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DEMPSEY In Training.

White sulphur Springs, Saratoga
Lake, \. ", Aug. li.-Road work,
shadow boxing, bag punching and a
swim in the lake interested Jack
Dempsey's worlds heavyweight cham
pion today. Dempsey's sparring part
ners have begun reporting, among
them Joe Benjamin, who is expected
to take on the champion for practice
bouts tomorrow or next day when
Dempsey inaugurates heavy training
work for his match on September IL
with Luis Firpo in New York.
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Goldman Beats Barrett.
Philadelphia, Aug. 11.-Natc &c

man, product Of the Marine Corps,
outpointcd Bobby Barrett, Phlladel-
phia lightweight, here Monday night
in eight rounds in the opinion of q
majority of newspapermen at the ring
side. Jeff Smith, Bayonne, y. j..
middlewcight, outpointed Andy kid
Palmer, Philadelphia, in eight rounds.
in the opinion of the boxing writers.
Danny Kramer, the left handed jul
nior lightweight of San Francisco, was
outpointed in the eight-round semi
final by Alex Hart of Cleveland, in
the opinion Of the writers. Hart was
five pounds heavier than the Califor-
Man. Kramer suffered from Il cut
over his left eye made by a giancing
right in the first round.
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What Boxers Are Doing
Victorious F'irpo Moves On.

FhIIadeIphla, Aug. ILLUS AngeI
Firro. contender for Jack Dempsey's
heavyweight title, who last night
Knocked out Charley Weinert of New
ark, n. j.. in the second round, will
leave tonight for indianapolis for his
fight with Joe Downey. He plans TO
return to New York in time TO meet
his new trainer, Horatio Lavalle, who
will arrive from Buenos Aires on Au-
gust Is. Weinert was outclasscd by
the South American last night, From
the opening gong when, with n leap
Firpo rushed to the center of the ring.
the fight was his. despite many wild
swings and the fact that Weinert land
ed a few good ones.
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Yacht Races Continue.
Ryde. Isle of Wight, Aug. 14.-ThC

fifth heat of the six-meter yacht races
for the BritiSh-Amcrican cup were to
be sailed here today under the auspices
of the Royal Victoria Yacht Club,
whose commodore, Sir William Bur
ton. las offered a trophy for the win
ner. Although Great Britain has won
the team cup, there is still some in
terest in the contest az il is felt that
the American boats have not yet shown
at their best.
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HUNT Is NEW CHAMP
New Title Holder in Southern Won
ems Tennis Also Crowned.

Louisville. Ky, Aug. 14.-Jeffer-
son Davis Hunt Of Atlanta, Ga, de-
feated Ed. Pfeiffer of Louisville, IN
the southern championship tennis tour
nament final here Monday, Ga, 81,
3-6. 60.
Miss Ethlyn Legendre of New Or
leans lost her crown as southern wolu-
EMS champion to Mrs. Mary Harding
of Louisville. who won the finals IN
the women's singles. 6-3. Ga. Miss
Legendre has been the South's woman
champion for five wears.
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What promises TO be a meeting of
unusual interest will be held by the
San Antonio Amateur Baseball Com
mission ut the Travellers Hotel at
i 40 Thursday evening, preceding
the joint meeting of City, Saturday
and Parish league managers to dis
cuss the city championship playOff
series. Several violations of COM
mission rulings have been discovered
and will come up at the meeting, 1t
is said.
The 23rd Infantry nosed out the
Goth Infantry. s to Z, in the only
Fort Sam Houston League game
PLAYED Monday. The losers made
three homers, the authors of which
were Bears, Chisholm and Higgins,
but each came without anybody on
base. Batteries were: Glaubitz and
johnson for the 23rd; Cops. and
Smart for the both.
Duerler's Candy Kids took an easy
game from the Wolff and Marx boys
Sunday by an S-to-1 score. The
losers did some nice work in the
infield but Pitcher King was wild,
which helped the winners pile up a
big lead. Wishart's hitting was the
feature of the game for the winners.
In three times up he made n homer
and triple. The Bell brothers and
Il. Frazier in the outfield did fine
work, getting everything that came
their way without a bobble. Nando
Flores maGs a couple of circus catches
H.. r.. In
Candy Kids would like TO arrange
more games. Call Wishart at q. A.
Duerler Manufacturing company.
Sundays score: X III T.
Wolff & Marx 900 OO1 OO0-1 I 4
Candy Kids .02O 10l 103-S . /
Batteries:' King and Lyendecker ;
Peddy and Wishart.
New Braunfels. Tex. Aug. fI.-In
Il 10-inning game. full of errors on
both teams. the Wo0dmcn of San
Antonio defeated the local Tigers
Sunday. 4 TO 3. Henne made what
is said TO be the longest hit on the
local grounds this season when he
connected IN with a homer for the
locals. Michaels, on first for the
Woodmen, featured both at bat and
at first. He stopped everything
coming his way and slammed the
pill out for three bingles in five
trips up. Roth pulled sensational
running catch in the ninth with the
bases full. Four double plays fea
tured the game. one by the visitors
and three by the locals. Roth mad,
a wonderful peg from left field I,
| the plate in the tenth that came {,
the catcher on u beautiful hop bu
the runner, sliding into home, jus
rolled the ball out of the catcher
hand. This would have been tn,
last out in the tenth frame. Higgins
catcher for the visitors, caught 1
beautiful game. He possesses a won
derful throwing arm. Tolle for tn,
Tigers caught his usual steady game
Score: Il ii +
W. O. W. .O20 Oi0 600 IA IL
Tigers .... 200 O20 100 0-3 o
Batteries: Holmes and Higgins
Ludwig and Tolle. Umpires, Siffe
and Neal.
The Nel-St0ne nine defeated 81
Gerard'S of the Parish League. s To
ON the Sacred Heart diamond Sunday
| Each pitcher allowed but seven hits
but Hahn for the losers walked seve
men and hit two, whereas Smith 70
the winners walked only two an
struck out nine. Batteries: Nel-Ston'
] Smith and Lamlrum; st. Gerard'
Hahn and Carver.
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Baseball Briefs

