Show I 1 I i Review of the Year 1930 i at Home and in Other Lands I f jffc j i ? r PrevUnemployment and Economic Depression Generally alent — Steps Toward World Peace — Democrats — Win in United States Elections South American Revolutions A '(SI! By EDWARD which whs "just corner” at the of 1030 gave the world no more occasional glimpse of her than an face daring the year Ituslness deprescoalon unemployment Increasing ntinuing low prices for agricultural products and declining markets for securities prevailed generally Skilled observers professed to see war clouds again gathering over the Balkans but notable steps were taken In the direction of world peace ami States United The disarmament Great Britain and Japan signed the London naval limitation treaty and toward the close of the year there were Indications that France and Italy settling their parity dispute make It a five power pact would Some progress waa achieved hy the commission preparatory disarmament The reviof the league of Nations known as sion of German reparations the Toung plan waa adopted hy all naUona concerned and put Into effect although perntany was not hnieful of Its ultimate success The evacuation of the Rhineland hy the allied forces was completed China's long bloody and confused civil war ended In victory for the Nationalist government Popular and miupset the goverlitary revolutions repubnments of live Prosperity ii f? £ £ t tu lics and other governmental the United States strove the year to relieve the unfortunate economic conditions results of these efforts were slow In appearing Consequently the voters went to the polls In November and expressed their dissatisfaction In the customary manner There was a landslide that covered most of the country and the Republican party virtually lost Its control of both houses of the congress that convenes In March 1031 However the national leaders of the victorious Democrats to cooperation their parly pledged with the Republican administration in all measures designed to bring prosperity around that corner and business was reassured by the promise that there would be no attempt for some time to revise the turllT act passed In June and financial distress In Industrial the United Stntes whs greatly Increased hy drought that prevailed all utnnter In the Mississippi and Ohio river states and extended as fur east as the Virginias National and state afforded speedy relief to governments the sufferers As winter neared numerous organisations throughout the ei untry went Into action to alleviate the situation their aim he— unemployment In to supply those out of work' with Jobs rather than charity doles Public and projevts were building highway started and speeded up and great Inconcerns dustrial and transportation Sought means to Increase the number of their employees In 1H30 not a was All all huppy year for the world Though agencies In throughout c INTERNATIONAL months of Intensive debate negotiation study of exand mutual concessions the Iumdoti naval treaty which was signed on April 22 hy the delegates of t lie Culled States Grout Ttrltuln Japan France and Italy ivy this pact the first three powers agreed to the extension of the Washington treaty so that the reduction and limitation of their navies should apply to cruisers and lesser vessels France and Italy failed utterly to reach an accord as to what their relative naval Strength should he Consequently they subscribed to only those parts of the 1011 don that provided for treaty a battleship building “holiday" an1 various rules designed to prescribed humanize submarine warfare France and Italy held Intermittent conversations during the rest of the but could not settle their differyear ences The one Insurmountable obstacle was Italy's demand that her right to naval parity with France be admitted and France's flat refusal to yield this point Brland's Scheme League Receives the assembly of the In September League of Nations listened politely while M Brland French foreign min later expounded bis pet scheme for a of European states' Other federation statesmen praised the plan cautiously and It was accepted tn principle by the assembly and referred to sperl at which will committee report to the 1031 meeting of the nations ye presented at Geneva signed on October 2 financial aid to a treaty guaranteeing any signatory state that Is the victim of warlike aggression Late tn August nine of the smnller nations of central Ejme held a conference Id Warsaw and agreed on a concerted program of action mainly In furtherance of their agrarian Interest The pact was signed by Bulgaria Estonia Finland II un Czechoslovakia Latvia Bolund Rumania and gary waa absent beLithuania Jugoslavia cause of her political difference with Poland France was qnlck to strength THREE perts' figures brought forth - I ! - I"' C I ' W PICKARD en her friendship with these states by offering eredlts During the year there were many Indications that Italy was