The attention of officers and men in Camp Cody again was called to the special provision made for their protection under the soldiers’ and sailors’ civil relief act, which will permit them to carry without lapsing, policies carried by them prior to their entrance into the service. A division memorandum, issued by Captain C. A. Krauss, acting division adjutant, says:
“Did You Carry Life Insurance Before You Entered the Military Service?”
Attention is again called to the soldiers’ and sailors’ civil relief act concerning life insurance of men and officers in military service. Many soldiers are daily availing themselves of the opportunity for carrying protection under this arrangement, and no one should allow any insurance policy to lapse until he has fully investigated the benefits of this act. The insurance department of the division adjutant office, located in mess hall 4, section 5 will furnish any information desired and blanks for application may be filled out here. – El Paso Herald Newspaper – Thursday, May 16, 1918