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ROCK VALLEY BEE Chronology 1933 of the Year Compiled by E. W. PICKARD DOMESTIQ Jam Hoover's commls- on social trends reported. Jan. war In Christian count.

Illinois, broke out again and state troops were sent after two persons were killed. Jan. hundred enraged Iowa farmers halted farm mortgage sale. Jan- President Calvin Coolidge died in Northampton, and President Hoover ordered 30 days of public mourning. Jan.

passed domestic allotment farm aid bilL Jan. Hoover vetoed the Philippine independence bilL and the house overrode the veto. Jan. repassed Philippine Independence bill over President a Teto. a Jan.

Hoover and President-Elect Roosevelt agreed to open debt negotiations with Great Britain, Jan. H. B. Hawes of Mis- resigned. Jan.

Twentieth amendment to the Constitution, ending "lame of congress, was officially adopted when Missouri, the 36th state to approve, ratified It. Dr. Harry Woodburn Chase resigned as president of University of Illinois to become chancellor of New York university. Jan. Stimson Invited all non-defaulting nations to conference on war debts after March 4.

Congress voted $90,000,000 for farm loans. Jan. passed the Glass banking bill. Jan. passed bill to enable debtors to avoid bankruptcy, and the Glass banking bill.

Feb. refused to cut pay of congressmen. Feb. ousted Sergeant at Arms David S. Barry for traducing it in magazine article.

Roosevelt called conference of all governors in "Washington March 6. Feb. Comstock of Michigan proclaimed an eight day bank- Ing holiday. Feb. anarchist, Giuseppe Zan- xara, fired five shots at Franklin D.

Roosevelt in Miami, missing him but fatally wounding Mayor Cermak of Chicago. adopted-resolution lor repeal of Eighteenth amendment. Feb. for prohibition repeal passed by the house. Feb.

21 announced of Senator Cordell Hull as secretary of' state and "William H. of New York as of the treasury'in the Roosevelt cabinet Feb. passed $308.000,000 naval appropriation bill. 'J. C.

Stone resigned as chairman of farm board. -Feb. of representatives Impeached Federal" Judge Harold Louderback of California for "mis- fiemeanors In office." Feb. Roosevelt announced Henry Wallace would be secretary of agriculture and James A. Farley postmaster general.

Feb. Ickes as secretary of the interior and Claude A. Swan- moTL as secretary of the navy, announced by Roosevelt. Federal grand jury in Chicago indicted the Instills others for us- ing the mails, to defraud. Byrd appointed senator from Virginia to succeed Swan-' Bon.

"Treasury-postoffice "bill, conferring reorganization powers on President, passed. March Henry T. Rainey of Illinois chosen next speaker ty Democrats. Henry Morgenthau, named new chairman of farm board. March holidays proclaimed in New York and Illinois.

Homer S. Cummi'ngs named attorney general in Roosevelt cabinet. March D. Roosevelt in. jiugurated President of United States.

Seventy-second congress came to a close. March Roosevelt de. dared a fonr-day bank holiday and called congress in session on March 9. March Roosevelt resigned as governo- general of the Philippines. Lewis Douglas appointed director of the budget- March Roosevelt extended bank holiday Indefinitely.

Congress full control cf banking system. Congress met in special session; Rainey "elected speaker of house. March asked congress for power to cut veterans' costs and government salaries $500,000,000. March President'! 'bill. March reopened.

Robert W. BIngham appointed ambassador-to England; Jesse Straus, ambassador to France; and Jbsephus Daniels, ambassador to Mexico. March passed 3.2 per cent fceer bill. March passed beer bill. March slayer of Mayor Cermak of Chicago, electrocuted at Miami.

March passed Roosevelt farm bill. March scrapped farm toard and combined several agricultural bureaus; March issued order cutting pay of 300,000 federal employ- fes 15 per cent April signed reducing aid $400,000.000, effective July 1. April G. Bowers named ambassador to Spain. Michigan first state to vote repeal of dry amendment.

April Voted repeal. April ordered return of gold hoards over $100 by May 1. April Invited nine nations to economic conference in "Washington. April Frank Murphy of Detroit named governor-general of Philippines. April Bryan Owen named minister to Derimark.