drawing with Germany to close and Russia After being ratified by all tbe nn concerned the Young plan for was pm Into effect on reparations' Gales W McGarrah of New May York already had been elected president of the hank for International settlements created by tbe plan On Mav 1! the last of the French troops In the Ithlueland began moving out the evacA uation being completed June 30 separate reparations settlement wan Anstrlu signed In AprH by Hungary the In stales the little entente und Frank II Kellogg former secretary of stale of the I'niled Sillies was elected a nicmherof the World t'oiirt In September to (Pi out the term of ( ’harles Evutm Hughes The inundate of the commission League of Nations made Iri August Its long awaited report on the I’iilestlne onfilels between Jews and Arab's placing the blame on Great Britain Id the fall the British government a new policy concerning Bales tine which would stop for the present of Jews Into any further Immigration Zionists everywhere the llnly Land and ITesIdenf protested vigorously Chitlin Wvdmaim ami other chief officers of the World Zionists orgivnizu tlon resigned Russia's Great Conspiracy Story the government Early In November of Russia Liinnuneed that it Imd mi covered a gigantic plot against the Soviet regime In which a number of states were said to he “capitalistic” Involved Among many Individuals who were allegvM to have a part In the conspiracy were Former Premier Poincare and Foreign Minister Brland of France and Sir llenrl British nil magnate Eight Russian engineers were put on trial confessed ami were sentenced to terms In prison I’arls ami London looked on the whole thing as a "frame up" Late January Mexico severed dip lomallc relations with Russia because of alleged ('oiiimunlsl insults In United States the advocates of a poll-of resumption of relations with the Soviet government bv were Jolted revelations t tin t the latier had boon selling wheat short on Ihe American grain exchanges aiding In the deiimral At the samp lime I: Iznllon of prices lava me evident that the Moscow government was dumping grain In the European markets at prices far below the oust of prndu Don The whole Hffiilr created a great stir here and abroad hut nothing much could be dime about It tlons FOREIGN Britain's iutmr Great struggled manfully govern throughout the year to solve the nation's economic problems but found that this could not be done In n short time Fn to Increase continued employment passing the two million mark In June and Industrial xvns Utile depression However no one lightened If at nil seemed to have a better solution to offer than Prime Minister MacDonald and Ills ministers so they hold on to their power They had the aid of a national advisory council Fhnncellor Snowden devised n satisfactory budget tluit was by no means socialistic and parliament passed sortie of the legislation asked by the government Two mutters of vast Import demanded ouch attention from the British empire's rulers One was the ef fort to develop Die empire as an economic unit and the Imperial conference which wns held III Loudon under took tills task The vnrlmts 'dominion were represented by some of their best minds and the discussions continued until well Into November But Dip results were extremely disappoint The tiuiln Issue whs economic cm lug operation utul In this nothing was because the dominions mu! the British government could not agree and concerning free trad protection preferential rates within Die empire Problem of India The Increasing Independence of the dominions was timrsed hy the tacit that henceforth understanding they Shull have the right to accredit their own diplomats to mrelgn countries and may communicate with one another and with Great Britain tint through governors federal hut vilnMly It was decided to create a tribunal for the settlement of lutrulmperlal disputes Tbe future status of India within the empire was Dint question troullled tle British throughout ttie year and It was Complicated by the rebellion conducted by Mahatma Gandhi and his numerous followers As Is their custom the Cvmmiuirist took advantage of the sit nation to convert the peaceful revolt of the Indian Nationalists Into riotous demonstrations and the police and military forces bad to handle not only these but also attacks on the northwestern frontier by trlbsmen Gandhi and many of bis lieutenants were put dumbed ence prison but their civil campalgu never slackened t ine of Its makfrequent manifestations ing of suit contrary to the laws The congress consisting largely decided to boyof GandM'nDTherents arcott the roundtable conference the year because ranged for late their demand was for the absolute dependence ol India The roundtable conference opened In London November 12 with much pomp the and ceremony the unlive und even the Hindus the Moslems “untouchables" being represented by men— two their ablest and hy brilliant The Indians made It clear women