Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 10, 1901, Page 18

A Young and Vigorous-Giant Fraternal Insurance Order The Bankers Union Of the World hat time on itg rige and progre in the nsuran world b been one of marvel 1 growth has been phenomenal. Its f ris Dr. E. . Spinney, who is Its reme pi et He needs no introdue noto our r ler nce he has been long nd favorahl noto the public as an iran man ot recognized ability He W for I years the successful man for | v oand Nebraska of the United s Life Insurance company of New York His able and competent assistant ire composed of persons who are familiar with all the 0 of the individual po ition held. More than 30,000 policies have been dssued by the Bankers Union of the World, affording protection to more than The plan of the Bankers Union of the World is unique and insures its perpetuity rud furnishe thsolutely safe protection to its policy holder It does not claim to give DR. B. C. SPINNEY, omething for nothing All savings from Supreme President s premium rate In excess of mortality disability and expense cost, inure to the HE BEE takes pleasure in pr wvantage of its policy holders Every enting in th Issue of its illu dollar of its surplus made enhances to that trated weekly photos of the 1= extent the value of the policies of its mem preme officers and directors of one her I plat Rive guarantie to the of Omaha's most popular and pros. members Hving to an old age and who have perous institution the Bankers Union of been constant contributors to the treasury the World Algo some views of its hand- of the order the certain protection of th ome and well appointed supreme office in policie which under other conditions wou!d the Paxton block Ixteenth and Farnam not be 0 sure because of early death wireets I'he premium rate are moderats The Bee reporter has gathered enough but sufficient, under its admirabl information touching the origin and mat plan, to meet the ever-occurring velous growth of this giant order to fill Claim of the order pakes of Ity paper The reporter pace Reckoned on the old line life in however, compels him to make a multum in Surance basis of 4 per cent interest, parvo (much in little) record at this time the Bankers Union of the World for the henefit of its many thousand reader would easily show assets of more The Bankers Union of the World was char- than $10,000,000. The company tered to do business under the excellent operates in twenty-six state Its fraternal insurance laws of Nebraska, with careful management may be seen supreme office at Omaha, in November, 1808 by its very wodeath rate It has It did not attempt to do much more than recently been examined by the in preliminary work until May, 18060 From surance departments of the follow ing states Michigan Ilinois, Towa, N ebraska Missouri, MISS Suprem C M Supreme Assistant Seq OFFICE OF MISS M. BURDOCK, SUPREME CORRESPONDENT . H. PACKARD, Supreme Cashier OFFICE OF . M SECRETARY. CHITTENDEN, SUPREME ASSISTANT CHITTENDEN, — GENERAL OFFICE BANKERS UNION OF THE WORLD. i Kansas Minnesota South Dakota il I October 16, 1901 Examinatior how icn of all lo 1 ind also of .~ Washington The Washington insuran that the increase in membershi quite those paid in 1901 | ud find commissioner ald after the examina satisfactory and that the rate per thousand order pays il claims prompily vl ‘ tion of the Banker Union, under dat« is equal to that required by the mortality due itbles of our laws The Bankers During the month of September ther Union of the World has a progre were organized sixty Bankers U lod sive management and is having With over 1500 members and carrying merited success The insurance surance and protection fopr $1,305 450, La commissioner of lowa says “The as this amount scems it was exceedod order is in a flourishing condition October, showing that the popularity 4 The superintendent of insurance of he Bankers Unicn ever on th Missouri says “1 find that all ad- The Bankers Union is leading the justed claims have been paid, and safe and permanent insurance on the f further, that all just claims mect ternal plan and in doing so is accomplishir prompt payment The Banker the objeet that has been sought by so large [} Union has for its guide integrity a number of fraternal orders since the f and features meriting still greater fraternal society was organlized thirty SuCee The commissioner of in- years ago surance of Ilinois states We made a care M. BURDOCK ful examina e Correspondent H.H HARDER Supreme Banker DR. R. 8 Supreme LIN, Physician FRANK L General WEAVER retary \ftorney HON, J. B. FLYNN Supreme Dire COLONEL ¢ Supreme D MILLER tor Director 11111111 (1111111 SECTIONAL VIEW POLICY DEPARTMENT., OFFICE OF DR. E. (", SPINNEY, SUPREME PRESIDENT OFFICE OF E. H. PACKARD, SUPREME CASHIER.