The Wrangell sentinel., 1923-01-04

of Chicago
 -.April 3o-Commander J. D. J Kelley, U. $. N, retired, in New York.
 May l-John 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. Davison. New No:
 May 7-J. H. Patterson. head of Natter al Cash Resister Go.
 United States District Judge Beverly Evans at Savannah, Ga.
 May Pc. B. Adams, noted penolosis,.
 May ls-Dr' Rafael zaldiyar. former minister from Salvador. in Chicago
 May 5o-A. (. Bartlett, promiAent tr Chicago business and civic life
 June 2-Former United States Sen3 'r "; P Pollock of South Carolina. June 3-Mrs. Mary Virginia Tern Jue (Maron HarlandJ. author. in New Nur.,.
 June 5-W. T. Abbott. Cnieago tr1a-
 June s-Linan Russell Ms Alexand.' P. Moore-famous stage beauty, in Puts
 June 7~Richard A. Ballinger. former secretary Of the interior, a seattle. Georse Carnack. diseoverer of tht KIoudke gold fields. at Vancouver.
 June l3-Horace F. Hooper. publisher of Encyclopedia Britanhiea, c; W, Aldredge, collector of the port
 June Is-Frederic c. Penasld. former | ambassador to Austria, in New York. June A-Take Jonescu. Raman m statesman.
 June 2-Wu Ting Fang. Chinese states man.
 June 24-wflliam T. Rockefeller capi at- ist.
 June "A. Stuart Baldwin. vice prrsi- dent Illinois Central railway. Edwin |. Judd. last surNlNof of foun o's of Republican party, at Anaeortts Wa-.l. June &-Mrs. Charles Henrotn, Ctl,I- go, leader in society and social work. June Sl-Samuel c. Goss. inventor and manufacturer of printing presses. at Glencoe. III. l ONeill. Neb.. in Washington July 9--E. W. Barrett editor and nro- pretor Of Birmingham tAla.) Age-i.rr-
 July l5--Dr. E. J. Wheeler. editor of Current Opinion
 July ia-Rer. Dr. J F. Boucher, founder | Of Boucher college. Baltimore. July &-Aliee Miriam, grand opera star
 '' July ;dy" 24-c@i. R. W. Guthrie. noted oil | man of Pittsburgh. Pa Julg 27-Ri. hard NJ Birdsall. famous jn- | venlor, in CMcago.
 44 Jsis .s 3!F1sS ttr ya55o. MaF{ \ .5ris Marfr@s
 Aag. l-Former United states Senator Frank s; White of Alahama ,r aas. 2-A eaa nd r Graham Bell. in-
 United states senator William E. Crow 1 Of Pennsylvania.
 Al Aug B Benjamin $ Donnelley, former | famous football star, in New York. Aug 4.-EuVer Pasha, eX-War minister | of Turkey EiIled in battle 1 Aug. 6--Rear Admiral Urlel sebree. U. l s. N. retired.
 Aug l2-Arthur GrifHth. president of l Dail Eireann in Dublin. l Aug l3-john C. Woolley, former pro
 hiti.!on candidate for President. in
 Aug. l+-Lord Nortncliffe. noted British 1 journalist and publisher. l Levy Mayer, prominent Chicago law
 Aug B.-koln D. Salisbury. geolog'st l University of ChicaEo. l Aug 1s-GenevIeve Ward. noted Amerl- 1 can traged.enne. in London.
 Aug 2-Rev. pr. Henry Couden, blind
 chaplain of the house of representatives 1 for 25 years. in Washington. | United States senator from Illinois
 Aug. &-Delavan Smith, publisher ot l Indianapolis News. l American Public Health association.
 Aug. 27--Frarcis s. Peabody, millionaire | coal magnate of Chicago.
 Aug. 2S-Arthur Dawson, American art
 'sl Aug asu mMrs. Sl-,f Nellie Grant Jones, only 1 daughter of Gen. L. $. Grant, in Chicar1
 @is;e Sept. 2"col. D. E. Mccarthy, chief
 quartermaster of A. F.. F, in Chicago l The duchess of Albany. | H. H. Lawson. Australian novelist and l poet.
 Sept. 4-Theodore A. Bell, prominent
 lawyer and politiciann Of San Fran eisco is' Sept, 5-Bishop Samuel talio"s 1 head of Reformed Episcopal church. in
 Sept s-J T. Clark, president Chicago. l St Paul. Minneapolis X Omaha railway. ir0a ant q Sept lS-Rt. Rev. CortlanGt Whitehead Protestant Episcopal bishop of Pitts
 $ Sept 7,t ls-Garland stahl. Chicago bank l president and former baseball star. i Sept. 2l-Enos Mills, American natural l ist and author senator from Georgia.
 Oct l-Rear Admiral Charles F. Clark.
 oct q &-WalEer Hill. well known banker
 Oct Marie Lloyd British comedi-
 'tj1s Oct s-Jorge Montt. former president of
 Oct lo-1saac Guggenheim, American copper magrate, n England l Oct 13-Mrs Elizabeth ". Champney. American author.
 oct 23-Dr. Lyman Abbott, editor of | oct 3l-Father Bernard Vaughan, fla nous Jesuit preacher, in London.
 Nov. 1-Thomas Nelson Page. author and former dElDdsSdLOi " Ilals- Alfred Capus, leading French journal | ist. ,. | railroad man. in Philadelphia. | Nov. 7-Jacob Gimbel. prominent mer- | chant of Philadelphia, New York and | Milwaukee Nov. S-Antonio Lopez Gutierrez, minis | ter from Honduras, in Washington. | Nov 9-Mrs. Mary Smith Lockwood, founder of Daughters of American Rev
 oiSi,VH Say H12-Bellahy storer, former Amer ican diplomat. in Paris. Nov. 1LRichard K. Fox. editor and | publisher of the Police Gazette. in New | York
 ] Nov. l5-E. L. Burlingame, former edi- 1 tor of Serbner's Magazine, in New York. Nov. l7-Gen. Luke E. Wright. former secretary of war and governor general of the Philippines in Memphis. | " G. Sharp, former ambassador to France. at Elyria, Q. Nov. la-Frank Bacon. American actor. | in Chicago. Nov, 3-George Bronson Howard. au- thor and playwright. at Los Angeles. g1. O. L. 1Nr.F.