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(W YORK, Feb 28 -Mike (Hbbony
& entertalning an offer to go 1o
ond for a bout with Car
pentier, and he has been given the op
portunity to take ffteen weeks In
vaudeville, but so far he has turned
down all offers, for he still hopes to get
Lester Darcy into the ring
Gibbone sald today he will eamp on
on Darcy's trall until the Maitland bhoy
conkents to meat him, Darey still matn.
tains he will not fill the engagement to
mest Gibbons at Milwaukee April 10
Gibbong declared (f It was not for
Darcy he would acoept the London of
fer, for he does not bhelleve Carpentier
would be too heavy for him
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Athletics Depart
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 28--The first
squad of the FPhiladelphin Americans
feft here vesterday for the spring train
ing camp in Florida Mnnxar Mack,
gight pitchers and two catohers were
P 'h%mund They will work out at
ort eres., Fla., until Maroh 10, when
n\‘fy will join the regulars at Jnrk-on-‘l
ville
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B THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN B B SPORTING NEWS WRITTENBYEXPERTS ™ B WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28 1917
Dr)_(.c_.len“:fell§ of Cu.bs at Cgmp
First Boner Pulled by Elliott
By Charley Dryden.
ABADENA, CAIL., Feb, 28~
P A powar higher than that of
any ecivil or religious body
blocked the plan of Manager
Mitchell to set the baseball eraft
nt work yesterday, It was a most
unusual power, too. Rain butted
in early in the day, and the oe.
lestinl wprinkling eart was on the
Job until noon. However, it was
the well-known dry rain of this
region. It wouldn't wet any
thing, so the experts sald, They
play golf and polo during these
dry downpours, and think nothing
of It. One is reminded of the dry
10 below aero In Alaska one does
not feel, and the dry 140 above In
Death Valley, which is & mere cli
matic detall,
Tournament Park, whera the
(‘nbs are to ro’utne. is not im
mune to dry rain., Ho the athletes
remained indoors and got ac
quainted with the Hotel Green,
which is buflt like the late Biam
ese twins, A& ooncrete cartilege
connacting two bodies.
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Foob is rich and abundant, and
there is nothing to prevent an
athlete from prying himself out
of baseball with his knife and
fork. ANI hands are here ready for
the first practioe in the morning,
if the climate is suitable, Tom
Beaton got in at 1 o'clock this
morning, and signed his contraot
woon after breakfast. Tom dis
played intelligence of a high or
der. While speaking of food, wa
forgot to mention an unwritten
law which says the trap must be
l In Suit for $15,000
| n suilt lor y
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PHILADEILPHIA, Feb. 28 - Charles
(C'hief) Bender, the Indian pitcher, was
madde a defendant in a suit for $15,000
dumages Instituted In Common Pleas
Court here yesterday by Mrs. Bessie
Curran, widow of John Curran, who was
killed %‘ebruar) 17, by an lulomobtla
driven by Bender .lundd‘o Shoemaker
!!luog s caplas for Bender, fixing bail
at 1,000 Hender was absolved of
negligence by the coroner's jury Mon
day,
NEW YORK, Feb, 28.—One foxmor bla
leaguer, and a good one in his day, an
a present big time performer are raeon
ed to be angling for a managerial berth
for next season. They are J. Bentley
(C'y) Beymour and Dan Moeller, formerly
Jersey City and Rochester outfielder,
who was traded a short time ago to
Cleveland by Washington,
Heymour is after a New York State
League job, but just what partioular
place he is nhuotlnw at Is not known.
Monller expects to land a good minor
league jJob 1
.
Plan to Erect Big
' l
Arena in N. Orleans
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. NEW ORLEANS, Feb u.rumn|
Parish, long famous for “‘wide open'
conduct of sporting events, is toda*r dll—-]
oussing the plans of Dominick Torto
rich _and other promoters tx ereot .
combihation rack track-prize fight arena
which will have Bunday shows. The
promoters are selling stock at $26 a
share. The track is to be one mile. The,
fight arena will be in t}u field, The
location Is just outside of Orleans Par
ish on Metairio Ridge.
