The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-28

playwright.
 May 2S-Paul Cambon, French diplo- mat. ..
 June BE. c. Shankland, noted civil engineer, in Chicago. I Bishop H. c. Stuntz of M. E. church, in Omaha. ..
 John c. Freund, owner of Musical America, in New York.
 June 6-E. s. Bronson, president Ma tional Editorial association, at EI Reno, Okla. .,.
 June 9ePeter Clark Macfarlane, au- thor and playwright.
 June 17-Frank G. Carpenter, Amer ican traveller and writer, in China.
 June 1S-Judge R. M. Wanamaker of Ohio supreme court. | July 5-A. A. Adee, second assist ant secretary of state.
 July 7-Calvin Coolidge. Jr., young est son of President Coolidge. | July 17-Mrs. Isabella Stewart Gard ner of Boston, patrones of art and music.
 July 1s-Maj. Robert Imbrie, Ameri- can vice consul at Teheran, Persia.
 July 24-Palmer Cox, author of Brownie" stories for children.
 July 27-Ferruccio Busoni, composer, in Berlin. "s
 July 2s-Edward Peple. American dramatist.
 August 2-George Shiras, Jr., former justice of United States supreme court. | August 3-Joseph Conrad, noted novelist, in England. Il
 Former United States Senator c. B. Townsend of Michigan.
 w. E. Waters, professor of Greek in New York university.
 Mrs. Daniel Lothrop (Margaret Sid ney), American author and educator.
 August 5-Irving H. Page, prominent manufacturer, at Chicopee, Mass. I | August 6-Dr. R. G. LeCont of Phil adelphia, famous surgeon. .s:S'
 August 1O-aMry Stuart Cutting, American novelist.
 August 13-Mrs. Joseph Jefferson, widow of the actor, in New York.
 August 14-Francis Perry Elliott, American author.
 August 15-Dr. R. W. Sippey, of Chicago, famous stomach specialist. Viscount Knollys of England.
 Dr. Richard Green Moulton, former professor of literature, University of Chicago, in England.
 August 1S-LeBaron B. Colt, United States senator from Rhode Island.
 August 19-Dr. Samuel Walker of Chicago, noted physician.
 August 20-Miss Lucy Page Gaston of Chicago, noted anti-cigarette cru sader
 August 21-Charles B. Lewis (M Quad), famous humorist, in Brooklyn.
 August 22-Adolph Seeman, pioneer circus man, in Chicago.
 August 30-Julie Reinhardt, once fa- nous American actress. d Sept. 1--Joe Boyer, automobile racer, killed in race at Altoona, Penn. John H. Blackburne, veteran Eng fish chessmaster. H. J. Case, inventor of harvesting machinery at Poughkeepsie, N. Y. , Lieut.. Gen. S. B. M. Young, U. s. A., retired.
 Sept Civilian J. Healy, president Chicago Sanitary district. Sept. 3-Edward F. (Pop). Geers, noted harness driver. Dario Resta, automobile racer.
 Maria T. Daviess, American author. t Sept. 7-Rabbi Solomon Miles, old est Chicagoan, aged one hundred and seven.
 !, Enoch Hogate, dean of Indiana uni versity law school. Stpt. S-Dr. Philo M. Buck, veteran Methodist missionary, in India. : Sept. 15-Frank Chance, noted base ball leader. Jimmie Murphy, automobile racer. P Charles Zeublin, educator and pub licist, in Switzerland. f J. P. A. O'Connor, well-known hotel man, in Philadelphia. Sept. 16-W. l.. Douglas, ex-governor of Massachusetts.
 Sept. 19-John W. Schaeberle, as- | tronomer, at Ann Arbor, Mich.
 James Carruthers, wheat king" of Canada.
 Sept. 2O-John Woods, famous vet , eran sea captain, in Chicago.
 Sept. 12-Ex-Senator R. J. Gamble 0 of South Dakota. Congressman W. R. Greene of Mas l, sachusetts.
 Sept 23-Brig. Gen. c. E. Sawyer, + President Hardings physician, at Mar ion, Ohio. l. Sept 24-Estrada Cabrera, ex-presi- dent of Guatemala. l. Ex-Congressman F. o. Lindquist of Michigan.
 r Charlotte Crabtree (Lotta), veteran American actress, in Boston. r Sept 26-H. l.. Bridgeman, New York newspaper publisher. Il Alvah NJ. Kerr, author and editor, in Hollywood, Cal. n Oct. 2-Sir William Price, Canadian capitalist. 1t E. N. Breitung, New York capitalist
 Dr. O. W. McMichael, noted tuber IT culosis specialist, in Chicago. l Oct. 5-Warren Garst, former gov f ernor of Iowa. '. 's Oct. 6-Dr. W. A. Shanklin, presi dent eme. itus of Wesleyan university. f Oct. 7-Charles L. Hutchinson, Chi l. cago banker and art patron. Opt Q-PrOf NV 4 I0cv Of North n western university, noted zoologist.
 Oct. 11-B. H. Farr, leading au n thority on peonies, in Reading, Pa.
 Oct. 12-Anatole France, eminent al French writer.
 Edgar l.. Larkin, astronomer, at Up d land, Cal.
 Dr. L. c. Seelye, first president oi f. Smith college.
 Oct. 14-United States Senator l- Frank Brandegee of Connecticut.
 Oct. 1z-H. H. Kohlsaat, former Chi i- cago newspaper publisher.
 Oct. 1S-Adniral Sir Percy Scott t. British gunnery expert.
 Oct. 22-F. Wight Neumann, Chi h cago, noted impressario.
 Dr. H. A. Buchtel, former governor 20 of Colorado.
 Oct. 23-John E. Wright, former Chi st cago journalist. le Oct. 26-Secretary of Agricultur,
 Henry c. Wallace. le Laura Jean Libbey, noted novelist.
 Henry S. Cooper, manufacturer, O IS Kenosha, Wis.
 Oct. 26-Lew Dockstader, famous Of minstrel.
 Dr. c. F. Newcomb, Canadian an y, throD,1opist