JENKINS STARTS HI3
PENITENTIARY TERM
Lexington. N. C., June Jn.?L. C.
Jenkins, former chief of pqlice oi
, Thomasville, N. C.. today was to go
to Raleigh to begin serving his sentence
of 25 to 30 years in the state
prison. He was convicted recently ir
superior court here of Becond degree
murder for the slaying of Mrs. Elizkbeth
D. Jones, of Appalachia, YaJ
bis conviction, Jenkins filed notice of
appeal. It was stated here today,
however, that the appeal had been
abandoned and he would enter prison
tomorrow.
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I^K ~3hSEPI
IjTJUT gricP: ^
Marie C Brehro of Long Beach,
California, who wan nominator! for the
Vice-Pres deno' on the Prohibition
Ticket at Columbus Ohio
. The Commissioners of Hertford
County have ordered 14 dusting machines.!
which sell for $100 each. The
price to the Board was $80 which
represents a saving to the farmers
baying in, this way of $280 reports
county agent C. A. Rose.
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A Wonderful
Discovery
The remarkable herb 'HOBO' as
analyzed by 'Schwartz' was found to
contain besides p: her principles a
variety of acid which he named Galitaiinic
Acid. He also found it to contain
a preculiar acid discovered by
Schwartz and Rochleder and named'
RSbichlcric acid. This has been used.
In Dropsy congestion of the spleerj.1
Scrofula and Leprosy with good results.
In recent years this herb has
???.?yo.ou-gruwing" m Jan Tex- j
M nnri l.?gri..-iwni? nril furr^y
,-- BUft Katt aknww t-hftt itP V-'OTKlvf U11V
purifying- properties were due to its I
action on the kidney*. , . 1
Tke ijj>ho Medicine Company, of
Beaumont, Xeaiis, make - Sir effiSlSt;:',
balm'from thi* herb and call it Hotn
ESnez_ and Biadder Remedy. This;
.: jjfcfcu being raid tn be a Diurectici
Aperient end Anti-Scorbatig,
Six Bottles?a guaranteed treatment
costs -?"
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Pt&iuher Took
Democrats to N. Y.
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Herbert Bayard 8wope. Executive
Editor of the New York World, it
the man who first got the idea c'
landing the Democratic National
Convention in New York tiiit year
He followed through to the finirh and
for the first time since"1868, New York
is being thrilled with a national con,
ventiun.
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STATEMENT
Eagle Pi re Company
New York, N. Y.
Condition December 31, 1923, as
Shovrn by Statement Filed.
Amount uf Capital paid
up in cash.__ $ 60,000.00
Amount cf Ledger Assets
December 31st of pre- |
vicus year, $45,926.26;
Increase of paid-up Capital,
$440,000.00, Total. 485.926.25
Income?From Policybolder',
$210,297.77; miscellaneous,
$623,475.24;
Total, l-.-a 833,773 01
Disbursements?To Policyholders,
$19,6S2i70;
Miscellaneous, $102,828.16;
Total, 102 510 8ft
Fire R:#ks?Writterr or
, renewed during: year,
$47,594.68, in force._ _ 22,873,481.00
[All Other Risks?Written
or renewed during:
year, $2,886,239.00 in
{?rce, ... 2,013,072.00
ASSETS
Value of Both! 5 and
Stocks?.?.?_? 1,060,030.30
Deposited ir Trust Companies
and Banks not on
interest ..... 15,861.98
Deposited in Trust Companies
and Banks on in- ,
terest....: 52,978.05
Agents' balances, representing
business written .
snbsecrueTrt to October
1, 1923... 67,573.48
Agents' balances, representing
business written
prior to October 1. 1923 718 18
Bills receivable, taken
for fire risks 14.42
Tnf fieaat anJ . _ Ja.
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and accrued * 8,449.92!
All oth<jr Assets. as detailed
in staldtnent _. 4,701.83
Total. - ? $1,210,399.68!
Less Assets not admitted 49,317.18
Total admitted Assets. $1,161,082.48
LIABILITIES
N>"? nnisuat of TinnniiT :
losses and claims $ 14.883 45
Unearned premiums.... 133,482.44
Salaries, rents, expenses, ?ii?yt?.
bills, accounts.; fee', etc ,
due or accrued. 590.00
E'timntcd amoub'f payable
for Federal. State, "-t?J
--unty, and Municipal
taxes due or accrued.. 4.36O.O0
Amounts due stociholdholders........
41839.73'
All other liabilities, aa del
tailed, in stat^mmr ^ ?.300.301
Total amount of all Liai
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THE nOXBQPO COrmiEi
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Mlities exrert Capital $158,365.62
Capital aetunllv r>aid up
in cash..* $500.000100
Surplus over
all liabilities 502,716 86
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Surplus as regards Policyholders.
$1.002,716.86
' Trt-1 l.iahtl'tics $1,181.082 48
NO BUSINESS IN NORTH CAROUNA
niR'NC, 1923
President Hart Darling-ton
Serfetarv J. F. Vcn: R?n?r
Hoire Oftre 75 Maiden Lane. New
York Oitv.
Attorney for service: STACEY \V
VADE. Insurance Coronriiseiener, Ra,le:ch,
N. C.
STATE OP XCPTH CAROTJNA.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,
Polenrh. .Ture 18. 1924
T. STACEY W. WADE. Io?uran^
, Commissioner, do herebv certify that
I the pbovp a trne and r<vr?evt ahthe
?taterr??nt the EneJ?
