The Coolidge examiner., 1937-12-30
NEUROLOGY

Jan. 1-E. v. R. Thayer. New York
Col. D. w. MacCormack, commission.
er of immigration.
Jan. 6-Admiral Albert Gleaves. u.
s. N. retired.
Jan. 8-Charles Hayden. New York
banker and philanthropist. ,-.--
Jan. 9-Clarence Eddy of Chicago,
famous organist.
Jan. 1O-Julius Steiglitz. noted chem
list, in Chicago.
Jan. I3-Martin johnson. noted ex-
plorer.
Jan. l7-R. D. Cary, former United
States senator and governor of Wyoming.
Jan. 18-Clarence A. Barbour, presl.
dent of Brown university.
Jan. 20-Bishop M. J. Gallagher of
Jan. 21-H. C. Lloyd. Philadelphia
and New York banker.
Jan. 22-Eugene M. Stevens, Chicago
banker.
Feb. 4-W w. Durbin. register of
United States treasury.
Feb. 6-Elihu Root. statesman and
lawyer, in New York.
Feb. bishop A. F. Schinner In Mil
waukee.
Ex-Congressman C. R. Crisp of
Feb 2-Congressman James P.
Buchanan of Texas.
Rollo ogden. editor of New York
FEB 23-Rear Admiral Henry r.
Feb. 24-Sir Guy Standing. movie
actor, in Hollywood.
March 5-Richie Ling. veteran Amer
ican actor. in New York.
March 6-Dr. w. T. Hornaday, ZOO
logist, at Stamford. Conn.
Mark L. Requa. California Republican
leader.
March 13-Maj. Gen. H. W. Butner.
commandant of Panama canal zone.
Elihu Thompson noted 1V,a inventor, %
Sir Austen Chamberlain. British states
DR.. B. B. Moeur. ex-governor of
Arizona.
March 2O-Harry vardon. famous
March 2l-Edwin s. Stuart. ex-gov-
ernor of Pennsylvania.
March 22-Frederick MacMonnies.
American sculptor.
March 25-John Drinkwater, British
poet and dramatist.
March 28-Frank Mandel. Chicago
]. B. Frazier of Tennessee. former
March 29-William A. Butler OF Bos.
ton, industrialist and former United
States senator.
April 4-Talcott Powell. editor and
explorer. -.
April 9-Albert Bigelow Paine. biog'
rapher and poet.
April 1l-Ralph Ince. film director IN
England.
April l3-Lars Anderson. American
findeli T. Bates of New York. inter.
national lawyer.
April 17-Gen. Jay J. Morrow. noted
April GOV. Forbes Morgan. former
treasurer of Democratic national COM
April 2I-Gus Hill. veteran theatrical
producer and actor.
April Ex-senator N. L. Bachman of
April 26-Bishop W. F. Mcdowell.
Methodist leader, in Washington
April 28-John G.. Pollard, chairman
of Veterans administration board OF
appeals and former governor of Vir-
ginia.
Norman Hapgood. author and editor.
Nav &C K G.. Billings, Chicago
capitalist and sportsman.
/ MAY 9-Harry S. New, former senator
from Indiana and postmaster general
May 10-Paul Chabas, French painter.
May 12-Louis F. Swift OF Chlcago'
| retired meat packer.
NAV 1LGen. John L. Glen, Drum
mer Boy of Chickamauga," IN san An
John Burke of Minnesota, former gov
| ernor and treasurer of United States.
Prof. c. H. Haskins of Harvard.
MAY l5-Viscount Snowden, former
| British chancellor of eXchequer ano
Percy Percy Gassoway. ex-congressmau
MAY 1s@J. Henry Roraback. Con-
necticut Republican leader.
May s3-John D. Rockefeller. Sr.. al
| Ormond Beach, Fla.
Manuel Tellez, Mexican diplomat.
May 24-Edward F. Dunne,- ex.mayor
Rear Admiral J. v; Chase, retired
May 25-Edward Albright American
May 27-Frederick E. Ives of Phila
| deIphia, inventor of half-tone process
Nav 3O-George F. Baker, New York
banker.
June 8-Monroe Owsley. actor.
June 10-Sir Robert Borden. former
June I4ECharles L. Pack. president
American Tree association.
June 19-Sir James M. Barrie. author
and dramatist.
Franklin W. Fort Of New Jersey.
June 29-Frank A. Vanderlip. fnan
cier. -,..- -o,
! of classical jazz music.
July I4-Senator Joseph T. Robin
son of Arkansas.
July l9-Guglielmo Marconi. inventor
| OF wireless, in Rome.
C. S Parker, industrialist, of James
vile, Wis.
July PA. S. Prall. chairman fed
eral communications commission
July 28-Henry Clews. American
Aug. 2-Rear Admiral w. F. Worth
ington, U. s. N, retired.
Aug 12-Frederick Strauss. Ne"
Rear Admiral N. E. Erwin, U. S. N.
retired.
Edith Wharton. American novelist.
Aug. 14-W. P. Hall. railway sigma
inventor.
Aug. 21-Morton D. Hull. ex-congress
man from Illinois.
Aug. 26-Andrew w. Mellon. franciel
and statesman.
Aug. 27-John R. Pope, famous srchi
] tect in New York.