April rejected 16 to 1 sil- Ter remonetization amendment to farm DHL House adopted resolution giving President power to declare an arms April States went off sold standard; embargo on gold exportations declared; bill for "controlled inflation" drafted for. administration. April Long nominated for ambassador to Italy. April passed bill providing half a billion dollars for outrieht relief gifts to the states. Sumner "Welles nominated for am- Dassador to Cuba, April passed the Muscle Shoals bill.

"Wisconsin ratified prohibition repeal amendment April Nellie Tayloe Ross ap- pointed director of- the mint April A. Steinhardt was appointed minister to Sweden and Ambassador Hugh S. Gibson transferred from Belgium to Brazil. April passed farm bill with credit and currency expansion amendment House passed $2,200,000,000 home mortgage refinancing measure. Warren Delano Robbins was appointed minister to Canada, and Robert EL Gore governor of Porto Rico.

Iowa farmers rioted and attached a Judge at Le Mars; martial law proclaimed. May passed the $500,000,008 emergency relief bill. G. T. Helvering appointed commli- of Internal revenue; and J.

JF, O'Connor controller of the currency. May passed inflation rider to farm bilL Senate passed the Muscle Shoals bill. May passed bill to regulate sale of securities. Jesse H. Jones made chairman Reconstruction Finance corporation.

May Island ratified prohibition repeal amendment James B. Conant elected president. of Harvard university. Senate passed bill for federal regulation of securities. May defeated price fixing, amendment to farm bilL May relief-inflation measure finally enacted by congress.

Senate confirmed appointment of Dave EL Morris as ambassador to Belgium. May B. Means and Norman Whittaker convicted of conspiracy to defraud Mrs. Evalyn McLean In Lindbergh kidnaping case. May $3,300.000,000 bill for public works and industrial control introduced in congress.

May refused to Impeach Judge Harold Louderback of California. May oassed Glass bank- Ing bill with deposit guarantee amendment May -works-Industry control-bill passed by the house. May passed railway control bilL A Century of Progress exposition opened In Chicago. May passed bill abrogating gold clause in all obligations. May farm credit system approved by the house.

June limited reductions in bonus payment to 25 per cent Prof. Harold W. Dodds elected president of Princeton university. June passed the sold clause abrogation June Finance corporation granted loan of China to buy American wheat and June voted for ratification of prohibition repeal amendment House passed railway control bilL June voted for repeal ratification. June P.

Skinner appointed ambassador to Turkey. June passed public works- industry control bill. June sent to congress government reorganization orders saving about Prof. William E. Dodd of University of Chicago made ambassador to Germany; Jghn Cudahy of Milwaukee ambassador to Poland; Lincoln MacVeagh of Connecticut -to Greece.

June voted for repeal. June passed Independent offices bill with amendment concerning veterans' costs opposed by President. June yielded to the President on the veterans' compensation issue, passed the independent offices bill and adjourned. June Roosevelt started on vacation cruise to Campobello island. Joseph B.

Eastman appointed federal co-ordinator of transportation. June meeting of Amer. lean Association for the Advancement of Science opened In Chicago. June New Hampshire and Connecticut voted for ratification of repeal amendment June and rail labor agreed to continue 10 per cent wage cut to June, 1934. June and West Virginia voted for ratification of repeal amendment.

July Roosevelt returned to White House. July Ickes made general director of- public work, administration. July Roosevelt signed cotton textile industry code. July and Arkansas voted for repeal of prohibition. July Roosevelt issued code" for all business, raising wages and shortening hours.

Tennessee voted for ratification of. repeal. Gen. Italo Balbo of Italy and officers of his air armada received by President Roosevelt July voted for prohibition repeal. Aug.

Roosevelt named Raymond Moley to lead federal war on kidnaping and racketeering. Boards to enforce trade codes named for all states. Aug. coal strike truce arranged by Gen. H.

S. Johnson. Aug. voted for prohibition repeal. Aug.

thousand garment workers of New York area struck for elimination of sweatshop conditions. Aug. voted for prohibition repeal. President Roosevelt signed oil, steel and lumber codes. Aug.

