Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-01-02

n c., In San Francisco.
July 6--Rear Admiral e. w. Eberle
retired, in Washington.
Justice |. N Mills of New York
July 15-W. T. Francis. American
minister to Liberia
July 16-Justice Grant Fellows o
Michigan Supreme court
July 20-Judge N. ]. Sinnott Of u S
Court of Claims
July 21-John Cotton Dana, librari
an in Newark, n. !.
novelist. in Chicago
Aug. 2--Most. Rev. James j. Keane
Catholic archbishop of Dubuque.
Aug. 3-Emile Berliner. inventor O
disc photograph. in Washington
T. B. Veblen, economist
Aug. 6-Mary MacLane. once famou.
writer. in Chicago.
,oadagg Aug. Z, Victor L Berger socialis
uos,,;o aug; I'll e. Witwer. author. ir
Aug; 12-Chauncey Keep. Chicago
Aug. 14-Cyril Keightley. English
actor.
Alfred c2wles. metallurgist. at Sc.
Baron Horne. British general In
Aug. l5-Dr. G. P. Merrill, curator OF
geology in National museum
Sir Edwin Ray Lancaster. British
Aug. 17--Cyrus Locher. former SEN
Aug. ls-Serge Diaghileff. Russian
opera and ballet producer.
Aug. 20-Rear Admiral Albert P. Nj
black. y. S. ~. retired.
Dr.. Edward B. Craft. inventor, at
Hackensack, N. J.
Aug. 24-Lawrence d. Tyson. U. s.
senator from Tennessee.
Field Marshal Liman Won Sanders,
German World war commander in
Sept. s-william E Dever. former
Owen T. Edgar, last of the Mexican
war veterans. in Washington.
Sept. 4-F. F. Proctor vaudeville
theater magnate, in Larchmont. N. Y.
Sept. 11-Congressman 0. j. Kvale
of Minnesota.
Sept. l2-Louise c. Wilcox. author
and editor. in Paris.
Sept. 14-Jesse Lynch Williams. au-
thor and playwright.
Sept. 2O-Admiral Sir Hedsworth
Meux of British navy
Miller Huggins. manager of New
Sept. 26-U. s. Grant, son Of late
President Grant, in San Diego.
Sept. 2S-Prof. George A. Goodenough
of University of Illinois, chairman Of
Western Conference faculty committee
on athletics.
Baron Tanaka, japanese statesman.
Oct. Thomas E. Mitten. noted trac-
t1On expert or PhlIa0elpnla.
2. A. Bourdelle. French sculptor.
Oct. 2-Dr Gustav Stresemann. for
eign minister of Germany.
Oct 3-Bishop John Gardner Muir
ray. head of Protestant Episcopal
church in United states in Atlantic
Jeanne Eag-ls, American actress
Oct 4-Dr. w. I. Belfield. eminent
physician. in Chicago.
Y. capitalist and publisher
Oct 14-W S. Kelley of Essex Falls.
N. j., inventor Of pneumatic tire.
Oct 17-Edmund M. Dunno. Catholic
bishop of Peoria
Oct. 2o-Dr H; H. Hoppe. neurolo-
gist, in Cincinnati.
stephen B. Elkins of New York:
ana AntiSaloon league superintendent.
II. c. Jones, dean Of University Of
Iowa college Of law.
Oct. 28-Prince Bernhard Won Bue-
low, German statesman.
Senator Theodore f. Burton of Chic:
Oct 29-Rev John Roach Straton of
New York, fundamentalist Baptist,
Nov. William G Lee, former pres
George Hannauer, president of Bos-
ton & Maine railroad.
Nov. 3-Marquis Inouye. Japanese
Nov 4-Manrice Herbette. French
diplomat
Nov 5-Prince Max of Baden. las,
imperial chancellor of Germany.
Miss Mary Solari, art..t AID writer.
" Nov. lo-Dr. Frederick Monsen.
American anthropologist
Nov. l3-Former Princess Victoria,
sister of the ex-kaiser of Germany
Nov. 1T. p. O'Connor. father" OF
the British house of commons.
Nov. ls-James w. Good. secretary
of war
John Cort, theatrical producer.
Nov. 19-Prof p. w Speer. metal
lurgist. at Houghton, Mich,
Nov 21-Dr v. C. Vaughan, scien-
tist and educator. in Richmond Va.
Nov. z2-Rear Admiral Henry w.
Lyon. retired.
Nov. 23-Georges Ciemenceau. war
time premier of France.
Daniel F. Appel. president New Eng
land Life Insurance company. in Bos-
ton
Nov. Ex-senator F. E. Warren OF
Raymond Hitchcock. actor. in Los
Angeles
Ovide Mussn. violinist. in Brooklyn
Nov. &c ]. Mccarthy, former gov
ernor of Hawaii in Honolulu
Nov. 27-John J. Finn Of Chicago.
veteran journalist.
Nov. 2S-Dr Harold Clifford of Oma-
ha, noted eye surgeon.
Nov 29-Father Tondorf of George
town university, expert.
Nov. 30-Dr. J r, Campbell Of Still
water, Okla, educator.
Dec. 1-Prof. M. A. Shaw of Univer-
sity of Iowa
Dec. 2-Robert Reid. American mural
artist.
Dec. 5-Congressman W W. Griest
of Pennsylvania.
Dec. 6-Dr NJ W. Stryker. former
president of Hamilton college.
Dec. 12-Col. Charles Goodnight.
noted Texas pioneer.
Brig. Gen. d E. Aultman. q. 3. A