The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1938-01-13
NEUROLOGY

Jan. 1-E. v. R. Thayer. New York finan-
Col D. W. Mccormack. commissioner
Jan. 6-Admiral Albert Gleaves, U. S.
NJ, retired.
Jan, s1Charlss Hayden. New York bank
Jan s-Clarence Eddy of Chicago. ia
NOUS oyTanist.
Jan 1o-Julius Steiglitz. noted chemist,
in C,7cc CO.
Jan 13-Martin johnson, noted explorer
Jan. 17-2 D Cary former United States
senator and governor of Wyoming.
jan. 13-Cl2rc1ce A. Barbour, president
of Brown GniVc. Sty.
Jan. 2O-B SHOP NJ J Gallagher of De.
troit.
Jan. 21--H G. Lloyd, Philadelphia and
New York b&n.:cr.
Jan. 22-Eua-.!e M. Stevens. Chicago
Jan. 2s-sir Percival Phillips. British war
Feb w. W Ourbin. register of United
Feb s-Elihu Root. statesman and law
Feb bishop A. F. schinner in Mil
waukee
Ex-Congressman C.. r. Crisp of Georgia.
Feb. 22-Congr essman James P. Buchan-
an of Texas
Rollo Ogden. editor of New York Times.
B Feb. 23-Rear Admiral Henry T. Mayo.
z u s. NJ retired.
Feb 24-Sir Guy Standing. movie actor.
in Hollywood
March 5-Richie Ling. veteran American
March 6--Dr. W. T. Hornaday. zoologist.
Mary L. Requa. California Republican
March l3-MaJ. Gen H. w. Butner. COM
mandant of Panama canal zone.
Elihu Thompson, noted inventor.
March. 16-Rear Admiral Richmond p.
HobSon.
Sir Austen Chamberlain. British states.
DR.. q. B. Moeur. ex-governor of Arizona.
March 2o-Harry Vardon. famous British
March 21-Edwin S. Stuart. ex-governor
March 22-Frederick MacMonnies, Ameri.
March .S5-John Drinkwater, British poet
March 2s-Frank Mandel. Chicago mer-
chant.
March 29-William A. Butler of Boston.
industrialist and former United States sen.
March 3i-Mrs. Robert Todd Lincoln.
daughter.in-law of President Lincoln.
April 4-Talcott Powell. editor and ex.
April s-Albert Rigelow Paine. biogra-
April 1f-Ralph Ince. film director. in
Everett Brown of Chicago leader in busi-
ness and amateur sports.
April 13-Lars Anderson. American diplo.
April Gov. Forbes Morgan. former treas.
urer of Democratic national committee.
April 2l-Gus Hill. veteran theatrical
producer and actor.
April 26-Bishop W. F. Mcdowell. Metho.
dist leader. In Washington.
April 28-John G Pollard, chairman OF
Veterans administration board of appeals
and former governor of Virginia.
April 29-William Gillette. actor.
Norman HaRgoea a sHthor a Sb saeS5
May SHarry S. New former senator
from Indiana and postmaster general.
May 10-Paul Chabas, French painter.
May 12-Louis F. Swift of Chicago. retired
meat packer.
May lAGen: John l. :, Glenn Glen . %DrTmmer
John Burke Of Minnesota, former COVER.
nor and treasurer. Of United States.
Prof c. H. Haskins of Harvard.
chancellor of exchequer and Laborite leader.
Percy Gassoway. ex-congressman rom
May is-j Henry Roraback. Connecticut
"i Nay ss@John 5. Rockefeller. ST.. at Or
Wsnlei Teilez. Mexican diplomat.
May 2A-Edward F. Dunno, ex.mayor OF
Chicago and ex-governor of Illinois.
Rear Admiral J: v. Chase. retired.
May 25-Edward Albright, American min.
sf Nav % s S0ssa aeSS E. Ives phlade
phia, inventor of half-tone process.
May 30-George F. Baker. New York
June 7-Jean Harlow. screen actress.
June 1o-Sir Robert Borden. former Ca.
June f4-Charles L. Pack. president Amer.
lean Tree association.
June lS-W: p: connery. congressman
June is~Gaston Dournergue. former presi.
June 19-Sir James M. Barrie. author and
June O--Former Representative Frank.
June 24EDemarest Lloyd, journalist.
June 25-Colin Give. stage and screen
June 2o-Frank A. vanderlip. financier. !.
July 11-George Gershwin. composer OF
classical t Jazz music music ,~o,,ot.-
July 14-Senator Joseph T. Robinson Of
July 7-Gabriel Pierne. French COM
July 19-Guglielmo Marconi. inventor Of
wireless, in Rome.
G. Parker. industrialist. Of Janesyille.
July PA. S. Prall. chairman federal
communications commission:
July 26-J. J. Dooling Of New York. lead
July 28-Henry Clews, American sculptor.
Aug 2-Rear Admiral w. +. Worthing-
ton, u. S. NJ, retired
Aug. Lady Maude Tree, English act
Aug. l2-Frederick Strauss. New York
Rear Admiral N. =. Erwin. .. 5. n. re-
tired.