Roanoke Rapids herald., 1924-01-04

uStYi Mfs. SOhu Il. " AtcitfsaoAasss
itua list leader; DR.. Emil G. Hirsch,
emipent rabbi of Chicago; George
Haniiin. singer; Constantine, former
king CT Greece; ". NJ. Moore. finan
cier; Alexandra Ribot. French states
man; Frederic Harrison. English his
torian; Wallace Reid motion picture
star; Max Nordau. German philoso-
pher; DR.. Paul Reinsch. former min
lister to China; DR.. W. S. Haines. toxi-
cologist of Chicago; Henry Clews, New
York banker.
In February: Bishop c. J. O'Reilly
of Lincoln, Neb.; Cardinal Prinsco.
archbishop of Naples. E. E. Barnard,
astronomer; ex-senator J. "A. Hemen-
way of Indiana Prof. w. c. Roentgen.
discoverer of the X-ray; Judge Martin
Knapp Of the federal court OF appeals
Bishop c. D. Williams of Michigan;
Prince Miguel de Braganza; Theophile
Delcasse, French statesman; Mrs. John
A. Logan; George r. Peck, lawyer
and orator; Charlemagne Tower,
American statesman; ex-senator G. C.
Perkins of California; Frederic De
Belleville, actor; ex-senator ]. Il. Bur-
ton of Kansas.
In March: Congressman w. Bourke
Cochran of New York; William G.
Beale, Chicago lawyer; Orson Smith,
Chicago banker; Charles D. Norton,
New York banker; Chancellor j. r.
Day. educator; Dr. G. Frank Lydston,
noted surgeon; DR.. John NJ. McBryde,
southern educator; M. d. Campbell,
member of federal reserve board; Sen
ator S. D. Nicholson of Colorado; Nine.
Sarah Bernhardt, actress; Congress
man John r. Tyson of Alabama; Cen
eral Manoury, French war hero; E.
d. Hubert, Chicago banker.
In April: Earl of Carnarvon Hor-
ace Boies, former governor of Iowa
Rear Admiral II. S. Knapp; Mother
Superior General Carmela of the Fran
ciscan nuns; Stuyvesant Fish, finan-
cier and railway man; George A. Yule.
Wisconsin financier; w. T. Hazen, for
mer chief of United States secret serv-
ice Taylor Granville, actor and play
wright; Jess Dandy, comedian; Bish.
op Daniel futile: Ex-Governor Fred
NJ. Warner of Michigan; Rev. DR.. G.
C.. Houghton, pastor of the Little
Church Around the Corner in New
York; Maj. Gen. Frank D. Baldwin; A.
B. Seelenfreud, International secretary
of Bnai Birth; Senator Knute Mel
son of Minnesota; Mrs. Matthew T.
Scott, D. A. II. leader; Emerson
Hough, author; Bishop Alfred Harding
of Washington.
In May: Rear Admiral w. S. Cowles;
Howard Saxby, lecturer; Congressman
John w. Rainey of Chicago; Sadie
Martinot, one-time musical comedy
star; Brig. Gen. II. NJ Robert; N. C.
Wright, publisher of Toledo Blade: DR..
]. A. Macdonald, former editor of the
Toronto Globe A. G. Webster, physi-
cist; DIR. T. N. Ivey, editor of South
ern Christian Advocate; George Jay
Gould Dr. Florenz Ziegfeld. veteran
musical educator; o. B. Halvorsen,
Norwegian statesman; Capt Fl. w.
Baker, ship owner of Detroit; ex-Gov-
ernor ]. w. Folk of Missouri Congress
man Claude Kitchn of North Carolina.
III JUNE JuuSe IHO1udS VI. w lHueS,
Chicago jurist Pierre Lott. French
writer: Maurice Hewlett, English nov
elist; John Mcfarland, president of
International Typographical union;
Paul Cornoyer, American artist; MIL
ward Adams, theatrical producer Of
Chicago; Edward r. Potter, sculptor.
In July: A. w. Marchmont, English
novelist; DIR. J. G. Kiernan, alienist OF
Chicago; Bishop James Ryan Of AL
ton, Ill.,; Mrs. Cyrus Mccormick. phil
anthropist and widow of harvester
manufacturer; Vice Admiral de Bon
of France; former Supreme court JUS
tfce William R. Day Helen Ring Rob-
inson, Colorado's first woman senator;
Congressman Luther w. Mott of Os-
wego, N. Y; Albert Chevalier, Eng
lish actor; DR.. L. Wilbur Messer, Y.
NJ. c. A. leader; Louis Couperus.
Dutch novelist; John NJ. Siddall, edi-
tor of American Magazine; Judge w.
Fl. Gabbert, Colorado jurist; Rear Ad.
miral c. D. Sigsbee; William Holabird,
Chicago architect: Cen. Francisco VII
la IA Sir
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