■ am. • . -
UNUSUAL OPERATION^
IS PERFORMED HERE
g^ull of Dr. G. M. Monk Trepan
ed to Prevent Epelipsy;
Patient Doing Well
■ An unusual operation was perform
ed at St. John s sanitarium yesterday
morning by Dr. a' J. Dosher, of South
port, assisted by Dr. J. F. Miller, of
this city, ;upon Dr. George M. Monk,
of Audubon, whose skull was trepaned
for the purpose of removing a depres
sion upon the brain that was oc
casioning .epilepisy.
Dr. Monk was injured when a lad,
and an x-ray four years ago showed
rliat there was a depression upon his
brain, and. upon hearing of the suc
cissful operation of a similar natu
performed by Dr. Dosher at South
port upoh the son of a millionaire a
few months ago. Dr. Monk decided
undergo similar treatment bv tne
Southport physician.
Dr. Monk came to Wilmington about
six vears ago from Spencer, where he
was‘engaged in the practice of his pro
fession as E physician, having >
forced to <Scontinue his practlve be
cause of his epeleptlc troubles.
Dr. Miller, who assisted Dr. Dosher
in the operation, stated last night tha
Dr. Monk was getting along as welt
as could be expected, and reported
thru no epieptic symptoms had been
noted since the operation.
The patient is a brother-in-law or
.T B Shannon, a well known employe
„f the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
company, and has a brother, who is a
prominent physician at Spencer.
Ifis manv friends here in Wilming
ton will hope for his speedy recovery,
end members of the local medical pro
fession are patching the result of the
o', ration with much interest.
(;REB\ FOR SP&ING.
The small hat of almond green felt
In. > probably been the most popular
mo el of the spring. Green straws toot|
are becoming very numerous.
EMBROIDERED COATS.
Allover embroidered coats, fastened
a i the side with ribbon bows are the
p, _ ular mode of the moment.
JEWELED GIRDLES.
The jeweled girdle is featured- on
gowns, cloaks and negligees of the
hIs borate type. Jeweled embroidery is
a fad that is rapidly being taken up.
Vhat is more attractive than
oft, fluffy nair? Shampoo fire
w«n5y with Caro-co Cocoanut
Mi Shampoo and see how M
,f Hfe and how fluffy and soft
t leaves your hair. Contains
u> excess alcohol to make the
mir dry or brittle. Absolutely
landless. Does not “stick”
md is very easy to wash out.
With a delightful odor, Caro-co
Cooosput Oil Shampoo is a
favorite with men and women,
price 60c. Ask your dealer.
C&ro*co Laboratories
Union, S. C.
■r7-' .yr- v--.> ^
Now Is the Time to
^ Build!
In one's life there are certain pe
riods when one does the right thing
at the right time—and now is the
right time to build your own home.
Just what the future will bring we
can not predict, bdt from present
conditions it looks1 as- if. building
costs are certain, to increase. That’s
why you should start. building at
once. V. - • t '
For Lumber and Building
Materials of All
-f v;". Kinds
M’lVEB lumber
COMPANY '
SIXTH AND CAMPBELL STS.
.. ■ F>one US85-W
Workmen md Women
of Russia Obstacles
By MILTON BBOKSEB
LONDON, April '■**.—Wontroen and
•women of Russia are the chief obsta
cles hindering the war on all Organis
ed religion declared by the soviets.
The war against, the "denizens of
heaven”—as the reds themselves call
it goes on despite world protests. - >
Most Rev. Dr. TiUfhon, former pa
triarch of all Russia and Metropolitan
of Moscow, is the next to go on trial
for his life, v It will come as a. sequel
to the trials of Roman Catholic pre
lates and priests, in which Monslgnor
Budkewicz, vicar general -ef Petrograd,
was executed, and Archbishop Zepliak,
Metropolitan of Petrograd, was first
condemned to death and the sentence
was later commuted to 10 years imprls_
onment.
