Swarthmore College - Halcyon Yearbook (Swarthmore, PA)

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INSURED INSURANCE Ai .b il ...THE. 1 tt Sy yd J . t M J m ' 3J i.f I y JUitiEtfi fidelity mutual Cifc dissociation OF PHILADELPHIA l){ TidClity is purely mutual, has neither capital stock nor proprietary obligations, and all benefits from low mortality rate, investments, interest, conservative management, etc., revert to the owners of the Company. Its policies have cash, loan, surrender, and extended insurance values, as well as life and total disability benefits. They are plain and untechnical in form, and liberal in privileges. The expense of management is limited to an inflexible amount ; the accumulation is ample, but not excessive; the savings afforded to members through reduced premiums have amounted already to millions of dollars; and there being no technical liability, an absolute guarantee of financial solvency is made possible through the Association ' s Fouse Plan of insured insurance. INSURANCE IN FORCE, . $73,000,000 LOSSES AND CLAIMS PAID, 4,400,000 CASH ASSETS, . . . 2,000,000 POLICY-HOLDERS, 32,000 Cb« Tidelity has agencies established tbrougbout the United States, and active, intelligent, and reliable agents are wanted eoerywhere. s. c. BOLLiNQ, supt. of Agencies. L. Q. FOUSE, President.