Roosevelt approved automobile code. Texas voted for prohibition repeal. Aug. Secretary of State lloley resigned 'to conduct new magazine. Aug.

Wallace set wheat acreage reduction for 1934 at 15 per cent Aug. state voted for repeal. Sept Swanspn signed contracts for 37 warships. Sept. voted for prohibition repeal.

Sent Roos.evelt appointed H. H. Sevier ambassador to Chile. Sept voted for prohibition repeal. Sept Minnesota and Colorado voted for prohibition repeal.

Sept for soft coal Industry agreed upon. Sept Mexico and Idaho voted for prohibition repeal. Sept C. Martin of Los Angeles elected commander in chief of G. A.

R. Sept. kidnapers convicted in Oklahoma and Illinois. Oct 2-r-President addressed American Legion at opening of its convention In Chicago. Oct 3-T-YirgInia voted In favor of prohibition repeaL Oct Isabelle Green way elected to congress in Arizona, Oct A.

Hayes of Decatur, elected national commander of American Legion. Oct Roosevelt spoke at dedication of Gompers memorial In Washington. Oct voted for prohibition repeal. Oct J. J.

Davis of Pennsylvania acquitted of Moose lottery charge. William Green re-elected president of F. of LL Oct F. of L. voted a boycott of Germany.

Oct. Roosevelt announced program for liquidation of closed banks. Oct Roosevelt ordered prison and fines for violators of NRA agreement. Oct Farm Holiday as- called a farm strike. Oct for retailers' signed by the President Oct began buying gold above market price, carrying out President's new monetary program.

Oct Roosevelt decided to buy gold In the world market Nov. announced plan to buy $50,000,000 worth of pork products for relief. Nov. Pennsylvania, Kentucky and Utah approved of prohibition repeal, and the Eighteenth amendment was voted out of the Constitution. North and South Carolina voted against repeal.

Fiorello H. La Guardla, fusion candidate, was elected mayor of New York, defeating McKee, recovery, nominee, and O'Brien, Democrat Maxim Litvinov, Soviet envoy, received by President Roosevelt Nov. granted to women of the Philippines. Nov. World's fair closed.

Nov. of the Treasury Woodin took indefinite leave of absence; Undersecretary Dean Acheson resigned and was succeeeded by Henry Morgeathau, Jr. Nov. B. Sayre appointed first assistant secretary of state.

Nov. Z6 at San Jose, hanged two confessed and Dec. Live Stock in Chicago. Dec. of Eighteenth amendment proclaimed by the President and national prohibition came to an end.

Dec. Pickford filed divorce suit against Douglas Fairbanks. Dec, Peek resigned as head of AAA and was made chief of new organization to expand foreign Dec. Roosevelt opened campaign against big Income tax cheaters. Minnesota "ratified the child labor amendment to the Constitution.

Dec. Roosevelt celebrated his fifty-first birthday. INTERNATIONAL troops seized Chinese city of Shanhaikwan after bombing it from the air. Jan. captured Chiumen- kow pass and advanced into Jehol province.

Jan. Pius proclaimed a holy year of grayer, penance and pilgrimages. Jan. of Nations committee of 19 gave up hope of Sino-Japanese conciliation. Bolivians defeated by Paraguayans in bloody battle in the Chaco.

Jan. appealed to signatories of Kellogg pact and Peru to the League of Nations in their dispute Leticia, Jan. of State Stimson invoked the Kellogg pact against Peru in the dispute with Colombia. Jan. government decided to quit the League of Nations.

Feb. of Nations council urged Paraguay and Bolivia to cease hostilities. and admonished Peru against armed resistance to Colombia 8 legitimate police action in Leticia. Feb. severed 'diplomatic relations with Peru and actual war began in the Leticia region.

Feb. fighting between Chinese, and Japanese began in Jehol province. Feb. rejected and China accepted the League of Nations report on Manchuria. The report was adopted by the assembly and the Japanese delegation withdrew.

Feb. recalled her minister to Japan. United States indorsed League of Rations policy in Sino-Japanese affair. Feb. Britain imposed arms embargo against Japan and China- March senate for declaration of war against Bolivia.

