The Coolidge examiner., 1934-01-05
NEUROLOGY

Jan. Is. p. Henderson. general
manager of Alton railroad. in Chi
cago.
Jan. Mrs. Belle Moskowitz.
| Democratic leader of New York.
Jan. 3-Dr. wilhelm Cuno, former
German chancellor
Jack Pickford. American movie
actor. In Paris.
Jan. 5-Calvin Coolidge. former
President. in Northampton, Mass.
Gilbert Colgate of New York. phi
lanthropist and capitalist.
Jan. Representative Robert r.
Butler OF Oregon.
Jan. 8-Representative S. A Ken
dali OF Pennsylvania
Vladimir de Pachmann, famous
pianist. in Rome.
Jan. l3-Prof Dana Carleton Mum
70 of Princeton.
Jan. l5-Mrs. Jessie Sayre. daugh-
ter of late President Wilson.
RI. Rev. w. w. Webb. episcopal
bishop of Milwaukee.
Jan. 21-George Moore, Irish nov
Jan. 22-Elisabeth Marbury Of
New York. theatrical producer.
Jan. 23-Arthur Garford, indus
trialist and political leader. in Ell
yria, Ohio.
+. A. McCulloch, member of fed
eral trade commission.
Jan. 26--Mrs. o. H. P. Belmont Of
New York, in Paris.
Jan. 2S-George Saintsbury, Eng
lish literary critic.
Sara Teasdale. American poet
Jan. 30-Rear Admiral w. II. n.
Switzerland, U. s. N, retired.
Jan. 31-John Galsworthy. Eng
lish novelist
Feb. IF q. Bonflls, publisher of
Feb 4NArchbishop Rotas Arrieta
OF Panama
Prof. A. H. sayce. British Egyp-
tologist.
,, In Palm Beach, Fla
Feb. 7-Dr. Lawrence F. Abbott,
former editor of the Outlook.
Count Albert Apponyi, Hungarian
statesman.
Feb. II-John D. Ryan. copper
mfgnSte' M W1DstoT II Ne% 9grc Chicago fnancier.
Feb. 12-Field Marshal Sir Will
liam Robertson in London.
George r. Carter. former governor
of Hawaii.
Sir John A Thomson. British SCI
Feb. 14-R- N. Matson. minister
designate to Greece, in Cheyenne.
Feb. 1S-James ]. Corbett. former
heavyweight champion.
d.. y.
fin, u. S. N, retired.
Feb. 26-Thomas w Gregory, for
mer attorney general of the United
States.
Grand Duke Alexander of Russia.
| in France.
March 2-Thomas ]. Walsh, former
senator from Montana and named at
torney general in Roosevelt cabinet.
Rear Admiral John D. Rodgers. U.
| 8. N, retired
March 6-Mayor Anton J. Cermak
| of Chicago, in Miami Fla
March 7-Ex-Congressman VIII R.
Wood Of Indiana.
Maj. Gen. S. D. sturgis. U. S. A..
retired.
March 14-sir Henry Thornton,
former president Canadian National
March 17-Brig: Gen. Charles
March 1S-Duke Of Abruzzi.
March 20-Jefferson De Angels.
April 3-wilson Miner author.
April 5-Earl Derr Biggers, now
April 1O-Dr. Henry Van Dyke.
author and educator.
poser of sacred music. at Easton,
| Pa.
April lS-Judge Webster Thayer
| of Boston, who presided at Sacco-
Vanzetti trial.
Fred Terry, English actor.
April 20-William Courtenay. Amer
| lean actor.
April 21-Joseph Kilgour. Ameri-
can actor.
April 22-Sir Henry Royce. British
motor car and airplane engine
| builder.
April 25-Dr. Felix Adler. philiso-
pher, in New York.
April 29-Rev. Thomas Sherman.
| s. j. son Of Gen. William T. Sher-
Francis Richards, noted inventor.
in New Britain, Conn.
Representative c. S. Briggs of
April SO-Countess de Noailles.
French poetess.
May 2-WilIiam e. Haskell, vet
eran editor and publisher. in Sails
| bury, Md.
May PROF. George H. Palmer of
| Harvard university.
May 8-Cardinal Cerretti in Rome.
Col. c. E. Stanton. U. s. A. retired.