PAGE SIX
' A Church for Children.
H At Ikajrton, Ohio, a church has
| “been built exclusively for children.
PThe ne\4 edifice is known ns the St.
L Paul's Child roll's Church. It was
f built at Ml cost of SSO-000. Already
I', the littld 1 church is entirely free from
K4ebt. uis ns complete, in its min-
Blature tenhion, as any adult church
■in the City. It has its own chapel,
Rwicristy „ auditorium, pulpit, class
gipom*. etc. In the basement there
is a fully equipped kitchen and din
ging rooip, While the older people are
' lending* .guiding hand they Ore leav
ing as taach of the work of tfie church
; as possible in the hands of the chil
dren, wi£p whom the idea of a church
of theirvosrn is exceedingly popular.
A committee cf the children are
charged 'With the operation of the
Stars Pick Nats to Repeat in 1926
By NBA Service
New York, April B.—Who will win the American League- pennant in
g 1920?
That question was recently submitted to a vote of 100 veteran stars of
the circuit presided over by Ban Johnson.
/ The concensus of the players is that Washington will repeat with the
Athletics and Detroit as the strongest contenders.
r>: The vote was very close. Washingtu enjoying* only a six-vote margin
over Connie Mack's club in first-place votes. While the players respect the
prowess of the Tygers, the opinion prevails that the club will be shy good
: pitching.
A majority of the Detroit votes rate the Tygers as certain to finish in
third place.
Here is the way the American League clubs will finish if the vote of
■ the 10(1 star players run true to form :
I—. Washington Nationals s—Chicago White Sox
2 Philadelphia Athletics. o—New York Yankees
3=—Detroit Tygers I—Cleveland Indians
& 4—St. Louis Browns B—Boston Red Sox
STATEMENT
Atlas Assurance Co.. Ltd.. London. England
Condition December 21. 1925. as Shown by Statement Filed
Amount Ledger Assets Dec. 21st previous-year $0,272,877.89:
increase paid up capital, none; total 50,272,877.89
Income-—From Policyholders, $,2,788,129.72: miscellaneous
l, $301,505.59. total 4.089.705.21
Disbursements—To Policyholders, $2,124,512.95; miscellaneous,
$1,922,985.29; total 4.047,498.24
Fire Risks —Written or renewed during year, $1,100,812,420.00
t, force 1.290.201.944.00
All Other Risks-—Writ ten or renewed during year $22,4.02.200
in force $20(5.072,476.00
ASSETS
Value of Bonds and Stocks $4,970,420.02
Cash iii Company's Office 20,201.52
Deposited in Trust Companies and Banks on interest 178,738.80
Agents’--balances, representing business written subsequent to
October 1, 1925 1,062.941.44
Agents' balances, representing business written prior to Octo
ber 1,-1925- 04.820.27
Bills receivable, taken for fire risks 1,020.28)
Interest and Rents due and accrued 03.838.24 j
All other Assets, as detailed in statement ' •» $127,020.99 J
Total $6.4,8.5.014.37
Less Assets not admitted / 64,820,27
Total Admitted Assets $0,420,194.10
LIABILITIES
Net amount of unpaid losses and claims $404,405.34
Unearned premiums 3,813.241.30
Salaries, rents, expenses, bills, accounts, fees, etc., due or accrued 3.504.29
Estimated amount payable for Federal. State, county and muni
cipal taxes due or accrued 90.000.00
Contingent commissions, or other charges due or accrued 15,075.00
All other liabilities, as detailed in statement 30,090.00
Total amount of all liabilities except Capital $4,356,285.93
Surplus over all liabilities $2,063,905.17
Surplus as regards Policyholders 2.063.905.17
Total Liabilities $6,420,104,10
__ , Business : n North Carolina During 1925 __
Fire Risks written $6,219,839; premiums received $54,616.95
Losses incurred—Fire $26,643.73 : paid 19.229.84
Losses incurred —All other, $737.11; pa id. 206.11
Manager—Ronald R. Mart’ll.