Lee Meadows. Pittsburg twirler,
broke the winning streak of the
Robins in Brooklyn Monday with a
5-to-2 victory. For the first six
innings the Robins failed TO cross the
plate. Not only that, but Tommy
Griffith was the only Dodger who
even reached first base in the first
six and he drew base on balls.
The Cleveland Indians and the
Athletics broke even in Philadelphia
in double-header. the Athletics win
ming the first, IA TO 3, and the
Cleveland team taking the second. s
to q. Speakers homer with two
on cinched the second game.
In Washington, the Chicago White
Sox and the Senators broke even in
Il pair of hard-fought games. Rice's
heavy hitting won the first game for
the Washington team. . TO 1, and
Sheely's homer in the eighth won
the second for the Chicagoans.
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Beautiful Roselawn Cemetery, not
a graveyard, a beautiful, well kept
burial park Crockett 16SS.-( Adv.)
ReRtrop Throws Orloff.
Little Rock, Ark, Aug. 10

Little Rock, Ark, Aug. I4.-CharIes
Rentroup of Little Rock. won from
Ivan Orloff of Chicago in a catch
weight wrestling match here Monday
night, winning the third fall by de-
fault after each had taken a fall
Orloff suffered an injury to the head
when he was thrown heavily fer the
second fall and was unable to con-
tinue.
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Smith KnOcISs Out COulOn.

NV VFItdIIs, f~t', fHs' To- 1HIu
get" Smith of New York knocked out
Eddie Coulon of New Orleans in the
eighth round of scheduled 15-round
bout here Monday night. y hard
right swing TO the jaw rs the boxers
broke from Il clinch sent the local man
to the floor for the count. Smith was
never in trouble.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-14

Hits apportioned. Oft Dsviney :, of
Jourdan S; three-hase hit, .Tcngely'
stolen bases, Murphy. w Deviney. Me-
Ardie, Riddle sacrifice. Johnsoii struck
out by neviney $. by Jourdan % bases
on balls. off Deviney 4. off Jourdan =
left on bases, Peden 5, :. L. 6; double
plays. Conrad to Johnson. Jourdan to
| Weikcl to Burke; time, 1880; umpire
/ loo Conrad
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SuTllulnr,

Two-base hits. Stansbury. Mcdonald,
schultz. strong, Huber, Allen; three base
hits. Bell; stolen bases Turgeon. Schultz
Schmandt; sacrifices Stansbury; double
plays. Bell to Schmandt; base on balls,
off Eberhardt 3. off Sell .; struck out.
by Eberhardt 9. by Sell 4; left on bases
Beaumont 10, Houston 6; umpires, Leidy
and Brashear; time of game, 1855.
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Track Record for Manning

Toledo, Ohio. Aug. 11.-Peter Man
ming. worlds champion trotting and,
on his record Of l :56 3-4. the fastest
harness horse in training, MondaT aft
ernoon broke the track record Of
1 30 IA, made by Media last year,
trotting the mile in Us "A, He
was driven by Thomas w. Murphy.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-14
WESTERN LEAGUE
STANDING.