nothing less than they would sccepl dominion Hiatus mill some of them bitterly attacked the British methods The problem tietore of rule In India and the government the eonfereme was so complex that there wus no for chance for Its solution mini' ime definite decision rein lied months was that liiirnia should he made a separate dominion In the t’aimdiiin nuDomi! election on July 2S the t’otiservHDxes completely government hended upset the llhernl W Mackenzie hy Prime Minister maa comfortiibie King and secured mid jority In lie dominion parliament tliclr leader l(iolmrd B Bennett new The govern prune minister tueiil took steps at once to relieve Ihe unemployment situation and to help one being the almost emit the farmerof Immigration plrie ihscoiiliniinnce from Europe German FaaciettWin As In most other coimlries political In redacted Ihe exciils many of Die people prevailing discontent and there It wus aggravated by were oppressed by feeling llmt Mueller Chancellor the repnrilinns anil his cahlnet resigned in Mureli of liecaime dissigt ixfarlion with the Ion of die Young plan and with the budget and financial reforms r Heinrich Bruening Ceil proposed and trist leader betaine chancellor formed a ministry of members of the So live middle parties The National oitt lists and Do 'onniiuiiists kept up In continual agitation and President on the relchstng denburg dissolved July IS In the elections which were So 14 the National held September lists commonly culled Fascists won a most surprising and tremendous victory They increased' the number from of their seats In the reielistag BJ to luT anil tliclr popular vote from Soviimki Ilian fijKMnoo Their (o more titular lender Is Adolf Hitler xvho lie could not be elected ing an Austrian to the reielistag France Spain and Italy the finance One small provision hill a vote of luck of brought confidence In the French chamber of deputies hi February and Die Turdicu It was us forced to resign ministry cab succeeded hy a Radical Socialist laet formed by (Tuiuteuips which was Tar defeated its tlrst appearance on dieu then was recalleiB and through a stormy summer ami fall but early In Beceinher the senate forced him and Ids cabinet to resign am) Theodore to form a new minSteeg undertook istry France maintained her counas one of the most prosperous tries of Europe nod gathered an She was largely mense store of gold preoccupied with imllmml defense and went ahead with her plan for a powon tier erful rluiln of fortilleallons eastern frontier Gen Prime de Rivera who had been dictator of Spain for more than six on January 2S partyears resigned lien faced with ly under compulsion Die threat of a in ary revolt He was succeeded hy (Jon Il'iimaso the year there eiigm-Throughout were repented strikes food riots and violent rations hy and in Ihe middle of December a serious rebellion broke out In the noilheru part of the count ry E onomy w as the continual cry of the Italian government Premier Mussolini bring its spnkosiuaii und Ids measures toward Dsit end were put mid dis rough with thoroughness patch They extended to the reilue tioti of of all governmental w tio are ntmi employees remarkably emus theie am all employers were urged to follow suit In eompeiisulion the cost of living was brought down of prlees of food and hy the lowering At the same time other necessities Ills Ihe nice continued program of extensive public works like drainage of waste lands givand restoration to men many ing employment Carol on Rumanian Throne Garni former crown prince of Ru mania with the aid ef prominent Rumanians executed a slanting coup from Ills exile in d'etat hi June France he flew- to his native conn try in nil airplane ami two days later tile parliament declared film king and Ids llllle son who had the title heir to Ihe throne Band svwui began toil his planning for his corona ion estranged wife derllned to be reconciled and the statesmen sulil tbe cere tie could not held unless she inony or the marriage were were present dissolved As a result of this dispute Breuiler Miiniu resigned In October Mnd Gurol went ahead with his plans All Interesting if net Important event was Die marriage on October 25 fif King Boris of Bulgaria and Giovaima daughter of the king und queen of Italy Revolutions Revolt flamed la four South Amer Four men win had beet lean republics virtual dictators were oustedFour were established As new governments to these events there preliminary was a revolution In the IViminlean the Immediate republic tn February cause being the sntiomicevl Intention of President Ilorado Yasquez to stand for reelection After a few skirmishes Vasaues was forced out of office be In a vast pension system Inaugurated temporarily by Gening succeeded eral U’rena Elections were held on for all partly or wholly disabled vetMay 10 ami Gen Rafael Trujillo was erans not already receiving compenund chosen president Inaugurated sation no matter what their Illness or when contracted