Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-12-28

IN Nay ada Jones. noted musical -
May "A !. Gronna formA,
Slstes senator from North Daxotso Ai'ea
hs 10y o-Henry F. Dawson. New yo..
Il At ess IL ssI Fl Patterson, head Of Nation
United States District Ii,ds.
Evans at Savannah. ca. erly
a. Say 81 eh.S,.s p Adams. noted penologi,,
May 1S-Dr. Rafael Zaldfvar
minister from Salvador. in fsbiea ,, ,oi1ier
May So-A. c. Bartlett, prontSS,.
Chicago business and civic life In
June z-Forlner United statas 60
w; r. Pollock OF South Carolina ~ sos
June S-Mrs. Mary yirginia IT,,
tMarion Hariandl, author, in Ne5S, : v :, -as
June 5-W 7. Abbott. Chicago Ans
June 6-Lillian Russeil-Mrs. Ai.v.
f. Moore--famous stage beauty In Pitts'
burgh. Pa. - Als-
June 7-Riehard A. RaIlingsr e..
secretary Of the interior, at Seattle 1Aer
George Carmack, discoverer n -
klondlke gold fields. at Vancouver. ~
sn Sune , sSMHenry 3; oxnard. leader in
June 1s-Horace u. HOOPER nnh,,.,
OF Encyclopedia Britannica '9leF
q; w. Aldredge. collector Of the DOR,
June Ls-Frederic c. Pended FORM.
ambassador to Austria, in New York
June N-Take Jonescu. Ruinanis
SLdlcbfDan.
June 23-Wu Ting Fang. Chinese stat..-
man. Ass
June 24-WiIliam T. Rockefeller, capital
June 27-A. Stuart Baldwin viz. -,
dent Illinois Central railway piesi-
Edwin U. Judd, last survivor of for1rd.,.
OF Republican party, at Anacortes Wasb
J,sle z9-Mrs. Charles Henrotin Chics '
June S0-Samuel g. Goss, inventor ana
manufactures of printing presses ~
Glencoe, Ill. I"
Jqlg s,1ci9ngressman NJ. P. Kinkaid Of
July Sc. w. Barrett, editor and nro-
prletor Of Birmingham (Ala-) Age-Her-
July lsaDr; z. J. Wheeler, editor Of
July is-Rev. Or. ]. r. Goucber. fou,d..
Of Goucher college, Baltimore.
July 22-Aliee Miriam, grand opera star.
July 24-col R. w Guthrie, noted o.,
man of Pittsburgh, Pa. '''
July 27-Riehard M Birdsan. famous IN.
ventor, in Chicago.
July 81-Miss Mary N. Murfres
f''Charles Egpert CraddoclS'). American
author.
Aug. 1-Former United States Senator
Frank S. White of Alabama
Aug. 2-AIexander Graham Bell IN.
ventor of the telephone
United States Senator William E. Crow
of Pennsylvania
l.entuel r. ausete' former congress-
man from Tennessee.
Aug. 3-Benjalnin S. Donnelley. former
famous football star, in New York.
Aug. 4.-Enver Pasha, ex-war minister
of Turkey, killed in battle
Aug. 6-Rear Admiral Uriel sebree. U.
s. NJ. retired.
Aug. l2-Arthur Grihith, president Of
Dali Eireann, in Dublin
Aug. 13-John G. Woolley, former pro.
hibition candidate for President. in
Spain.
Aug. 14-Lord Northcliffe, noted British
journalist and publisher.
Levy Mayer, prominent Chicago law.
yer and capitalist.
Aug. 15.-Hollin d. Salisbury, geologist.
University of Chicago.
Aug. 1S -GenevIeve Ward, noted Ameri.
can tragedienne. in London.
Aug. PREY. DR. Henry Couden, blina
chaplain of the house of representatives
for rs years, IN Washington.
Aug 2S-Albert ]. Hopkins former
United States senator from Illinois.
Aug. 25-Delayan Smith, publisher OF
indianapolis News
Aug, 2s-Dr. stephen Smith, founder Og
American Public Health association
Aug. 2T--Francis s. Peabody millionaire
coal magnate of Chicago.
Aug. 2S-Arthur Dawson, American art
list and critic.
Aug. sO-Mrs. Nellie Grant Jones, only
daughter of Gen. u. S. Grant, in Chicago.
w. H. Hudson @noted British naturalist
Sept. 21col D. E. Mccarthy, chief
quartermaster of A. e. f., in Chicago
The duchess of Albany.
III. H. Lawson. Australian novelist ana
+. W. Dickinson. chief editor of Reu-
SEPT. 4-Thoodore A. Beh, prominent
lawyer and politician of San Francisco.
Sept. 5--Bishop Samuel A Fatiows,
Sept. Sd. T. Clark. president Chicago.
ST. Paul. Minneapolis & Omaha railway
leon Bonnat, eminent French artist
Sept. fS-Rt. Rev. Cort1andt Whitehead,
Protestant Episcopal bishop Oh rus
Sept. 19-Garland stahl Chicago bank
president and former baseball star
Sept. 2i-Enos Mills, American natuTal'
list and author $50.
Sept. 2e-Thomas watson. United States
senator from Georgia. c,-,
Oct. 1-Rear Admiral Charles T. Nld'N'
oct. 6-waiker Hill. well known banker
oct. MARIE Lloyd. British comedi-
Oct s-Jorgs Mont, former president Of
Oct. 1o-Isaac Guggenheim, American
copper ma gnate, IN England.
Oct. 1S-Mrs, Elizabeth w. chanpne''
American author 49, os
Oct. 22-Dr. Lyman Abbott editor o.
Outlook and famous preacher and %Iil ~.
nous Jes-II preacher, in LONDON. .boy
Nov. I--Thoma.= Nelson Page a'Ni''
and former Ambassador TO ltaiy' ,,at.
Alfred Capus. leading French Jo"4""
Nov. 2-r Dewitt cuyler. prominent
railroad man, in Philadelphia, mar.
Nov. 7--Jacob Gimbel, promnent Ia "a
chant of Philadelphia, New 1orA
Milwaukee. -,iris.
Nov. S-Antonio Lopez Gutierrez, nihi''
ter from Honduras, in washington oa
Nov 9-Mrs. Mary Smith LochEp9 ev.
founder of Daughters of American nv
olution. lar.
Nov. 12-BelIany storer. former Amer
lean diplomat, in Paris. .rS
Nov. 14-Richard K Fox, editot ,ssS
publisher OF the Police Gazette III 'F
York. .ai
Nov. BE. L. Burlingame, forme[v ,e egi-
tor OF Scribner's Magazine, in Ne" Ne. IU,
Nov. 17-Gen. Luke K. Wright ~ III ~
secretary of war and governor sehet@
the Philippines. in Memphis. 20
w. G. Sharp, former amoassao0'
France, at Elyria, o. .c,or.
Nov. 1s-Erank Bacon. American
in Chicago. - au-
Nov. 20-George Bronson Howard,
thor and playwright. at Los Ange4g9ss,, lisn
Nov. 2s-Baron Sidney Sonnlho'
statesman. r-sns per
man, in Chicago. s,,, ac-
Nov. 24--John n. Gilmour, Am. ~
tor and musician, at Yonkers, -. FOR.
Nov. 25--Frederick G. NecrlnsI ~ -. y, +ion-
| mar ron prasSJnau and Republican h>e4~-