The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-12-29

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Nav l-Iohn Vance Cheney. poet and
essayist. in San Diego. Cal
MAY Ada Jones, noted musical COM
May A. J. Gronna. former United
States senator from North Dakota.
May 6-Henry p. Dawson, New York
banker.
MAY ~ II. Patterson, head of Nation
al Cash Register co.
United states District Judge Beverly
Eyans at Savannah. Ga. ,o,oui.,
May Ed. Rafael Zaidivar. former
minister from Salvador in Chicago. -
May 30-A. e.. Bartlett. prominent i'll
Chicago business and civic life.
June Former United States SEM tor
W. P. Pollock Of South Carolina.
June 3--Mrs. Mary Virginia TeThune
(Marion Harand), author, in New York.
June 5-N. Y. Abbott. Chicago imam
cier.
June 6-LilIian RusseII-NIrs AleXand,-
p Moore-famous stage beauty, III iltts-
Inne Richard A. Ballinser. former
secretary of the interior, at Seattle.
Klomdike gold fields, at Vancouver.
June S-IienFy r. OXnard, leader in
sugar induStry. in New York ,,;s,.u
June l%-liOrace T.. Hooper. publisher
OF Encyclopedia Britannica
q. W. Aldredge, collector of the port
OF New York.
June ls-trederic c. Penfeld; former
b
June 21-Take Jonescu. Ruma MAN
statesman.
June 23-Wu Ting Fang. Chinese states
man.
June 24-WiIIism 7. Rockefeller. capital
June "a. Stuart Baldwin. vice presi-
dent Illinois Central railway.
Edwin L. Judd. last survivor OF foundets
Of Republican party. at AnaCortes, ASH.
June %-MrS. Charles llenrotin. ChlcA-
60. leader in society and social work.
June 20-Samuel q. Goss. inventor and
+ manufacturer OF printing presses, Al
I Glencoe. ILL.,
July 6-Congressman NJ. p. Kinkaid OF
/ O'NriH. Neb.: in Washington
July &c. W. Barrett. editor and pro-
priet"r OF Birmingham CAlaD Aee-iIer-
aid.
july l5-Dr. +. ]. Wheeler. editor OF
JuIy IS Rev. Or J. 7 Goucher, founder
of Goucher college. Baltimore.
.tuly Alice Miriam, eranu opera star
July -4-Coi. II. W. Guthrie. noted oil
man Of Pittsburgh, Pa
Guly Richard NJ Birdsal. famous in
ventor. IL Chicago.
C'Charles Esbert CraddockD. American
author.
Aug. Former United States Senator
Frank :. White of Alabama
Aug. 2-Ale&ander Graham Bell. IN
! ventor OF the telephone.
United States Senator William +. Crow
OIL feli1sNlE1llla.
LeInGel p. Padgett former congress
! man from Tennessee.
Aug } Benjamin :. ponnelley former
famous football star in New York.
Aug. 4.-EuEer Pasha, eN-Nar minister
| OF Turkey. Killed in battle
Aug. G-Rear Admiral lriel Sebree, L.
). n. retired
Aug 12-ATthur Griffith president of
Dali EireanH. i'll Dublin.
Aug. lSJohn q. Woolley. former pro
! hibition candidate FOR President, in
Aug. 14-Iord Northcline. noted British
journalist and publisher
Levy Mayer prominent Chicago law
Yer and capitalist
/ Aug l5.-Rollin -. Salisbury, geOloSiSt,
/ University OF Chicago.
| Aug. 1s-Genevleve Ward. noted Ameri-
! can tragedienne in London.
Aug. 22-Rev. Or. Henry Couden. blind
| chaplain of ghe house "f representatives
| for . years. in Washington.
Aug. 23-Alhert ]. Hopkins. former
! United States senator from Illinois
! Aug. 2j--Delavau Smith. publisher of
Indiana polls News.
Aug. aG-Dr Stephen Smith. founder of
American Public Health association.
Aug. 2T-Francis :. Peabody, millionaire
| coal masnate OF Chicago.
/ Aug. @S-Arthur Dawson, American art
: Isl and critic.
Aug. 9n-Mrs. Nellie Grant Jones. only
! daughter Of Gen. L. :. Grant. in Chicago.
W. n. Hudson. noted British naturalist
! SPIT. Col D. L. Mccarthy. chief
: auartcrnastcr of A. r. -. in Chicago.
The duchess of Albany.
: II. H. Lawson. Australian novelist and
r w. Dickinson, chief editor of Reu-
/ tcr's
/ Sept. 4-Theodore A. Bell. prominent
: lawyer and politician of San Francisco.
Sept bishop Samuel A Fallows
head OF Reformed Episcopal church. in
Sept, 81 r. Clark. president Chicago,
St Paul. Minneapolis & Omaha railway.
Leon Bonnat eminent French artist
Sept. lS-Et. Rev. Cortlandt Whitehead,
Protestant Episcopal bishop of Pitts
sept 1s-Garland stahl. Chicago bank
president and former baseball star.
Sept 21-Enos Mills, American natural
sept 3G-Thomas Watson, United States
| senator from Georgia
oct Rear Admiral Charles E. Clarh,
OCT. s-WalKer Hill. we'll known banker
of St Louis. Mo.
Oct. Marie Lloyd. British comedi-
oct s--Jorge Montt. former president Of
Oct. 1o-Isaac Guggenheim. American
copper migrate. u England.
oct I-Mrs Elizabeth W. Champney
American author.
oct. 2.-pr. Lyman Abbott, editor, of
Outlook and famous preacher and writer
nous Jesuit preacher, in London.
Nov. l-Th0mas Nelson Page, author
and former amha ssador to Italy.
Alfred Capus. leading French journal
Nov. IT. Dewitt cuyler. prominent
railroad man, in Philadelphia.
Nov. Jacob Gimbel. prominent mer-
chant of Philadelphia. New York and
Milwaukee.
Nov. S-Antonio Lopez Gutierrez minis
ter from Honduras, in Washington.
Nov s-AIrs. Mary Smith Lockwood,
founder of Daughters Of American Rev
olution.
Nov. 12-BelIamy Storer, former Amer
lean diplomat, in Paris.
Nov. l4-Richard * Fox. editor and
publisher OF the Police Gazette. in New
York.
Nov. l5-E. l.. Burlingame. former edi-
Tor of Scrlhner's Magazine. i'll New York.
Nov. lI-Gen. Luke e. Wright. former
secretary of war and governor general OF
the Philippines. i'll Memphis.
W. @. Sharp, former amba ssadOr 10
France. at Elyria o.
Nov Frank Bacon, American actor,
in Chicago.
Nov. 9-George Bronson Howard. au-
thor and playwright, at Los Angeles.
Nov 23-Baron Sidney Sonninu, Italian
statesman.
Henry \. Cary, we'll known newspaper
man. in Chicago.
Nov. 24--John II. Glmour. American ac-
tor and musician. at Yonkers n. Y.
Nov. 25-FrederCk @. Nedriughaus. for
mer congressman and Republican nation
al committeeman from Missouri.
Nov. 26-Kate Ryan veteran American