Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1909-07-31
sew COMPANY is
MAKING PROGRESS
Stock of Equitable Casualty Selling
Rapidly and Great Interest Is
Being Manifested Board of
Organization of High
Character.
(Atlanta Journal.)

Rapid progress is being made by the
Equitable Casualty Company. The
| stock of the big casualty company
! being organized in Atlanta is selling
| rapidly Great interest is being man
lfested in the Equitable Casualty Co.
owing to the fact that it is recognized
| by the public that a company of this
character has an enormous field in
this section of the country.
The board of organization of this
company IS OF such character that
a glance at the names has convinced
the public that the company will not
only be we'll managed but will have
strong influence throughout the south
! to insure its success.
| Judge John S. Gambler is acting as
chairman of the board of organiza-
| ton.
Shepard Bryan, who is acting as
counsel, is one of the best known in
surance lawyers in the south and is
thoroughly familiar with the legal
work of the Casualty company.
The other members of the board of
organization include:
j. J. Disosway. president Cotton
States Betting and Supply Co, Allan
ta Ga
Joseph D. Rhodes, of A. G. Rhodes
& Son, Atlanta.
Thomas w. Martin, of Tyson, Will
son & Martin, one of the foremost law
! firms of Montgomery, Ala.
}. w. Fielder, Fielder & Allen, fur
niture and office supplies, Atlanta.
Thomas j. Lyon, secretary and
treasurer Byrd Printing Co., Atlanta
John S. Hurt, NJ. D., Atlanta Ga.
st. Elmo Massengale, Massengale
Advertising Agency, Atlanta, Ga
Robert w. Bingham ex-mayor
Louisville, KY, director Dennis Long
4 Co., cast iron pipe, B. F. Avery &
Sons, pillow manufacturers, and Dan
vile Water company
f. w. Cavanagh, secretary board of
organization.
Hon. John R. Wilkinson, ordinary
of Fulton county.
+. c. Bryan, general manager sales
department Cinchfield Coal corpora
ton, Roanoke, Va.
Ben Lee Crew, of Phillips & Grew
music house, Atlanta, Ga.
The subscription books have ONLY
been open for about a week and a
large amount of the first allotment of
the stock has already been sold.
When it is considered that there is
fifty-eight millions of dollars of can
ital invested in the casualty business
ltal invested in the casualty business
panies is never offered for sale il
being considered too valuable by the
holders, it is matter for congratula-
ton that the south is at last to have
a strong casualty company and the
stock is being segregated among the
| various southern states, thus not
only adding one more strong finan-
cial institution to this section but also
giving the public an opportunity of
making an investment of this charac-
! ter.
The Board of Organization of the
Equitable Casualty Co. desires to
warn the public against being mis-
lead into subscribing for stock in any
insurance company claiming that
the members of this board of Organi-
Zatlon are connected Herewith. The
funds of this company are being paid
into the Central Bank & Trust Cor
| poratiOn and are not being suuan-
dered by promoters.
| lowing to the prominence of the
officers connected with this company
we have no hesitancy in recommend
ing it to our readers who desire to
consider it as an investment. Fur
ther information can be had from
them)