The massed pi essure of the entire
civilized world against what witnesses
of the trials call a travesty of justice
j has * not swayed . the/ soviets in their
! anti-religion war.
hat Soviet Says
i This is what "Pravda," official soviet
paper, says:
"We must carry on our agitation
against religion just as systematically
as we do in political, questioi/s, but
with even more determination.
■ "Although we have declared war on
the denizens' of heaven, it is by no
means easy -to sweep them from,the
household of the workmen. The wo
men especially are intractable.
“With an iron sweeper, the workmen
! must clear their homes of the last ves
tige of all that is ‘holy’.”
In conformity with his policy, the
all-powerful Cheka—the soviet secret
service—Is acting a&ainst All religious
sects. Buildings of the Orthodox-Rus
sian Church have been secularized. The
Jewish synagogue of Minsk has been
turned Into a sdviet lecture hall. Many
Roman Cgthollc churches have -been
seized. , , ■
Charges against the prelates already
tried and executed of sentenced to pris
on are the same as those pending
against Dr. .Tikhon—"persistent and
organized opposition to the decrees of
the soviet for the separation of. church
and state, and ‘opposition to the se
questration of churoh - treasures.” This
means that they persisted In holding
services and prevented the government
from seizing gol.d and silver vessels be
longing to the Churches.
Dr. Tikhon m|et refusal when , he of
fered to sell ail churdh treasures for
the starving people, stipulating that
the clergy should have the authority
te selfect the articles not used in the
rites of the church, and that they alone
should distribute to the needy.
Public Prosecutor Krylenko, in his
speech to the supreme revolutionary
tribunal, at the trial of the Catholic
prelates, sneered that "they have lost
the game and must pay up.”
Bebrichtcheff Pushkin, ort behdlf of
the prisoners, retorted:
“If you want to enlploy these tactics,
would it not be more simple and hon
est to organize a wholesale slaughter
under government auspices?”.
In St. ‘Louis they fired a detective.
Bet he is baffled.
About $800,000,000 .worth of tobacco
will go up lit smoke in the United
States this year.
A girl arrested in Los Angeles was
not a ihovie star.
STATEMENT
NATIONAL LIFE INSyRANCE COMPANY OF THE U. S. A.
- Chicago, Illinois
Condition Drrrmber 31, 1922, as Shown by Statement Filed
\mouht‘of Capital paid up in cash ..$ 500.006.00
Amount of Lodger Assets December 31st of previous year.. 20,493.710.06
Premium Income. $4,256,172.26: Miscellaneous. $3,821,974.83;
8.078.147.09
6,576.623.65
Premium
Disbursements—-To Policyholders, $2,457,198.06', Misceilaneous,
$4,119,425.59: Total ....
Business written during year—Number of Policies 9686;
\mount .. ... ■O,wlv»tov,vu
Business in force at end of yeai^Nui..ber of .Policies 71.852; KOft ftn
Amount .... 14-,-o8,590.00
ASSETS ‘
Value of Real Estate (less amount of encumbrances) .$ 336,437.7.
Mortgage Loans-on Real Estate ... 9,188,13..52
Loans made to Policyholders on this Company s Policies as
signed as collateral ..... .. 4,s*is«7nS
Premium notes on Policies n force...* • ••. « iSi’SSn'2S
Net Value of Bonds and Stocks... 6'706 644 85
Cash
Interest and Rents due and accrued .....
Premiums uncollected and deferred.
All other Assets, as detailed in statement
475,445.89
403,164.94
775,149.78
Tota. .‘. ....$ 23.443,478.43
Less Assets not admitted ...... 218.678.25
Total admitted Assets .’..-...t
LIABILITIES.
Net Reserve, including Disability Provision .•■•$
Present value ofamounts not yet due on Supplementary Con
tracts. etc..
Policy Claims.. ..
Premiums paid in advance ...
Unearned Interest and Rent paid in advance .
Commissions due to Agents ...
Estimated Amount payable for Federal. State, and other Taxes. .
Dividends due Policyholders ■••••••■-.
Amounts set apart for future dividends—v,...
Casualty Dept. ...:-.................s....
All other Liabilities, as detailed in statement .
