The Coolidge examiner., 1939-01-05
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Jan, l-Admiral H. P. Jones. U. S. N,
Jan. 2-Roland R. Conklin, New York
Jan. 8-Henry M Dunlap, noted horti-
culturist, in Champaign, Ill.
Jan. 11-RObert B. Harshe, director
Chicago Art Institute
Jan. 16-W. H. Pickering. Harvard
university astronomer.
at jf@; bar6sm. ismDE 4 y y. x, Boyd historian
Jan. 25-William sIavens McNutt.
Jan. 27LCharles A. Corwin. artist, in
'ans' Jan. 29-H. Reeves-smith. English
Feb s-Armando valdes, eminent
Spanish novelist.
FEB. I4-Admiral Cary T. Grayson.
head of American Red Cross.
o. o Mcintyre, writer, in New York.
Feb 20-John o. Sumner, historian in
Feb. 24-Mrs. Irene Rucker Sheridan.
widow of Gen. Philip H. Sheridan. in
Feb. 27%Ehjah w. Halford, former
editor, and private secretary to Presi-
dent Benjamin Harrison,
March 1-Gabriele d'AnnunZio. Italian
poet playwright. soldier and patriot.
March 3-R; P. Scripps., president
Scripps-How newspaper chain.
March 6-Walt McDougan, veteran
cartoonist.
March i1-Dr. W. A. Writ. educator.
at Gary, Ind.
lawyer in Chicago.
March 28-Col. Edward M. House. in
New York.
April lO-Brig. Gen. Leon A Matile.
U. S. A, retired. veteran of three wars.
yri1
April 27-Albert B. Anderson of Indi-
annapolis. former federal judge.
May 6-F. D. Waterman. fountain pen
manufacturer and philanthropist. in New
York.
Duke of Devonshire in London
May 16-E. T. Stotesbury. financier. In
Philadelphia.
May 18-Anton Lang. veteran Passion
Play actor, in Munich.
May 31-Louis zangwill. English au-
thor.
June 3-Marion Butler. former sena-
tor from North Carolina.
June l0-ConStance Fletcher George
Fleming), novelist and dramatist.
June 14-Dr. w. w. Campbell, astron-
omer and former president of University
of California.
June 17-Dr Royal S. Copeland, Unit
ed States senator from New York.
June 19-Henry w. Keyes, former sem
ator and governor of New Hampshire.
July 4ESuZanne Lenglen. French ten
mis- star.
CardoZo of Supreme court.
July 10-Dr. Frederick Peterson. neu-
rologist and author. in Bridgeport
Conn.
July 16-Samuel insult. former utili-
ties magnate. in Paris.
July l8-Dowager Queen Marie of Ru.
mania.
July 19-Dr. Paul RAIDER, noted evan
gelist, in Los Angeles.
July 21-Owen Wister. American au'
Charles P. Howard, president of Typo
graphical union.
July 24-Obadiah Gardner. former sen.
ator from Maine.
July 25-Maj. A. v. Dalrymple, last
national prohibition director.
Countess of Warwick.
Aug. 3-Pearl White. silent screen
movie heroine.
Aug. 6-Warner GLAND, Charlie Chan"
of cinema fame.
Aug. lI-Mrs. Walter P. Chrysler. wife
of automobile magnate.
Aug. 15-Daniel G. Dodge. 81. heir to
automobile fortune
Aug. I7-Adolph Lewisohn, 80, multi
millionaire investment broker and phi
Aug. I8-Thomas K Heath. IS. of
famed vaudeville team of Mcintyre and
Heath.
Aug. 29-May Yohe, acress, in Boston.
Sept. 4-Cardinal Hayes, in New York.
Sept 11-Prince Arthur of Connaught,
in London.
Sept. 19-Pauline Frederick. star of
stage and, screen, in California.
Sept. 22-President l.. d. Coffman of
the University of Minnesota, in Minneap-
Sept. 28-Charles E. Duryea. inventor
of first automobile, in Philadelphia.
Oct. Conway Tearle, stage and
screen star, in Hollywood.
Oct. 10-George w. Lederer. theatrical
producer, in New York.
Oct 12-Grand Duke Cyril. self-pro.
claimed czar of Russia, in Paris.
Oct. BE. c. .Segar, creator of Pop
Oct 17-Dr. John Barrett. ex-diplomat.
in Bellows Falls, Vt.
Oct. 22--May Irwin. famous actress. in
Oct. 27-Alma Gluck. opera star. in
New York
Oct. 29-Pat Grove. Cudahy kidnaper
in 1900. in New York
Robert Woolsey. comedian. in Cali.
fornia.
Nov. 1O-Kemal Ataturk. president of
Turkey.
graph head, in New York.
Nov. 20-Queen Maud of Norway. In
London
Nov. 21-Leopold Godowsky. famed pi-
anist, in New York.
Nov. 2-Rear Admiral Edward b.
Barry. retired, in Baltimore.
Dec. 10-Professor ]. w. Garner, po-
litical science authority at the Univer-
sity of Illinois.
Dec. 13-Gaston B. Means, superswin-
som hoax. in Springfield, Mo.
governor q Indiana.
Dec. 21~Mrs. Helen Shepard, daugh-