Inheritance tax-Continued Life insurance as a provision against inheritance taxes. table Econ. World n s 13:384-5 Mr 17 '17 Proposed war revenue inheritance tax. table Econ World n s 13:703 My 19 '17 Use of life insurance to provide for inheritance taxes. R. R. Marsh. Econ World n s 12:693 N 25 '16 Governors' messages, 1917 Arkansas-Gov. Brough recommends an amendment to the inheritance tax law, so as to include the rights of dower and courtesy and the creation of the office of inheritance tax attorney for the state. New Mexico-Gov. De Baca recommends the adoption of an inheritance tax. South Dakota-Gov. Norbeck thinks results have been gratifying since the collection of the inheritance tax has been placed with the tax commission. Uruguay-New inheritance-tax law which was passed in Uruguay in 1914 has been substituted by a law promulgated in the Diario Oficial of July 13, 1916. Under the new percentage of taxes, the rate on the inheritances of near relatives varies from 1 per cent on sums from 500 pesos (peso equals $1.034) to 2,500 pesos, to 7 per cent on sums over 250,000 pesos. The inheritances of distant relatives are taxed from 11 per cent on sums over 300 pesos to 27 per cent on sums over 250,000 pesos. Legislation, Comparative Inheritance taxes for investors: some practical notes on the inheritance tax laws of each of the states of the United States, with particular reference to their application to non-resident investors. Hugh Bancroft. 2d ed rev to Ja 1 '17 133p tables *$1 '17 Houghton Inheritance tax, State * Inheritance tax, double and multiple. J. F. McCloy. 4p '16 Joseph F. McCloy, 20 Vesey st., N. Y. Reprinted from Trust Companies Magazine, New York city, September, 1916. * Inheritance tax on non-resident estates. J. F. McCloy. 6p '16 Joseph F. McCloy, 20 Vesey st., N. Y. Reprinted from Trust Companies Magazine. New York, May, 1916. Wisconsin-Inheritance tax. tables In Wisconsin. Tax comm. 8th biennial report, 1916, p 105-9 '16 Laws Michigan-Inheritance tax laws. 25p '15 Sec. of state Legislation Delaware-Act amending chapter 6, laws of 1915, relating to the inheritance tax. (Ch. 7, P. L. 1917) Indiana-Several sections of the inheritance tax law were re-enacted. Conveyances, gifts or transfers made within two years of death, without consideration, are included among the property subject to an inheritance tax. Exemptions from the inheritance tax are to be taken out of the first $25,000 of each beneficial interest. Several changes are made in the procedure of appraisal. Fees for duplicate receipts go to the state treasurer and $5.00 is allowed to prosecuting attorneys appearing in behalf of the state to enforce payment of taxes, such fee to be paid by persons or corporations from whom the tax is due. The law creating the state highway commission provides that all the proceeds of the inheritance tax paid on and after April 1, 1917, shall be paid into the state highway fund. (Ch. 118 and 87, P. L. 1917) Kansas-Act strengthening the administrative features of the inheritance tax law, giving the state tax commission more power to collect the tax. (Ch. 319, P. L. 1917) Pennsylvania-Act imposing a tax of 2 per centum upon all direct inheritances. (No. 318, P. L. 1917) Vermont-Act providing a direct inheritance tax imposed upon requisition over $10,000 in value graded upon a progressive plan from 1 to 5 per cent. (No. 52. P. L. 1917) Initiative and referendum. See Referendum Injunctions • Massachusetts-Labor injunctions in Massachusetts with compilation of statutes relating to labor disputes. Mass Bur Statistics Labor Bul no 117 254p N 1 '16 Supplementary to Labor Bulletins no. 70. and 78. Being part 5 of the annual report on the statistics of labor for 1916. Decisions Massachusetts-Analysis of the unanimous decision of the supreme court of Massachusetts declaring the anti-injunction law of that state unconstitutional. 15p '16 American anti-boycott assn., 135 Broadway, N. Y. Insane California-Care of the insane. In California. Bd. of charities and corrections. 