Soon after the three months later of tills law the President Bolivia wus nexi on the list There enactment of into effect the consolidation like Ur Hernando Siles tried Vusquez put Die bad been In bureaus tJiat three tils rule and was driven to perpetuate charge of veterans of all wars and from office in May by the Insurgents Gen Frank T Hines as in appointed to take refuge lie was permitted chief Chita and his much tutted right hand Some of the recommendations of the Gen Huns Kumlt of Prussia limn commisWlckei'xluiiu law enforcement rled hack t his German home A mill the sion were adopted By congress tary junta took over the government most Important being Die transfer of Carlos Blanco its thief being Gen the prohibition bureau from the treasGullimjn to The of Justice the Uepurtment The ury Peru followed suit In August Ool Amos officers of the army led a movement change was made oa July V of Woodcock took command Augusto B Iegula against President the new bureau and former Commiswho had belli Die office for more than M sioner made Doran James waa al ten years and considered himself bua new industrial alcohol lie was forced to head of most liTrmovtible reau tinder Die Treasury department resign turning ovet his pow ers to s When William Howard Taft reCol und later Lieut mill y Junta chief as of the Supreme Justice signed M was Berm Sanchez Bills marie pro 3 only five days visional president Iegula hail been court ou February Hoover his death President as an efficient business before recognized Evans named Charles Immediately president ami Pent made great ma strides during his regime but Hughes to succeed him The appointwith the wus conti ment senate "dermewliy accused him of the revolutionists AssociIn Then votes opposition nial of civil llherlics'' and also of Sanford ate Justice Edward Terry nepotism and the sale of conoesaiuns passed away and Mr Hoover picked He was Imprisoned In await triul Federal Judge John J Parker of North Late in August I’resldetit Hipolitn fill the vacancy Labor and Irlgoyeii of At gentian was warned by Carolina to rose In opposition negro organizations tils minister of Justice that a revoluand the senate rejected the iiomimi tion might break tint Imtneillately few davs later ttie prediction was ful tion by a vote of 41 to 31k The l’resi dent then named Gwen J Roberts fur idled the high army hiii) navy officers the plate hiiiI he was accepted leading tliclr commands In a revolt and tha Election Prohibition Dial ousted the aged chief speedily as a political Issue In Prohibition executive who was seriously Only creased In Importance as the months in Buenos Aires win there any popular 'onducted A hy the poll anil this passed opposition to the revolution em ry Digest Indicated that the counwas soon quelled with some blood try was largely In favor of rejveal of Urlluiru shed Gen Jose Francisco chief of the Insurgents became the the Eighteenth amendment or ut least of the enforcement of modification provisional president on September 6 law The liquor question was a great trlgoyen for years laid enjoyed great factor In the cumpnlgirtir personal popularity In Argentina was niuny states and had a decided effect president from l!Dl) to 11122 and was on the results when the people went elected again in l'IL’S But he bad be 4 November on The voters mils to the come senile and sick and lost his bold Rhode Island mid Massa of Illinois on the eople ohusotts in a referendum were against Vargas Rules Brazil by large majorities prohibition Brazil's revolution broke out early The election turned out to be very in October and was In a way a wat much of a landslide for the Ueuio between the states the leader of each cratic party The Republican inari striving to seize the central govern ties in both st mite and house were iiient The term of President Washing almost wiped out for Die next eon ton luis was soon to expire but his nnd cities find many states gross Ur lavored candidate Julio Brest es elected Ucnioerulir officials to replace of the state of Sto Bnulo Naturally the more raldd Republicans had been elected allegedly by fraud saw of the administration opponents Ur The defeated liberal candidate for In all this a severe rebuke former president rtf dent Getuho Vargas hut Hoover and his policies state of liio Grande do Sul start sum- opinion was that it was the nat ed a revolt to prevent the inallgurii economic ural result of unfortunate Don of Brestes and the movement otnl ions all the spread to state alter slate available With large appropriations on Rio in mies converging Insurgent the farm hoard workod for tho folio! de Janeiro the national capital The and hy of agriculture promoting hut Vm eminent resisted stubbornly various cooperatives and mincing considerable putts of the army a mi later in Die year undertook with soup navy deserted tl and alter a few weeks success to stabilize tin price of wheat of bloody lighting lulls was ousted which Imd fallen