Harry Coveleskie No
DETROIT, MICH., Feb. zl‘»-li.rry
(rok) Coveleskie, the famous sout f‘"
of the Detroit Americans, has sent in
his signed 1917 contract, tccordln' to
nnouncement made here last night.
;‘h star left-handed was given an in
arease of SI,OOO,
Osecar Vitt, the erack thirdsacker, is
the only Ti{or out of the fold now, and |
Fresident Navin stated last night that
hé will not grant the increase in salary
demanded by Vitt,
Whitted Says He
Will Not Report
DURHAM, N. O, Feb. 28.-—-Geo ol
Whitted, outfielder for the Phn&aelpma
Nationals, received a letter from Presi
dent Baker _\'ellerda)}". refusing to give
him $5500, which e demands, and
Whitted announced that so far as he
is concerned, nofonatlonn between the
Phils and himself were at an end. He
stated that he would not report for
spring training
CHATTANOOGA, Feb, 28.--Outfleld
er Paddock, of the St, Paul American
Asgociation team, has been purchased
by the Chattanooga Lookouts, acoord
m.) to announcement made here last
night,
Paddoek had trouble with the c¢lub
last year and quit the team. In 1915
he hit 297 and flelded .PBl.
Manager Elberfeld and the Lookout
huriers will leave Bunday for Orange,
Texas, the tralning camp.
Wing'Baseball Game
VR
LAKE CITY, FLA,, Feb, 28 —SBouthern
College defeated Columbla college here
yesterday in the opening game of the
baseball season, € to 2. The heavy
hitting of the visiting aggregation was
the feature.
The score: R. H. E.
BOUCHAD oV .o saten e o 21702
COBNIRIIR . vy ke ek X R
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MAULBETSCH TO COACH.
TOLEDO, OMIO, Feb. 28.--Johnny
Maulbetsch, former captain of the Uni
versity of Michigan football team, has
‘been engaged as coach of the Waite
High School football team of Toledo.
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covered with one hand while pick
ing the teeth with the other,
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ROW"DY ELLIOTT pulled the
first boner, On learning he
couldn't cash a trunk check,
Rowdy threw his away, and had
. 1o ldentify the keyhole and other
items before collecting his bag
gage at the depot,
Pete Standridge is gind to get
back on big time. They commit
214 games per meamson In this
league, and Pete feared the bosses
might branch out and put on a
night shift. The arrival of Reu
ther and Dawson gives Mitchell a
string of fifteen pitchers, with but
thres catchers in Elliott, Dilhoe
fer and Benton avallable at pres
ent. The lLos Angeles soribes
mentioned this item, and added
that Miteh could use a few future
gTeAts In the backstop line. He
expacts at least two volunteers
for each pitcher, working in re
lays, to tide o.vor.th: difficulty,
M R. WRIGLEY, Mr. linnard
and Mr. Hoak, of the re
ception committes, are leaving no
wheel unturned to entertain the
scribes. All & guy need do is
orook a finger, flash an auto
graphed frank and a gas buggy
takes him wherever fancy or
thirst may dictate. Charley Wil
liams, pilot fish for the Cubs, has
the party happlly stabled at the
Siamese twin hostelry. The con
crete cartilage is fitted with a
carpet and upholstered bore
through which inmates ebb and
flow at will. That de luxe busi
neks did not cease with the re
lease of the Santa Fe special.
Jim Scott Predicts
Flag for White Sox
LOB ANGELES, Feb. 28 --Claiming
that the Chicago White Box players will
participate In the world's series games
next fall, Jim Scott, veteran pitoher
for the pale-hosed men of Comiskey,
arrived In l.os Angeles to vigit his
brother before reporting to the (Chicago
American League club training camp.
Scott falled to have a good season last
year, but he claims he feels In great
shape and will do better this year
.
G. M. A. Quintet Is
- Wi Over Marist
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The Georgia Milltary Academy bas
ketball team defeated the Marlst Col
lege quintet yanterdl; afternoon In a
tough game, 30 to 23 This was the
fourth stralght victory for the G. M. A.
five, Fulton High, Commercial High and
Peacock being defeated by the cadets.
