The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-23
OVER BILLION IN INSURANCE PAID
 NUS. IN 1921
S665, GOO Distributed to Ben. efiCiaries in Birmingham Last Year, Computation
 of Payments Show

Life insurance distributed in the United States and Canada in 1921 az gregated s1,170.722. 900, according to computations by the Insurance Press Death claims. matured endowments, annuities disability claims and addi- tional accidental death benefits were s67S,9OO, 900; payments for premium savings and for lapsed, surrendered and purchased policies. $3S4,9OO,0o0i computed value of insurance claims awarded by the bureau of war risk insurance, $11,922,0oo.
 The largest single payment in the United States was $1,517,s20. The policyholder was Ferdinand Schle- singer of Milwaukee, chairman of the board of directors of the Milwaukee Coke and Gas company and the Steel Tube company of America. The in- surance was distributed in 24 com panies.
 Other Large Payments
 Other large payments in 1921 tn- cluded:
 Isaac Kaufman, Pittsburg, s6oo,o50. Department store owner and prom inent business. man. Aged 70.
 William P Snyder, Pittsburg, $50s,- GOO. Steel manufacturer.
 William F. Wolfner, Peoria, ILL, s3S7,500. President. National Cooper. age company; ss0,000 of insurance was for protection of his business in terests.
 George E. Keith. Brockton, Mass, SS73, 479. President, George E. Keith company, manufacturers of shoes. Died of myocarditis.
 Senator Frederick Nichols, Te-s ronto. Ont, Can. $360,000. For many years general manager and president of the Canadian General Electris company.
 Harry Hill, San Francisco. S310,97.. President, Bird Archer company.
 John D. Lloyd, Altoona, Pa. $301,- 800. Banker
 Herman G. c. Luyties. St. Louis, $250, 000. resident, Sanitol Chemical Laboratories. Estate consisted prac- t.cally entirely of the insurance.
 Ambrose Monell Beacon and Great Neck, N. Y9 s217,997. Nickel manu- facturer.
 'cloyd A. Ulsh. Toledo. O., s2Oo,O0o, President, Paragon Refining company of Toledo. Killed In automobile de- cldent. Carried large amount of ac- cident insurance.
 Claims Paid fin Alabama
 Payments of claims of s10,000 or over in Alabama in 1921 were as fol- lows:
 Anniston-Frederick L. Blackmon. s1S,07S.
 Athens-willlam T. Sanders. $36.2ts. Thomas MacLin Hobbs, s12,0O0.
 Attalla--Name not given, $10,000.
 Benton-John T. Jackson, S30,00o
 Birmingham-Walte H. Duran, s18,750; Jere c. King, s17,0 John S. Leedy, s15,000; William H. Dewey. s14,5O0; Gustavus A. Pope, $13,0S9; Howard G. Kelley, S12,000; John 1T. Phillips, s11, ,000; Edward s. Archibald, sf0,092; J. c. Kranz, $10,000; John Cochran Pugh, $10,000; Name not given, s10,000; name not given, Sl0,- 900; name not given, $10,000; name not given, s10,000.
 Blalock-James c. Smith, s40,9S5.
 Coy-James H. Parish, $22,500.
 Lowndesboro-W. D. McCurdy, S>e.- 4O6.
 Mobile-L. Lowenstein. $35.ooo; Ernest l.. McGowin, $25,00 Thomas St. John, s15,7S5; Harry T. Inge s15,o00; J. A. Givens, $14,765; James A. Cowley, s13,5S3; A. C. Danner, $11,S5S; Patrick J. Lyons, S10,176.
 ontgomery-Moses Sabel, s40,000; Joseph L. Hall, 5000; Jack Stolen werck, S15,127; Alexander Rice, S13.- 493; Albert F. Wilson, s10,032.
 Prattvllle-Charles E. McCord, $12,- 045.
 Russellville-James E. Wilson. s1J.- 0OO
 Selma-Morris Meyer. $s5, ,000; name s15O56; Thomas W. Hall. $10,o0o.
 Troy-Frank s. Wood. s24,051.
 Place not given-J. w. Hunnicutt, $14,623; W. F. Stowers, S10,726; H. Y. Baskin, s1O.Ooo.
 Distribution by Cities
 The amount distributed to bene- ficiaries in various cities and towns in Alabama follow:
 Birmingham, s655. 1000; Mobile. $4o3.- 900; Montgomery, SSS3,000; Selma, $293,00 Athens, s107,00o; BlaloclS, $SS,000; Talladega, s63,000; Anniston. S5S,000; Huntsville, S57,000; Dade- vile, s53,000; Bessemer, s51, 900; Troy, S50000 Dothan, $44,000; Benton, $42.- 900; Opelika, $41,000; Marion, s40.- 900; Auburn, s36,00o; Ensley, s34,oo); Trinity. s34,ooo; Coy. s3S,Ooo; Cam den, s32,OOo; Prattville, s31,0OG; s29,0O0; Eufaula, $27,O00; Greenville, s26,0o0; Wflsonville, s26,000; Gads- den, $24,000; Geneva, s24,000; Clayton. $23,0O0; Tuscaloosa, s23, ,000; Alta a, S22, ,000; Millbrook, S22,00O; Lafayette, $20,oOoo; Scottsboro, $20,000; Uniol- town, S20, 900; Hatchechubbee, s19,000. Dora, s18,0O0; Lowndesboro. s1S,Oo0; Parrish, $1S.000; Decatur, s17,0 ,00s; Livingston, $17.0OO; Russellville. s1j- 900; Samson, s17.Oo0; Tuskegee, s1!,- 900; Union Springs. s17,0oo; Alexan- der City, s16,000: Ariton, s16.000; Lpes, S16,000, Fairfield. s16.0a0. Greensboro, s16,o00; Roanoke. s16,000; Cox, $13,000; Boaz. s12,000; Chapman, s12,O0O; Dayton, s12,090; Hartse';e 900; Al1enville, S11,000; Furman, $1,,- coo; Jack sonvi1le, $11 1000; Moundville, mn. XNn tarlnn e11 mn