saving a little each pay ¥ creditable account for future protection. Our 7% First Mortgages meet the requirements of In amounts of $250 and p. B. F. SAUL CO. Shares, $2.50 Per Month EQUITABLE BUILDING JONIN JOY EDSON, President FRANK Automobile Insurance Co., STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION Of the & Automobile’ Insurance Co. of Hartford, Conn. On the 3lst day of December, quired under the District of Columbia . amended June 30, 1002, and Au- gust 18, 1911. Aetna Casualty & Surety Co. Oa the 31st day of December, 1921, us re- quired under the District of Columbis | Code, amended Jume 30, 1902, and Au- Capital stock . | Capital stoc Casly in office . Cash in bank . estate mortgages (first $2,311.87 | Cash in office . | Cash in bank . 1,233,920.70 Real estate mortg: (first. 2,985,225.00 value) 8,522,819.50 | Premiums uncollected and Jin hands of agents Interest due and ay All other assets—Loans secured by collateral . : Reinsurance due on paid losses and salvage ... hands of agents . . 171982456 Interest due and accrued . 186,023.46 All other assets 323,840, Total assets .. -$15,438,865. Net unpaid_claims.. Teserve a8 required Capital & AN other Liabilities. * Total liabilities Character of business transacted during the year 1921—Fire and marine insurance on stock plan. Amount of risk assumed r_ of business transacted during —Personal accident and health, sprinkler, boiler, en- gine and fly wheel, automobile, teams and 9,008,223.75 | limbility insurance on the stock plan. - $6,134,432. 12,774,070.13 Edpended during the year 1621 13,037.565.60 M. G. BULKELEY, President. 2447855270 | RAWDON W. MYERS, Secretary. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 2. JONES, Secretary. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 27th day of February, 1822, Notary Public, Notary Public. | My commission expires Feb. 1, 1925. Automobile, Fire, Marine My commission expires Feb. 1, 1925. & General Casualty Insurance, Fidelity & Surety Bonds JOHN T. JONES, Manager A. J. VOORHEES, Asst. Mgr. 826-834 Woodward Building EASERRENESE T Association Organized 1879 .$4.365.396.73 -$1,111,632.98 you will soon amass a Subscriptions for the 82d Issue of Stock Being Recelved 4 Per Cent Interest 915 F St. N.W. P. REESIDE. Seecy. as re. £2.000.000.00 paid up in cash.. 2,000,000.00 and LIABILITIES. 11,813,636.17 11,897,921.90 C. H. REMINGTON, Vice President. W. W. PIERSON, . Notary Public. =S R NI = &