23.224,800.18
20,002,467.79
209,539.21
260,173.24
14.574.05
96,371,62
12.093.47
200,133.92
10,426.81
533,273.72
170,081.14
94,953.35
Total amount of all Liabilities, except Capital .% 21,610,789.72
Capital paid up in Cash ....- $ 5®®;®®®i®,.0 . gl4 010 46
Unassigned funds (Surplus) ... 1,114.010.46 1,614,010.46
rp,*B i t labilities . 23.224,800.18
BUSINESS IN THE STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA DURING 10*2.
ORDINARY.
No.
Amount
Policies on the lives of citizens of said State in force De
cember 31st of previous year...••••••• -122.
Policies on the lives of citizens of said State issued during
- the year....... _
$2,484,775.64
59,627.30
Total .. ■ ... ..
Deduct ceased to be in force during the year
$2,544,402.94
454.246.40
Policies in force December 31st........ .... • 1°53 *"'09?’Jnn‘nn
Losses and Claims unpaid December 31st of previous year 2 4,000.00
Losses and Claims incurred during year... 8 iz.5uu.uu
Total
10
$ 16,500.00
16,500.00
62,179.53
Losses and Claims settled during the year. Ini full. 10
Premium Income—Ordinary ...
President. R. E. Sockett; Secretary. Robert D. Lay.
Treasurer, Livering Moore; Actuary, E. R. ^Carter.
Home Office, Chicago, 111. ‘ „ , . _ , , .
Attorney for Service. Stacey W. Wade. Insurance Commissioner, Raleigh
N. C.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Insurance Department,
i Raleigh. Feb. 27, 1923
I STACEY W. WADE, Insurance Commissioner, do hereby certify that the
above is a true and correct abstract of the statement of the National Life
Insurance Company, of Chicago, 111., filed with this Department, showing the
condition of said Company on the 31st day of December, 1922.
" Witness my hand and official aeal the day and d®t|T^gYVW^^WADE
Insurance Commissioner.
STATEMENT
NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Boston, Massachusetts
Condition December 31, 1922, ns Shown by Statement Piled
AmouAt of Ledger Assets December 31st of previous year..‘3 114,063,589.82
Premium Income. 121,630,382.42; miscellaneous, 16,792,029.62;
Total ........ 28.422,412.04
Disbursements—To Policyholders, 812.451.728.00; miscellaneous,
84,842,880.95: total ...17,29
Bustness written during year—Number of Policies 21.192; amount 87,791,327.0
Business irt force at enc of year—Number of Policies 220,565;
Amount ...'. 660:797,758.00
ASSETS.
Value of Rea! Estate (less amount of encumbrances) .8 3.218,480.00
Mortgage Loans on Real Estate,.....,.. . . 24,106,551,26
Loans secured by pledge of Bonds, Stoccks.or other collatteral. . 1,500.00
Loans made to Policyholders on this Company’s Policies assigned ■'
as collateral...•.. 20,728,396.64
Premium notes on Policies in force.,<---. 2,008,274.53
Net Value of Bonds’and Stocks .... 74,548,746.00
Cash ........ ... .. 565,997.15
Interest and Rents due and accrued .... 1,833,430.13
Premiums uncollected and deferred .. 1,779,891.10
All other Assets, as detailed In statement ..... 15,176.33
Total ....._......8 128,806,743.14
Less Assets not admitted .^.. 889,955.45
Total admitted Assets ..=.......8
LIABILITIES.
Net Reserve, including Disability Provision ....>...,'...8
Preseht value of amounts not yet fdue on Supplementary Con,
tracts, etc......V,...... j
Policy Clalnis ...
Dividends left with Company at interest ..,.....
Premiums paid In advance’.....
Unearned Interest and Rent paid In advance .......
Commissions due to Agents . '..v.. ..
Estimated Amount payable for Federal, State, and other Taxes
Dividends due Policyholders......
Amounts set apart for future dividends.•... • •
All ofcfier Liabilities, as detailed In statement ..-..
127,966,787.89
112,658,362-44
1,896,855.01
551,672.79
141,638.97
208,352.14
38,332.1%
107,537.73
408,383.06
350,642.70
4,642,234.35
26,157.35
Total amount of all Liabilities, except Capital
Unassigned funds ..... f ..........V.