7th biennial report, 1914-1916, p 35-46 '16 Insane in a county poor farm. T: W. Salmon. Mental Hygiene 1:25-33 Ja '17 Minnesota-Our custodial workers: their defects, their troubles, their ideals; practical plans for improvement; the nursing and attendant force; with discussion. G: O. Welch. Quarterly 16:34-43 N '16 Observations on the insane; with discussion. W. P. Crumbacker. Quarterly 16:76-109 F '17 * What shall be the attitude of the public toward the recovered insane patient? H. C. Solomon. (Pub, no. 9) 8p Mass. soc for mental hygiene, 15 Ashburton place, Boston Reprinted from the Boston Medical and Surgical Journal, April 13, 1915. See also Crime and criminals-Laboratories; Defective children; Feeble-minded; Mental hygiene; Syphilis After-care • After-care of mental patients. H: P. Frost. (Pub. no. 11) 8p Mass. soc. for mental hygiene, 15 Ashburton place, Boston (Ed. exhausted) Read before the conference of the Massachusetts society for mental hygiene, Boston, Nov. 18, 1915. Commitment Commitment of the insane. A. W. Hoisholt. In Nat, conference on race betterment. Official proceedings. 1915, p 107-13 Legislation, Comparative Voluntary admissions to the state hospitals: value of the same and the estimated increase of such admissions; with discussion. A. F. Kilbourn. Quarterly 16:18-30 Ag '16 Constitutional amendments, 1916 North Dakota-Amendment referred by legislature providing for the establishment of a new state hospital for the insane, the location of which is to be determined later by the legislature. Adopted. Yes 49,001 No 44,356. N 7 '16 South Carolina-Amendment to provide for the appointment of a board of regents to have charge of all institutions maintained for the care of the insane, Adopted. Yes 20,566 No 3,721. N 7 '16 South Carolina-Joint resolution providing for the appointment of a board of regents for Insane-Constitutional amendments, 1916-Cont. institutions maintained for the care of the insane, for the appointment of a superintendent therefor, and defining the powers. Adopted. Yes 21,025 No 3,816. N 7 '16 Education Reeducation of demented patients. S. N. Election returns, 1916 Colorado-Measure concerning the care of the insane. Adopted. Yes 164,220 No 39,415. N 7 '16 Extradition Legislation Illinois-Act providing for the extradition of persons of unsound mind who have fled from a state where they were under detention in a hospital or asylum, or had been determined by legal proceedings to be of unsound mind. This is called the uniform act for the extradition of persons of unsound mind. (H. B. 204, 1917) Feeding Massachusetts-Standard in ration allowance. table Inst Q 7:43 D 31 '16 Institutional care * Institutional care of the insane in the United States and Canada. H: M. Hurd and others. 4v il ea $5 '15-'16 Johns Hopkins Volume 1 contains: Contributions on each topic from those best qualified to discuss them. The account of the improvements in the care of the insane is interesting, profitable and inspiring. The second volume is not as unified in treatment, for it contains the history of a hundred and thirty-five institutions in twenty-five different states, and several authors have contributed to it. The short résumés of the cure of the insane in each separate state are exceptionally useful. Survey of defective delinquents under the care of the Massachusetts state board of insanity. A. W. Stearns. In Massachusetts. Bd. of insanity. Collected contributions, p 233-42 '16 Reprinted with original pagination. Investigations New Jersey Session laws of 1915 provide for a committee consisting of the medical directors and the wardens of the two state hospitals for the insane, the county physician of Hudson county or his assistant, the county counsel of Essex county or his assistant, the warden and medical superintendent of the Essex county hospital and the medical directors of the county hospitals of Atlantic and Camden counties and one assistant from the office of the attorney-general, to draft laws for the better management and care of the insane hospitals and the commitment thereto and the care therein of insane persons. New York (state)-Gov. Whitman has signed the Sage bill providing for a thoro investigation of the state institutional system and the formulation of a definite policy over a term of years. My '17 Vermont-Session laws of 1915 authorize the senate and house committees on the insane to visit the insane hospital and investigate its management. No report was made. Legislation * Massachusetts-Legislation for the insane in Massachusetts with particular reference to the voluntary and temporary care laws. E. E. Williams. (Pub. no. 5) 39p tables Mass. soc. for mental hygiene, 15 Ashburton place, Boston Read before the Bristol north district medical society, April 15, 1915. Read before the Essex north district medical society, May 5, 1915. Massa Massachusetts-New legislation. In chusetts. State bd. of insanity. Report, 1915, p 185-90 '16 Minnesota-Act providing for the examination, commitment, care and maintenance, release and discharge of persons alleged to be insane, feebleminded or inebriate. (Ch. 344, P. L. 1917) Occupations Occupation of patients in state hospitals for insane. H: P. Frost. il In Massachusetts. Bd. of insanity. Collected contributions, p 593601 '16 Property Legislation Minnesota-Act giving the state claim upon the states and upon certain relatives of inmates dying in the state hospitals for the insane, for a portion of their maintenance. (Ch. 294 and 409, P. L. 1917) South Dakota-Act regulating method of conveyance of property in case of insane husband or wife. (Ch. 262, P. L. 1917) Insane hospitals Modern hospital for the insane from the standpoint of medical service: research and educational work. H. D. Singer. Inst Q 8: 92-7 Mr 31 '17 New York (state)-Present standard of care and treatment in state hospitals; with discussion. William Mabon. In N. Y. state conference of charities and correction, p 116-32 '16 State psychopathic hospital. A. M. Barrett. Ia State Institutions Bul 19:63-79 Ja '17 Story of organized care of the insane and defectives. J. J. Walsh. Cath World 104:226-34 N '16 Administration Governors' messages, 1917 North Carolina-Gov. Bickett recommends that the management of the state hospitals for the insane be put under a single board of directors. a new Governors' messages, 1917 Texas-Gov. Ferguson recommends asylum for the care of the insane. Laws California-Act providing for the establishment, government and maintenance of a psychopathic hospital under the management of the board of regents of the University of California, regulating the admission of patients thereto, their treatment therein and discharge therefrom, and making an appropriation therefor. J Crim Law 8:113-15 My '17 Legislation, Proposed New York (state)-Bills before the legislature provide for enlarging institutions for insane and feebleminded. S C A A News 5:4 Ap '17 Out-patients Community value of the out-patient department of the hospital for the insane. J: B. MacDonald. (Pub. no. 28) 8p tables '17 Mass. soc. for mental hygiene. 18 Tremont st.. Boston Reprinted from Mental Hygiene, April, Insanity -Continued Illinois-Divorced for insanity. Inst Q 7:15-18 D 31 '16 Importance of early diagnosis in insanity. H. A. Lindsay. Ia State Institutions Bul 18: 256-61 J1 '16 Incendiarism and insanity. G: A. Zeller. Fireman's Herald 73:339 Ap 21 '17 • Massachusetts. Bd. of insanity. Collected contributions from the state board of insanity and the state institutions for mental disease and defect. (3d ser. 1915, ser. nos. 98-142) 613p tables '16 (Ed. exhausted) Mental disease and mental defect, a state and national problem. Owen Copp. (No. 71) 11p 8c '16 Nat. conference of charities and correction Reprinted from reports and address of the National conference of charities and correction, 1916, meeting at Indianapolis. Prevention of insanity. (Health circ.) 8p '16 Indiana bd. of health Prognosis of dementia praecox. A. G. Hamilton. Inst Q 8:71-3 Mr 31 '17 Relation of alcohol and syphilis to mental nygiene. F. E. Williams. Am J Pub Health 6: 1272-7 D '16 Read before the general session of the American public health association, Cincinnati, O., Oct. 24, 1916. See also Crime and criminals; Defective children; Defectives; Feeble-minded; Insane hospitals; Mental diseases; Mental hygiene; Syphilis Conferences Alienists and neurologists. Annual meeting under the auspices of the Chicago medical society, Chicago, July 10-12. 1917. Bayard Holmes, sec., 30 N. Michigan av., Chicago. * Pennsylvania-Proceedings of the 26th semiannual meeting of the Association of trustees and superintendents of state and incorporated hospitals for the insane and the feeble-minded of Pennsylvania in conference with the committee on lunacy of the board of public charities of Pennsylvania and Philadelphia psychiatric society, held at Philadelphia, October 28th and 29th, 1915. 56p '16 Bd. of public charities, 714-716 Bulletin bldg., Philadelphia • Convention year book, 1916. 367p $2_postpaid '16 Insurance advocate press, 55 John st., N. Y. Illinois. Insurance dept. Addresses and papers on insurance, by R. M. Potts. 