Evening Star Newspaper, February 24, 1925, Page 15

. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C,: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1925. DR, IARK F. FINLEY i, e e e, MG - & e e st DYOLECEION this ., and Helen Taft, born Oc- | d ye: . by , 1921, , 5 NAMEDS A R | By House in Vote ‘%% Felen Tatt, Mrs. Manning was|Richard Packer Cremshaw, Jr,| - - dean of Bryn Mawr in 1917-19, a A e b e ] : ; Will Become Dean of Bryn Mawr fow. years arter being graduated Takes Gold Medal in Senior 'v l . l I tl .eV from the institution, and was acting Speaking Test. Next Fall, Husband to Teach | president in 1919-20 during the ab- P = st ] sence abroad of President Thoma he Associated Press. Hopes for National Head- - s g at Swarthmore. Tit utw Senn Wil whoaes 4 u".l_:w S PR sleep . Hlasnos B‘r‘"«‘&:':}{l dean I i |=Speaking he Broader Poin ildi H 2o splte of ps e s st s O 02 view in Education and Politi quarters Building Raised voiced by Re o ciated P aduate work ut Radeliffe College.| View In Education and ' Polltics, . Democrat, A N MAWR, Pa., February 24.-— nnouncing _the appointment, |y ggphington, D. C., won the gold Vhile the House wa the | o E sident Marian Edwards Park sald R S S G . . by Reports. Gut of & wrangle over the now |Helen Taft Manning, daughter of 1 Sisnuing, Wae sie uaanic|medaliin theDe #drest prise spssk: OUR milk supply is R bill for the City of Wash- |Chief Justice Willlam Howard Taft, c of the board of directors. | g, " Uil tere last night. endless; your milk - was yesterday appointed dean of T E siohie decal D Bryn Mawr College. She will take| Occupying a foremost place among S5 : " | service '}i sleepless. Day i ptembe 4 e The fastest single-screw merchant . . 4 5 Sentanies a gres o Pl angtor oty bl e and night this company Manning and her husband, | M : 21 o val. Srot, whith 'res DRIt toaive isactively engagedin the ick J. Manning, who leaves| g, o a speed of < and plies be- : tween London protection of your fam- to the late Repr 3 ; ily’s health and the e e R " .speedy delivery of good bia trafie bill whicn has been S : fresh milk to your door- time, e laid : / . step. Day after day an tion'was relected, 13 & = unceasingly efficient . FOUR-f;I’FTHS OF COVLLEGE‘ | e . service makes sure of ~|STUDENTS HELD HERETICS | - ; : ! :iht. purity and prompt { Iy FE==T 1| > elivery of !l | University of Chicago Proressmu; | Declares Figures Based on Actual for Vote. helr it pls : * : PHONE > NORTH 5997 ok et LIRS 1 s17.95 FOR FIVE DAYS MORE : A $31.50 Simmons Bed Outfit on id 1t was not the colleges ant which you save $13.55 in the Half-Year- v masritiation, " " ly Sale. lvary, continuous-post bed, Pay What You Wil ; rust - proof spring and soft 45 - pound STUDEBAKER i all-cotton mattress. Back at it’s for- L5 e a5 n}er price after next Monday. MUTHERI E he [Hecelif ( . Life Insurance Company Clean C@TS Bowels > of Vil' ginia A A PN NN TN " D\ N B ¢ 7 Ll i e 7ol s il e o 2\ Paul T SHBBHBOOODSHRGBBOTTE TN 2BLEOLHORABEBBBS SR e s bl Dependable Laxative for E‘Z;?"——— R U SR ¢a 7 Sl ShE o e @ Sick Children @ not t [ o Financial Condition December 31, 1924 ASSETS Bonds and Mortgage Loans on Real Estate Railroad and Street Railway, Bonds United States Liberty Bonds.......... 851,005.81 State Bonds Rt i % E 5,000.00 Municipal Bonds i 122 20,146.70 Miscellaneous Bonds ... - 102,022.95 Real Estate ... 2l 2,113,258.57 Bank Stocks : e 28,500.00 Loans on Company’s Policies. .. = 2,087,460.50 Cash in Banks and Trust Companies on Interest. 710915.07 Cash in Offices and in Banks Not on Interest.. 60,353.48 Interest Due and Accrued AR L = 712,074.13 Net Uncollected and Deferred Premiums and Premium Notes and! Nl 'Cthermsets- "0 - L T 604,089.22 Total Admitted Assets... $41,521,283.17 -LTABILITIES Reserve on Policies in Force as Computed by the Actuary of the Company O - ... 33,717,521.00 All Other Liabilities < g e 2,446,638.74 - Total Liabilities - ; ~$36,164,159.74 Capital Stock : .....$ 2,500,000.00 Surplus 2,857,123.43 t| Hurry Mother! A teaspoonful of | ORIEN‘ I ‘AI Rl ( ;S “California Fig Syrup® mow will ‘ e - Saciet craft | BWeeten the stomach and thoroughly | Surplus of Assets Over Liabilities . SRR, v/ . ¢ ) ! craft | clean the little bowels and in a few | .