; Kiro Cbmpanv, of New York. N. Y:
i f^ed .wi*h *h?s Department, chowin?
I *}><? condition of said Company, on
' 4h? 31cf day o-f D^ern^er. 1923."
IW'tns?f my hand and official sea?
the dav and vear aboyp written.
STAjCEY w wade.
, 2ts Insurance Commissioner.
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QTATFMFNT
j Western Mutual Mfe Association
Los Angeles, Cal.
i '"'end It ion December 31. 1923, as
! -wn by Statement Filed.
Dalai.ve ' from?Pisiiua*
vcar $1,192,230.78
Tn"omo?F rnpi Memh*T9.
$473,501.26t Mic.
^llaneeu*, $58,434.67;
Trt-A 523,935.93
D;?l ursomenls?To
Members. $301 <315.70;
: Miscellaneous. 55,19465
Total 1367,656.36
Business written durirr
year?Number of
FoPcies 1583; Amount, 2.166,GOO.00
Business in force at end
vear?Number of
Policies 14.894; Amount, 25,787,000.00
ASSETS
Value of Real Estate
(less amount of en"umbranceO,
1 350,000.00
Mortgage Loans on Real
Estate, 326,475.00
Value of Bonds and
Stocks 584.123.50
r*ch in Company's Office, 12,233.67
Deposited in Trust Com- .
panie? and Banks not
on interest, ... 74.824.19 i
Deposited in Trust
Companies and Banks
on interest, -- 20,(100 00
Total, $1,389,41349
LIABILITIES
unpaid. 18.000.00
Death Claims reported
hut not yet adjusted, 22,000.00
Liability for Reserve
rn policies 674,963.00
Surplus reserved for
contingencies : . 674,450.49
Total Liabilities $1.389.413.49
NO BCfSlNfff) IN NORTH CAROLINA
DURING 1923
President, A. B. Taylor
Secretary, G. F. Steven?on
Home Ofl**e 321 W, 3rd St., Los
Arve'es. Cel.
Attorney for service: Stacey W.
Vad?. Tnsnrance Commissioner, Raleigh,
N. C.
-TmRURA1VXE "DEPARTMESrT^
Raleieh, June 18. 1924 I
I. fitacoy W. Wade, JnfU'snre Commi??inncr.
do hyeby certify that the
>hove is (A (fUf'and corre-t abstract
of tbsrrtAtement of the Western Mo
tual Life Association,, a FYatertial Or.
der, .ilf -Loa'Angtles. Cal.. filed with
this'Donartypnt, sBowmir tTi?"."onAt"t.ion
of said Order on the-Slst'day of
December, .1 va " Witness
mv hand and officio! seal
the day and date above vrtrt^n. ,
"STACEY-JS. WADE.
2ts Insurance Coqjjissioner.
9 JilV 2nd 1924
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AN ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE
*39,009 WATER WORKS EX
TENSION BONDS.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE
EOAiD OF COMMISSIONERS OF
KOXBORO. XQF.TH CAROl.INO,
folios:
Seil'ftn 1. That -the Tov^n of Ratboro
issue its boqds pususnt to tht
Municipal Finance Act in an amount
not exceeding Fifty Thousand Dollars($59,000)
for the purpose of extending
the existing water works system
within and for said Town.
Section 2. That a tax sufficient to
pay the principal and interest of said
bonds shall be annually levied and
collected.
Section 3. That a statement of the
debt of the Town has been filed with
the Clerk and is open for public inspection.
Section 4. That this ordinance shall
take effect thirty days after ita first
publication, unless in the meantime
a ..petition for its submission to the
voters is filed under the Municipal
Finance Act, in which exentmt shall
take effect when approved bwthe voters
of the Town at an election as provided
in said act.
The foregoing ordinance .was passed
on the 2bth day of June, 1924. and
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iuoi puuiJ5i:cu on tne zoxn day oi
June, 1924. Any action or proceeding
questioning the validity of said ordinance
must be commenced within
thirty dav^after its first publication
) J; Hattie E. BurcH, Town Clerk, ,
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ON ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE'
?S0,060 S F/\VPtt\F.XTEN SI ON
^-EONDS.
BE IT ORDAJNED BY THE j
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF!
ROXBORO, NORTH CAROLINA, a*
follows:
| Section 1. That the Town of Roxboro
issue its bonds pursuant to the
' Municipal Finance Act in an amour I
not exceeding Ffty Thousand Dollar
' ($50,000) fdr the purpose of extend
t ing the existing sanitary sewerage
system of said Town.
Section 2. That a tax sufficient to
pay the principal and interest of said
r bonds shall be annually levied an1.
* collected/ -T- - -r V ? . . ' : .-I
Section 3. That a statement of the
debt of the Town has been filed with,
the Clerk and is open for public inspection.
Section 4. That this ordinance shall
take effect thirty days after its first
publication,, unless in the meantime a
petition for its submission to the
voters is filed under the Municipal
Finance Act, in which event it shal'
take effect when approved by the
voters 01 trie Town at an election an
provided in said act.
The fore^oinR ordinance was pasted
on the 24th day of June, 1924, and
was first published on the 25th day of j
June, 1924. Any action or proceeding
questioning the validity of said ordi-i
nance must be commenced within i
thirty days after ifs first publication j
Hattie E. X!arch, Town ClUrk.
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