Evening star., 1928-12-31

Cave, British statesman, and Gustav
Ador, ex-President of Switzerland.
In April-Chauncey M Depew: Rep
resentative j. A. Gallivan of Boston and
Martin B. Madden of Chicago; STAN
ley j. Weyman, novelist; r. G.. Carton,
dramatist. and Charles Sims, artist, all
of England; DR.. Sanger Brown. noted
alienist; John A. Dix. former Gov
ernor of New York; E. M StatIer. hotel
owner; Floyd Bennett, famous aviator;
Archbishop Mora y del Rio of Mexico:
Baron Peter Wangel, leader Of White"
Russians
Death Takes Legislator.
In May-Representativ T. c. Sweet
of New York and T. S. Butler of Penn
sylvania; Sir Edmund Gosse of Eng
land and Bessie Van Worst of America,
authors; Allan Dale, dramatic critic:
Prof. Hideyo Noguchi and DR.. w. A,
Young Of the Rockefeller Institute;
Herschel Jones of Minneapolis and E.
3. Piper OF Portland, Greg, journalists;
DR.. Edgar F. Smith of Philadelphia,
eminent chemist: Federal Judge w. H.
Sanborn of st. Paul; William d. Hay
wood, former I. w. w. chief, in Moscow.
In June-Holbrook Blinn, Robert B,
Mantell, Leo Ditrichstein and John
Dooiey. actors, and Avery HopWood.
playwright; John D. Work, former Sem
ator from California: Federal Judge
Adam G. Cliffe of Sycamore, Ill: T.. r.
Meredith, former Secretary of Agri-
culture; Senator Frank r. Gooding of
Idaho; Don Byrne, Irish-American
novelist; DR.. Otto Nordenskjold. Swed-
lsh explorer; j. r. Bone. editor To-
ronto Daily Star; Mrs. Emeline Pank-
hurst, English suffragist: Marshal
Chang Tso-lin, Manchurian leader:
Gen. SWinehart, American soldier of
fortune
- In July-Capt. Alfred Iowenstein.
Belgian capitalist; Howard Elliot. rail-
road executive: G. E. Chamberlain, for
mer Senator from Oregon; Representa-
i've H. r. Rathbone of Illinois: Ellen
Terry, English actress: D. C. Davies,
director of Field Museum. Chicago:
Giovanni Giolitti, italian statesman:
DR.. George Colvin, president University
OF Louisville; Rear Admiral w. M.
Folger, retired; Federal Judge D. C.
Westertaver of Cleveland: T. B.
Walker. wealthy Minneapolis lumber
man and art patron.
In August-George z. Brennan. Illi-
nols Democratic leader: George K. Nor
TlS, New York Republican leader: Col.
George B. Harvey. publicist; Repre-
sentative L. A. Frothingham of Massa-
chusetts; Gov. A. r. Sorlie of North
Dakota; Maude Granger, actress; Gil
Robinson, circus man; d. NJ. Delmas,
noted San Francisco attorney: j. B.
Laughlin, steel magnate; Viscount Hal
dane. British statesman; Marshal Emile
Fayolle, noted French StFategiSt; Mary
Garrett Hay, suffragist.
Cabinet Member Dies.
In September Bokanowski.
French cabinet member: Rear Admiral
G. F. Winslow, retired: Bishop j. C,
Hartzel Of Cincinnati: Urban Shocker.
base ball pitcher; Lincoln Eyre, Ameri-
can war correspondent; Roy K. MouI-
ton, h1lmorist; r. F. Outcault, comic
artist: Brig. Gen. w. n. Bixby: f. A.
StilWeI. railroad man; Sir Horace Oar.
win, scientist
In October-C w. Barron. editor OF
Wall Street Journal; George Beban and
Larry Semon, motion picture stars;
A. F. Seested, publisher of Kansas City
Star; w. j. Flynn. former chief Of
United States Secret Service: Benja-
min Strong. governor of New York Fed
eral Reserve Bank; Robert Lansing,
former Secretary of State; George Barr
McCutcheon and Frances Newman,
novelists; Rev. r. A. Torrey, evangelist;
Sir Frank Dicksee. English artist; Dow
ager Empress Marie of Russia; Brig.
Gen. F. r. McQuigg, former COM
mander of American LEGION
In November-Dr. Frank Crane and
Eliza Scidmore, American writer's; Prof.
T. C. Chamberlin of University of Chi
cago, noted geologist: DR.. John Hard
ing, father of late President Harding:
Representative w. A. Oldfield of Ar
kansas; G.. H. Jones, chairman OF
Standard Oil of New Jersey; Thomas F..
Ryan, New York financier: Rear ADJ
miral F. F. Fletcher, retired: Gen.
Baron jacques, Belgian commander in
World War; Admiral Scheer, COM
mander of German fleet In Battle OF
Jutland
In December-Henry A. Haugen. Chi
cago banker: Lord TennySon, son OF
the poet; Ezra Meeker. last of the Ore
gon Trail pioneers; Miss Alice Long
fellow, daughter Of the American poet;
James A. Patten. Chicago flnancler;
Jacob Nj. Dickinson, former Secretary
of War
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