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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2564 Circular letter, Law Offices of H. D. Phillips, an advertisement for services in securing pensions for military members and families, 1890PENSIONS, BOUNTIES, BACK PAY, RATIONS, INCREASE OF PENSIONS, RESTORATION OF PENSIONS, RE-RATING OF PENSIONS Special Attention Given Claims form Your State LAW OFFICES OF H.D. PHILLIPS, P.O. BOX 280 Washington, D.C., 1890 Dictated. Dear Sir: I desire to make connection with YOU. READ THE ENCLOSED. There are Soldiers, Sailors, or Widows, Mothers, &c., who get relief from you, who are entitled, under this New Law, to Pension $6 to $12. You can control all such cases, and also get outside cases. My fee is $10. I will give you one-half in all cases sent me and allowed under this Act. You get $5 and I $5. This is the best that anyone can do. If you accept it, you will make money; if you do not, you will make nothing. I will do all the work, and, as this class of cases will be speedily allowed, what you do will be agreeable. I write you thus because I know that you will see that it is your interest to proceed at once and make the above connection. Send me List of Cases ata once, as per forms enclosed, and I will take action. Delay is fatal. I prosecute each case on a law basis, securing early allowances. I am not a Claim Agent, unfamiliar with the laws of evidence, but a lawyer of years' standing, and a life experience in Pension Cases. My practice is large, well systemaized, and relentlessly prosecuted. Hon. John F. Lovett, the present "Junior Vice Commander National Dept., G.A.R.," the third highest U.S.G.A.R. official in the United States, endorses me thus: "I cheerfully give H.D. Phillips a National endorsement. He is honest, persistent, industrious and successful. I know of no one bet- ter able to handle Soldiers' Claims than he." If you have ever had any- thing to do with practitioners under Pension Laws, you will readily see, by the enclosed, how superior is the work of my offices here. It is a loss of time and waste of money for any one deserving Pension to look elsewhere. I await reply. Very truly, H.D. PHILLIPS.