The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-01-10

gyman and educator. at Lawrenceville.
Jan. lo-Roswen NJ. Field. author, a,
Jan l2-Sir Charles Wyndham, British
actor.
John Mason. American actor.
w. ]. Onahan prominent Catholic lay.
man, in Chicago.
Jan l3- DR.. Horace Fletcher dietetics
expert, in Copenhagen.
Jan. 16-Rodriguez Alves, president.
elect of Brazil
Jan. lS-Prince John youngest son Of
king of England
Jan 22-FUrmer u. S. Senator George
I. Oliver at Pittsburgh.
Jan. 25-Congressman Edward Robbins
OF Greensburg, Pa.
Jan. 27-Rear Admiral F. f. Chadwick
U. S N, retired.
Jan. Sl-Nat C. Goodwin, actor.
john L. Milliken, oil and mine magnate
at st. Louis.
Feb. 2-Xavier Leroux. French operate
composer
Feb. 3-Prof. L. c. Pickering. director of
Harvard observatory.
Feb. 5-Rudolf Aronson, light opera com.
poser and producer, in New York.
FEB. 9-Bessie Abbott, operate prima
donna.
Feb. 17--sir Wilfrid Laurier, former pre-
mier of Canada.
Feb. 1S-Gen. Baron Y. Fukushlma,
noted Japanese soldier.
Feb. 2l-Dr. Mary Walker. pioneer suf-
fragist, in Washington.
w. +. Borland congressman from Mis-
souri,, in France.
Feb. 4-Julian Story, American artist.
Feb. N-Former U. S. Senator G. F. Ed
munds of Vermont
Robert Harris, Canadian artist.
March 2-Charles E. Van Loan author
w. X Burt, lumber magnate. at Sagi-
March 3-James Witheycombe, governor
March 6-,Hilary. A. Herbert, former sec.
rotary Of the navy.
March 11-Amelia E. Barr author. in
New York.
March l4-Roger A. Pryor, in New York
New York.
March 23-Henry M. Blossom. musical
comedy writer, in New York.
March 25-Fred H. Hall, veteran Jour
nalist, In Chicago.
George Fort, assistant treasurer OF the
U. S.
April ST. w. Woolworth, originator OF
five and ten cent stores.
Lew Shaw, famous billiard player.
April 9-Sidney Drew, American come
April 13-Mrs. Phoebe A. Hearst, In San
Francisco.
April 16-Former Ambassador Robert S
Mccormick of Chicago
Henry Morse Stephens, educator and
author. in San Francisco
Miss Jane Delano. Red Cross Nursing
director, in France.
April 11--Dr ]. Cleveland Cady. noted
architect, in New York.
April 1S-Harlow N. Higinbotham of
Chicago
April 2l-Jules vedrines, famous French
aviator.
Werner g. Reed, western oil magnate.
April 27-lmre Kiraiiy. pageant and
spectacle producer, at Brighton, England
April 2S-Albert Estopinal, congressman
from Louisiana, In New Orleans.
May 1-Joseph W. Jefferson, American
Asher Kinds, parliamentarian, in Wash
ington.
May l1-Rear Admiral Chauncey Thorn
May 14-H. ]. Heinz of Pittsburgh.
Helen Hyde. American artist.
May 16-Will ]. Davis, veteran theatrl-
cal manager, in Chicago.
May 17-General Zelaya. ex-president OF
Nicaragua, in New York.
May 19-David H. Greer, Protestant
Episcopal bishop of New York.
George P. Upton. noted writer on mu-
sic, in Chicago.
May 20-Congressman c. C. Van Dyke
Of United Spanish War Veterans.
June 6-Frederick Thompson, noted the
atrical manager, in New York.
June lO-Former U. S. Senator John c.
Spooner of Wisconsin.
June 12-Former Congressman James A.
Tawney of Minnesota
June 14-Weedon Grossmith, British &C
tor and artist
Ernest Lister, governor of Washington
July DIR Anna Howard Shaw, veteran
suffragist, at Moylan. Pa,
Ex-Congressman Lemuel Ely Quigg, In
New York
July S-John Fox. Jr., novelist, at Big
July 12--Dr w Max Muller, orientalist,
professor of Egyptology at University Of
Pennsylvania,
Charles Rock, English actor.
Albert Vickers, Englands greatest man
ufacturer of steel products and airplanes
at Eastbourne.
July 23-Sir. Edward III. Holden, noted
British f1nancier.
George H. Primrose famous minstrel.
July 24-La Verne w Moves. Chicago
manufactures, inventor and philanthropist
July 2-Elias Greenebaum, noted Chica-
go banker. aged g.
July 26-Sir Edward j. POINTER presi-
dent of Royal academy.
July 29-George A. Storey, famous paint
er, in London.
Aug. 1-Oscar Hammerstein, opera i'm
presario, in New York.
Aug. T-Will N. Harden. American au-
thor
j. E. c'Gas") Addicks, Delaware dnan-
cier.
Aug. S-Ralph Blakelock, American ar
tist
Aug. s-Ruggiero Leoncavallo, composer.
at Rome
Prof Ernst Haeckel. at Jena.
Aug. l1-Andrew Carnegie, at Lenox,
Mass
Aug. 16-Frederick Layton, veteran
packer, at Milwaukee.
Baron Inverclyde at Glasgow.
Aug. 2S-Gen. Louis Botha, premier of
South Africa.
Sept. S-Budd Doble famous driver of
harness horses, at Los Angeles.
Sept. .6-Admiral Baron Beresford Of
James w Osborne, noted criminal law
yer. in New York.
Sept S--Duncan C. Ross. famous swords
man and wrestler, in Baltimore.
Sept. s-Jobn Mitchell. former president
United Mine Workers
Eloi Sylvia. noted Belgian operate
Sept. l2-Leonid Andreef. Russian au-
thor.
Sept. 1s-Arthur M. Beaupre. former
U. S. minister to Colombia. In Chicago.
Sept. 1S-Congressman ]. B. Thompson.
Oklahoma
Sept. 1T. P. shonts, New York trac-
ton magnate.
Sept. 25-Charles l.. Freer capitalist and
art connoisseur, of Detroit.
John s. Washburn OF Minneapolis, big
flour miller.
Sept 27--Adelina Patti. at Penycae,
Wales.
Sept. 2S-Chief Justice H. W. Bond Of
Missouri supreme court.
Sept. 29-Rev. E. J. Vattman noted
Catholic priest and army chaplain at Chi
cago.
Sept. 30-Gen Patrick Egan, pioneer
home ruler and former U. s. minister to
Chile. in New York.
Sept. CDR. Nathaniel l. Rubinkam,
noted lecturer. in Chicago