Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-03-30
SOLDIERS, GET your
| INSURANCE REMsTA1ED
SEVERAL ATTRACTIVE PLANS or
CONVERTING" IT INTO POLI.
CIEs you WILL LIKE.

Albert H. Sundahl of this city has
been appointed by Bradley T.
Fowkes, representative bureau war
risk insurance, Seattle, Wash. to aid
the treasury department of the sUnited
States in reinstating insurance that
has lapsed by ex-service men, and in
converting the. present term insur-
ance into the various policies avail
able at this time.
United States government life In
surance converted insurance) may
now be paid in lump sum at death.
One may make their insurance pay
able to any Of the following new and
enlarged list Of beneficiaries:
Parent. grandparent, step-parent.
wife or husband, child, step-chiid,
adopted child. grandchild, brother.
sister, half brother, half sister, broth
Ter through adoption, step-brother,
step-sister. parent through adoption,
uncle. aunt, nephew, niece, brotAte~
|in-law. sister-in-law, persons Who
have stood in the relation Of ! parsnt
for period OF one yearor moro PRIOR
Ito enlistment or induction, Or the
child or children Of such persons:
parent, grandparent, step-parent. or
parent through adoption Of wife o.
husband.
An ex-service man may reinstate
his insurance within 1e months after
the month Of discharge BY fllling ont
and mailing with remittance, rein
statement form that can be had from
fa1y government insurance ollcer.
The remittance need be but for tEo
months premium as outlined on the
form for reinstatement.
Converted insurance may Be MAIDS
with monthly installments as low -
SO months, within which the policy
will be paid In full, or in cash BY one
lump payment II desired.
The following is 3 list OF Thurst4n
county ex-service men whose Dfo-
miums are delinquent and now have
an opportunity to reinstate. By
means Of insurance big cash estate
can be built up for old age, to say
nothing OF the protection afforded !
mans dependents:
Ray Alexander Perring. 1905
Chestnut.
Newton White. box 564.
Ray Chivers Brown, 414 Columbia
|street.
/ Ray Robert De Ford, 1701 Pine.
Dudley George Galligan, Rt. !.
Desmond Laird Chambers, 1906
Main street.
Jay Criss Whidden, Rt. :.
Martin Elmer Erskipe. .Rt.
Dean Gregory Pid "a
William Francis Hahn. 14lS
Adams street.
Laurence Richard Mills. 215 Main.
Lynn Chauncey Lewis. GOT Fourth.
Phil West Lynch. 9oa Maine
Neil William Kohler. 320 West
Fourth.
Bernie Fuel White. e1s e. Faurth.
Walter William Lohrer, Puget Rt.
John Weiss, Capitol Apts.
Lewis Plin Cole. Fourth stres..
Palace Market.
It is the desire Of Mr.. Sundahl to
get in touch with each Of these men,
either by letter or phone, telling
them of the lapse of insurance. This
list has been communicated from
Washington. d. C. OF course. II
these men do not wish to reinstate
the full amount they can fill out .
reinstatement blank for such an
amount as they do wish to reinstate.
If they wish to convert their insur.
ance. this is good opportunity to
do this at the same time.
1t ia. our intention to keep an &C.
'curate check ON this matter and each
OF the reinstatements be returned to
the Seattle Office Of the bureau Of war
risk insurance, and II for any reason
IA reinstatement is not accomplished
Ia statement facts be obtained as TO
the cause. n,
Those who wish to take up the mat
ter may get in touch with Mr.. lGun-
dahl at room % Statehouse.
Capt. John F. Blain was again
indicted nv a federal grand fury nt