......... 3 121,028,068.67
. . . . . . . . . . . 6,988,719.02
Total Liabilities .. .T.... .. ..... ■... 8 127,966.787.69
BUSINESS IN THE STATE OP NORTH CAROLINA, DURING 1992.
ORDINARY
, /. " . < 'No.
Policies on the lives of citizens of said State In force pe- •
cember 31st of previous year ,/..v'-***“6
Policies on the lives of citizens of said State Issued during
the year...... .......... .
. Amount
38,373,ii6
Total .. ......,
Deduct ceased to be
437
f,415,211
,.-. ... 175
in force during the year ...
Policies in force December 31st.. . ■ -8657
Losses and Claims Incurred during year ..n • • • . 11
89,788,327
628.866
39,159.461
. 40,985
17
40,986
Losses and Claims settled during the year. In: full,- 8^0,985.00 . 17 - ■
Premium Income—Ordirtary . . ......... ’••• •
President. Alfred D. Foster; Secretary, Frank T. Partridge. , „■>, '
Actuary, Herber B. Dow. ■: .<■, tej.
Home Office, Boston, Mass. _ • /,(• Raleigh,
Attorney Tor Service, Stacey W. Wade, Insurance Commissioner, s
N. C.
■ T
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
• Insurance Department. ,»
. r , ' - • .* Raleigh, March 6.1923.
' I. STACEY W. WADE. Insurance Commissionerdohercby^ertlfy
above is a true and correct abstract of the1®*a*en£?®(; £lththis Department;*
• Mutual Life Insurance Company, of Boston, Mass., filed wun^ms u
showing the condition of said company on ‘h«®1*Jft?^b00rVe written.
Witness my hand and official seal the day and datgTACg;Y w. WADE.
h .. . .... 'A .-‘ V /fj
TWO VILAGES THREATENED ,
LAKEWOOD, N. J.. 'April 22—Two.
villages are threatened,. 8,000 acres of
woodl&nd' have "been destroyed and a
church, houses and farm buildings
wiped out by a forest fire which swept
two ugh',Ooean county tonight. fvj
MEDICI COLLAR
The Medici dollar is shown on many
of the smartest imported frocks. It is
said to hfe featured in Lady Elisabeth s
trousseau. . ,
Neighbors with phonographs never
break any dance records., : •
One who claims to be a perfect 38
is not speaking of her age- ■! .■*' ■
V.J. BROWN
BUILDING CONTRACTOR
Telephone No. 392*3
Winter Park
Wilmington, N. C.
SEE STREETS OF VENICE RIGHT HERE AT HOME
Inhabitants of Freeport, 111., say. when they go to\Europe they’ll give Venice a wide berth, for Hiry VP ,
enough of gondola-ing in the streets 'since the temperamental Pecatonica river went on a rampage and m.id*
town look the way you see# it in.,-the*-picture* Many thrilling rescues took place. No one was killed. 1
STATJBJMttHT
PHILADELPHIA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
■* Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Condition December 31, 1022, a* Shown by Statement Filed
Amount of ledger assets December 81 of previous> year/•:
Premium income, 81,938,348.77: miscellaneous, 8638,023.39. Total... 2,
Disbursements—ToPalpoUcyhol^M’s, ' ' 81.667.684.8' ' miscellaneous,
BusUiess8wri2tten during year—Number of policies, 13,
Business in force at end of year—Number of policies, 24,145. ^
Amount ......*..
ASSETS:
Value of real estate (less amount of encumbrances) .. ■$
pSllc^ofders^on-this' company's policies 'assigned
Premium nofesaon policies' in foriS- <of'which '88.626-53 is for first
year’s premiums) .....I
Net vEplue of bonds and stocks ............
914,170.29
576,377.16
560.320.00
877,544.65
266.199.00
404.838.00
interest and rents due and accrued.
Premiums uncollected and de.ferred ■•■■■■
All other assets, as detailed in statement
TOTAL ..