March City occupied by the Japanese. March law was proclaimed In Peiping because of advance of the Japanese; Marshal Chang Hsueh-liang resigned as. Chinese commander in North China- March offered four- power peace plan to British, March Jewry boycotted German goods in protest over treatment of Jews in Germany. March Paraguayans back in Chaco; hundreds slain. April court ruled Nor claim to East Greenland, invalid; Denmark won the area.

April court sentenced two British engineers to prison and three to deportation for espionage and sabotage; Britain retaliated by placing embargo on Russian exports. April Minister MacDonald arrived in Washington and began economic conversations with President Roosevelt. April Russia ordered prohibition of all purchases In England and other restrictive measures. Japanese opened-drive toward Pelp- Ing with eiRht hour battle. April Jews began boycott of German goods- April Roosevelt and M.

Herriot of France began economic talks. jl ay Russia and China resumed diplomatic relations. May Ayala of Para- guav formally declared war on Bolivia. May leading nations agreed on tariff truce during world economic conference. May' Roosevelt called on 54 nations to join in agreement to.

outlaw war, scrap offensive weapons and force world peace. May Hitler of Germany accepted Roosevelt's peace proposals with reservation of equality in arms for Germany May four power pact agreed upon by Great Britain, France, Italy and Germany. Mav States offered to join European security pact, abandoning neutrality rights. May seized control of Peiping. May and Japan signed truce stopping war in north China.

June economic'and monetary conference opened 'in London. Prime Minister MacDonald interjected the question of war debts. June 13-r-Great Britain and Italy offered to pay 10 per. cent of sum due United States on June 15. June alone paid full war installment due United States; all others either defaulted or paid small Pa june delegation in London conference rejected stabilization of dollar and offered economic pro.

June Chin'ese generals, allied with Japanese, set up independent state In northern China. July released Imprisoned British engineers, and trade war ended. July Roosevelt rebuked London conference for-insistence on stabilization of currency first July gold nations of Europe formed pool to protect gold standard. conference, near dissolution, saved by insistence of President Roosevelt jtily between Germany and the Holy See Initialed. July Great Britain, Francs and -Germany signed a ten-year peace treaty.

July to curtail sale of silver signed In London by United States and seven other nations. July economic conference In London adjourned. Au rejected demand of Great Britain and France that she cease propaganda activities In Austria. Aug. opened world conference In Paris.

Aug. agreement for reduction of wheat acreage reached In London. Sept Great Britain and Italy approved Austria's plan to raise new army to protect border. Sept. assembly of League of Nations opened in Geneva.

Oct. Australia and Denmark were elected to seats in League of Nations council. Oct withdrew from League of Nations and "disarmament conference. Oct conference adjourned to October 25. Oct.

Roosevelt announced Russia had accepted his Invitation to discuss resumption of International relations. Nov. States denounced the extradition treaty with Greece because -of the Insull decision In Athens. Nov. Britain announced Iti withdrawal from world tariff truce.

Nov. of Russian government by United States announced and W. C. Bullitt selected as American ambassador to Moscow. Nov.

conference recessed until January 15. Dec. court ruled Martin Insull must return to Chicago for trial. Dec. Pan-American conference opened In Montevideo, Uruguay.

Dec. won great victory over Bolivia In the Chaco war. Dec. nations again defaulted In war debt payments to the United States; five made "token" payments; Finland paid In full. France, Poland and the little entente agreed on a united front against Germany's rearmament demands.

Dec. and Alanchukuo armies Invaded Chinese province of Dec. and Bolivia agreed to truce in Gran Chaco war. FOREIGN Jan. President De Valera dissolved Irish parliament and called general election.

Chile decreed liquidation of great Cosach nitrate combine. Jan. in Spain resulted in many deaths and arrests. Jan. De Valera'i party won the Iriih iUU Jan.

cabinet was overthrown in vote on the budget and resigned- Chancellor Von Schleicher of Germany and his cabinet resigned. Jan. Hitler, head of National Socialists, was made chancellor of Germany. Jan. Daladier formed new government for France.

Feb. Sandino. Nicaraguan rebel leader, made peace with President Sacasa, Feb. movement broke out In Cuba. Fab.

fire partly destroyed the Reichstag building in Berlin. March Socialists and Nationalists won in German elections. Premier Venizelos defeated in Greek elections. March established in Austria. March made premier of Greece.