rapidly lit all world The members of the Junta that took markets In this latter operation tin over the government at once began some hoard was forced to necumulate and scheming tmt X’argas quarreling thing like ItHiiMHllHin bushels of wheat promptly came up from the south with the future dcosal ol winch was an a large force of gauche soldiers and unsolved problem Chairman legge o! his authority was recogniyvvl He was fot the hoard campaigned unceasingly Installed us prov isiomil prcsiriciil on boat acreage redin tion of November 3 the appointments diplomatic Among I'uscuul Grtir Uuhio was inauguratII were: the President Ralph By ed as president of Mexico on Februaiy Fred I'ooili minister to Uemnark a strong cabinet tinder 5 Htul selected John N 'caring ambassador to Peru to whose rule the count cy promi-cllatt to Poland Willy s ambassador Is being Especial attention prosper ford W MaeMder minister to Canada paid to reorganization of itgriculluit-anto W Forbes to education Japan W M Jar dine minister to minister to ertmiti Bernstein Egypt minister Nicholas Roosevelt Albania DOMESTIC Reuben (’lnk Jr to Hungary and ain'ias ador to Mexico of the tifioont h decennial Taking less cause for complaint lie final 2 on ApriJ census f nmsi other than the peoples gave figures aiiirtmiccd ill Novefnher the inhabit nils of me Pint countries State ot Die l'nite-the population ed Slates were Ilex ei Piclcss fot- the Tfie increase as 12277511 uv crprnduclion lied and pessimistic hi cold about was decade per anil u rers farmers and mnitci by Hoover President On November 2 in liii timidity of consumers William N Uoak of Vir ami urn-appointed ness depressinn pimumnt ginia sei clary ol labor to sticce d hroiighniit the year tie that lasted James J tiv is who had boon elected Spile all e'lorts to rts'oic proqu- Uy its evil pun senator from Pennsylvania The groat drought phi'o he short sO'Sion of eong css opcm d affecting conditions in the cm tie conn December 2 und tin- Pres dent's t ry was largely concerned With metis sULe Hoover's tl mi ration President arcs ot relief Following to a great laid another evt eedin :ly drill nil your extent his congress In the senate the Ueinmrats were more than one handled appropriated inforced tcpulilicnns by the radical comtntc-tioand the coalition fought mnny of the millions for un program designed to aid ttie unAflet more Chief Executive's policies mnl also set the senate employment situation than six tmuilhs ef debate aside a huge fund for loans to farmers passed the Smoot tariff bill who had suffered from the drought two features Dial were obnoxious to the senate Mr Hoover transmitted ex These to the President of the World the revised protocols provision curried over port debenture court und asked early action on them from the old farm relief legislation the flexible clause transferring anil to tariff power from the President NECROLOGY The noise of rept congress these fen litres the eliminated senate was foried to yield anil mi the eminent Amerl 'among In wlt-- Sumot FIRST June 14 Ihe who died In l!K:o must be tariff measure wits finally enacted It placed William Howard Taft who had the highest protective level reached been governor general of the Philip with all of Hity tariff law ever p:'s-chief justice of the Supreme pines average rate afiotit 20 per cent hIiovc court of Die Pnited States and Presithat of the FordneyMcX ‘timber bill dent of the Republic (in the duy Mr It was satis In Us enthety of 1U22 Tn ft died March 8 Associate Justice fylng to nolooly but President Hoover Edward Terry Sanford of the Supreme signed il because he saw In Its flexible court also Elmer A away passed the mums of righting Its provision Sperry Inventor of the gyroscope and the higher Protest again Injustices Glenn H Curtiss pioneer tn aviation duties were received from many for were taken by dealli as were also tiKD governments (J Porter of Congressman Stephen Act Veterans' Pension Indomitable foe of the Pennsylvania and hitter was another traffic P Anderson C ‘‘dope’’ There Bishop long bill church in prinmte of the Episcopal tangle over the veterans' wus America As Hist passed by congress Harry Payne Whitney financier and sportsman and Gen Tasker wholly objectionable to the Bliss 'chief of staff of the Ameriand whs promptly vetoed pi il grunted can army during the World war because compensation Other names worthy of record are: Vr disabilities not incurred in active lit Januury— George E' Woodherry and partly because It went service a u Dior and educator Glare Briggs "beyond tbe finanrisl necessities of the situation” The house sustained the cartoonist John D Archtiold oil nmg hill Pi if the tbe imte setup repassed veto but Henry J Gox veteran These were weather forecaster Bok with some amendments Edward editor and philanthropist Baron Levin rejected by the representatives and a Gussel measure noted Belgian bunker fairly acceptable to the ad Mrs It William Jeunlugs