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SEMIANNUAL STATEMENT
For the six months ending December 81, 1918, of the ;—ruan of the
FIDELITY AND CASUALTY CO. OF NEW YNRK,
Organised under the laws of the State of New York, made to the Governor of the State of Georgia
in pursuance of the laws of sald State:
Prineipal Office - 03-94 Ldberty street, 97 103 Cedar siswet, New York Oity.
1. CAPITAL STYOCK.
‘ YU A ARIR Lk Bk b ieaks S $1,000,000,00
. ASSETS.
1. Market value of real estate owned IO COMBORE ;. i:cossppesassiveniosviasprnivi $1,208,883.45
3 !ung. and bonds owned üb-ohualywb lhn‘ company
DTR Lh st shrih sy Uales gud vy nasurabßonss ok s piivensie oo sORDADRINO D
s le:‘dm'llln (carried l:.i;.olofl« Cetesasivanstane seeesanaiis "ia"no' 10,107,082 80
. O n company's b .47
S CUb Disdmping 16 thve oomptety epomion ' Baml "5, forress eere iil AL
Total cash I'o-}:nnhduu) s S 5 ORNAR S sidgs 08 85768 RUCEIV B 2404 0 4 . 672,479 8¢
:. Amount drrwm vourse of collection, not three months overdue ........... 1,566,051 48
Amount of {nterest ly due and accrued and unpatd ...l 93,722.89
Retnsurance Wlm AT R T 4.247.6%
11. AN other assets, real and ial, not included hereinbefore
mu bank deposits J .‘m EUTREES Lok &0w byibh ov Sk K 054 e pinn 6,198.35
ummd Excise dwuu‘nmnum i e oas choernaneds oo 81,321.20
+ Equity in of Workman's Compensa Reinsurance Bureau ...... 101,572,.39
$13,020,404.54
Total assots of the company, actusi cash market valus ................ $18,788,795.23
. LIABILITIES.
BSRASR B, . & ei b N adieresven sthianstsennes DLANE TOB'9
10. The amount of reserve for relnsurance. .... 5,386,822 97
R WE ETT U T e e s est (uel g 921,524.80
Reserve for mw:r nu‘ulndu‘t:y MW v ehentunainihinsosnaaripnnes lm,ggg.gfl
Me?ulu pi up in e BOUSARARIEE A antEBEAR SS oo ohs sb s s L 000,000.00
“g‘ beyond' all llu.ulllan AVELR IRV stbamnervogsaviae habpsaus sesasbiseysnnisa 2,330,742.28
14 Totel Habilities .. ... R RI e Badiarss wihres 515.700.000.99
To Be Answered by Companies Doing an Insallment Business:
(1) Amount of unearned premiums represented by Installment notes, bdr’
the whole amount of such notes. Our premiums are never entered as pai
untuduwd cash is recelved. Any notes taken are simply held as mem
orauda.
IV. INCOME DURING THE LAST SIX MONTHS OF THE YEAR 1916,
1. Amount of cash premivms received. .. .. ................0. ... R sty ‘ $4.014.743.72
8 f"‘""""“""‘"""" . in,f:«_u
S TS TR NS A ST SO i hiiaesaaahas WNseemashe ke pansohe 270,761.52
6 Total income actually received during the last stx months in eash : . $6.137,239.00
V. EXPENDITURES DURING THE LAST SIX MONTHS OF THE YEAR 1016,
. Amount loasas B GRRRA & 4Rkt pva ol s SRS sANSTB ik bas abs s e $1,923,638.73
lmmflmmfn&xfld b Sasasihoe. Satnss ko v abined 125,000.00
8. Amount of expenses pald, including fees, saiaries and commissions to agenta and
T TR T e SN N S e S eb s 2.837,690.10
g‘ M"‘or State, national md‘ul taxes In this and other Btates ............ .. 56,075.48
All IDS T SR %<i 6 s ahihs s ahnes cabivein. ¥ Vomenserinee ¢ 61,801 .26
Total expenditures during the last six montths of the year in cash $4,504,200.57
Greatest. amount insured in Aay Y et TR PR <. . 8T50,000. 00
A copy of the Act of Incomporation, duly certified, is of fle In the oMce of the Insurance Com-
STATE OF NEW YORK-—County of New York: %
'-uun‘ muuu bhefore the mm od Robert 1. HiMlas, who, belng duly sworn. deposes and
that he h-o-n‘tnr the m'nu\d cnfia:\u Company of New York, and that the fore
mdmthm true, to the best of knowledge and belief
o b aka ot y o ny ROBERT J HILLAS
worn to and subscribed before me wry, s
» UeENE mga g‘euflr"mm Publle, New York County.