489p tables '17 * Insurance almanac: an annual of insurance facts for 1916 containing handy information of the insurance business, the officers and managers of all classes of companies, insurance department officials, associations of underwriters, statutory requirements, summary of workmen's compensation laws, new companies, legislative sessions, etc., and general information concerning United States government officials, governors of states, rulers of nations, population tables, domestic telegraph and cable rates, rates of postage, public debt and other statistics. 412p $1 postage 11c tables '16 Underwriter printing and publishing company, 80 Maiden lane, N.Y. Insurance and publicity discussed at one session of Pennsylvania street railway association. Elec Ry J 48:1290-4 D 23 '16 Abstracts of papers on fire, life and accident insurance, and publicity: Publicity and the ills of street railways, by G: H: Payne; Group insurance for electric railway employees, by W: F. Chamberlain; Co-operation in fire insurance, by E. W. Bowman; Safety crusades, by B. V. Clinch; Taking precautions against accidents, by A. G. Jack. Insurance as a business: co-operation; world's congress movement; publication of records. C: W. Scovel. In Convention year book, 1916, p 286-91 '16 Address before the National association of insurance agents, Boston, September, 1916. Irrational political and social experimentation in the matter of insurance. W. L. Croker. Econ World n s 13:633-5 My 5 '17 Address delivered at the 1st annual banquet of the Insurance society of Massachusetts, Boston, April 21, 1917. Japan-History and present status of insurance. Econ World n s 12:729-31 D 2 '16 * Modern insurance problems. tables Ann Am Acad v 70 no 159 347p Mr '17 Principles of insurance. W. F. Gephart. 2v bibl tables $1.50 ea '17 Macmillan v. 1, Life; v. 2, Fire. Relation of government to our economic and social interests, with especial reference to insurance. Burton Mansfield. Econ World n s 12:438-41 S 30 '16; Same cond. Monthly R 3:71-3 N '16 An address delivered at the meeting of the National convention of insurance commissioners, Richmond, Va., Sept. 26, 1916. See also Benefit systems; Electric railroads -Insurance; Inter-insurance; Street railroads Insurance; Workmen's compensation Amortization Amortization of bonds: modifications of existing practices suggested. S. H. Wolfe. tables In Convention year book, 1916, p 242-8 '16 Address before the Casualty actuarial and statistical society of America, New York, October, 1916. Suggestion for a modified form of amortization with a brief memorandum of the applicability of that principle to the bonds of the miscellaneous companies. S. H. Wolfe. tables Econ World n s 12:600-3 N 4 '16 Paper read at the 3d annual meeting of the Casualty actuarial and statistical society of America, New York City, October 27-28, 1916. Average Insurance principle of average in its application to banking. A. R. Marsh. Econ World ns 13:582-5 Ap 28 '17 Claims of creditors Legislation Pennsylvania-Act exempting policies and contracts where for benefit of insurer, an income does not exceed $100 per month. (No. 70, P. L. 1917) Insurance-Continued Clearing house Proposed international insurance clearing house for the Entente countries. Econ World ns 13:674 My 12 '17 Comparative information Canada-Casualty and miscellaneous insurances in Canada in 1916. table Econ World ns 13:675 My 12 '17 Conferences National association of mutual insurance companies. Convention, Reading, Pa., Sept. 1922, 1916. Program includes the following addresses: Shall mutual insurance companies engage in constructive legislation? by J: A. Keppleman; Actuarial bureau and its work, by C: H. Lum; The value of the national association to the local farm mutual, by O. E. Hurst; Fire prevention, by G. A. A. Pevey; Laboratory methods in the fight against fire, by J. E. Latta; Classification of farm risks, by V. N. Valgren; Have insurance men a common interest? by M. T. McKee; Cooperation as practiced in Denmark, by E. K. Hausen. Harry P. Cooper, sec., Crawfordsville, Ind. National convention of insurance comrs. Proceedings of the 47th session, Richmond, Va., Sept. 26-29, 1916, and of adjourned meetings in New York, Dec. 7, 1915, and in St. Louis, Mo., April 17, 1916. 297p '16 F. H. McMaster, sec., Insurance comr., Columbia, S. C. Cooperation Co-operation: companies of the same and different classes; field representations; machinery of co-operation. F. R. Jones. In Convention year book, 1916, p 293-6 '16 Address before the National association of insurance agents, Boston, September,_1916. Co-operation of insurance interests. F. R. Jones Econ World n s 12:405-7 S 23 '16 Address delivered before the National association of insurance agents, at its annual convention held in Boston, Mass., September 14, 1916. Education Conferences * Insurance institute of America. Proceedings of the 8th conference held at Cleveland, O., Oct. 17-19, 1916, together with list of members, articles of association, officers and committees. 