The Coolidge examiner., 1932-01-08
NEUROLOGY

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France, hero OF the Marine.
Jan. 11-Nathan Straus of New
York, millionaire merchant and phi
lanthropist.
Jan. 22-Anna Pavlowa, noted
dancer at az The Hague raa.
former governor of New Jersey and
former United States senator.
Feb. 14-Maj. Gen. c. R. Edwards,
commander of Yankee division, A.
Feb. 18-Louis Wolheim. stage
| and screen star.
Frank c. Emerson, governor of
Wyoming.
w. r. Merriam, former governor
of Minnesota.
Feb. 23-Dame Nellie Melba, fam
Gus soprano, in Melba, Australia.
March 1-Representative Henry
A. Cooper of Wisconsin.
Rear Admiral Thomas S. Rodgers,
y. S. N, retired.
March 2-Lieut. Gen. Edgar Jad-
win, chairman of interoceanic canal
board.
March 1O-Joseph P. Cotton, un-
dersecretary of state.
March 16-Cardinal Pietro Maffi,
| archbishop of Pisa.
March 24-Robert Edeson, stage
| and screen star.
Rear Admiral C. P. PIunkett, re-
tired, in Washington.
March 27-Arnold Bennett, Eng
lish novelist and playwright.
Henry. Ives Cobb, American
March 29-Byron Bancroft John
son, founder of American Baseball
league.
pr. George A; Dorsey. anthropol-
April 1-Maclyn Arbuckle, stage
April 9-Nicholas Longworth,
speaker of the national house Of
representatives.
York, Americas richest banker.
May 9-Dr. Albert A. Nicholson,
eminent scientist, in Pasadena, Calf.
May 10-Walter A. Strong, pub
Usher of Chicago Daily News.
May 12-Eugene Ysaye, violinist.
in Brussels, Belgium.
May 14-David Belasco. dean of
theatrical producers.
May 29-Congressman C. A Moo
ney, of Cleveland. Ohio.
June Mortimer L. Schiff, New
York banker and philanthropist.
June 5-John L. Stoddard, Amer
lean author and travel lecturer.
June 15-Miss Anna Adams Cor
don, former president of World w.
C. T. U.
June 2O-Ralph Booth, American
minister to Denmark.
c"Trader Horn"), in London.
June 27-Wilbur c. Whitehead,
bridge whist authority.
July miss Alice M. Robertson,
former congresswoman from Okla
homa.
July 2-,Dr. stephen NJ. Babcock
of University of Wisconsin, inventor
of the milk test.
July George s. Graham of
Pennsylvania, Oldest member of con-
gress.
July John Brisben Walker, SOL
dier, business man, writer and mag
azine editor, in Brooklyn.
July 9-John L. Agnew, mining
magnate, at Copper Cliff, Ont.
R. L; Henry, former congressman
July 13-Representative C. G. Ed
wards of Georgia
July 28-Congressman Sam c..
Major of Missouri.
Aug. 3-Merritt Star, Chicago at
torney and author
Aug. 11-Rev. Peter ]. O'Callaghan
of Chicago, president of Catholic
Total Abstinence Union of America.
Aug: 26-Frank Harris, author, in
Nice, France.
Der of tariff commission.
Aug. S1-Sir Hall Caine, English
author.
Sept. 12-F. w. lehman of ST.
Louis, former United States solici-
Sept. 1S-J. F. Nugent, former
senator from Idaho.
Col. Zack Mulhall, Oklahoma pio-
neer and Snowman.
Sept 19-Dr. David Starr Jordan,
chancellor emeritus of Stanford uni
versity.
Sept 2s-Sir william Orpen. Brit
ish artist.
Oct. 5-Dwight w. Morrow, sena-
tor from New Jersey.
Oct. daniel Chester French,
American sculptor.
Oct. 11-Fleming H. Revell of New
York, publisher.
torian, at Stanford university.
Oct 14-W. H. Williams, presi-
dent of Wabash railway. -
former owner of Chicago National
League Ball club.
Oct 18-Thomas A. Edison in
West Orange, N. ].
Oct. gov. A. Rogers. cartoon
Oct. 21-Arthur scbnit7ler. Aus
oct. 22-Fletcher Hale, congress
man from New Hampshire.
Oct. 24-C. F. D: Belden, librarian
of Boston Public library and presi-
dent of American Library associa-
Oct. 25-Charles A. Comiskey,
owner of Chicago White Sox ball
club.
member of the Hague court.
Oct. 26-Ochs Oakes, editor of
Current History, in New York.
Oct. 28-John NJ. Bowman, presi-
dent of Bowman-Biltmore hotel cor
poration.
Nov Seymour Mandelbaum,
Baltimore philanthropist
Nov. SC. A. Greathouse of Indi-
ana, secretary of Democratic ma
tional committee.
educator, at Northfield; MINI.
Nov. 6-Senator T. H. Caraway of
Henry M. wurzbach, only Repub-
lican congressman from Texas.
Nov. 7-Richard T. Crane, Jr., of
Chicago, president of Crane COM
Nov. 9-Col Isaac N. Lewis, in
ventor of machine gun, in Hoboken,
Nov. 17-Edward Simmons, Amer
lean painter, in Baltimore.
A ]. Wimple, corn developer. in
Centerville, S. D.
Nov. 21-Dr. Sam Small, editor and
evangelist, in Atlanta, Ga.
Nov. 25-Former Gov. AL Taylor
of Tennessee.
Nov. 27-Robert Ames. American
actor.
Hoke Smith, former cabinet men,
Der, senator and governor, in At
lanta, Ga.
Nov. 30-Henry Walters, railway
magnate, in New York.
Dr K O. MatheSOn. president of