The Colorado statesman., 1923-01-06

| Aprll JO-COmmhnueT ~ kAoaAess
| u. S. N, retired, in New York.
May 1-John Vance Cheney. poet ana
sssayist, in San Diego. Cal. .,-
May Ada Jones' noted musicai COM
May "a ]. Gronna, former United
states senator senator fr9m baTisan Sorth DaSe New York
| banker.
May IL. H. Patterson. head of Nation
United States District Judge Beverly
May &c, b Adams, noted penoioEist.
May Ia; isNDr. Rafael zaldlyar former
minister from Salvador. in Chicago.
Chicago business and civic life.
~, June 2IFormer Unit United d,,st1,1 States sen'tor
wi PollSGh OF rv South viaTinIa GarG1laa rerhun.
| marion Harland), author. in New York.
June 5-w. T. Abbott. Chicago hnan-
June 6-LiiIan Russell-Mrs Alexander
p Moore-famous stage beauty. in Pitts
June 7-Richard A. Ballnger. former
secretary of the interior, at Seattle, A..
George Carmack. dscoverer of the
| June S-Henry r. Oxnard. leader in
sugar Industry, in New York: York: ,,,,,.,,
| OF Encyclopedias Britannica.
G. w. Aldredge, collector OF tho port
June is~Frederic C. Penreld, former
| amba ssador to Austria, in New York.
June 2l-Taks Jonescu. Rumanian
June 23-wu Ting Fang. Chinese states
June 24-wnliam r. Rockefeller. capital
June ga. Stuart Baldwin. vice presi-
dent Illinois Central railway.
Edwin U. Judd, last survivor OF founders
of Republican party, at Anacortes. Wash.
June 2g-Mrs. Charles Henrotin, Chica-
go, leader in society and social work
manufacturer OF printing presses, at
a
O'Neill Neb., in Washington.
July e-E. w. Barrett, editor and pro-
pretor of Birmingham (Ala-) Age-Her-
aid.
July 16-Dr. f. ]. Wheeler. editor of
july is-Rev. DR.. J. F. Goucher. founder
of Goucher college Baltimore.
July 22-Alice Miriam. grand opera star
july 24Ecoi r. w Guthrie. noted oil
man of Pittsburgh, Pa
July 27-Rlehard NJ. Birdsall. famous in
SsRiSF' Juiy '9 aoMiss esiias0' Mary N. Murfre.
C'Charles Egbert CraddOck'). American
Aug 1-Former United States Senator
Frank S. White OF Alabama.
Aug 2-Alexander Graham Bell, in
ventor of the telephone.
United States Senator William e. Crow
LemueI p Padgett. former congress-
man from Tennessee.
Aug 3-Benjamin s. Donnelley, former
famous football star, in New York.
of Turkey killed in battle.
Aug. 6-Rear Admiral Uriel Sebree, U.
Aug i2"Arthur Grimth, president of
Dali Eireann, in Dublin,
Aug. 13-John G. Woolleyt former pro-
hibition candidate for President in
Aug 14-Lord Northclirre, noted British
journalist and publisher. ,
Levy Mayer, prominent Chicago law
Aug. 16Nkoliin D. Salisbury. Eeologist.
- IL, - n
Aug. ls-Genevleve Ward, noted Ameri-
can tragedienne. in London: go
cbapfain Of the house Of REPRESENTATIVES
for 25 years. in Washington:
Avg 2s.Albert HOP aOpkIInT'si IT'ino,f former
Aug. 2.Delavan Smith. publisher OF
Aug. 26-Dr. Stephen Smith. founder of
American Public Health association.
Aug. 2T-Francis s. Peabody. millionaire
coal magnate of Chicago.
Aug. 2S-Arthur Dawson, American art
Aug so-Mrs. Nellie Grant Jones, only
w II. Hudson, noted British naturalist
and author. - -.
q9srtermaster sePt, % of T. A. F +. FIN F.. in Chicago
The duchess of Albany.
H. H. Lawson. Australian novelist and
F. w. Dickinson. chief editor of Reu-
Sept. 4-Theodore A. Bell, prominent
sept. 5NBishop Samuel A Fallows.
head of Reformed Episcopal church. in
Sept. 81 T. Clark. president Chicago.
St Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha railway.
Leon Bonnat eminent French artist.
Sept. 1S-Rt. 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 2e-Thomas Watson, United States
Oct. Rear Admiral Charles e. Clark.
Oct 62waiKer Hill. well known banker
of St. Louis, Mo;
oct s-Jorge Montt. former president of
Oct 1o-Isaac Guggenhelm. American
copper magnate, IN England
Oct 13-Mrs; Elizabeth w. Champney.
Oct 25-Dr. Lyman Abbott. editor of
Outlook and famous preacher and writer.
nous Jesuit preacher, in London.
and former ambassador to Italy.
Alfred Capus, leading French Journal
Nov. 1T Dewitt cuyler. prominent
chant OF Philadelphia, New York and
Nov. sNAntonio Lopez Gutierrez, minis
ter from Honduras. in Washington
founder of Daughters of American Rev
| olutlon.
| Nov 12-Bellamy Storer. former Amer
| lean diplomat, in Paris.
Nov +Richard K. Fox, editor and
publisher of the Police Gazette. in New
| York
Nov. BE. L. Burlingame. former edi-
tor of Scribner's Magazine. in New York.
| Nov. 11-Gen. Luke e. Wright. former
| secretary of war and governor general OF
the Philippines. in Memphis
| w. G. Sharp, former ambassador to
| France. at Elyria, o.
Nov. 1s-Frank Bacon. American actor.
! in Chicago.
| Nov 0-George Bronson Howard au-
| thor and playwright. at Los Angeles.
Nov. 23-Baron Sidney Sonnino. Italian