116p tables '17 141 Milk st., Boston Federation What the coming twelve months mean to the insurance federation. F. L. Gray. Econ World n s 13:93-4 Ja 20 '17 Governors' messages, 1917 Oregon-Gov. Withycombe recommends the adoption of the code of insurance laws prepared by the insurance code commission. South Dakota-Gov. Byrne calls attention to the fact that standard or uniform policies should be required for live stock insurance, for hail insurance and for accident and health insurance. Interinsurance Ultra vires question as applied to corporation subscribers at reciprocal or inter-insurance exchanges. W: H. Duffy. Kentucky Law J 5:52-5 Mr '17 Accounting Standardization of inter-insurance accounting. C. J. Wilson. In Nat. convention of insurance comrs. Proceedings, 1915-1916, p 215-19. '16 Legislation Wisconsin-Act providing for the regulation of reciprocal or interinsurance contracts and exchanges. (Ch. 387, P. L. 1917) Internationalization Advantages and disadvantages of the internationalization of insurance. A. R. Marsh. Econ World n s 14:92 JI 21 '17 Investigations Pennsylvania-Act authorizing appointment of commission to investigate the insurance laws and submit drafts of legislation. (No. 417, P. L. 1917) Laws Bolivia-Insurance legislation. Hallett Johnson. Commerce Repts no 4 p 55 Ja 5 '17 Text of the only insurance law in Bolivia. * Iowa-Laws relating to insurance, also to corporations for pecuniary profit, annotated. 255p '15 Insurance dept. Kansas-Insurance laws: containing all enactments to date. 116p Je 1 '15 Insurance dept. North Carolina-Insurance laws, 1915, 163p 15 Insurance comr. South Dakota-Insurance laws. 165p '16 Comr. of insurance Legislation California-Act requiring insurance policies and surety bonds to show correct premium consideration; and prohibiting the rebating of premiums. (Ch. 770, P. L. 1917) Connecticut-Act prohibiting premium rebates or any other special favor or advantage in writing insurance. Penalty $500. (Ch. 41, P. L. 1917) Fundamentals in the law of insurance and why adopted. George Richards. 15p '17 Insurance soc. of N. Y. Address delivered before the 145th meeting of the Insurance society of New York on March 27, 1917. Michigan-General revision of laws relating to insurance and surety companies. (The insurance code.) (Ch. 256, P. L. 1917) Oregon-Act providing for the regulation and supervision of insurance, other than state industrial accident insurance. (Ch. 203, P. L. 1917) South Dakota-Act authorizing motor vehicle, fire, accident, collision, storm, burglary insurance. (Ch. 269, P. L. 1917) West Virginia-Act to amend act providing for a deposit with the insurance commissioner of securities to protect the holders of annuity contracts. (Ch. 40, P. L. 1917) Legislation, 1916 Insurance laws enacted at legislative sessions of 1916 (corrected May 1, 1916). In Insurance almanac, 1916, p 378-80 '16 Legislation, Proposed Legislative recommendations to 15th General assembly for 1917 session. R. M. Potts. In Illinois. Insurance dept. Addresses and papers on insurance, p 219-37 '17 Oregon-Insurance code. Oregon Voter 8:55-7 Ja 13 '17 Organizations Insurance institute of Hartford and the development from it of the Insurance institute of America. Econ World ns 13:673-4 My 12 '17 Rates Legislation Can insurance rates be properly made by a representative form of government? M. J. Cleary. In Nat. convention of insurance comrs. Proceedings, 1915-1916, p 286-8 '16 Rebates Laws Minnesota-Rebating. Minn Insurance Dept Bul no 75 p 1 Ja 15 17 Reprinted from 1913 statutes relating to the giving or receiving of rebates. Regulation Government and some of her corporate interests. Burton Mansfield, pres. In Nat. convention of insurance comrs. Proceedings, 1915-1916, 105-12 '16 -Same. In Convention year book, 1916, p 335 40 '16 Address before the National convention of insurance commissioners, Richmond, Va., September, 1916. * Ohio. Industrial comm. Ohio state insurance manual: rules and rates effective July 1, 1916. (No. 4) 181p '16 Insurance Continued Reports * Alabama. Insurance comr. Annual report for the year ending Dec. 31, 1915 [on] fire, life, miscellaneous, mutual aid and reciprocal insurance. 