Tulsa, 8: SIOUX IIty, ?.
Des Moines Il; 81. Joseph. s
Oklahoma City, 4; Denver. Q.
Wichita Omaha, no game. WiCbite
team failed to arrive.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-14

Stolen bases. Grlgsby. Tanner, Weiss;
two-base hits. Weiss Bescher. Jonnard.
Riley. Eichrodt. Tanner: home run. Tan
ner; left on base. Shreveport S. Wichita
Falls g.; double plays, Tanner to Barrett
to cotter. Berger to Barrett to CotteI,
pitching statistics, runs 10 hits off
Harris in % innings; wild pitch.
Brewer: struck out, by Harris .. hy
Brewer /, by Wheeler 4; base on balls,
off Harris :. oil Brewer 4; time, l;iS.
umpires, Sweeney and DAILY.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-14
THOMAS EXPERIMENT FAILS
Young Harris. Grabbed on Brothers
Rep. Beaten by Spudders.

Wichita Falls. Tex, Aug. H.
Young Harris. a tall pitcher from the
sticks, brother of the famed Bryan
Harris of the Philadelphia Athletics
ard secured BY Manager Ira Thomas
of Shreveport on his brothers rep"
was plastered hard by Wichita Fails
here Monday and his Spudders won,
II to 3. The San Antonio Bears
once experimental with Harris in the
spring. Tanners hOme-run was his
Sauanfaanti Srara.
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Jackson Kayoes Jackson.

Muncie. Ind, Aug. 1i-"Tut' Jack
son, black heavyweight of Washing
ton Court House, Ohio, knocked out
Young Peter Jackson, negro, of De
troit. in the fourth round of sched-
ulcd ten-round bout here Monday
night.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-14
Summary.

Stolen base, Simon; sacrifices. Simon,
Munson. kohlbecAer; two-base hits, Mum
son WhitemGn. runs battcC in, kOui-
becker 90. Booze, Whiteman, Witty; base
on balls off Couchman l. off Perryman
l; struck out, by Couchman .; left on
bases, San Antonio 3 Galveston 8; time,
les; umpires, Tanning and Estill.
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Hole In One at Serum.

Seguin, Tex, Aug. 14.-The first
hole in one stroke has been made on
the new Seguin golf course. The
honor goes TO Max Starcke who made
a clean-cut drive which rolled into
the cup on q 1s3-yard hole.
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One game scheduled.


Cincinnati. Aug. li.-The New York
american Leaguers met the Cincinnati
National Leaguers I'm an exhibition game
here Monday and won by score of
TO >. Pipgras held the Reds to six
hits, while the Yanks got seven off keck.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-14
While and Jerome Draw.

Columbus, Ohio, Aug. a. Jack
kid" Wolfe. Cleveland. and Frank ie
Jerome. New York, boxed twelve
rounds to draw here Monday night.
Each weighed 122 pounds.
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Bluffs BUNCH BLOWS.
Have Better Luck With Hits Than DO
BeaumOnters.

Houston. Tex. Aug. 14.-Houst0n'
Bluffs made better use of q dozen hits
than Beaumont did of an equal mum
Der Monday aud won out, Z TO .. To-
Mcdonald played third for the Bluffs
and hit three times in the pinches, he
sides fielding well. Score:
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Chicago. 8; Washington. 2.

IT Washington, second game--R. II. Z.
nhlcaEo ..,..... goo 100 02C-- : q
Washington ...... 600 OOO 0O2-2 6
Batteries: LeVerette and Graham.
johnson, Marberry and Ruel.
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xBatted for Davenport in ninth.

Stolen base, Calvo; sacrifice, Dona-
hue; two-base hits, Tavener 90. Stoner;
home runs. Sears. Calvo: pitchers sta
tistics, runs, S hits off Conlay In
innings; struck out. by Conley ?. by
Stoner 5; base on balls, off Conloy / /;
time, 1916; umpires, o'Toole, Kane and
Weir.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.