Name MW—I . '
Name : Agent al Atlanta- wun‘f%fi Db"ll.
The woman with only a
window box and the man
with many broad acres to
plant will find it equally
profitable to read The
Georgian-American’s
“Plants, Trees, and Seeds”
column for direction in
buying the thriftiest seeds
and plants.
The Georgian-American
Atlanta’s Want Ad Directory
Read for Profit — Use for Results
WHITE HOTAFTER NEWBASKETBALL
’ By Ed Curley.
EW YORK, Peb. 28--Tom An
N drews, the fistic impresario of
Milwaukee, s stirring up con
#lderable trouble in the lightweight
ranks, The other day Thomas burst
forth into print, claiming all light.
weight titles for Richie Mitehell. In
his sweeping declaration Thomas be
came so excited that he announced
his determination to post SI,OOO with
anybody in the world to back up his
assertion
This would have been all right if
all managers of other lightwelghty
were in the trenches. Not being In
such places they all rise up in wrath
and ask In sarcastic tones Who I 8
this Mitchell person and what did he
ever do?
Nate l.ewis, who haundleg (harley
White, was tha first manager to
swips the center of tha stage. He is
ably assisted by Maxey Blumenthal,
who always will be remembered as
the gentleman who foßtered Al Reich
on the public
Maxey I 8 a fond admirer of White
and when he heard of Andrews’ bold
offer he announced he was more than
willing to assist in accepting fthe
challenge on behalf of White, as far
as money was concerned.
. . . .
I_F Thomag is sincere in his mani
festo all he has to do ia to proclaim
where his thousand is resting, and it
will be covered immediately. To al-
Jow no possibility of Mitchell turning
any flipflops he will be accommo
dated with a battle of elther ten or
twenty rounds duration. That seems
a fair proposition.
In holding up the claim of Mitehell
to the light it doesn’t appear In the
books that he won any referee’s de
cislons over any of our good voung
men who box for a living. In faet, in
his few bouts the popular decisions
were against him, especially in his
bouts with White and Johnny Dun
deas,
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IN his answer to the Mitchell chal
lenge, Lowis, on behalf of White,
takes up the gage in one swoop. He
even goes further and announces that
if Mitchell doesn’'t come to time quick
ly the defi goes for any other light
weight. Benny leonard getting the
preferance.
White stipulates that the weight be
136 pounds ringside, Again, he Is
desirous of getting some action im
mediately. There is not the slightest
doubt that Joimes Joy .Johnston,
manager of Joe Welling, will say a
few words on this subject very short
ly. Joimes clalms the American light
weight crown for Joseph and puts
the weight at 188 pounds ringside.
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Pitcher Joe Wood
Signs With Indians
CLEVELAND, OHIO, Feb. 28 —Joe
Wood, the famous twirler who was pur
chased from the Boston Americans by
Cleveland last week, signed a one-year
contract here yvesterday.
I HE Twilight Basketball league at
; the Young Men's Christian Asso
clation was opened yesterday aft
ernoon with two very good and fast
games. The Sioux lined up againat the
Winnebagos, and a very close score re
sulting, the score being In doubt unti!
the last few minutes of play
The lUne-ups of the two teams were
ae follows
Sloux (19) Winnebagos (16).