Less assets not admitted.■
522,231.28
2,904,550:00
1,608,172.97
' 76,060.00
3,087,142.82
384,481.11
■ 169,261.00
148,020.00
39,034.12
8,928,953.30
64,948.67
Total admitted assets
:$
.8 8,864,004.63
LIABILITIES:
NetN reserve including disability provision .•...' ' " ‘ ^ 7,561,8
Present value of afnounts not yet due on supplementary con- .g() 325 13
tracts, etc.\..... " 122U35.40
Policy claims .... .*• ’ ’ ’ .V .... .. 103,299.00
Dividends left with company at inteies, . , k iqa nn
Premiums paid in advance
Unearned interest and rent paid In advance
Commissions due to agents
5.184.00
41,155.08
5.337.00
33,429.90
Estimated amount payable for federal, state and other taxes ....
Amounts set apart for future dividenos .. /ooo 00
All other liabilities, as detailed in statement .•• j_ ’
Total amount of all liabilities, except capital.......... .8 8,131,431.51
Capital paid up in cash . 172 253.12 732.573.12
Unassigned funds (surplus)” . nr.zoo.n
- Total liabilities ..."-. .8 8,864,004.63
BUSINESS IN THE STATE QF NORTH CAROLINA DURING 1922
ORDINARY
* ■ No.
Policies on the lives of citizens of said state
in force December 31 of previous year ..3,544
Policies on lives of citizens of said .
state Issued during the year .../. 630
TOTAL .. ......... .4.174
Deduct ceased to be in force during the
year .-..
GROUP
No. Amount
326.400.00
1 323.400.00
621
Policies in force December 31 ..3i56S
Loc es and claims unpaid December 31 on
previous year ... ..
Losv.es and claims incurred during year .
2
17
TOTAL ...
Losses and claims settled during the year....
Losses and claims unpal . December 31 .
Premium Income—Ordinary, $222,508.14.
Piesident, Clifton Maloney; Secretary. J.
Combes: Actuary, E. M. Blehl. Home Office,
19
16
3
Amount
3 7.130,260.00
1.491.650.00
3 8,621,910.00
1.453.398.00 ..
$ 7,168,512.00 1 323,400.00
6,000.00
34.500.00
40.500.00
33,000.00
7,500.00
G. Combes; Treasurer. F.
Philadelphia, Pa. Attorney
G.
for
Service", stacey W. Wade, Insurance Commissioner. Raleigh, N. C.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
Insurance Department 0 ,
Raleigh, N. C., February 22, 1922.
(S1a Stacey W Wade. Insurance Commissioner, do h«r,e.by Life
he condition of said company on the 31st day of uecemDer, }>»“•
Witness my hand and official seal the day and date above wr tten.
STACEY Vf. WADE, Insurance Commissioner.
STATEMENT
reliance life insurance company
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Condition December 31. 1B8 - Shown by Statement Flled^ ^
Amount of Capital paid “pnL“ 'ili; of previous ykkr'18,’902,592
Premium°fIncome! *7.378,884.76; MJs-cellaneous, 31,636,628.34; g n5 61J
Total
8,915,513.10
Disbursements—To Policyhoiders,' 32.230.247.36; Miscellaneous, ^ ^
32,835,478.31 Total... mherof Policies 19,838; amount 49,465,499.
Business written during year n^beNumberofPoltcips 103,973;
Business in force at end of year mumuei u .e. 231,770,565
- Amount .• .*..
assets.
Value of Real Estate (less amount of encumbrances) ,;;;.;;; •• *
KlTadV^Polic&e^on this company’s Policies assigned
.00
as collateral • • ' inrce !. 1,402,985
Policies in .force . .„. 14,093,862
Premium notes on -
Net Value of Bonds and Stocas
3 2,789,671.18
- ..62
80
76
52
79
03
693,301.'
308,109.!
820,143.'
arid Rents due and accrued , . 04Vli,„.
,. i*™
* - ■ . ...3 22,011,264
Total ... -_*__ 259,339
Less Assets not admitted
......;.$■ 21,751,915
Total admitted Assets.
