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DETROIT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

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Statement of Condition To and Including April 15, 1927

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FIGURES THAT REFLECT =
STABILITY and GROWTH

ADMITTED ASSETS

Cash on hand and in banks
Real estate mortgages
Home Office Building
Other real estate
Bonds and stocks
Loans to policyholders (secured by reserves)
Collateral loans
Interest due and accrued
Net unreported and deferred premiums (secured by reserve)
Due from other companies, reinsurance
Rent due and accrued

$ 166,273.25
4,024,537.63
508,872.77
32,954.21
274,128.70
713,535.95
93,500.00
109,946.37
335,863.30
5,000.00
280.00

$6,264,892.18

TOTAL ADMITTED ASSETS

LIABILITIES

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$5,297,713.26
Reserves (Michigan Standard ), including Disability Benefits
19,508.48
Installment policies not yet due
16,137.09
Reserve—Dividends to policyholders
53,403.16
Death claims reported—proofs not received
500.00
Matured endowments
70,425.38
Premiums and interest paid in advance, including dividends accumulating at interest._
410.50
Dividends clue and unpaid to stockholders
93,978.71
All other liabilities
712,815.60
Capital and surplus

$6,264,892.18

M. E. O'BRIEN, President.

CI The Phenomenal Progress of the Detroit Life Insurance Company is
Evidenced by the Fact that the

Capital and Surplus Almost
Doubled During the Past Year —
from $386,000 to Approximately

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$713,000

MORRIS FISHMAN, Vice-President,
In charge of leading agency of Detroit Life Insurance Company.

The Officers and Directors of the Detroit Life Insurance Company take this opportunity of expressing
their appreciation of the wonderful support which the Jewish people of Detroit have given this company since
its organization. Their support is reflected in the remarkable growth of this institution and the Officers and
Directors extend to the friends and policyholders of the Company and to the City of Detroit, generally, their
sincere thanks.
The Detroit Life Insurance Company aims to give its policyholders insurance advice fully and freely.
Among the matters upon which competent and disinterested information is at your service are those concern-
ing: Proper amounts of insurance to cover your needs; appropriate changes in plans or options to meet
changed conditions; designations of beneficiaries and changing such designations; tax exemptions; insur-
ance for trust funds; settlement options; providing for college education through insurance; monthly income
to continue a salary or part of it; mortgage insurance to pay off the mortgage; business insurance; annuities
to provide securely for old age; economical mode of payment of premium; budget system for provid-
ing premium.

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Agents of the Fishman Agency

I. ADELMAN
H. J. AGINS
0. ARONSON
S. G. BANK
S. BECKER
S. BERNATH
A. SCHWALI3
M. SOURASKY
FRANK TURNER

WILLIAM TURNER
JOSEPH HAGGAI
H. HOROWITZ
N. KONIKOW
W. LEV
S. LIEBERMAN
L. LIPNIK
S. LIGHTSTONE
H. J. WINOKUR
S. WOHL

LOUIS COHEN
A. H. FIXLER
BENJAMIN FISHMAN
SAM FISHMAN
ALEX H. GERSON
G. W. GOROWITZ
C. HANDLER
D.L. TICKTON
M. WEISENFELD

S. MADDEN
A. H. MILLER
E.NISSENRAUM
LOUIS NORMAN
P. PORTNOY
M. ROSEN
SIMON REUBEN
S. ROSENBLOOM
J. ZUCKERMAN

HOME OFFICE
Detroit, Michigan.

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Detroit Life Insurance Company

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