Atlanta. le; Memphis, Z.
birmingham. G; Little Rock. 0.
Mobile, s; Nashville. >.
Three games scheduled.
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ST. Paul. Mimi. Aug. 14.-AIike

~. faui' Nihn:' aug n9IMlhe
Kelley. manager of the ST. Paul team
of the American Association, was to
be operated on here today. He has
been suffering for some time with
carbuncles on his neck. The opera
ton. while not a serious one, will
keep him from active control of the
Saints for week or ten days just
at the time when the team is making
n hard fight for the league leadership
with Kansas CITY. Charlie Hall,
veteran pitcher. will have charge of
the team during Kelley's absence.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.


st. Paul. Minnea polls, ( twelve in
nlngs).
Columbus. IS; Milwaukee, :.
Two games scheduled.
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&9@S& THE. SPORT PAGE Rs} q r
Amateur Notes

- - - . - - - - a = -
Amateur teams are privileged TO
use thi. column to arrange and au.
nounce Gumes, call meetings and
make public results. changes In ros-
tees and other interesting Informal
tion. Bring it to the sporting editor
or phone Crockett 1s42.
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Mondays Results.

san Antonio, 8: Galveston, ..
Houston. :; Beaumont. ).
Fort Worth, Z: Dallas. =.
wichita Falls. Il; shreveport. 5
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SOUTHWESTERN ASSOCIATION.


sapulpa, 10: Muskogea. 0.
CoffeyVille, g; Bartlesville, s.
Independence. 10; Topeka, -.
Sallna, 9: Hutchinson, ..
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Negro Outpoints Leslie.

IHuIdHdpUIIs, HUI, mug t. bUU
Lawson of Cincinnati, negro heavy
weight boxer. outpointed Jack Leslie
of indianapolis in ten-rOund bout
here Monday night, in the opinion OF
newspapermen.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-14
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE


Syracuse. s; Reading. Z.
baltimore. g. Rochester, 0.
Toronto. 6; jersey City. ..
Embellishments; double header tUUay.
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Fort Worth. Tex, Aug. 14,-An-

other ultimatum was issued Monday
hy President J. Doak Roberts of the
Texas League just before the Fort
Worth Cats and the Dallas Steers
lined UP for another clash. this time
with three games here Zone Monday
and two Tuesday, and three in Dali
las Zone Wednesday and two Thurs
day.. Roberts told his umpires to
bear down on any players. who "act
up" In a way, Roberts last note
was a repetition of his famous Don't
push, pull or step on my umpires"
edict issued ten days ago ON the eve
of an important stretch Of games be-
tween the two clubs. Umpires Kane,
Weir and O'Toole were assigned to
work the games here and at Dallas.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-14

Johnny Mostil, star center fielder
of the Chicago Americans. is sub
stituting at third base owing to an
injury to one of Bill Kamm's knees.
johnny is doing good work around
the hot corner. Kamm is expected
back in the Lineup when the team
gets home Wednesday.
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Philadelphia. IL; Cleveland. q

At Philadelphia, first game r. II. f..
1ievtland ........ 600 COL 020- .
philadelphia 49,. SS1 O20 1ix--i4 II 0
batteries: Covaleskie, Schaute and
.O'Neill, Sewell; Heimach and Perkins.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-14
TEXAS ASSOCIATION.


Austin. 6; Waco. 3 ,(eleven innings.
Sherman, s: Marlin, =.
Mexia, 5; Corsioana, 4.
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THREE-EYE LEAGUE


Peoria. .; Danviile, Q.
Evansville. /; Moline. 0.
Rockford, Z; Terre Haute. G.
Decatur, 6; Bloomington, ..
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-14

Beautiful Roselawn Cemetery, not
a graveyard, Il beautiful, well kept
burial park. Crockett 1GSS,-lAdy.l
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-14

At Washington, first game r. II. L..
Chicago ......... 200 0l0 OiQ-4 Q
washington 49,. o22 goo 00l-- : l
Batteries: Blankenship and Schalk:
Zachary and Ruel
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Al Philadelphia. second game-R. N. L.
cleveland ........ 1O2 500 600 II s
Philadelphia ..... 10 goo 040-- & II .
Batteries: Edwards. Morton and Myatt;
Harris, Wolfe and Perkins.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-14

Gibson who used TO be the apple of
local fandom's eye.
Four More Crab Games.
There are four more games with
Galveston here.
Moudov'c bnv ccoro.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING.
Mondays Results.

Philadelphia at Detroit.
One game scheduled.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-14
Mondays Results.


~ BrooklSn- Il. IT. T.,
Brooklyn ....... geo 600 10 !
batteries; Meadows and Schmidt:
Smith, Decatur and Deberry.
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st. Paul. Mimi. Aug. 14.--The

St. Paul club of the American As
sociation has been notified that its
claim via the waiver route for bobby
Roth. outfielder with Kansas City,
has been disallowed by 4. J. Hickey,
president of the league, ii was an.
nounced today. Roth recently was
suspended by the Blues and waivers
asked. The reason for denying the
Saints claim was because the
waiver had expired before receipt of
Mike Kelley's telegram asking for his
services.
Evening journal., 1923-01-29
ASKS TRUST in
.GOD,LAW,D0CTOR
Mr.. Vrooman Says Con-
scious Mind Also Is Aid
to Health
WOULD NOT TRUST
OWN DFi.S lNOSIS

