Richmond planet., 1902-12-27
THE AMERICAN
BENEFICIAL In
SURANCR COMPANY
IT'S GREAT WORK.
NOTHING BUT SUCCESS.

Five months work tells the story.
Nothing in the Insurance World has
ever eQuaIled it. When this company
first entered the field scarcely any one
believed success such as it has had was
before il. We ourselves did not dream
Of such phenomenal strides. But it has
come to us. We are simply unable to
get to the people fast enough: from all
over the State and Country the people
are calling to us to come TO them.
Our membership now runs up to
18947. Right here in Richmond we
have over Ten Thousand members
Our agents are the best and poitest in
the field. We give here the names Of the
agents of the City of Richmond.
Messrs Daniel Henderson, Lee Smith,
j. ii. Christian, r. w. Moss, M. Q.
Weller, John r. Holmes, William
Page, David II. Gross. o. l.. Taylor,
Virgil Hawkins, Rev. A. b. Smith,
Patrick II. Sayles, John Foxell, Richard
Beverly, Jas. T. White, Paul Erwin,
ID. j. Bradford, Rev. ]. ]. Woodson,
J. D. Booker, w. III. Fauntleroy, w. II.
Jones, +. J.. Bryant, George Powell.
John a. Walker, w. III. johnson.
Ladies': Mrs. Josephine Baker, Mrs.
Mary Page, Miss Edith E. Anderson,
Mrs. Addie Lemas, Miss Alice Robin
son. Miss Isabella Davis, Mrs. Louisa
Weaver, Miss Fannie Vaughn, Mrs.
Julia A. Beard, Mrs. Sarah Mitchell.
Miss Hattie Jones.
You can't seat that list of ladies
and gentlemen in their work. They
are the ones that are handling the 10.
600 members of Richmond with such
I1gy usl success Manchester, too Is COM
ing to the front. Mr.. q. H. Matthews
{ manager over there and his agents
art ladies: Martha Ross and Lille
Thomas They are doing 8 fine work.
This Company has paid out for sick
ness and deaths in four Months $54S5.O0
Can any other Company beat this?
Persons desiring protection for those
dependent upon them had better see
our agents about taking out a straight
Efe policy Tor 100, 200, 800, 400. or 500
dollars. We are insuring people right
along every day, This is the best COM
pany for you to join.
We have q fine set of Managers ir
the different Cities. In Danville, Mr.
w. A. Millner leads
He has just simply taken all the in
surance work into his own hands and
told the other companies good bye. Mr..
NJ. w. Davis Of Lynchburg is the mana
ger that worked through telegraph and
took the whole thing and went on
down the line with it. w. Z. Davis Of
Roanoke is the mountain tiger and de-
clares that the boys must ge- out Of his
way. Rev. jackson of Covington,
w. II. johnson of Waynesboro and
and O. J. Coles OF Charlottesville are
on the war path; ]. 8. Garrison Of
Staunton says just give him time and
you will know the reason why. w. II.
Smith Of Clifton Forge is alright.
EIa krnxxyc HE 81 nos. ox,I to
the Forge hum. We expect great things
Of him. j. e. Harris of Alexandria
knows how TO clear big money to Home
Office each week. Harris is hard to
down. u. s. Browne OF Washington
mas put his opposers to fight. BE was
too much for them. e r. Artist of
Norfolk can't be bcught,off.
He is making the boys know he is in
Tide Water. Artist is the coming man.
Rev. w. w. Gaines has just begun
work in Suffolk and is sending in large
patches of new members already. Rev.
W A. Steward Of Petersburg is the
shining star of that City in the work.
He is carrying things his way. Peters
burg declares that she is going TO be
next to Danville. We shall wait and
see. We are going to see to it that the
American stays in che lead. She has it
now, she must keep it. Drs. Sarah G..
Jones and n. L. Harris are our examin-
ing physicians.
w. f. Graham, President, Ed. T. Cole
man, President, B. III. Peyton,
Secretary, F. E. Coleman, Cashier, l..
V. Taylor, Asst Cashier, John w.
Howard, Gen. Supt., Matthew j. Har-
ris, Gen. Inspector, Robert H. Fauntle-
roy. Chief of Supplies, Virginia Haw-
hns. Treasurer, j. Thomas Hewin,
Attorney.