Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1938-01-06
NEUROLOGY

Cler.
Col D. W. Mccormack. commissioner
Jan. eSAdmiral Albert Gleaves. U. s.
Jan. 8-Charles Hayden. New York bank.
er and philanthropist.
Jan. s-Clarence Eddy of Chicago. ia.
nous organiSt.
Jan. lo-Julius Steiglitz. noted chemist.
in Chicago.
JAN 13-Martin Johnson. noted explorer.
Jan. 17-R. D. Cary, former United States
senator and governor of Wyoming.
Jan. 1s-Clarence A. Barbour. president
of Brown university.
Jan. 2o-Bishop M. J. Gallagher Of De.
troit
Jan. 21-H. G. Lloyd. Philadelphia and
Jan. 22-Eugene NJ Stevens. Chicago
Jan. 2s-,sir Percival Phillips. British war
Feb. Nv. w. Durbin. register of United
Feb. sNEiihu Root. statesman and law.
Feb bishop A. F. schinner in Mil.
waukee.
Ex-Congressman C. R. Crisp of Georgia.
Feb. 22-Congressman James p. Buchan.
an of Texas.
Rollo Ogden. editor of New York Times.
Feb. 23-Rear Admiral Henry T. Mayo.
Feb; 24-sir Guy Standing. movie actor.
March s~Richie Ling. veteran American
March. 6--Dr. W. T. Hornaday. BIOLOGIST.
Mary L. Requa. California Republican
March l3-Maj. Gen. H. W. Butner. com.
Eiihu Thompson. noted inventor.
March 16-Rear Admiral Richmond p.
Sir Austen Chamberlain. British states.
Dr.. B. B. Moeur. ex-governor of Arizona.
March 20-Harry Vardon. famous British
March 21-Edwin s. Stuart. ex-governor
March 22-Frederick MacMonnies. Ameri.
March 25-John Drinkwater. British poet
March 2s-Frank Mandel. Chicago mer.
J. B Frazier of Tennessee. former sena.
March 29-William A. Butler Of Boston.
industrialist and former United States SEN
March 3l-Mrs. Robert Todd Lincoln.
daughter.in.law Of President Lincoln.
April 4-Talcott Powell. editor and ex-
April s-Albert Bigelow Paine. biogra-
April 1i~Ralph Ince. film director. in
Everett Brown of Chicago. leader in bust
ness and amateur sports.
April 13-LarS Anderson, American dlplo.
mat and soldier.
April GOV. Forbes Morgan. former treas.
urer of Democratic national committee:
April 21-GuS Hill, veteran theatrical
producer and actor.
April Ex-senator N. L. Bachman of Ten.
April 2s-Bishop w. F. Mcdowell. Metho.
dist leader, in Washington. :.
April 2S-John G Pollard. chairman OF
Veterans administration board of appeals
and former governor of Virginia.
April 29-William Gillette. actor.
May &C K. G. Billings. Chicago capt.
May s-aarry S. New. former senator
from Indiana and postmaster general
May 10-Paul Chabas, French painter.
May 12-Louis F. Swift OF Chicago, retired
May pi4MGen. John L. Glenn. Drummer
Boy of Chickamauga." in San Antonio.
John Burke Of Mnnss9ta s former COVER
Prof. c. H. Haskins of Harvard.
May 15-Viscount Snowden, former British
chancellor of exchequer and Laborite leader.
Percy Gassoway. ex-congressman from
May is-J;; Henry Roraback. Connecticut
Republican leader. r =.
May 23-John D. Rockefeller, ST.. at VI.
Manuel Teilez. Mexican diplomat.
May M-Edward F. Dunno, , ex;mayor OF
Rear Admiral j. v. Chase. retired.
May 2s-Edward Albright. American min
lister to Costa Rica.
phia, inventor of half-tone process.
May 30-George F. Baker. New York
June 7-Jean Harlow. screen actress.
June 10-Sir Robert Borden. former Ca
June H-Charles L. Pack. president Amer.
June i5-W p. Connery. congressman
from Massachusetts.
June l8-Gaston Doumergue. former presi'
dent of France.
June 19-Sir James NJ Barrie. author and
June 2O-Former Representative Frank.
lin w. Fort of New Jersey.
June 24-Demarest Lloyd, journalist.
June 25-Colin Give. stage and screen
June 29-Frank A. vanderlip. financier.
July 11-George GerShwin. composer OF
classical Jazz music.
Jack Curley. sports promoter.
July l4-Senator Joseph T. Robinson OF
July i7-Gabriel Pierne. French com.
July 1s-Guglielmo Marconi. inventor of
G.. S Parker. industrialist. of GAINESVILLE.
July A-A S. Prall, chairman federal
communications commission.
July 26-J. ]. Dooling of New York. lead.
July 28-Henry Clews. American sculptor.
Aug 2-Rear Admiral w. F. Worthing.
ton, U. S. N, retired.
Aug. LADY Maude Tree. English act.
Aug. 12-Frederick Strauss. New York
banker.
tired.