In the Unitarian Church yesterday
the Rev. w. A vroomRn discussed
the value OF limitations OF various
form OF religious and mental treat
ment Of disease.
Mr.. Vrooman said that IN medical
psychotherapy the facts concerning
these things during both past and
present were presented and scienti-
fically analysed. Mental attitudes
and emotions do inJure or DO i'm
prove the health Of the body" the
preacher said.
Many ailments are susceptible 20
faith or mental suggestion. Nature
IS tho great healer. Below the
threshold of consciousness the forces
OF nature are always at work elimi-
mating poisons and destroying germs
OF disease Tho conscious mind can
cooperate by knowing certain facts
OF Psychology. Many kinds OF tech
nfuue are employed but they all de-
pend for success upon the funda-
mental laws OF nature which rule the
union OF mind and BODY.
There sre tinee," sssd DIR. vroo-
man, when no man should trust
his own OF any ignorant diagnosis.
n is no sfyn OF piety 20 act blindly
and can 10 faith IN God. This IL
Code world and faith in God Ia
shown be- 4al11nE the forces and laws
OF nature az OF divine origin and
obeying than That IL doing the
Evening journal., 1923-01-29
Boy Litersturs

highway engineer. said that ~ the
legislature appropriated any funds
for road building. the missing link
from Harbeson 10 Lewes and Reho-
both Beaches. which Is needed 20
connect the interstate highways OF
Jersey and Delaware, would surely
be built. Captain Harry V. Lyons
had the chairman read a letter
which he had recently received from
Mr.. Taylor OF Cape May. who Is in
terested in the Jewes-Cape May
Ferry line. saying they had their ap-
preparations made for the use OF the
Jersey Highway Department IN ef-
fecting the ferry service between
Lewes and Cape May and asking the
people OF Lewes 20 take care OF their
end of It, namely the coIstruction OF
a suitable pier for the ferry 10 land
and one that would accommodate
automobiles.
The following committee was ap-
pointed 10 ask Senator Jacob Pretty
man TO prepare a bill to be present
ed 20 the legislature: Captain Harry
V. Lyons. DR.. Hiram r. Burton,
former Insurance Commissioner
Charles II. Maull. former State SEN
ator Harland NJ. Joseph. DR.. william
r. Messick. DR.. Walter p. Robinson.
may Of Rehoboth Beach, Nd. James
Beebe. DR.. U. W. Hooker. George E.
Fred Hudson and Napoleon
B. Register and Thomas ]. Virden.
Evening journal., 1923-01-29
A. c. CHANDLER DEAD,
WIDOW IN SHADOW

Mrs. A c. Chandler. OF White
Clay Greek hundred. Is critically III
al her home with pneumonia. Mrs.
Chambers husband. A. c. Chandler.
aged ~, died from the same illness
on Saturday.
Mr. Chandler had been a resident
OF White Clay Greek for the past
IS years. He was born at London
Grove township. Chester county, Pa.
He was a farmer all his life. He re-
tired several years ago. He was
educated at the GARRISON Taylor
School
Mr.. Chandler was a member OF
the Society OF Friends. He IS sur
vlved by his wife. four sons, Lind
ley s., sharpless w. George r. and
Harry c. Chandler and two daugh-
ters. Mrs. A. G. Spiegelhalter and
Mrs. A. S. McCabe, all OF this city.
The remains will be viewed at the
late residence OF the deceased to-
night. Interment and services will
be at Unionville. Pa, meeting house
tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1923-01-29
j. P. HYATT HIGH
IN INSURANCE WORK

In the amount OF paid for life m
eurance during the past year. John
Prfoe Hyatt, OF this city. again ex-
ceis all agents OF the Equitable Life
Assurance Society IN the Philadel-
phia Clearing House. This r. the
nth successive year that Mr.. Hyatt
has held the lead.
Mr. Hyatt. too. was nrst in the
number OF Individual cases
The clearing house embraces tht
city OF Philadelphia, the eastern halt
OF Pennsylvania, a portion Of New
Jersey and the Delaware Maryland
Virginia Peninsula. including WILL
minRton- In that territory during
1922, the amount OF insurance paid
for was s2s.7sT.6si. or ss,O30144
more than IN ths previous year. The
increase itself would represent a
creditahfs showing by any company,
During the past year the Equitable
production throughout the United
States IN new business was $4s5.000.-
900. Mr.. Hyatt's standing nationally
was thirteenth in personal prcduc-
ton and eighth in number OF cases.
The gain OF the society over any
previous year was very large.