LIABILITIES. $ 18 608 800
Net Reserve, including Disability ^“'^"supplementary' Con
Present value of amounts no,, r..
tracts, etc...... •
D?vi de ndfi1 lef t wUh^ompaAy af interest ... ..... ;;; , • ;;;;;;; ;;
UneainSd Ingres" and Reni'paid in advance ....... • • • •; ■ • • • ■;
/SSSS.M*£«$?2Sr ,Ma
^otlrnrLiibmUes ^’detailed in statement.. ■ •
‘ Total amount of all Liabilities, except Capital ; - -00V.6d6.00 ’*
Capital paid up in Cash ..; ' . .._... 454.191.39
••Unassigned funds (surplus) ..
180,978.
96,838,
298,349.
9,645.
• 69,750,
19,358.
104,910,
44,367.
174,882.
239,552!
09
20,297,723.70
1,454,191.39
21,751,915.09
BUSINESS IN THE STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
No. ‘
policies on the lives of citizens of said State in force De^
Polled on31tS4°livPeseo'f0cm^ns of' siid Siaie ■ J
the year .. • i J...............
Amount;
M,267,485.00
An.
800.00
;:;v \ ;L' . r,; ; ■' •' ' _ < #
. Peduc°t^eased‘ to’ie ‘i» force d®rln*. **'® y**r
. . .. *48f>
15,670,286.00
729,570.00
. - ._.'. . ..2578
losses and Claims incurred during year........... ^ . _,-i-i
14,940.914.00
1,000.00
14,539.22
Total
| 15,539.22
Dosses and Claims settled durtnlr the y*t*. In Tjlll .. • .C * • *
.Dosses and Claim® unpaid December 3lst . .. .. v. ... • • .,
'Premium Income—Ordinary . . • • • ■ • • -2,' fv*.. . /■■
... President, j. H. Reed; Secretary, HO. Scott. _ • • v
^Treasurer, G. C. Moore; Actuary, J v„ Jamison. v\.
Home Office, Pittsburgh, Pa.
14,539.22
',908.00
166,341.89
Atwrne^for Setrtvl'cUer:E»tae?y W. Wade, <iMMr«ne*. Commissioner, Raleigh^
•N. C. .*,• ' M- - A- ■ • ■•■■■ ■ Tv i ■: -;A
• STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
> Insurance Department.
<■■■. Raleigh, Feb, 29. 192S.
■ t, STACEY W WADE,' Insurance Commissioner, do hereby certify that the
ab9ve is a true and correct abstract of the statement of 1:he Life In
surance Company.. of Pittsburgh, Pa., filed with this Department, showing tne
fVia ilav itf Danfiimber. 1922,.
surance company of Fittsourgn,umu
condition of .said Company on the 31st,day of Decen\ber,^ 1924
Witness my hand and official seal the day
1 ... MM - si
;"§S’S
and date ttbove written. ....
STACEY W. WADE, ,
Insurance j1 Conimtsslener;
kJ JL JTM. JL JJ1UUJa. N -1.
PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Los Angeles, California
Condition December 31, 1023, as Shown by Statement Piled
Amount of Capital paid upin cash...... .$ l.^nn non
"8.364.004.
Amount of Ledger Assets December 31st of previous year
.Premium Income, $14,928,528.25; Miscellaneous, $4,378,035 52
Total
Disbursements—To Policyholders, $7,321,486.09; Miscellaneous. 1 •l,t;.i6l
$5,187,149.78; Total .. 12 5"s b-k
Business written during year—Number of Policies 28,370; amount
Business'in force at end of year—Number of Policies 173,011;
Amount ...,... 433^715,630
ASSETS.
Value of Real Estate (less amount of encumbrances) .$ b
Mortgage Loans on Real State . ...f... . .. 29.
Loans secured by pledge of Bonds, Stocks, or other collateral ... i
Loans made to Policyholders on this Company’s^-Policies assigned
as collateral ..... 11
Premium notes on Policies in force.(. ],
Net Value of Bonds and Stocks ... 11,
Cash ...
Interest and Rents due and accrued.