March extended control over all free states. March dictator of Germany. March boycott on Jews proclaimed in Germany. March of Uruguay made himself dictator. Pope inaugurated the holy year, April Australia voted to secede from commonwealth- April order In Germany dissolved and reorganized on "Christian basis." April 23-y-Spanish women voted for first time, in municipal elections.

April broke out in Cuba with landing of two expeditions In Oriente. April Sanchez Cerro of Peru assassinated. May smashed all free trade unions in Germany. May Free State abolished oath to the British king. May Gandhi began another fast and was immediately released from prison.

Ignaz Moscicki re-elected president of Poland. May diet dissolved 1937. May won election in free city of Danzig. June government leaders excommunicated by Pope PIux XL June agreed to end Jewish boycott in upper Silesia. June Zamora of Spain forced the resignation of the Azana cabinet June compelled to ask Azana to form new Spanish cabinet.

June Dollfuss outlawed Nazi parties in Austria. factions in Cuba agreed to mediation by Ambassador Welles. June government dissolved the Socialist party. July Protestants voted to permit Nazi group to control the church. July against Spanish government uncovered and hundreds jailed.

July government Issued general amnesty decree. June National party- dissolved and joined the Nazis. July and his wife arrested again in India. Aug. anti-Machado riots In-Havana quelled by troops.

Aug. Machado of Cuba rejected Ambassador Welles' mediation plan and refused to quit his office. Aug. of war -declared In Cuba. Aug.

army-demanded resignation of President Machado. Aug. Machado of Cuba resigned and fled to Nassau; Dr. Carlos Manuel de Cespedeswas made provisional president. Aug.

hundred Assyrians reported massacred in Iraq. Mahatma Gandhi began a fast unto death in Yeravda jail. Aug. was unconditionally released to save his life. Sept of Cuba ousted President De Cespedes and his government and assumed rule by.

junta. Sept Feisal of Iraq died In Switzerland and was succeeded by his son GhazL Sept Lerroux made premier of Spain. Sept Ramon Grau San Martin was sworn In as President of Cuba- Sept Grau San Martin decreed general statutes to -supplant the constitution of-Cuba. Parliamentarism in Prussia wiped out by Premier Goerlng. Sept.

Dollfuss established Fascist dictatorship over Austria, Oct Dollfuss of Austria wounded by assassin. Lerroux government of Spain ousted by parliament. Oct Barrios became premier of Spain and dissolved the congress. Oct. voted to curb parliament, and President Tonisson and his cabinet resigned.

Oct of Premier Da- ladier of France was defeated and resigned. Oct Sarraut formed new French ministry. Oct riots in Holy Land grew serious. Oct court of appeals refused to extradite Samuel Insull to United States. Nov." cabinet resigned.

Nov. revolt broke out In Cuba with'heavy fighting in Havana. Nadir Shah Ghazi, king of Afghanistan, was assassinated and his son, Mohammed Zahir Shah, succeeded him. Nov. revolt crushed by government Nov.

Hitler scored an overwhelming victory In the German elections. Nov. 19- 1 Nineteenth route army revolted against Nanking government "Nov. French ministry overthrown by chamber of deputies. Nov.

Chantemps made premier of France. Dec. Free State government declared unlawful the Young Ireland association, known as the Blue Shirts. Dec. anarchist revolt in Spain.

Dec. revolt officfally declared suppressed; scores killed. Dec. government decided Samuel Insull must leave the country January 31. Dec.

Lerroux formed new ministry for Spain. July armada arrived at New York. July Post completed flight around -VVG. in 7 days IS hours 49 minutes. July J.

A. Mollison ar.d his wife. Amy Johnson, flew across Atlantic from Wales and crashed at Stratford. Conn. July air squadron left New York for home.

Seven American army flyers killed in crash of plane at Oceanside. Calif. Aug. ar.d Codes of France made record non-stop flight from New York to Rayak, Syria. 5.900 miles.