Bryan i Stephen T mloUtratloo wui passed and signed U7 mi fy Mather former director of national Viscount Esher of England parka Mrs Rebecca L Felton former senUr llurry B ator from Georgia Hutchins president emeritus of UniRear Admlrala of Michigan versity W W Kfnihull uhd Thomas §owden n MaJ Gen Harry Taylor Emmy Hungarian prlina donna Ur W IE P Fatime president emeritus of Brown university In February— Rear Admiral V I Howard Brig Gen Al P Maus noted Indian fighter Former Senators Fred T Dubois of Idaho and C F Johnson of Maine C A Weyerhauser Minnesota lumber mngnate Alexander P Moore to ambassador American Poland Perosl and Merry Cardinals del Val In Rome Mabel Normand film star MnJ (1 II Putnam New York publisher Ahmed Mirza former shah of Persia In March— I) H Lawrence English novelist Ur Arthur T Hadley presiViscount Herdent emeritus of Yule Grand Adbert Gliidshin? pf England miral von Tirpltz of Germany Prlmo de Rivera former dictator of Spain Wallaird Balfour British statesman ter Eckcrsall authnrlly on athletics In April— Cosima Wugner widow of IL Albert the famous composer Washburn American diplomat Queen Vicempress of Ethiopia G Harding toria of Sweden W governor of Federal Reserve hunk of Boston Enid Dewar of Great Britain Ur II II Furness Jr Shakespearean authority Cardinal de Arcoverdeof Charles Scribner Itlo vie Janeiro Robert Bridges poet laupublisher Adele Ritchie acreate of England tress MttJ Gen George Barnett former commundunt of the Marine corps lu May — Charles S Gilpin nvited neLove Kohertus poet and gro actor critic Earl D Church commissioner ofpvnsions Ur Fridtjof Nansen NorV J Iatcke English wegian explorer novelist Herbert D (’roly publisher and author Col J Gray Etey organ manufacturer William Otdvvay Lord RanAmerican sculptor dall T Davidson former archbishop of Canterbury Cardinal Lucon archWalter of Reims Ur J bishop kes ethnologist Lord forIn June— Gen Herbert mer director of the budget Herbert MnJ Gen Winslow playwright W C A Devnl E Nickerson Boston Chief Magirimte William financier T De McAvtuo of New York city illustrator Deary (’ ThuKtrnp oil Sir Henry O magnate of England auto ami bout speed fielder Kirk Munrop author of Imys’ hooks earl of Mar premier nobleman of Scotland Melville Davisson Post nut bur Dr Kuiio Frnticke K Vardanian firmer of Harvard senator from Mississippi Harry Stutz automobile manufacturer Dr Harvey W Wiley pure fund specialist In July— Grant erlon author Sir S rthiir Comm Doyle English author MnJ Gen W C Neville eiiinniamlaut of the'MarhiP corps Cardinal dealt of the sacred college Geri Gorman soldier and von Bernhard! II Robwar writet Bear dmlral ertson Henry Sy rinor Harrison novelAuer ven violinist ist Leopold leader luuii-veteran of Lym union liilerniti'Uail Ty ognipliical cupiialist llary S Black New York Field Marshal fount Oku of Japan James Eads How "'iiillai'mire Imho" D Josipli SilvviMiun Jewish leader of New York In August — A rclihisliop Messmer of Milwaukee Wagner son vif Mrs Isabella M Alden vomposcr author J Fred Booth Ca(“Pansy") nadian lumber imtgiaie Edwin Clapp otiotmsi anil Brian ial writer James I) Phelan former senator from CaliC 'I' Mi ‘tioler Gen fornia MajGvii a of England ’"i Sir Harm e Smi t Van lear Black pulilidier of BaltiAivrioti Terry more News English dean of actress Eugene h actors Duke of NorthumberFri-loti Cl tit cy sircen uctor MaJ land Gen Ildiry T Allen In September — Robert Thompson New York linn tu ier and sportsman Mrs Frederick Dent Grant Rear AdW Straus finanS miral cier Milton Silis stage und screen star (apt Buy Ed former German John uriiiigtoii naval atiaolu? at termer governor Lind of Dr J T Dorrance atid congressman condensed soup of Henry originator Philo steel magnate retired Phipps W A Gts of Chicago civic leader Tomlins noted choral cnnduvtiir American artist DanW Dow ell capitalist and philiel Guggenheim Prince Leopold Maximilian anthropist Lord Birkenhead English of Bavaria statesman In October — Rear Admiral (1 W detective Pinkerton Allan Baird Marvel presHgeiiey tieud Josiah Bur association ident of American Alexander Harrison American painter Bear Admiral H J Ziegemir sculptor Gen ValerValentine E Cnrillnal Casaian Wejler of Spain nova of Granada Rear Admiral O W of marine engines Dyson designer H rStinpIxtr") Garrison once Edward king of Jockeys H Bliss In November— Gen Tasker Tlivitnas Polemnn du Pont S U T W former senator from Delaware C steel magnate Guthrie Pittsburgh chulrnmn of board of Markham H Illinois Central: Gupt Otto Sverdrup Norwegian Arctic explorer: Episeopnl Griswold of Chicago Bishop S Austin Dowling Oithollc Most Rev Jones archbishop of SL Paul Mother ' labor lender — Courtland IL Young In December Dr w York magazine publisher I'reducator R Huntingdon aut or Burton noted churchman und South African damond Sir Otto Pelt of Father Jerome Rhor-magnate sSun Jose Cn f astronomer: Carolina Overnmn senator from North iAm Vk'Mtarii ' " Nwi“ |