The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-18
$1,O0O Travel Accident Insurance Pol For Every Reader of This Newspap
Read What These Representative
 Citizens Say:

My opinion is The Age-Herald is doing much good for its subscribers in issuing $1,0oo.oo accident policy for the small sum of 75e.
 J. P. STILES, Probate Judge. T think it a remarkable piece of enterprise on the part of The Age-Herad and calculated to do a public good. Certainly it is of great benefit to the many thousands of its subscribers.
 JUDGE WILLIAM E. FORT. indorse the proposition is offered by The Age-Herald giving its readers the benefit of one years insurance. It has the spirit of helpful Such should be indorsed by every reader of this great paper and should encourage others to join in this family of morning paper read CTS D. E. M'cLENDON, President Commission. After reading your offer of $l,o0o.0o se- eident insurance at the rate of 75c for your sub- seribers, l think it one of the most unique plans
 w B. CLoE, City Commi'soner. am very much in favor of life insurance, especially accident insurance. To who has closely into contact with women and chill dren left destitute as I have, this seems to be
 MRS MARY EcHoLs,
 Commissioner. Tho project is a real service to the subscribers and is commendabls to The Age-Hcrald.
 VIM. L. HARRISON, <
 Commissioner. have examined tho accident policy written by the North American Accident Insurance Co., and consider same splendid protection.
 w. E. DICKSON,
 Commissione-. 1 eonsider this a great benefit to the subscrib- CTS of The Ags-Hsrald and think they all should avail themselves of this opportunity.
 L. R. DILLON,
 Tax Assessor. The Ase-Herald is to be commended for its al fu providing n accident policy for its readers. This service will result in much good to a large number of people and is for
 w. s. STALLINGS,
 General Secretary Y M. C. A. This offer of The Age-Herald seems to put q valuable service at the disposal of thousands of people who not otherwise reached with pro tection of this character.
 CHARLES L. HAROLD,
 Sec-Msr. Civic Association. am an Age-Herald booster because of the splendid opportunities afforded it's subscribers family newspaper and the insurance policy
 B. C. JEFFERSON,
 Secretary-Editor The Grocers' Journal think this is a wonderful offer for the people of Birmingham. Every subscriber of The Age Herald should take advantage of this opportunity that this wonderful paper offsT' ss1 srr,urp
 Cashier Steiner Bros. Banking Co. see no reason why everyone should not have an accident policy when The Age-Herald offers one at this price. think it great opportunity for everyone. JOHN M. HAYES, M. D.,
 71J Jefferson Go. Bank Bldg This offer of The Age-Herald, in my opinion, is very valuable to anyone who carries acci- dent insurance and very liberal the part of The Age-Herald to not only furnish the news, but an accident policy to its subscribers for their protection. w. S. WEBSTER,
 Sec.-Treas. Porter Clothing Go. I don't see how anyone turn down this off, fer. The Age Herald should be complimented in taking care of their subscribers in this manner.
 ARTHUR GREENWOOD,
 Manager Greenwood Cafe. think this is a wonderful offer for the pub lie. Everyone should be thankful to The Age Herald for offering them this great opportunity.
 JOHN REED,
 Conductor L. & N. R. R. Don't see why everyone should not get this in surances For it's cost there is nothing like it.
 w. w. ABBOTT,
 5l10 First Ave-, City.