Aug. air fleet arrived at Rome. Sept Francesco de Pinedo. famous Italian aviator, killed at Isew York. Sept Kllnger.smith.

noted pilot, killed in plane crash at international air races at Chicago. Sept Roscoe Turner set new West-to-Sast transcontinental record of 10 hours 5i4 minutes. Sept. balloonlsts ascended 11 miles for new record. Nov.

and Fordney ascended 61.237 feet in stratosphere balloon from Akron. Ohio. Dec. and Mrs. Lindbergh flew across the Atlantic from Bathurst.

Africa, to Natal. Brazil. Dec. Lindberghs flew over the Brazilian jungle from Manaos to Trinidad. Dec.

Lindberghs landed at Miami. Fla, April B. Kevin, composer sacred music, at Easion, Pa. DISASTERS Jan. South Atlantic liner Atlantique destroyed by fire.

19 of the cr.ew perishing. Jan. California swept by disastrous gale; two men killed. Feb. killed by explosion of gas tank at Neunkirchen, Germany.

March 1,500 killed by tidal wave and earthquake in Japan. March In Los Angeles district killed 115, injured 5,000 and caused property damage reaching 75 millions. March In Tennessee killed 26. March of transport plane killed 12 in California. March air liner crashed in Belgium; 15 killed.

March killed 68 in Texas, Arkansas anil Louisiana. March killed in plane crash in Kansas. April S. S. Akron with 77 officers and men, crashed in storm off New Jersey coast Admiral Moffet and 73 others lost- April India docks at London destroyed by fire; Joss 515,400,000.

May in Louisiana and Arkansas killed 58. May of Ellsworth. Maine, destroyed by fire. Mav in the Cumberland valley killed 62. May floods In Indiana and Illinois.

June explosion in Long Beach, killed 9 and did vast damage. June wreck in France killed 14 and injured 116. June killed. 150 hurt In celluloid factory explosion at North Arlington, N. J.

June World's fair sightseeing plane crashed and burned, killing nine persons. In Cuba killed 23 and did vast damage to tobacco crop. July in Bear Creek canyon, Colorado, killed about 12 persons. Aug. hurricane In southern Texas.

Aug. United States naval airmen killed in crash in Hawaii. Aug. in China reported fatal to 50,000. Aug.

of deaths and vast property damage resulted from storm along Atlantic coast. Aug. killed and many Injured in wreck of passenger train In New Mexico. killed more than 100 in Cuba. Sept.

in lower Rio Grande valley killed 100. Sixteen killed in train collision at BInghamton, N. Sept. on gulf coast of Mexico killed about 150, Sept property damage done by gale that swept north Atlantic coast Sept wrecked Tampico, Mexico, killing 54. Oct relief roll workers killed and many injured in brush fire at Los Angeles, Calif.

Oct killed when passenger plane exploded near Gary. Ind. Dec. hundred killed by earthquake In China. ec children killed and 30 injured when train struck school bus at Crescent City.

Fla. NECROLOGY AERONAUTICS Jan. French aviators flew from St. Louis, western Africa, to Natal Brazil, in 14 hours 2 minutes. Feb.

and Nicholetts, English aviators, completed record breaking nonstop flight of 5,340 miles from Cranwell, England, to Wa2fish Bay, South Africa. Feb. Mollison flew from Africa to Brazil. April Britons in two planes crossed Mt Everest April Agello, Italian, broke world's seaplane record, averaging 426.5 miies an hour. May S.

Karzynske of Poland flew from Senegal to Brazil. June Frank Hawkg flew from Los Angeles to New York In robot controlled plane in 13 hours. 26 minutes. June Mattern hopped off at New York on world encircling flight. June landed on island near Oslo, Norway.

June and Collar of Spanish army flaw from Spain to Cam- aguey, Cuba. June missing on hop from Khabarovsk to Nome. June and Collar lost in flight to Mexico City. July air armada began flight to Chicago via Iceland. July found safe at Ana- dyr, Siberia.

July 9-rColonel and Airs. Lindbergh began route-planning flight to Greenland, Iceland and Europe. July air squadron landed at Labrador, July air squadron reached Montreal. July Post began round- the-world flight, and Darius and Gir- enas of.Chicago hopped off for from New York. Balbo and the Italian air fleet arrived in Chicago.

