The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1922-01-06

April s-Jul1e Opp (Mrs. William Favef-
shaml, aettess, in New York. ,,,,,.
Sydney Fisher, Canadian statesman.
April 10-Federal Judge J. c. Pritchard'
former United States senator, at AsheVllle'
n. C.
April 11-Augusta Victoria, FORMER en-
press of Germany.
April 1AMarshan NJ. Kirkman. railroad
authority and author, in Chicago.
April 27-Mrs. Lucy Flower, pioneer edu-
Gator of Wisconsin and Chicago.
April 2n-John Robinson, retired circus
owner, at Miami, Fla.
May 3-Dr w r. Brooks, discoverer OF
many comets, at Geneva. N. Y.
May 15-Former United States Senator
T. b. Catron of New Mexico.
May NV. W. Canada, for 10 years
United States consul at Vera Cruz, Mex
leo.
May 1s-Franklin K. Lane, former sec
retary of the interior, at Rochester. Mimi
May 19-Edward D. White, chief Justice
of United States Supreme court, In WASH
May 21-Mrs. Ella l. Rood, founder of
Audubon society, in Chicago.
May 25-Emile Combes, French states
II. B. Ledyard, chairman Michigan Cen
tra1 board.
May Ss-Dr. NJ. r. vesnitch. Jugo-slav
Very Rev. Or. Andrew Morrissey, co.
adjutor general of the CongregaIon OF
the Holy Cross and former presloent VI
Notre Dame university. .,,
May 29-Brig. Gen. Horace Porter, Clvll
war veteran and diplomat. in New 1ork.
June 5-Rt. Hon. William L. Crooks'
labor leader of England.
June ALVIN T. Hert, Republican ma
tional committeeman from Kentucky.
Brig Gen. J. w. Ruckman at BROOK
line Mass.
Juna SCol. F. w. Galbraith, Jr., ma
tionaf commander of American Legion
killed in automobile accident at 1nolah-
I1ne o-coI William Hester president
Brooklyn Daily Eagle: ..,.
John Golden, president United Textile
Workers.
June 13-Gen. Jose Gomez, former presi-
dent of Cuba, in New York.
H c. Ide, former governor general OF
Philippines.
president American Bar association.
June 16-William E. Mason, congress
man-at-large from Illinois
June 2IDr. Morris Jastrow, Jr., au-
thority on Semitic literature
Gen. c. H. Taylor. editor OF Boston
Globe.
June 2S-Prof. Elias Colbert. veteran
journalist and astronomer of Chicago:
Che lies J. Bonaparte of Baltimore, 1or-
me- :abinet member. =
] 2s-Lady Randolph Churchill. in
Ie aolMaj. Gen. Edward Fielding
vi president volunteers of America
July 3-John F. Wallace. famous en-
gineer, in Washington; &c.,, author and
'ou july I,T i5|Dr. W. E. Stone, president Pur-
due university, killed in mountain climb
| ing accident.
July 2LJudge Septimus Hanna, leader
| in Christian Science church.
| July 29-Robert E. Burke, former Demo-
| cratic leader of Chicago.
Charles B. Cory, ornithologist, at Ash
| land, Wis.
July 3l-Edgar Saltus, author, in New
| York city. .,
Aug. 6-John G. Jenkins, Wisconsin jur-
| list, at Milwaukee,.
CONGRESSMAN R. A. James of Virginia.
| Aug. S-Thomas S. Rowland, vice presi-
dent Chicago. Burlington & Quincy rail-
way, in Boston.
John D. spreckles. Jr., in San Fran
Aug. n-William C. Hook of Kansas.
Aug. 12Alexander Block, Russian poet.
Aug 13-Samuel P. Colt, rubber manu-
| facturer, at Bristol, r. l.
| Aug. liking Peter of Serbia, at Bel
| grade r,
| S. A., retired, at Oakland, Cal.
Demetrios Rhallys, former premier or
Aug. 2s-sir Sam Hughes. Canadian
statesman.
Aug. 2pPeter Cooper Hewitt, American
Aug. sl-Field Marshal Count Won Bue-
| low, in Berlin.
Sept. 2-Austin Dobson, English poet.
| Sept 11-Marquis of Milford haven
prince Louis of Battenberg), In LONDON.
Former United States Senator George
| p Wetmore of Rhode Island.
| Sept 15-Peer o. Stromme, Journalist
and author at Madison, Wis.
Sept. 1S-Rt. Rev. Thomas OGorman,
Catholic bishop Of Sioux sEa, Falis, D. British D.
| financier.
Princess Pauline Metterntch, in Vienna.
| Oct. Former Federal Judge p. S.
Grosscup Of Chicago, at sea: ,r;o
Oct. 2Dayid s Bispham' American
u Former King William II of Wurtem-
Oct oct. 12-Philander Case Knox, United
States senator from I1 FennsyMahiai; foa zinc .,
Oct. 2I-Maj. Gen. w. W. Wotherspoon.
U. S. A. retired, =, 1,. .os,aon.
emeritus of Cornell college, Iowa.
| Nov. 3-Dan r. Hanna, capitalist and
| publisher of Cleveland, O..
| Nov 5-Rev. Antoinette L. B. Blackwell,
first woman ordained as minister in Uni
| ted States, at Elizabeth, N. j.
Nov. &c. H. Prior, pioneer railway
builder, in Minneapolis:
| Mrs. George ]. Gould (Edlth klnsoon)'
| at Lakewood, N. j.
Nov. 2o-Lawrence C.: Earl. American
| nainter at Grand Rapids, Mich.
Nov. 22-Christine Nilsson, Countess de
Casa Miranda, operate soprano. in Co.
Henry M. Hyndman.. British Socialist
leader.
| artist and last surviving son of the poet
hp!,S Nov Lieut. Col. c. w. Whttlesey,
hero of i1ost battalion" suicide at sea.
| Nov 2S-Abdul Bahia Abbas. leader OF
| the Bahaists at Halfa, Syria.
Nov 29-Ivan Caryll. musical comedy
| composer, in New York.
Rev. DR.. A. H. Strong. Baptist minister,
| in Pasadena, Cal.
| Lord Mount Stephen. creator of Cana
! dian Pacific railway system.
| Dec. 10-Sir Arthur Pearson, noted Eng
lish publisher.
Dec. 11-Earl of Halsbury. former Brit
ish lord high chancellor
| Dec 12-H. Clay Evans of Tennessee
former commissioner of pensions:
Dec. 15-Congressman ]. A. Elston or
California.
John w. Duntley, millionaire manufac-
turer of pneumatic tools, in Chicago
| Dec 16-Camille Saint-Saens, French
composer and musician.