The log cabin Democrat., 1922-01-02


 ,ducator, lecturer and preacher, Of
 Chicago; March 19, Bert Lesion Fay
 l,r of the Chicago Tribune, most fa-
 mons column conductor; March "A.
 TomeS Cardinal Gibbons, archbishop of
 Baltimore; March 2S, Mrs. George NJ. puIIman. widow of the car builder,
 and Charles Haddon Chambers, Aus
 tralian playwright; March 29, John
 Burroughs beloved American natural . iSt. Auru 3, Annie Louise Cary, once { famous prima donna; April s, Julie Oup actress and B. E. Wallace, pioneer
 circus man. April 9, Archbishop Walsh
 of Dublin sydney Fisher, Canadian statrsman, and Ernesto Nal an, former
 muyor of Rome; April II, Augusta
 Victoria. former empress of Germany;
 April 80, John Robinson, noted circus ! owner.
 May 3. pr. w. R. Brooks, astrono-
 0cr; May 5 J A. Sleicher, editor Les 1 lies Weekly May II, Ali Hyman, the atrcal manager May 15, Former Sen
 afor r. E. Catron of New Mexico; May i IS. Former Secretary of the Interior ! Franklin B. Lane; May 19, Edward D. 1 White, chief justice of the United 1 States Supreme court; May 20, Gen. : Horace Porter, war veteran and diplo- 1 mat.
 ] June !. W. T. Crooks, noted British
 labor leader; June [, Alvin T. Hert, | Renuhican leader of Kentucky; June 8, 1 Col. |. ". Galbraith, Jr., national con- i uandcr of the American Legion; June 1 L. Gen. Jose Gomez. former president | nl Cuba. and II. C. Ide, former gover- l nor general of the Philippines; June 1 IT.. Judge ". A. Blount of Florida, | president of the American Bar assO- | ciati0n: June l6, William E. Mason, | coHgroS S>manat-lHrge from Illinois; | June -, Dr Morris Jastrow, authority 1 on Semitic literature, and Gen. C. H. | TaYlor. editor of the Boston Globe; | June 2s. Charles !. BOnaparte of Bal umorc: June %, Lady Randolph | Churchill.
 July 3, John F. Wallace eminent en- gineer; July 10. Douglas Story, author and journalist; July 12, Harry Hawker, | famous British aviator; July 15, Dr. W. r.. Stone. president of Purdue uni yerslty; July 20, Robert E. Burke, prominent Democrat of Chicago, and Charles B Cory ornithologist; July 31, Edgar SaItus, author.
 Aug. ?. Enrico Garuso, the famous operatlc tenor; Aug. 6, John c. Jen- kinS Wisconsin jurist: Aug. II, Will liam C. Hook, jurist, of Kansas; Aug. F. Alexander Block, noted Russian poet Aug. l3, Samuel P. Colt, leader in rubber industry; Aug. r, King Peter of Serbia; Aug. 19, Demetrios Rhallys. Greek statesman; Aug. 23, Sir Sam Hughes of Canada; Aug. 9, Peter Cooper Hewitt noted American inven- tor Aug. 3l, Field Marshal Count von Buelow. German war leader.
 Sept. ?, Austin Dobson, English T. Wetmore of Rhode Island: Sept l5, Peer Stromme. American author and journalist; Sept. 21, Sir Ernest Cas-
 sel, British tinancier; Sept. 2S. Engel- bert HumperdInck, German composer Oct. l, Former Federal Judge Peter | GroSscup of Chicago; Oct ?. David BiSpham, American baritone, and Will | liam II, former king of Wurttemberg; 1 Oct. r. Philander Case Knox, senator from Pennsylvania Oct. Is, Ludwig III, former king of Bavaria; Oct. 2l, Maj. Gen. W. w. Wotherspoon, U. s. | A; Oct. -, Bat" Masterson, writer and former noted weSterner: Oct. 26, | Henry Oven, American novelist. Nov. :, Dan Hanna, capitalist and | publisher, Of Cleveland, O.; Nov. g. Rev. AutOinette Blackwell, first woman ordained aS minister in the United States; Nov. l3. C. II. Prior of St. Paul. railway builder and Mrs. George
 J. Gould; Nov. 20 Lawrence C. Earl. American painter; Nov. 22, Christine Nilsson, Countess dc Casa Miranda, l once famous operatic soprano, and Henry M. Hyndnan, British socialist leader; Nov. v, Lieut.. Col c. W. 1 Nmttl"Sey, hero of the Host battal- ion; Nov. 2S, Abdul Baha Abbas. lead.
 CT "f the Bahaists; Nov. 20. Ivan | 'hElI, composer, and Lord Mount Ste l ph"n, creator of the Canadian Pacific railway system.
 Dec. TO, Sir Arthur Pearson, famous ! bilhd publisher of England; Dec. II. 1 the earl of IIalsbury, former British
 l'fd nigh chancellor; Dec. F, II. Clay
 Evans Of Tennessee, former commits
 S'"heF of pensions; Dec. 15, Congress-
 man J. A ElSton of California, who
 committed suicide; Dec. 18, Camille
 H'7't-SaenS' noted French composer.