Slate, (Capt.) (12).F.Villard (Capt.) (2)
Dugger ¥ Manning
Hubert (2) Vil e vODNE. B (D
Seebt (4) o G JAnderson (4)
Jarrett S asida T Lis . Govan (8)
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THI'Z second game was between the
Apaches and the Mohawks, and
proved to be somewhat of n walk-over
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First showing in Atlanta of the famous Japanese “Tokyo Crepes’”—
The newest Japanese neckwear novelty—They are creating a sensation
in New York and Chicago and, since their introduction here by the Allen
M. Pierce Store at 13 Marietta, have made a tremendous hit.
SEMIANNUAL STATEMENT
For the six months ending December 31, 1918, of the condition of the
ST, PAUL FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE CO
OF ST. PAUL, MINN,,
Crganized under the laws of the State of Minnesota, made to the Governor
of the State of Georgia in pursuance of the Jaws of sald State.
Principal Office—Corner Fifth and Washington Sts.
I. CAPITAL STOCK.
1. Whole amount of\capital stock . .. .. .. ..$1,000,000.00
2PN DS VB IR O e s ek $1,000,000.00
11. ASSETS.
1. Market value of real estate owned by the company .. .. $232,215.43
2. Loans on bond and mortgage (duly recorded and being
IO AN OB TRO POB) ..l b eat e e 1,435,563 .34
3. Stocks and bonds owned absolutely by the company:
Par value .., . Se ey e e T ARREOO. 08
Market value (carried out) .. . AN N i 8,287,725.00
5. Cash in the company's principal office. .. .. $300.00
6. Cash belonging to the company deposited in
DRREs. 1. .. 36 aname ifen direai¥é o AR ED
7. Cash in hands of agents and in. course.of
T T Rt SR G SRI el N DT TL A b
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BRI eo i B e TR S e N AN
Total cash items (carried out). .., s A O 2,228,455.78
9. Amount of interest actually due and accrued and unpaid. 85.127.45
10. Bills receivable, not matured, taken for fire, marine and
DRI B o o e et 1 eI N 28,295.56
11. All other assets, both real and personal, not included
hereinbefore: Due from reinsurance companies .. .. .. 36,700.97
$12,334,083.53
l.ess market value of special deposits in excess of liabili-
SO TRYINGE IR .v . L BN i e 45,465 .68
Total assets of the ecdmpany, actyal cash market value, $12,288,617.85
11, LIABILITIES,
1. Losses due and unpaid b skt w st oo $805,801.95
2. Gross losges in process of adjustment or in
suspense, including all reported and sup-
DOPNG RO s s vnas e w 3 B
8. Losses resisted, including interest, eost and
all other expenses thereon .. .... .. .. .. 55,562.00 :
4. Total amount of claims for losses ~ ~ .. ..$6,996,712.58
5. Deduct reinsurance thereon .. .. .. .. .. .. 668,076.12
8. Net amount of unpaid lossés (carrled out) .. .. .. .. .. $1,328.636.46
10, The amount of reserve for reinsurance.. .. .. «o oo v o 5,864,445.59
11. All other claims against the company:
NS DO ARREE ol i TN A L T 150,346.00
LOMNSISSiON CUS RBANEE .;. .. B 1 e a 4 AG 30,807.75
Pasnevs For NBPRIE DU o) o 4 5 o 0 e et by s 9,280.60
Regarve for conBASTREION JUMR .. ", .0 & i vi S 10,042.04
12, Joint stock capital actually paid upin cash .. ~ .. .. .. 1.000,000. 00
35 TNrehe DEYORG A 1 BaDIIVYIS ¢iv ol iIVi 85 3,895,059 .41
14. Total ljabilities .. .. . e e . svs BENSESHLY. N
IV, INCOME DURING THE LAST 81X MONTHS OF THE YEAR 1916,
1. Amount of cash premiums recelved. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. $3,897.011.86