July reached Berlin in record time. Darius and Glrenas killed In crash of their plane near Jan. P. Henderson, general manager of Alton railroad, in Chicago. Jan.

Belle Moskowitz, Democratic leader of New York. Jan. Wilhelm Cuno. former German' chancellor. Jack Pickford, American movie actor, 5n Paris.

Jan. Coolidge, former President, in Northampton, Mass. Gilbert Colgate of New York, philanthropist and capitalist Jan. Robert R. Butler of Oregon.

an S. A. Kendall of Pennsylvania. Dana Carleton'Munro of Princeton. Jan.

Jessie Sayre, daughter of late President Wilson. Rt Rev. W. W. Webb, episcopal bishop of Milwaukee.

Jan. Bundy. Indiana artist Jan. Moore, Irish novelist Jan. Marbury of New York, theatrical producer.

Jan. Garford, industrialist and political leader, in Elyria, Ohio. E. A. McCullpch, member of federal trade- commission.

Jan. of Chesterfield. Jan. O. H.

P. Belmont of New York, in Paris. Jan. Saintsbury, literary critic. Sara Teasdale, American poet Jan.

Admiral W. H. H. Southerland, U. S.

N. retired. Jan, Galsworthy, English novelist Feb. G. Bonfils.

publisher of Denver Post. Feb. Rojas Arrieta of Prof. A. H.

Sayce, British Egyptol- Feb. Mizner, architect, in Palm Beach, Fla. Feb. Lawrence F. Abbott former editor of the Outlook.

Count Albert Apponyi, Hungarian statesman. Feb. D. Ryan, copper magnate, In New York. M.

Winston, Chicago financier. Feb. Marshal Sir William Robertson in London. George R. -Carter, former governor of Hawaii.

Sir John A. Thomson, British scientist Feb. N. Matson, minister-designate to Greece, in Cheyenne, Wyo. Feb.

J. Corbett, former heavyweight champion. Feb. Admiral R. S.

Griffin U. S. N. retired. Feb.

W. Gregory, former attorney general of United States. Grand Duke Alexander of Russia, In France. Feb. Hlers, film comedian.

March J. Walsh, former senator from Montana and named attorney general in Roosevelt cabinet Rear Admiral John D. Rodgers, U. 3. retired.

March Anton J. Cermak of Chicago, in Miami, March Will R. Wood of Indiana. Mai. Gen.

S. D. Stargis, U. S. retired.

March Robert B. Howell of Nebraska. March Henry former president Canadian National rail- March Gen. Charles King, Civil war veteran, author. March of Abruzzl.

March Ds AngeJlt, actor. April Mfentr, author. April Derr Diggers, novelist April Keary Van Dyke. author and of April Webster Thayer of Boston, who presided at Sacco-Van- zetii Fred Terry, English actor. April Courtenay.

American actor. April Kilgour. American actor. April Felix Adler. philosopher, in New York.

April Thomas Sherman, S. son of Gen, William T. Sherman. Francis noted inventor, ia New Britain. Conn.

Representative C. S. Briggs of Texas. May E. Haskell, veteran and publisher, in Salisbury, Md.

May George H. Palmer of Harvard university. May Cerrett! in Rome. Col. C.

E. Stanton, U. S. retired, author of phrase "Lafayette, we are here." May Fred 'Kilgore, commanding Fourth regiment of marines at Shanghai. Ernest Torrence, veteran screen actor.

May John Grier HIbben, president emeritus of Princeton. Prof. Lee Wilson Dodd of Yale. Dr. J.

C. DaCosta, famous surgeon, in Philadelphia. May W. Gilbert, political writer. In Washington.

May Porter J. Mo- Cumber of North Dakota in Washington. May Lord Wemyss of British navy. May Bottomley of London. May O'Leary, famous pedestrian.

May W. L. Elkin of Yale, astronomer. Juno Muldoon. veteran sportsman, in Purchase, N.

Y. June C. Rowland, American author. June H. K.

Curtis, publisher, in Philadelphia. June Smith, American playwright and actor. June W. P. Wright of Chicago, national commander of G.

A. R. Harry M. Jewett of Detroit, automobile manufacturer. June L.

Bodenhamer, former national commander of American Legion. Representative B. E. Kemp of Louisiana- June Kester, playright. Rose Pastor Stokes, radical leader.