I". S. Home Office—ss Fifth Avenue. New Y'ork City.
Attorney for service: Stacey W. Wade, Insurance Commissioner, Ral
eigh. N. C.
Manager for North Carolina—New York Office.
State of North Carolina —Insurance Department.
Raleigh. N. C.. March 3. 1926.
I, Stacey W. Wade, Insurance Commissioner, do hereby certify that
the above is a true and correct abstract of the statement of the Atlas As
surance Company, Ltd., of London, England, filed with this Department,
showing the -condition of said Company, on the 31st day of December, 1925.
Witness my hand and official seal, the day and year above written.
STACEY W. WADE, Insurance Commissioner.
WRIGLEYS RK.
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church just ns each adult church has
its own board of trustees. It has
an active membership of 270, and each
Sunday morning over 250 children
gather in it for services of their own.
A boy of ten or twelve years clad in
white vestments conducts the minia
ture church service with all the Epis
copal ritual. Thus the church is
conducted by and for children. The
whole project, however, is under the
direction of Rev. Phil Porter. Episco
pal rector, in that city. He is a
Si.rt of exofficio pastor for the chil
dren. The Sunday school is con
ducted by a local attorney, and dur
ing the week classes are field in re
ligious education under the direction
of a deaconess.
USE PENNY COLUMN—IT PAYS
What the World Is Doing
As Seen by Popular Mechanics Magazine
Smoke Sounds Fire Alarm
by Shadow on Tube
Photo-electric cells, the extremely
Sensitive units that play an important
part in the transmission of pictures
by wireless or telegraph, have been
further adapted to the practical serv
ice of silent sentinels, which guard
against fires wherever an automatic
fire alarm is needed. They are so
delicate that the shadow of a wisp of
smoke, passing between them and a
beam of light directed upon the cells,
causes an action that completes an
electric circuit and sounds an audible
fire call. Another marvelous inven
tion recently exhibited is a ground
microphone intended to locate men
entombed in mine disasters. It al
ready has been used with great success
in finding leaks in gas mains, and is
so delicate that the dropping of a pin
| in its immediate vicinity can be de
tected, as can almost any sound un
derground.
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Latest Monster Motor Ship
Built in Twenty Weeks
Completed in 140 working days, a
record in shipbuilding, according to
reports, the motor vessel “Satumia’'
has a carrying capacity of 2.280 pas
sengers, exclusive of the crew, besides
26,500 tons of cargo. This ship is 650
feet long, has an eighty-foot beam
and displaces.3s,ooo tons. It can at
tain a speed of. twenty-one knots.
W Canada Still the Paradise of the Big Game Hunters
V The return to New York recently
of Captain Frank Dondera and
{Joseph J. Sartor! of Brooklyn, who
brought with them two live timber
'iwolves caught in the wilds of
Northern Quebec along the line of
the Canadian Pacific Kailway, re
viewed attention to the fact that
the Dominion of Canada is still
the greatest game preserve in
North America. Canada has a
{vast expanse of national parks in
which big game is reared and pro
tected as well as even larger areas
Where big game k ay be hunted and
Shot. The parks, particularly those
In British Columbia and Alberta,
Serve as a breeding ground for
Igrizzly, black and brown bears,
fclk. caribou, mountain goats, moun
tain sheep, deer and a great
amount of smaller game, and while
the parks protect the wild animals,
the overflow into unprotected ter
ritory gives the hunter from the
United States and Canada a won
derful _ opportunity to add to the
collection of heads in his house.
Captain Doudera and Sartori not
only actually brought back to New
CAPT FRANK DOUDERA W:TH LN E BSOOKLYM YTEL&T *
York two live timber wolves, but
tb killed many more Both have
hi. cd extensively in eastern and
w. era Canada.