2. Amount of notes received for premfums. + .. .. .. .. .. .. 43,841.21
Si - RDIYOR TOr TAIIREE 4 ch ik e i e e 241,841 .48
4. Income received from all other souices: Various items .. 102,081.31
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6. Total income actually received during the last six months |
SR ORI 250 ¢ Be AR e ghdß ek $4,284,775.86
V. EXPENDITURES DURING THE LAST SIX MONTHS \OF THE
YEAR 1916. ‘
L AATOBAE O JOMRON DRI ¢ « . o B il Jos moed oni ok idone 82.757,0!2.35‘
S Caoh'dividonan actaurlly DRIA .. o v o A R L e 100,000.00
8. Amount of expenses paid, including fees, salaries and
commissions to agents and officers of the company .. 1,219,808, 26
4. Pald for State, natiorml and local taxes In this and other
IREROE- .« Vs ik e AR S N R R i A 74,698 33
5. All other payments and expenditures, viz: Various items. 156,685 .39
Total expenditures during the last six months of the
WORTAEN BB ol al vil ey M At Lo $4,308,184 .83
Greatest amount insured in any one risk. .. .. $75,000.00
Total amount of insurance outstanding .. .. .. 993,656,060.00
A copy of the Act of Incorporation, duly certified, is of file in the office of
the Insurance Commissioner, A
STATE OF MINNESOTA--County of Ramsey:
Personally appeared before the undersigned F. R. BRigelow., who, being
duly sworn, deposes and says that he is the President of the Bt. Paul Fire
and Marine Insurance Company, and that the forgeoing statement is correct
and true, F. R. BIGELOW,
Bworn to and subscribed before me this 20th day of February, 1917.
E. KERN KAMP,
Notary Public, Ramsey County, Minnesota.
Name of State Agent—J. W, CUNNINGHAM.
Name of Agents at Atlanta—A. B, TUMLIN & CO. INS. AGENCY. |
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A. B. Tumiin & Company ‘
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1621 Candler Bidg. "~ Phone lvy 2331
for the former team.
‘o;l‘ha line-up of these two teams fol-
Apaches (20), Mohawks (8).
Sullivan (l)'D‘V‘d)lu
Bass (10).,.0......P....,.i..8r0wn (4)
AOEPIE 5o b 1 siein sil 300 vabiodias s AN
Jones (Capt) (4)....06.... . Hartney z:(
Cook, 8d...........G,......8ummers l;
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IN the Sensor Business gon‘- Class
Monday afternoon the tors, In
surance Agents and Tech Hlfi F}ell!y
teams won in the rmu played, re
spectively, with the Manufacturers,
Lawyers and Real KEstate Men. The
games were regularly scheduled ones of
the popular Vocational League, which
i# now holding sway. Beventy-three
men were present In the gym class.
The standing of these teams (oday I 8 as
follows: Doctors, 186; Manufacturers,
141; Insurance, 138; Real Hstate, 121;
Tech High, 118, and Lawyers, 5.
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'N the Junior Class yesterday after
noon the Office Men, Merchants and
Manufacturers were victors over the
Houthern Bell men, Doctors and Law
(flvrl. The rank of these teams {s:
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SEMIANNUAL STATEMENT
For the six months ending December 31, 1916, of the condition of the
INTER-SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANGE COMPAN
OF LOVISVILLE, KY.,
(lrgam{od under the laws of the State of Kentucky, made to the Governo#
of the fitate of Georgia in pursuance to the laws of sald State,
Principal Office—lnter-Southern Bldg. Louisville, Ky.
