The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-01-08

Col. George Fabyan. scientist and cipher
May 1e-Archbishop Pascual Diaz Of Mex.
May 2o-Harry Whitney of New York.
MAY 21@Minnie Palmer. once famous &C.
May 2s-Dr. e. M Lewis. president Of
| May 24-Claudia Muzio. grand opera star.
May civilian Butterworth of Moline.
June John G. williams. president Weir.
| ton Steel company.
cago, former head of International Har.
Truxton Beaie. former diplomat. in Annap-
June 3-Congressman Joseph w. Byrns
| of Tennessee, speaker of the house.
Representative A. Piatt Andrew OF Massa.
June s-John Hays Hammond, sr.
| Edward Green, son of late Hetty Green.
Mrs Rea Fies Sul Mao% Sf 81 sq famous poe
June 14--Gilbert X. Chesterton. English
| author and critic.
| June 17-Henry B. Walthal. actor.
| Senator Duncan U. Fletcher OF Florida.
June 18--Maxim Gorky, Russian author
June 21-Harold e. Porter (Hoiwortny
Bernhard w. Won Buelow, German foreign
June 2s-Arthur W. Cutten, grain broker.
July 1O-Joe Humphreys. veteran fight an
July IFS. Parks Cadman, clergyman.
| July Ex-senator Louis Murphy Of Iowa.
July 21-Dr. James l.. Barton. foreign
mission leader, in Boston;
July 22-Earle L. ovington, American
July 25~sir Henry Welcome. British sci.
july 2s-Miss Ellen Fitz Pendleton. ex-
president Of wellesley college,
DR.. C. H. Frazier of Philadelphia noted
" July 27SWilfred W. Fry. Philadelphia
July Cavalier Nettleton. American art
July 3o-C N. Kimball of Chicago. piano
Aug 2~Louis Bleriot of France. first to
| fly the English channel.
Walter Ufer American painter;
Aug 6-Congressman ]. ]. McSwain OF
Aug. 7MCongressman M. A. Zioncheck Of
J. J. o'Brien of Chicago. president Bylles-
Aug. s@Iincoln steffens, journalist and
Arthur B. Reeve, author.
A Aug 2Tfoyd d. g. olson oV Of
George Rasmussen. founder National Tea
Aug. rs - Prince Pierre Troubetskoy.
Winnifred Mason of Chicago. former con.
Aug. 2s~Dave Barry. prize fight referee:
Aug. 27-George H. Dern, secretary OF
Miss Anna Morgan of Chicago. veteran
III Aug Aug &c. w. Toms of New York. to-
Aug. s0eW. F. Whiting, former secretary
| Of commerce, in Holyoke. Mass.
Sept. sc. E. Tarbell Of New York. for
| mer life insurance magnate.
Sept. 11-Augie Kieckhefer Of Chicago.
0 SEPT. NV. E. walling. American labor
Sept. 13-Magnus Johnson. former senator
and representative from Minnesota
J. E. Armstrong, veteran chicago eau
Sept. 14-Ossip Gabrilowitsch. pianist and
conductor. in Detroit
Irving Thalberg, movie producer.
| Sept. 15-AleXander Za1m1s, ex-presioens
Dr.. E. A. Grosvenor. emeritus professor
OF s e,sI0r iysmM h' Cen. U. s. G. McAlex.
Sept. 24EFrank Munson, president Mum.
Sent 25wWilliam Horlick of Racine. Wis.
matted milk manufacturer and philanthro'
pis Sept. 2s-Miss Harriet Monroe of Chicago.
editor of Poetry" magazine.
Dr.. Joseph Clark, Sunday school leader.
Sept. 2s--Rear Admiral W. s. Sims. U. s.
Sept. soEF. L. Rainey. president Of Centre
oet 1EGe !. I HUFF athletic director at
Ex.coneressman Louis T. McFadden Of
fe oct' yswH, IL. Whiting president Pillsbury
Flour Minis, in Minneapolis.
oct. Jesse /. Stratus, merchant and
diplomat in New York -
Oct. 1o-Frank Presbrey. former editor
and publisher: in Greenwich: Conn.
Oct. 14-Mary Mcdowell of Chicago. 70
Oct. 17-samuel Merwin. American nov.
Gen. Andres Figueroa. Mexican minister
Oct. I'D. E. shanahan. veteran Illinois
Oct. 2o-Mrs. Anna Macy. teacher of Hell
Oct. 22-James Couzens. United States
senator from Michigan.
Oct. 4-Clem Yore, novelist and poet at
OCT. S5NArthur W. Needles. president
Norfolk and Western railway A., VI,
Oct 20 - Thomas Cochran. New York
Oct. Colorado Taft. sculptor, in Chicago.
Nov. 4--Nathan E. Kendall former gov
ernor of Iowa.
Nov. 6-Henry B. Joy of Detroit, auto.
Nov. Charles H. Strong. industrialist.
In Erie. Pa.
Nov. 11-sir Edward German. British
Nov. l2-Dr. Gilbert Fitz-Patrick Of Chi.
Franklin W. M. Cutcheon of New York.
lawyer and civic worker.
Nov. 14-Clark Howell, editor OF Atlanta
John F. whelan of New York, tobacco
magnate.
Nov. 16-Alfred Aarons Of New York.
theatrical producer.
Cardinal Maurin of Lyons. France.
| Nov. IL Nine. Ernestine Schumann.
Heink, operate and concert contralto.
Nov. 18-Leyin Faust. industrial leader
| of Rockford. ILL.,
Nov. 19-Maurice Maschke of Cleveland.
| Ohio, political leader.
Nov 2l-Maj. Gen. r. E. Callan. U. s. A..
Ernest R. Graham of Chicago. architect.
| Nov 22-Sir Fitzroy Donald MacLean.
chief of the Clan MacLean.
| Nov go. P. Van Sweringen OF Cleve-
land. railway magnate.
| Frank A. Sebring, pioneer pottery manu-
| facturer, at Cleveland. Ohio
Nov. 2e-Mrs. Thomas Whiffen. veteran
Nov. 27-sir Basil Zaharoff. mystery
man" of Europe and war munitions mag
nate.
Nov. 2s-George Clark. ex-governor Of
Nov so-Fred w. Green. ex-governor Of