The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1930-01-03
NEUROLOGY

NEUROLOGY
COME of the greatest actors in
- the drama we call the World
war were taken by death during
the year. France lost Marshal
Ferdinand Foch. supreme com
mander of the Allied armies /,
Georges Clemenceau, the ''Piger,"
premier during the later years of
the war, and General Sarrail, the
defender of Verdun. Among the
Germans who passed yer Field
Marshal Liman Won Sanders, COM
mander of the German forces in
Turkey, and DR.. Gustav Strese-
mann, the eminent statesman who
was German foreign minister at the
time of his death. Myron T. Her
rick, beloved American ambassador
to France during the great conflict
and at the time of his demise,
passed away in March. Three
United States senators, Theodore e.
Burton of Ohio, l.. ID. Tyson of Ten
nessee and f. E. Warren of Wy
oming, and James w. Good, secre
tary of war, were among Americas
noted dead.
Other, notables who died in 1929
were:
In January: Grand Duke Mich
olas, chief claimant TO throne Of
Russia; George L. CTex) Richard,
sports promoter; Henry Arthur
Jones, English dramatist; Casper
Whitney, author and editor former
Senator Oscar w. Underwood of
Alabama; Ogden Mills, New York
financier; Count Chinda, Japanese
statesman; Sophie Irene Loeb. au-
thor; r. L. Slagle, president of Uni
vcrsity of South Dakota.
In February: Maria Christina,
queen mother of Spain Edwin Den
by, former secretary of the navy;
Lily Langtry, Lady de Battle; Mel
vile e. Stone, journalist; Vice Adj
miral Sir Francis Bridgeman of
England; Frank keenan,, actor;
Mrs. Ogden Goelet of New York;
Rev. Newell Dwight Hills, pulpit
orator; Harvey 0'Higgins, author
and playwright
In March Harrison NJ. Wild, mu-
sician; Thomas Taggart, Indiana
Democratic leader; Moses Clapp,
former senator from Minnesota d.
D. Buick, automobile pioneer; Allen
B. Pond, architect; Samuel Rea, for
mer president of the Pennsylvania
railway; Ex-Gov. w. r. Stubs of
Kansas; Brander Matthews. author.
In April: E. Lester Jones, director
of United States coast and geodetic
survey; Count Shimpei Goto, Japa-
nese statesman; j. w. Bailey, for
mer senator from Texas; Flora
Annie Steel, English novelist Lord
Revelstoke. British banker; Prince
Henry of Prussia, brother of tie ex-
kaiser; e. f. Carry, president of
the Pullman company.
In May: Edward Payson Weston,
famous pedestrian; Earl of Rose
berry, English statesman; Garrett
p. Serviss. writer on science; Wal
lace Treat, American diplomat;
Mai. Harry A. Smith. U. S. A.; W.
B Thomas, Boston capitalist.
In June: Admiral Sir Cecil Bur
ney of British navy; Bliss Carmen,
poet Count julius Andrassy, Hun
garian statesman; Charles F.
Brush. inventor of the arc light;
Gen. Bramwell Booth. former head
of the Salvation army; Don Bou-
cicault, actor; Quartz Felix, Brazil
Ian journalist.
In July: Dustin Farnum, stage
and screen actor; Maj. Gen. Eli K.
Cole, marine corps; Rear Admiral
e. w. Eberle, U. S. N; Mrs. kath-
crime Tingley, Theosophist leader;
Robert Henri, American artist;
Mrs. Lillian Bell, author; Henry B.
Fuller, novelist; Judge N. j. Sin
mott of United States Court of
Claims.
In August: Archbishop j. J.
Keane of Dubuque Emile Berliner,
monograph inventor; Fl. {. Wit
author; Chauncey Keep, Chi
ca8O cdplldilSl tSlI NCShehNJ,
English actor; Sir Edwin Ray
Lancaster, British savant; Rear Adj
miral A. p. Niblack, u. S. NJ: DR..
j. W. jerks. president of Alexander
Hamilton institute.
In September: w. E. Dever, for
mer mayor of Chicago; Owen 7.
Edgar, last of the Mexican war vet
Congressman 0. j. Kvale of
Minnesota Jesse Lynch Williams,
author: Cardinal Dubois, arch
bishop of Paris; Miller Higgins,
manager of New York Yankees; U.
S. Grant. son of the late President
Baron Tanaka, Japanese
statesman.
In October: e. A. Bourdelle,
French sculptor; DR.. Gustav Strese-
mann, German foreign minister;
Bishop ]. G. Murray, head OF
the Protestant Episcopal church;
Jeanne Eagels, actress; w. j. Con-