I. CAPITAL STOCK. §
1. Amount of capital stock ... . .. .... . £900,000.00
2. Amount of capital stock paid up In cash io T i N $823,851.04
3. Amount in notes of the stockholders, included
in No. 2, Stock of par value attached to o
DOINE Ap OOLINRONNL .. .. . .. e o <o +4817,009.08
11. ASSETS.
1. Market value of real estate ownedby the com-
S L ' s e Wi . $1,377,290.86
If encumbered, to what amount .. .. .. .. 350,000.00
gy — ~51,027,290.5¢
2. Loans on bonds and mortgage (first liens) on real estate. 1,054,858.60
3. Loans secured by pledge of bonds, stocks or other mar
ketable collaterals .. .. e s e iae A E kRS 105,911.69
4, Loans made in cash to policyholders on this company's
policies assigned as collateral .. e ISR Tda e i 1,605,073 .2
5. Premium notes, loans or liens on policies in force .. .. 43,382.30
6. Bonds and stocks owned absolutely: Market value (car-
R.k s B eitas Bl 91,191.21
LU IR ORAY N NS, .. il s e e it 1,830
8. Cash deposited in bank to credit of company .. .. .. .. .. 250,924 .99
10. Interest due or accrued and unpaid. .. .. .. .. s 0u .. . 42,082.49
35 ARUDNY DOlanons BOUUINE .. . .. V. i os ve s saime il ae 94,453
13. Rents due or accrued and unpaid .. a ) g 11,062.¢
14. Net amount of uncollected and deferred premiums (deduc
tion loading from gross amount).. .. .. s . 119,096.18
15. All other assets, both real and personal, not included here-
IV "% £o b 7 68 54 8¢ o+ Nt 5t buab Vi i i ve ne 1,321.72
voo T PR e R 4 K4o veasinniop §4,448.389.10
lil, LIABILITIES.
1. Net present value of all the outstanding pol
icies in force . .. o L) ek $3,421,264.36 ¢
Deduct net value of risks in this company rein
sured in other solvent companies . o 15,824.00
Net premium reserve .. .. .. .... ¢ s $3,405,440.34
3. Death losses and matured endowments in proc
ess of adjustment or adjusted and not due ..$16,000.00
4. Death losses and other policy claims resisted by
BRO-OBIREIINT .« civv i Sty et b SRS
Total policy claims S G e e sb e )0 .0f
8. Dividends declared, but not yet due. .. . e T 28,423,3
10. Amount of all other claims against the company . Ay 26,018.4
ReT T T e R e S ePRTR A ol SR 823,851.06
15 DRI DBO HEDINEIOE .. .. (oo bw msish a B sa e 142,685.93
ST TR 0%60 W b Cohs o eh s p .. $4,448,369 1
IV. INCOME DURING THE LAST SIX MONTHS OF THE YEAR 1916
1. Amount of cash premiums received... .. .. . s ( $473.646. 91
2. Amount of notes received for premiums .. .. .. .. .. . { o
MTR L R Net R TR RGeS eTPS | S 127,079.0
4. Amount of income from all other sources .. .. .. .. .. 10,078, 6
Total income .. g T Vi &3 ‘ $610,804.6
V. DISBURSEMENTS DURING THE LAST SBIX MONTHS OF THE
YEAR 1916,
1 TN DR L. 0 aiesiie sk aw vs st e et BRGNS
L W e e T s ke <o +45124,282.43
3. Deduct amount recelved from other companies
for losses or claims of policies of this comna-
RIS o ik v ae e i 5,000.00
Total amount actually paid for losses and matured en-
TTRAT S G 1 OGN X $119,232.42
4. ADDUILRDES o 0000040 o 0 or tu 0b ta s sener sna e ad e ~32§.R_2
B, BUrranane polisios .. .. s o lus 4i 187,337, ¢
6. Dividends pald to policyholders orothers & 41,688.04
7. Expenges paid, including commissions to agents and of-
BEOrS’ SRIEMIes .. .57 . o 00 i asises 224,496 .68
B DUEDE BRI 25 s 5 00 bs ge-eneotes ad s be shiee N em uu 9,211.51
Toatl AIaDUrseMENtS .. . .. v «o s so 80 000 0 08 4y $532,291.67
Greatest amount insured in any one rigk .. .. .. $£10,000.00
Total amount of Insurance outstanding. .. . . 36,260,221.96
A copy of the Act of Incorporation, duly certified, is in the office of the
Insurance Commissioner.
STATE OF KENTUCKY —County of Jefferson:
Personally appeared before the undersigned Ben W. Crume, who, heing
duly sworn, deposes and says that heis the State Manager of the Inter-
Southern Life Insurance Company, and that the foregoing statement is)
correct and true. BEN W, CRUME,
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 26th day of February, 1917,
P. G. HOGAN,
Notary Public, Bibb County, Georgia.
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‘nnd the game. The pointa won by the
four teams are: Lanfer, 181; A{sdor
156; Howell, 137, and Hansom, 1185,