June E. B. Almon of Alabama. July R. Erskine, motor car official; in South Bend, Ind.

July Boardman. American aviator. Hipolito Yrigoyen, former president of Argentina. July N. Haskell, first governor of Oklahoma.

July Anthony Hope Hawking, English novelist. July Gould. New York financier. July Irving Babbitt of Earvard. July N.

Haugen. former congressman from Iowa, July S. Johnson, former senator from South Dakota- Viscount Burnham, British newspaper publisher. July Closser Hale, novelist and actress. July C.

Schuyler of Denver, former senator from Colorado. Aug, S. Lord, -veteran journalist of New York. Aug. D.

Oliver of South Bend, plow manufacturer. Aug. Frederick Starr, anthropologist, in Japan. r-'" Aug. Winslow 1 of Chicago, famous war aviator.

Aug. Admiral C. B. Morgan, U. S.

N. Aug. Cahill, American actress. Aug. W.

W. Watson of Pennsylvania. Aug. A. Bechtel of San Francisco, head of companies buildinj Boulder dam.

Sept. T. Marye, former American diplomat Sept. M. Greene, actor anfl playwright.

Sept. of Falloden, British statesman. Sept Dr. Charles H. Parkhurst of New York.

King Feisal of Iraq. Sept. Judge William .3. Kenyon of Iowa. i Capt Paul Koenig, commander of German submarine Deutschlahd in war.

Archbishop E. J. Lloyd, primate of American church. Sept. Sutro, British playwright Sept.

H. Hoover, chief usher of "White House. Sept H. Sisson, New York banker. Sept.

W. Kemble, artist and author. Sept: Annie Besant, world leader of Theosophists, in India. Madge Carr Cook, American actress. Sept.

Liverlght, New- York, retired publisher. Maj. Gen. W. J.

Black, U. S. A. Mrs. A.

M. Williamson, novelist, itt Bath. England. Sept. Lardner, Americao humorist and playwright.

Gov. Arthur Seligman of New Mexico. Sept Roberts, president of Mormon chuTch council, In Salt Lako. City. Sept W.

Collier, member U. B. tariff commission. Oct Plez, head of Emergency Fleet corporation during the war. Oct.

Stribling, Georgia heavyweight, Oct. L. Veeck, president Chicago National League Baseball club. Renee Adoree, film star. Oct.

H. Dale, senator from Vermont. Oct Behn, president of International Telephone and Telegraph, company, in France. Oct Hillquit of New York, Socialist leader. Oct.

H. Sabin. New York banker. "i Oct A. Jay, American diplomat Oct.

N. Doak, former secretary of Oct B. Baldwin, noted explorer. In Washington. Oct H.

Sothern, eminent American actor. Paul Painleve, statesman. Oct. E. Lease, former leader of Kansas Populists.

Nov. B. Kendrlck, senator from Wyoming. Nov. Guman, entertainer, In Vancouver.

Nov. Aborn of New York, theatrical producer. Nov. N. Hurley, Chicago financier and manufacturer.

Nov. K. Vanderbllt III of New York. Nov. Albert French statesman-.

Nov. G. H. Barton, Harvard geologist Nov. J.

Laurence Laughlin of Chicago, political economist. Nov. Arthur Currie, com- mandor of Canada's overseas forces In World. war. Dec.

Mellon, Pittsburgh banker. Harry Do WSndt, English explorer. Dec. Legge, president of International Harvester company. Dec.

Benson. English noT- Adolph Klauber. American dramatic critic and producer. Dec. Yamamoto.

Japanese statesman and naval Dec. W. O. Thompson, former president of Ohio Slate university. Dec.

Lytton. Chicago merchant and art patron. Dec. Ilya Tolstoy at New Haven. Conn.

Dec. W. Chambers. Amor- Jean novelist. Louis Joseph Vance.

American fiction Willard Spencer, opera composer, In St. Davids, Pa. Dec. Dr. W.

S. Ralnsford of New York, author of religious works. The dalai lama of Tibet Dec, James Parker of New York. by Wettvrn Hwtptper Ui.