1119p tables '16 • Connecticut. Insurance comr. 52d annual report, 1917 (business of 1916): pt. 1, Fire and marine companies. (Pub. doc. no. 17) 1148p tables '17 State lib. Great Britain. Bd. of trade. Return assurance companies, parts A and B. (No. 397) 2v 4s 6d '16 Iowa. Insurance dept. 47th annual report. 3v '16 v. 1, Fire companies; v. 2, Casualty and miscellaneous; v. 3, Life, including fraternal societies. Massachusetts. Insurance comr. 61st annual report, 1915. (Pub. doc. no. 9) 2pts tables '15 Proposed fire insurance legislation, pt 1 p ix; Statutes enacted in 1916, pt 2 p xxv New York (state). Insurance dept. 57th annual report. 4pts tables '16 Pt. 1 contains: Fire and marine insurance; pt. 2, Life insurance; pt. 3, Casualty, fidelity and surety, credit, real estate title and mortgage guarantee insurance; pt. 4, Assessment or cooperative, life, accident, fire and fraternal insurance. New York (state). Insurance dept. Report on examination of the Casualty company of America as of Sept. 30, 1916. 18p '16 New York (state). Supt. of insurance. Preliminary text and tables [of the] 58th annual report, covering transactions of calendar year closing Dec. 31, 1916. 58p tables Mr '17 Statistics Australia-Insurance, Commerce Repts no 42 p 674 F 19 '17 Canada-Casualty and miscellaneous insurances in Canada in 1916. table Econ World ns 13:747 My 26 '17 Germany-Insurance in 1915. Econ World n s 13:24-5 Ja 6 '17 New York (state). Insurance dept. Statistical tables compiled from annual statements for the year 1916, as filed by life, casualty, credit, fidelity and surety, real estate title and mortgage guaranty insurance panies, assessment associations, fraternal orders and town and county co-operative fire insurance corporations prior to audit by the department. 20p '17 com Panama-Insurance in the Panama canal zone in 1916. tables Econ World n s 13:783 Je 2 '17 Subsidiary insurances written by fire insurance companies in 1916. table Econ World ns 13:603 Ap 28 '17 Connecticut-Act authorizing fire insurance companies to insure against any of the hazards of fire, explosion, transportation, collision and loss by legal liability for damage to property resulting from the maintenance or use of automobiles and loss by burglary or theft, or both, but not against loss by reason of bodily injury to the person. (Ch. 52, P. L. 1917) Kansas-Act allowing foreign mutual indemnity associations to write automobile insurance. if authorized to do business in the state, the same as domestic companies of the same character. Domestic mutuals were authorized to do so in chapter 208 of the session laws of 1911. (Ch. 209, P. L. 1917) West Virginia-Act permitting fire insurance companies to insure automobiles. (Ch. 18, P. L. 1917) Rates Suggestions for the improvement of automobile insurance rate-making. Robert Riegel. Econ World n s 14:23-5 J1 7 '17 Reports *New York (state). Insurance dept. Report on examination of the National automobile underwriters' conference, Jan. 5, 1917. 38p tables '17 Insurance, Boiler * Steam boiler and fly wheel lines of insurance: their distinguishing features, their importance, and their growth and development. L. B. Brainerd. 15p '17 Insurance soc. of N.Y. Address delivered before the 133d meeting of the Insurance society of New York, April 11, 1916. Steam boiler insurance: brief history; calculation of premium rates. F. M. Fitch, table In Convention year book, 1916, p 50-5 '16 Address before Casualty actuarial and statistical society of America, May, 1916. Steam boiler insurance: history and future prospects. C: S. Blake. In Convention year book, 1916, p 107-12 '16 Address before the International association of casualty and surety underwriters, White Sulphur Springs, September, 1916. Legislation Connecticut-Act providing that mutual boiler insurance companies must maintain premium reserve on all policies in force; foreign company must deposit with the insurance commission copy of charter and statement of its financial condition; limitation on any one hazard to 10 per cent of net assets; annual returns to insurance commissioner. (Ch. 94, P. L. 1917) Insurance, Bombardment Bombardment insurance once more. A. R. illus trated by the status of bombardment insurance. A. R. Marsh. Econ World n s 13:272 F 24 '17 Insurance, Burglary Burglary and theft coverage; its development and functions. E. B. Anderson, Econ World ns 13:489-92 Ap 7 '17 Insurance, Business Business insurance. 20p '16 Mutual life insurance company of New York |