The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-01
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NEUROLOGY

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ladders In many tteiyts of vurid ac-
,iyity. during 1919. The mos prom
ineht Of Americans who pr 5sed away
during The year WAS former Prest-
dent Theodore Roosevelt who died
suddenly ut his home at oyster
Bay on January 6
The following are among the otler
prominent men and women who died
during the year;
-Janury !. David LubiH. of Cali
fornia, founder of the interssa ti"aal
institution Of Agriculture at Rome;
January \ Count George T. Won
October 1917, to September. 1918;
January. s. Majer General ]. Frank
lin Bell. L. S. A.: January ~, Sir
Charles Wyndhaiu. English actor:
January s. Horace Fletcher, famous
as an advocate or proper food r1astt-
cation: January H. George Il. Shell
CON, r~Sw York fTn6ncTeF; January
90. George r. Oliver, former United
States senator from Pennsylvania:
January 81 Nathanie! G. Goodwin.
famous American comedian.
February 3. Xavier, Leroua. French
composer of operas Maria Theresa
former queen of !. Bavaria; February
/ I, Sir Wilfred I4aurier, former Pre-
lam T. Beriand; representative in
congress from Missouri. DIR. Mary
Walk.r, former, army surgeon aud
noted as an advocate Of male attire
for women. February 81, George f.
Ednunds't former United States SEN
ator from Vermont
March 2, Charles T.. van Loan,
writer OF short storiss: March 2.
Harvey Helm. member of congress
from Kentucky: March 4. Henry r.
Mallory, prominent in development
OF American steamship line: March s.
Hilary A. Herbert. secretary of
the navy in President Cleveland 8
second cabinet: March 10. Mrs,
Amelia E. Barr. author; Edward
Francis kearney, president of the
Wabash railroad. March Il, Gen
erai Roger A. Pryor, famous Confea-
crate veteran; March 5. Nathan c.
Schaeffer. former president of Ma
tional Educational association.
March IS. Henry Martyr Blossom,
Jr.,. author of musical comedies
April I. sire William Crookas
famous British chemist and physicist.
April s, John Rogers Hegefnan. for
twenty seven wears president of the
Metropolitan Life Insurance com
many. April s. Frank W. Wooiw orth
vi thdt0i .VJ aiSH 1--WE AIltI LsA-cEBA
store! April 9. Sidney Drew, come
dian; April Is, dane 4, DeIano. for
mer superintendent Of Army Nurse
corps: April is. Harlow ". Higgin-
bothsm, president of the Worlds
Columbian exposition In Chicago in
1892: Aprii IN, Richard Wilson Aus
tin represc ntatiFe in congress from
Tennessee; April 81. Jules Eedrines,
noted French aviator April Is. Eli
iah Embree lfoss. Bishop of the
Methodist Episcopal church, South;
Darius Cobb, portrait painter: April
Is, Albert Estopinai, representative In
congress from Louisiana.
May L, Asher c. Kinds, represen-
tativc in congress from Maine: May
10. John l.. Burnett, representative
in congress from AIabama; May II.
Jose Santos ezraya. former president
OF Nicaragua; May 10. Edward Fay
SON Call prominent newspaper pub.
Usher of Boston, Philadelphia and
New York; May 90. Carl Chester Van
Dyke. Representative in congress
from Minnesota: May 20. Robert Ba
con. former secretary of state and
former Ambassador to France
June =, ManSei Franco president
or Paraguay; JuHh s.. Frederic W.
Thompson. creator of the New York
ftippOuFOne ana other great aI11uSe
ment places; june II. John c. Spoon
er. former United States senator
from Wisconsin, Tune -. James a :
Tawney. former representative In
canzress from Minnesota: June "a,
Ernest Lister, governor OF Washing
ton.
July z. DR. Anna Howard Shaw,
former president of the National
American Woman Suffrage aseacia-
ton. July 8. John Fox, Jr., author;
July %, J, Willard nagsdaie, repEe-
sentative 10. Setfgresa from .Sonth'
CaFolinac July ~. L.s<verne w, Noyes
OF Chicago. manufacturer and phtlan-
'thropist: july as, Patrick Cudahy,
packer; ,IuIs IS SIR e :::@s.-zsasa John
Joynter English painter. president OF
the Royal academy
g August /. Oscar HamHierstein. the
atricaI and operate producer: Au-
gust II, Andrew Caru-gr, veteran
steel manufacturer ana philanthro-
pist, August IS, General Louis Botha.
premier of the union of South