Evening star., 1920-03-02
CLAIMED BY DEATH.
REV. JOHN sTRAssMAnR

LONDON, February IA Correspond
ence of the Associated Press).-The
death occurred recently of Rev John
lStrassmaier. one of the most remark
able psychologists in Europe.
+, }. NJ. GUDGER. JR.
ASHEVILLE, n. c.. March 2.-Fu
neral services for James II. Gudger
Jr.. democratic. representative from
the tenth North Carolina district in
the :. Fifty eighth, F'ifty-ninth, Sixty
second and Sixty third Congresses,
who died here. will be held this
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at the First
Baptist Church. Interment will fol-
low at Riverside cemetery
Here for the services are Senator
Walsh of Montana. whose daughter
married Commander E. c. Gudger of
the United States Navy, son Of the
Representative john w. Langley of
Kentucky. son-in-law.
[ GEN. WILLIAM p. DUvALL.
| SAN DIEGO. Cal. March Mai
Gen. William P. Duvall. U. s. A., sew
! enty three. retired. died last night at
his home in Coronado after an Illness
of three months. The body will be
| sent to West Point, N. Y, for inter-
ment
| WILLIAM A. STONE.
! PHILADELPHIA, March 2.-William
A. Stone. former Governor of Penn
| sylvania. died at his home here late
yesterday. Since 1915 Mr. stone had
been prothonotary Of the state su-
preme and superior courts. He was
in his seventyfifth year.
He became Governor of Pennsyl-
vania in 1899. His term expired in
j 1908.
DIR. c. G. HEWITT.
| OTTAWA. March 2.-Dr. Charles
Gordon Hewitt. Dominion entomolo-
gist and consulting zoologist, died
here yesterday from pneumonia in his
; hirty-f1fth year. He had resided in
Canada since 1909 and was widely
known as a writer OH zoology and
entomology in scientific journals. He
assisted in the drafting Of the treaty
between Canada and the United States
Tor the protection of migratory birds.
HIS birthplace was Scotland.
WILFRID vIAU.
NEW YORK, March 2.-wilfred
-Niau, prominent race horse owner.
who purchased the noted American
horse Omar Khayyam from c. X G.
Billings, died at his Paris residence
after a short illness. according to a
cable message received here. Mr..
Viau. who was thirty-seven years old
and native Of Montreal, was to have
sailed this month for his winter home
mere with his wife. formerly Mrs. Will
| liam O'Dell Of Cincinnati.
THOMAS ]. LEWIS,
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, March q
Thomas J. Lewis. eighty, Confederate
! veteran. who assisted in installing
the engines on the Confederate cruiser
Alabama. is dead at his home here.
He was formerly foreman of the
blacksmith department of the Gin
clnnati Southern railway shops
CHARLES GARVICE.
| LONDON, March 1.-Charles Gar
| vice. novelist, ,dramatist and iour.
nalist, died tonight.
Charles Garvice was one of the
English novelists whose books are
read on this side Of the Atlantic. He
was prolific writer and devoted
his abilities largely to depicting az
| fairs of the heart.
| Just a Girl" was published in 1899
and was followed by Her Hearts
Desire" THE Outcast Of the Family"
| 'In Cupid's Chains" Love Decides"
Love. the Tyrant"; "A Girl of
| Spirit" Diana and Destiny and
many others Of similar strain.
Among his plays were "The Fisher
| mans Daughter" and "A Life's Mis-
take" Mr.. Garvice was at one time
! president OF the Institute Of Lee
turers and was correspondent for sew
eral English and American papers