The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1930-01-03
NEUROLOGY

supreme commander of the liea
armies; Georges Clemenceau, ~
GER" premier during the late ears
Of the war, and General Sd tne
defender OF verdun. Among tne GeE.-
mans who passed were Field MarshaN
Liman Won Sanders. commander Of the
German forces in Turkey, and DIR.
Gustav Stresemann, the eminent
statesman who was German foreign
minister at the time of his death. My
ron T. Herrick, beloved American am
bassador 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. d. Tyson Of Tennessee and
F. e. Warren Of Wyoming, and James
w. Good, secretary Of war, were
among Americas noted dead.
Other notables who died in 1922
were:
In January: Grand Duke Nicholas,
chief claimant to throne of Russia;
George L. tTex) Richard, sports pro-
moter; 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, author; r. L. Slagle, president
of University of South Dakota.
In February: Maria Christina. queen
mother of Spain; Edwin DENLY, former
secretary of the navy; Lily Langtry.
Lady de Battle; Melville e. Stone,
journalist; Vice Admiral Sir Francis
Bridgeman Of England; Frank Keen
an, actor; Mrs. Ogden Goelet Of New
, York; Rev. Newell Dwight Hills, pull
pit orator; Harvey O'Higgins. author
and playwright.
In March: Harrison M. Wild. musi-
clan; Thomas Taggart, Indian Demo
cratic leader; Moses Clapp, former
senator from Minnesota =. d. Buick,
automobile pioneer; Alien B. Pond,
architect; Samuel Rea, former presi-
dent of the Pennsylvania railway; Elk
Gov. w. r. Stubs of Kansas; Brand
er Matthews, author.
In April: E. Lester jones, director
OF United States coast and geodetic
survey; Count Shimpei Goto, Japanese
statesman; J. W. Bailey, former SEN
ator from Texas; Flora Annie Steel,
English novelist; Lord Revelstoke,
British banker; Prince Henry of Prus-
STA, brother of the ex-kaiser; 81 F.
Carry, president of the Pullman COM
pany.
In May: Edward Payson Weston,
famous pedestrian; Earl Of Roseber-
~. English. statesman; Garrett Y.
Serviss, writer on science; Wallace
Treat, American diplomat; Maj. Har1
ry A. Smith, U. S. A.; w. B. Thomas,
Boston capitalist.
In June: Admiral Sir Cecil Burney
of British navy; Bliss Carmen, poet;
Count julius Andrassy. Hungarian
statesman; Charles F. Brush. invent
or of the arc light; Gen. Bramwell
Booth, former head of the Salvation
Army; Don Boucicault, actor; Duarte
Felix, Brazilian journalist.
In July: Dutsin Farnum, stage and
screen actor; Maj. Gen. Eli K. Cole,
marine corps; Rear Admiral r. w.
Eberle, q. S. N; Mrs. Katherine Ting
.;sy Theosophist leader: Robert Henri,
n1usnIf1iifst Mrs. Lillian Bell,
Y B. Fuller, novelist;
mott of United States(
Archbishop J. J. Kean
IDubudue e Berliner, phone
rranh inyentorylR G. Witwer, authoI
Chaucey Keen. Chicago capitalist
Cyril Keightley, English actor; 5
Edwin Ray Lancaster, British savan9
Rear Admiral A. P. NiDlack, U. 5. N
DR.. /. w. Jerks. president Of Alex
ander Hamilton insiitute.
In September: w, r. Dover, forme|
MAYOR OF Chicago: !, Owen T. Edgaf.
last of the Mexican war veteransF
Congressman o. ]. Kvale of MinneS
sofa; Jesse Lynch Williams, author I
Cardinal Dubois. archbishop of Paris \
Miller HIGGINS. manager of New York;
Yankees; U. s. Grant, son OF the late
President Grant. lBaron Tanaka. jap
anese statesman.
In october: II. "A. Bourdelle,
French sculptor; Rr. Gustav Strese'
mann. German foreign minister; Bisn-
op J. G. Murray, head OF Protestanp
Enisconal church,: Jeanne Eagels
actress; W. J. ConAors, Bunaio cap
italist; Bishop Edmund M. Dunee OF
Peoria; Mrs. Lemira Eoodhue. mother
Of Mrs. Calvin Coolidge; Rev. u. ..
Shumaker, Indiana AHti-Saloon league
chief; Rev. John Roacn Stratton OF
New York. noted fundamentalist; Sir
Graham Balfour. British author.
In November: w. G.V Lee. former
president Of Railway Trainmen;
Prince Max of Baden. last imperial
chancellor Of Germany; 1. T. O'Con-
nor. "father" of the house OF com
mons; John Cort, theatrijcai producer;
Rear Admiral Henry w. Lyon; Daniet
E. Appel. president New Rgland Life