The Washington times., 1906-01-28
4 THRIVING MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
The Mutual Benefit of This City Has
Had Wonderful Growth.
It's Officers.

Among the National Capitals many
prosperous and progressive financial
enterprises should be mentioned in first
rank the Peoples Mutual Beneht In
surance Company. whose offices are To-
Gated at $40 f street northwest
This young concern. full OF genuine
American strength and vitality, hon
ssty. enterprise. and sympathy. contri-
buting themselves in its every depart
uent. was incorporated under the laws
OF the District of Columbia in 1895,
and reincorporated in 1908.
The institution is for the purpose of
providing for its members a fund of
from $3.50 to sic per week. when sick
or disabled by accident. Also a fun
eral fund Of from $25 to $500 in the
event of death.
The theory OF the institution is based
upon mutual protection. The members
pay a small weekly or monthly prem
ium, and in event of disability by sick
ness, accident or death. the institution
pays benefits as above stated
Insurance of this kind is universally
approved as beneficial TO all alike as a
certainty against want, and sure help
in time OF need.
The Peoples Mutual Benefit Insur-
ance Company has no unpaid obliga-
tions, and does not resort to the courts
10 adjust its claims.
Thousands Of members, whose claims
have been paid promptly, are ready to
testify to the truth of this statement.
All claims are paid without delay and
in a polite and fair manner
The company is in every way home
institution Something for nothing.
however. is not promised; the laws OF
God cannot be changed The death rate
IS fixed by the inf1exible hand of Provi-
dence. but the company has for protec-
tion a plan based on the best exper-
fence table Of mortality obtainable. and
based upon these accurate statistics it
can endure forever. Full particulars as
10 its complete plan, purpose, and prin-
ciples are cheerfully mailed any one on
application.
The officers of the company are as
follows:
William H. Russell. president; w.
Wallace Chiswell, secretary; Victor II.
Wallace attorney.
All three OF the above-named
gentlemen are energetic, honest, and
public spirited young men. than whom
Washington can show no better. or
more irreprOachable citizens.
The board of directors and co-worIt-
eTs includes eight OF the citys best
known and most respected business
men. whose names are criterion for
the integrity of the concern,
The past year has been one of growth
and prosperity in all the departments
of the Peoples Mutual Benefit InsuT
ance Company, due largely to careful
and excellent management, at the
hands Of the officers. the prompt pay
ment OF claims. and a most desirable
class OF members. And this is We'll
and as il should be. There is some
thing in the brotherhood of man; there
Is something in the sympathy In times
Of dlstress-the kindly visit of a neigh
Dor when we lie lie ON a sicI-bed and the
help given 10 our families when we are
so unfortunate as TO be unable
to help them ourselves. None of
US are so strong or so fortunately
situated that there may not come TO
US a dark hour. in which we need a
kindly word and helping hand And
all the members Of the Peoples Mu-
tual Benefit Insurance Company are
bound together with common tie of
fraternity for mutual protection.
II is an institution of which the com
munity has jJst cause TO be proud
The public generally are respectful
~ solicited 10 examine into the merits
of the Peoples Mutual Benefit Insur-
ance Company, and after being CON
WINGED that the above outline IS based
upon facts, why not join the already
large number who have Joined. and
thereby protect yourself and family for
the rainy day2