|| O ‘N? S A I E: PRIC S . Fotal 5 41,521.283.17 hours you have a well, playful child | 3 A l I J I?, = otal .. PG LS S R T TR T el S e ey & | We have examined the books and records of the LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA for e the bay Feom: Tawem i & et 'L 1 2 G i i : the year ending December 31, 1924, and have verifed thereirom the above Statement of Assets and Lia- wero found dead in 1 | crasame of aerets. Cottalos ae s Oriental and Chinese Rugs in all their = bilities at the close of business at the Home Office as of that date, amps o overacts, Contains no nar- | 5 We have examined and verified the Bonds and Mortgage Loans on Real Estate, Collateral and Policy °°,I’,§;l°;::;’ d::ini::g;ou iy wondrous patterns share in the Loans, and Railroad, United States, State, Municipal and other Bonds, Stocks and all other investments = g8 i CHERIsUiyoniy y . owned by the Company or held as Collateral, and have proved that all of the Bonds and Stocks are car- e o | Ao prmine d(NItoris BBV general reductions of the Febru- ried at their market value on December 31, 1924, We have counted the Cash on hand, and have verified ; ! Al - : T ; the balances deposited with Banks and Trust Companies. ) e "yfozun*:s:: g:yfl'f%:&mflfi; | :"y fSale of Llfe.nme F.urmture. The Reserve on Policics in Force and other Actuarial Liabilities are certified by the Actuary of the 7 JOu SR - | / ew suggestive rices are Company. We have satisfied oursclves that all other Liabilities are duly provided for, and we certify | Refuse’any imitation. ge! P that the above Statement of Assets and Liabilities correctly sets forth the true financial condition of the Company on December 31, 1924, @ B R B S Hew YT ST S N i LAUNCH GAS FUMES KILL TWO HAVANA BOATMEN Were Asphyxiated by Exhaust| Discharges While Participating | (BT i G i weY 38 in Carnival Parade. B By the Associa B [ (1] 37 {;( R -1:53 quoted. H. B. BOUDAR & SON, Richmond, Virginia, January 22, 1925. Certified Public Accountants. R Mossouls Beluchistans Average size, 3.6x6 Seatter sizes $53.50 $22.50 & Statement of Operati;ns During 1924 GROSSINCOME ... _$ 11,736,657.25 INCREASE IN GROSS INCOME S 934,40816 : ol 5 INCREASE IN ASSETS .. BT S 4,604,669.42 L‘}‘_‘"““ P°?’f* Cl":fff’“ :‘“g INCREASE IN INSURANCE RESERVE '$ 3.792,075.00 ke s SURPLUS ‘ 2,857,123.43 s $ $157.50 $385.00 ; INSURANCE IN FORCE . $273,540,675.00 : hi i INGREASE IN INSURANGE IN FORCE . $ 18,372.107.00 - Clncse Mnuy | TOTAL NUMBER OF POLICIES IN FORCE . 1,133,010 e e o > INCREASE IN NUMBER OF POLICIES IN FORCE 42,981 - . , DEATH CLAIMS, ETC., PAID TO POLICYHOLDERS § 3,036319.80 506 £5 P & Stop It Now If Catching Cold iawic HE time to stop a cold The cheapest, easiest and is in the beginning—at safest way to treat a cold is the first sign of its coming. to get it when it starts. A cold always warns you, so it’s folly not to act. 5 65 ¢ £5) BEHBHHHGA & S, Size, 12.838.5 Size, 336 Sarouk Namazi Anatolian Mats . Total Payments to Policyholders Since Organization Average size, 3.2x5 Mat sizes 4 $35’784’215.15 $87.00 $9.50. 5 3 Growth in Five-Year Periods Groes Fncoine Assets at End ° [No-of Policies Outstanding | Tor the Year of Year | in Force at | Insurance at [Yesr : $ ;En_d“otiefiar 7End of Year 7 . . 1904 $ 1,764.902.18 | $ 194612992 | 366,873 | § 43,634,936.00 1904 Ml Onund Guncac Sng 1909 283163007 | 537269199 | 519334 | 68.337.613.00 1909 ks $195.00 > 1914 4171,696.87 | 11,141,906.65 | 651234 | 99.256.046.00 1914 : ; 1919 6588090439 | 20,700,133.74 | 885964 | 176,501.808.00 (1919 1924 11,736,657.25 | 41,521,283.17 | 1,133,010 | 273,540,675.00 (1924 THE FEBRUARY SALE : : Sarouk Mats Ispahan Oriental : T Size, 2.1x3.2 Size, 12x8.10 _ ani $35.00 $572.50 It is worth while, there- fore, to have lemons handy Millions immediately take for the best preventive that hot lemonade, then promptly millions know—hot lemon- go to bed under warm ade. . covers. i Just squeeze the juice of 2 In nine cases out of ten Jemon in glass or cup of hot all traces of the cold have ater. The effectiveness of disappeared when morning hot lemonade is due to more comes—all the uncomfort- than its heat. Add sugar if able, devitalizing chill and you wish. ache. Pl . a Get a dozen lemons now 3, S ROCNIOnIR, f and be prepared. Ask for other serious consequences Cglifornia lemons, the tast, are frequently prevented. juicy, practically seedless 4 MAYER &f C O L L CHANDLER, Dist. Mgr., Thus, you save whole days kind. They make the most i b s & of sickness, and their cost. effective lemonade for colds. d ® 204-206 National Savmgs & Trust Co. Bldg., ! Seventh Street Between D and E Washington, D. C. BHHBOOHHBHBS