Premiums uncollected and 4eferred .
Admitted Assets accident Dept.
All other Assets, as detailed in statement
MU,383
‘106,009
944,0113.
r.ioj’i
245,004
2141.130,
.459. SOI
952.409
.673.779
.64 5,999
62,821
Total . . .. • • •
Less Assets not admitted
73,
45.5,152 s
98.331.,1
Total admitted Assets
•$ 73.356,81S.U
s' a ' LIABILITIES.
Net Reserve, including Disability Provision .... .$ 59.036,796 o'!
Present value of amounts not yet due on , Supplementary Con
tracts, etc........ 601,818 00
Policy Claims .. . ... 3S3.14K.ur.
Dividends left with Company at interest . . ... 474,181 05
Premiums paid in advance .■'. 81.2ss.3i
Unearned Interest and Rent paid in advance ;. 256.li9 .it
Commissions due to Agents .... 4,852,2 (,
Estimated Amount payable for Federal, State, and other Taxes- .. 386,00"."i
Amounts -due Stockholders . SO.Ouo.uu
Dividends due Policyholders . 13,270.35
Amounts set apart for future dividends. 4.698.228 ;u
Accident Department . 3,367.601 :!(
All other Liabilities, as detailed in statement . 13a.214.0f!
Total amount of all Liabilities, except Capital
Capital paid up in Cash.’..
I^nassigned funds.. ■.
.$1,500,000.00
. 2,328,300.98
.$ 69,528,617.55
Total Liabilities
73.356.81 S 43
BUSINESS IN THE STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA DURING 1922.
■ ORDINARY.
No.
Policies on the lives of citizens of satdState in force De
cember 31st of previous year. ....'■ ■ ■■ ■
Policies on the Ivies of citizens of said State issued during
the year. 7 ‘ -
Amount
55,331,876,6!)
1.825,411,94
.3207
. 212
Total .-.. • ■ ■■■.
Deduct ceased be In force during the year..
Policies in force December 31st ..*.*•••* ;;299o
Losses and Claims unpaid, December 31st of previous year
Dosses and Claims incurred during year.
1.2
$T.157.29O,0il
647.80fi/M]
$6,509,484.00
6,01 Y00
27,818.00
15
14
1
33.831.00
33.191.0(1
640.01]
203.662.37
Total.....*.
Losses and Claims settled during the year
Losses and Claims unpaid December 31st .
Premium Income—Ordinary ............ l-—yy V Rrnmn
President, Geo. I. Cochran; assistant secretary, H. J. Brown.
Treasurer Lee A. Phillips: Actuary, A. G. Hann.
At°torn?yfifCoer S^rricTstac^W. Wade, Insurance Commissioner. Raleigh,
N. C. . ___
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Insurance Department.
, 1 .' - Raleigh, Feb. 21, 192.,
T STACEY W WADE. Insurance Commissioner, do hereby certlfy tha. '4
above Is^Trle^and.cbrrect ab._tr.ct of _the Jtatement^ the. Paeifl^Mutual
LHe* Insurance Company, of Los Angeles, "Cal., nerember 1922
wing the condition of said Company on the 31st day of Decern
Witness my hand and offleial seal the day and ^a|e,Abo ^ wr ^ape,
* Insurance Commissioner
STATEMENT
PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA
Newark, New Jersey
Condition December 31, 1»22, as Shown by Statement
Amount of capital paid up in cash ..>........
Amount of ledger assets December 31. of Prey]°ll® fin' '^otai
Premium income. $216,037.86; miscellaneous, $45,099,53o.60. ,otai
Disbursements—-To policyholders, $87.039501.83; miscellaneous.
Business** written during year (includes industrial business)
. Number of policies, 3,519,353. Amount
Business in force at end of year (includes Industrial business
- Number of policies, 23,632,951 ....
ASSETS:
Filed
j 2.0011.00"
768.777,904.
