The Coolidge examiner., 1936-01-03

mer director of the mint.
April 29-Alfred 1. du Pont. indus
trialist. in Jacksonville, Fla.
May 5-E. C. Dinwiddie, temper
ance leader. in Washington.
May 6-Senator Bronson NJ. Cut
ting of New Mexico.
May 9-Nathan H. Dole. American
author and translator.
May 1O-Herbert Witherspoon, di-
rector Metropolitan Opera company,
in New York
May 12-Marshal Josef Pilsudski
dictator of Poland.
May 13-Maj. ]. S. Cohen. editor
Atlanta Journal and former SEN
ator.
Maj. Gen. Harry Lee, U. 9. ma
rines.
May 14-Dr. Edwin B. Frost. as
tronOmer.
Pleasant stoval. former minister
to Switzerland
May 16 = John P. Weyerhaeuser,
lumber magnate.
May 18-John r. Drexel of Phila-
delphia, in Paris.
May 19-Col. Thomas E. Lawrence
-'Lawrence of Arabia'-in Boving-
ton. England.
May 21-Miss Jane Adams of Chi
cago famed social worker.
May 27-Rear Admiral w. c. Cole.
U. S. N, retired.
May 30-William Dudley Foulke,
author and civil service reformer, at
Richmond, Ind.
May 81 - Rear Admiral w. L.
Capps. U. s. N, retired.
June 6-Viscount Byng of Vimy.
George Grossmith, English actor.
June 15-Edwin P. Morrow, ex-
governor of Kentucky.
Gaar Williams, noted cartoonist.
June 22-Elliott w. Sproul of Chi
cago, eX-congressman.
July 81. ]. Bernet of Cleveland,
railway executive.
Oliver Herford, American author
and artist
July 6-Maj. Gen. Stuart Heint-
zelman, U. S. A.
July 9-Ray Long, noted magazine
July 12-Lt. Col. Alfred Dreyfus
of France.
July 17-George William Russell,
July 21-Mrs. Basil de Selincourt
(Anne Douglas Sedgwick), English
novelist.
July 25-Col. H. H. Rogers of New
York, capitalist.
Charles NJ Clark, utilities magnate
July 28-Gray Silver. veteran farm
leader
July 29-Dr. Walter williams, edu-
Gator. at Columbia, Mo.
July S0-Frederick H. Gillett of
Massachusetts, former speaker and
United States senator
Aug 5-Frank H. Hitchcock, Tue
son publisher and former postmaster
general.
Aug. . Representative Charles
Truax of Ohio.
Aug. 13-sir william Watson. Eng
liSh poet
Aug. 15-wnl Rogers. actor and
humorist.
Wiley Post, aviator.
Aug. 17-GiIson Gardner, editor
and author, in Washington.
Aug. % Admiral Kondouriotis.
first president of Greek republic.
Aug 25-Thomas A. Edison, Jr.
Aug. 27-Childe Hassam. American
artist.
Aug. 29-Queen Astrid of Belgium.
Aug. 30-Henri BarbusSe. noted
French author and pacifist.
Aug. 31-Mrs. Harold Ickes. wife
of secretary of the interior.
Herman Bernstein. American au-
thor and editor and former diplomat.
Sept. 2-Charles Dickinson of Chi
cago, pioneer in aviation.
George c. Hanson. veteran Ameri-
can diplomat.
Sept. 4-Bishop Walter T. Sumner
of Oregon, crusader against vice.
Sept. William Abbatt of New
York, historian.
Mrs. Wilson Woodrow, American
novelist.
Sept Sept Sc L. Dohsny, Hay gil mqgnate panns
will of Pennsylvania.
Sept. 10-United States Senator
Huey P. Long of Louisiana.
Sept. 12-Clive Runnells, vice pres
ident Pullman company.
Sept 14-Dr. Leo Cans. nestor of
German chemical industry.
Dame Madge Kendall, veteran
English actress
Sept. 1s-J. S. Cooper. former U.
S. commissioner of education.
Jules Cambon. French diplomat.
Sept. 20-Gen. w. w. Atterbury,
retired president Of Pennsylvania
Sept. 2S-De Wolf Hopper. Ameri-
can comedian.
Sept. 29-Ernest P. Bicknell. vice
chairman of American Red Cross.
Oct. 1-Karl Hartman. magazine
editor.
Oct. 3-Bishop T. F. Gailor, chan
cellor of University of the South,
at SeWanee. Tenn.
Oct. 4-Henry de Jouvenel, French
statesman
Oct. 6-Edward c. Moore OF Chica-
go, musician and music critic.
Oct. 7-Francis Wilson, veteran
Oct. 16-Maj. Gen. Milton J. Fore:
man of Chicago.
Maj. Gen w. L. sibert. one of
builders of Panama canal.
chairman U. s shipping board.
Oct. 19-Congressman H. NJ. Kim
ball of Kalamazoo, Mich.
Oct. 20-Maj. Gen. A. w. Greedy,
Arctic explorer.
Sidney Smith, cartoonist.
Oct. 21-Langdon E. Mitchell of
New York, playwright
Oct. 22-Dr. ]. c. Bloodgood of
Baltimore, cancer expert.
Lord Carson. North Irish states
man.
Oct. 81 Federal Judge W. I.
Grubb at Birmingham, Ala.
Oct. 29-Rev. DR.. Johnston Myers
Nov. 6-Dr. Henry F. Osborn, sci
enlist and explorer, in New York.
William A. C'Billy'D Sunday,
evangelist, in Chicago.
Nov. Sherman Black, newspaper
publisher, in Chicago.
Nov. 9-Walter l.. Fisher of Chi
cago, former secretary of the inte-
Nov. 13-Frank Navin, president
of Detroit Tigers ball club.
Nov. III. X. Blatchford, hotel
man, in Chicago.
FitzHenry at Normal. III.
Nov. 10 - Federal Judge Benson
Hough at Columbus. Ohio.
Nov. 20-Earl Jellicoe. British ad-
miral
Nov. 21-Dr. A. B. Dinwiddie. pres
ident of Tulane university.
Nov. 24-E. w. Rice, pioneer in
electricity industry. at Schenectady,
N. Y.
Nov. 3O-Dr. Edward Judd, noted
mayo clinic surgeon.
Dec. II. NJ. Young. of New York,
inventor of vacuum packing can.
Adrian Stokes. English artist.
Dec. 2-Dr. James H. Breasted of
University of Chicago, orientalist.