The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-01-04

| luenI OIL NnIlOndl league.
| Nov. 16-Bob Olin won light heavy
| In New York.
Yale defeated Harvard at football
Stanford won coast football title.
| Dec. Navy defeated the army in
| foot ball.
Dec. s-New York Giants defeated
Chicago Bears, winning professional
football championship.
J. T. Mahoney of New York elected
president Of Amateur Athletic union.
| Dec. l0-Barney Ross defeated Bob
by Pacho. retaining junior welterweight
Dec. 12-National league approved
night games with reservations.
NEUROLOGY
Jan; Jacob wassermann. German
Jan. l-Prof. n. C. Warren, Prince
ton university psychologist.
Jan. 7-Robert Simpson. American
novelist and editor.
Jan. 9-Miss Alice French OCTAVE
Thanet). American novelist.
Jan. 10-Frank p. Glass of Alabama,
editor and publisher.
Jan. i2-Aimaro Sato. Japanese dip
tomat.
:. Jan 14-walker D. Hines, former
director general of American railroads.
Gen. Jean Marchand of France. GEN.
ter figure of Fashoda fort incident. :.
Jan. l6-John Sherwin. Cleveland
Jan; ls--Joseph Devlin. Irish nation
Jan. ls-Harrison Fisher. American
artist.
Jan. Backward ]. Brundage, Re-
publican leader, In Lake Forest Ill.
pr. Lincoln HUXLEY. president Stetson
university Deland, Fla.
Jan. 21-John H. McCooey. Tammany
leader of Rrnnx1vn
Amelia Summerville. former stage
star.
Jan: 22-Dr. Mary L. H. Black. south
ern educator.
Jan. 30-Frank N. Doubleday, New
York publisher.
Jan. 3l-Walter wellman, pioneer
aeronaut and veteran journalist.
Feb. 2-Gilbert Nj. Hitchcock. former
senator from Nebraska.
Feb. 3-Montague GLASS; American
writer
Eleanora de Cisneros operatic star.
sin New York.
Feb. l3-August Anheuser Busch of
ST; Louis. brewery magnate
William Travers Jerome of New York.
Charles R Flint. shipowner and a.
nancier.
Feb. 14-Melvin A. Traylor, Chicago
banker.
Feb. l7-Albert, king Of the Belgians.
Feb. 18-John r. Rogers, co-inventor
of the Mergenthaler linotype machine.
III new lOFk.
Feb. misrepresentation Joseph L.
Hooper of Michigan.
Feb. 2s-sir Edward Elgar. British
composer
Corse Peyton. veteran American
Feb. 25-Dr. Daniel W. Protheroe of
Chicago, composer and director.
John McGraw. veteran baseball man
Feb. 27-Dr Henry o. King. educa-
tor in Oberlin, Ohio.
March 4-John Alden. poet and editor.
in Brooklyn. N. 7.
soldier In Mentone. France.
March ll-Margaret Ellington Bowes.
former stage star.
March 14.-Mrs.. Fannie Osborn Porte
Gus. first "Topsy" of stage, at Water
town, S. D.
March 15-John A. Simpson, Okla
homa City, president of the National
Farmers union.
actress, in New York.
March ,2s--John NJ. Harlan. lawyer.
March 25-Maj. Gen. George o. squier
March Ss-otto Kahn. banker. in
April Edward W. Pou. congress-
man. in Washington.
April civilian Wallace Mcdowell.
Mother Hyacinth, founder Of Pas
sionate order in United States
.o Aprtl i ionT fe5 Douglas Robin
April l1-Alfredo zayas. ex-president
of Cuba.
Sir Gerald Du Maurier. British actor.
John Collier. English painter.
April l4-Justice w. C. owen of Wis
consin supreme court.
April l6-John ]. Blaine, former gov
ernor of Wisconsin and United States
senator.
Edwin y. Morgan. former diplomat.
April lS-Alfred Juergens OF Chi
cago artist.
April 2O-C. H. Allen. former gov
ernor of Puerto Rico.
April 2l-Federal Judge w. B. Shep-
pard at Jacksonville. Fla.
April 22-Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt,
ST., in New York.
William Thaw. veteran Of Lafayette
April 24-Dr. Paul Shorey. Greek
scholar, in Chicago.
Fay Hampstead, poet laureate of Free
April so-Maj. Gen. Hugh L. Scott.
noted Indian fighter.
DR.. W. H. WEIGH. pathologist. at Bal
May civilian C. Proctor of Gin
clnnati, manufacturer.
May S-William Fl. Woodin. ex-sec-
rotary of the treasury.
May William Gardner, naval
architect in Bayhead. N. J.
May s--Joy. Morton of Chicago. salt
company head.
May ll-William T.. Corey, former
head Of United States Steel corporation.
May l4-Charles De Garmo. express
ident of Swarthmore college.
May i7-Cass Gilbert. American
May is-Willis J. Abbott. veteran
editor, in Brookline, Mass.
DR.. William Hoskins. famous chem
list, In Chicago.
May z2-Joseph M. Dixon. ex-gover-
M nf
May 24~Brand whitlock. former am
bassador to Belgium.
May 25-William b. Wilson. first Sec
rotary Of labor.
Frank Lascelles. English sculptor and
Archbishop Neil Mcneil of Toronto.
May 28-J. F. J. Archibald, war COR
respondent, In Hollywood. Calf.
Samuel T. Glover. journalist. in Los
Prof. F. }, Pyre of University of
Nav 2s-Jackson Barnett. wealthiest
Indian. In Los Angeles.
Admiral Togo. Japanese war hero.
MAY Slew Cody, screen actor.
June 2-James Rolph- Jr.. governor
Mai. Gen James Parker. retired.
June 4-Rev c. L. O'Donnell, pres
ident OF Hotre Dame university.
June 6 DR.. c. A. Hedblom OF Chi
cago. surgeon.