261.136.484
149,235,816
1.311.041,883
6.31.4.247,665
•eaPest
Value of rear estate (less amount of incumbrances) ..i.5
s^curTd" by^pmdge^onds; ‘stocks; or other collateral.
koans made to policyholders on this company s policies assigned
as collateral ........... * •••••• • • • • r.. • ..
get value of bonds and stocks ...\.
Interest and rents due and accrued ....
Premiums uncollected and deferred .• ■* • v • • v • • • • • • • • • ■ '
Par value of stock (and stockholders’ dividend fhereon returned)
held in trust for policyholders ... .....
All .other assets, as detailed In statement ...•
TOTAL ...
Less assets not admitted
Total admitted’ assets ...
• 1 •
15.590.521.1
325 272,376.2
642,500."
61.475.521.8
16". 980,490.1
1 1.826,(118.:
13 902.742.8
14.420.219.1
2,324.500.1
70,567.2
1)09,506.338.:
3,109,113.8
' • j ' LIABILITIES:
Net reserve, including disability provision .....
Present value of amounts not yet due:on supplementary con
tracts, etc. 1.2...
Policy claims .....
Dividends left with company at interest.. -.
Premium^ paid In advance . . ...
Unearned interest and rent (laid in advance ...
Commissions due to agents....• <'.
Estimated amount payable,for federal, state and other taxes. ..
Amounts due stockholders —.....?....
Dividends due policyholders ...... .\ .. . .. ... . ....
Amounts set apart for future dividends.. ..
All other liabilities, as detailed in statement ..■_
Total amount of all liabilities, except capital .•
Capital paid up In cash ...
JInassigned funds ((surplus) ^.. . 33,800,873.36
Total liabilities ........ *
.$ 9(16.397.224.67
.$ 8!u.272,583 "0
4.992.66" I *
4.25.7.832 16
268.768.12
4 (194,384.56
922.513.92
689.45". 5*
6.825.326."'
460."""-""
978.365.36
34.636.354.39
2,172,172. L
870.596.361.31
35.8"",873 36
906.397.224.61
BUSINESS IN THE STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA DURING 1922
GROUP
Amount
.. *.
ORDINARY
No. ‘Amount
policies on the lives of citizens of said state
in fol-ce December 31 -of previous year...6,109 $13,206,849 00
Policies on the lives of citizens of said state . ,r ooo.on
, issued during year .......,....... .. ■.■■ 682 1,909,348.00 ■’
TOTAL . . . ,-t__6r,T91 $16,116,197.00 1
537,OO11.1111
Deduct ceased to be in force during the
-year ......'. .. y.. 196
614,378.00
Rollcies in force December 31 ....61676 $14,501,819.00 1
Losses and claims .unpaid December' 31 of,, ,. ... _ AA
previous year . . . ... 6 7.191.oo ..
Losses and-clalms Incurred during year ...a., 64 173,431.60 • •
TOTAL
537 0P0.oo
\Vg j
Losses and.claims settled during'the year in
full ■■....... •' h ......
Losses and claims unpaid December 31.
Premium Income—Ordinary,. $410,878.98.
70 *$ 180,622.60
64
. 6
174,615.92
6,006.68
President, Edward D. Duffleld; Secretary. Willard.1. Hamilton: Treasur
- • - ' Home Office. Newark.
Frederic A. Boyle: Actuary, John K. Gore. .Home Office. Newa.ru. ••• . ^
torney for-Service, Stacey W. Wade. Insurance Commissioner. Kaieis
(Seal)
State of north Carolina
' i .Insurance Department ■ ,r.,\
Raleigh, N. C, February 24.
t he
real) rtaieign, an. n,., tjiut uu
I, Stacey W. Wade, Insurance Commissioner, do hereby cejn-ur
©Jr YY • • »V itUUi illOU IdULC LUIHIIUSidlvIlOl t till hoi . .
above is a true and correct abstract of the statement ofthePrudent^ show
auove ia a uud ououaut ui me olaLcimniV v**~, -- . „n,
ance Company of America, of Newark..N. J., filed with this departmrn .
ing'the condition of sail,company on the 3lst.day of December,
Witness my hand and. official seal the day and date above written,
v . v STACEY W. WADE. Insurance Commissioner.
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