One cf the finest hunting regions
in western Canada s British Colum
bia. where moose, grizzly bears of
enormous size, caribou, mountain
sheep and goats and many other
types of big gaJXie are etilj plenti
Co-eds Try Being Chorines for Two Nights
fhese ladle* of the chorus aren't regular pony stepper* they're co-ed* at the University of Kansas who’ll
ippear In the university musical comedy "Wango Pango." at Lawrence Kaa.. for two performances. Lsfl
R> light they are Beth Reese. Juanita siawson. Wtnogene Lacy. Mildred Hundberger Ruth Lawless. Marias
Morgan. Beth McClung and Mary Allen '
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THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE
Single Drop of Water Holds
Hundred Forms of Life
Although a drop of water no larger
than a buckshot may appear crystal
dear to the unaided eye, it will re
semble a snfall aquarium if it is great
ly magnified. Study of a drop from
one of the ponds of the New Y'ork
zoological gardens showed that it was
teeming with as many as 100 forms
of life. It was spread upon a glass
slide and examined with a high-power
microscope. One of the organisms
observed was a curious animal with
an oddly formed triangular body with
two spuming “pinwheels” as means of
locomotion. It appeared to have the
sense of sight for it avoided colliding
with other objects and would reach
out with its body to grasp convenient
surfaces to help its progress.
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House Built.witbout Nails
Held by Wooden Screws
Held together entirely by wooden
screws instead of nails, a large frame
house of elaborate pattern is one of
the sights of Atlantic City. It is the
Michigan State house, built for the
Philadelphia centennial fifty years
ago. and was moved to its present lo
cation alter the fair. Despite its age,
it has not been remodeled and is in
an excellent state of pseeervation.
* * *
17Rose reamers should never be usdd
for any other metal than free-work
ing steel, and then only under the
best working condition*
GFGHJ
ful. In this region some of the
best guides and outfitters are E S
Knight, of Ashcroft, on the Cana
dian Pacific Railway: A 11 (laugh,
of Likely: Fred Manr-pl, of North
Vancouver; Thompso:, Brothers, of
Barkerville; Walter Nixor.. of
jlnvermere. and Pat i- neek. of Field,
j Any hunter looking for the
l thrilling uihpn he rjtn pink
Auger for Boring Stumps
Helps Clear Land
Cut-over land is often cleared bj|
dynamiting the stumps, and to sim
plify this work, a long hand auger to
bore holes for placing the charges has
been devised. It is said to operate
successfully in all kinds of wood, bores
an opening one and one-half inches
in diameter, and is six feet long. The
auger has also been used to bore holes
for blasting quantities of hardened
acid phosphate in warehouses.
* * *
Testing Audio-Frequency'
Transformers
A simple way to test ad. transform
ers that are suspected of being ground
ed to the shell or frame, is of interest
to all who have encountered such
trouble. Connect one tip of a pair
of headphones to the 1674-volt ter
minal of a 2274-volt B-battery unit,
and the 2274-volt terminal to a short
length of insulated wire. Without
touching the bare wire with the hand,
hold it against the case or shell of ths
transformer, being sure to make con
tact with the bare metal. Touch the
free terminal of the headphones to
each transformer terminal on the side
of the transformer to which the wire
is connected. Repeat this test on the
other side of the transformer. A dis
tinct click indicates that the terminal
to which the connection is made is
grounded to the frame. A similar test
wjtb the battery and phones can be
used to locate an open circuit in the
transformer; if there is no click in the
phones when the connection is made
across the coil, the circuit is
| out his own tree be r ore he shoot*
lit a grizzly can get all the excite
ment he wishes by kookin/ up
with any one of these British Co
lumbia guides. The artist shows »
grizzly bear charging standing up
like a man; as a matter of fact he
charges running on all fours—and
when he comes, have t good full
clip in your rifle.
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unique in the automotive in- organization,
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car is the work of a single organ
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operates the mines and forests viously made in an advertising
that furntehjthe raw materials message, is repeated here
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is carried over Ford transporta- to the motoring public.
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