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Show ft i Gen 0 V hle 1 Chronology sj 1 The lear 1922 lj 8 8 ft V J Ilea li J lor n 0 Compiled by E IP P1CKAKD $ Hep! g..-.,.., , ., -...s u. (6, 1IJ. Western Nwitp.r Unloa.) tlnopl INTERNATIONAL 2?1 Jan. I War between Russia and Fin 'napi Sana begun over allejed Ftnnlsn IJ 10 cenil Karelian rebela. KUa Jan. 4 Allied supreme council called tn( . toncmle and financial tonire la nicel jc1) la Oenoa In Marcii, Oermany and Rusa.a inw.L Included. t,,c Jan. i-Conferfi at Wahlngtn adontcid fi-nt reiolutlone forbidding submarm opera ., tlon against inerciiantmen and banning 0tL Stoleon ga In warfare, miatli Jan. 1-Br land agreed at Cannea to '". , ' fiartlal moratorium fur Oermany In r- ,c, urn for defenelve alliani for Franca iXY' with Oreat Britain, of Jan. U Shantung controversy between China and Japan etuled. . I. m Feb. 1 WaJiingloti conference adopted SA-Ai five-power naval l.mllntlon treaty with agreement on Pnciil fortliLatlon. adopted resolutions declaring open door Xr la China: approved treaty for restriction AZ,, of use of submarines and poison gas In warfare; Mr. Ualfour announced Ureal ',!?. Britain would restore WelllalWel to "U; China. . nartl, Feb. iWashlngton conference approved P."'1 treaties relating to China and resolution ereallng International commiaelon to re- , the rules of warfare. ",nar, V. t-Delogate to Washington con. J fereiM-e signed all the troalle and the Xonference adjourned sine die. r.V.n Feb. iO-I'resldenl Harding submitted ,eJ." Washington conference treaties, with fud . " 1 minute of conference, to the senate. 1 Feb. 11-United States and Japan signed , J treaty defining rights of former on Yap WJV and other Islands mandated to Japan. a'K' Feb. 14 International permanent court f Justice held flist aesaloi In The Hague. turns Lloyd Oeorge and I'olncare agreed on 10-year Anglo-Fremh pact and postponed Oenoa conference la April 10. mt Feb, t5-FrmlT Lloyd Oeorge an- " ounced art at Urltaln abandoned protec r,P" locate of rtaypt . March 1-Unlted btatea senate ratified "P Tap treaty with Japan. . March 24 United btates senate ratified . " four-power I'aclflc treaty. March 17-Uliltrd Stales senate ratified tlnop gupplement to Pacific treaty, excluding ,uf5 Japanese mainland, and reservation " Straightening nut tangle over declaration Amr n domestic affairs. March 2-Unlted 8tates. eenata ratified subm naval limitation treaty and treaty on use l'c of poison gas and submarines In warfaie. . ut March JO-Unltrd States ratified nine- to co power treaty concerning China and troaty . " on Chinese tariff J"pei April 7 Germany rejected allied repara- Jh tton commission's demand that she Issue tn'nl l.0eo.06O In additional taxes. De April (Colombia and Venexuela signed dJoi boundary treaty. (ocl April 10 Kconomlo conference of Oenoa use opened. Ilueslan delegate accepted the on n lour demands of ths other nations. Jectci , April 1 rjcrmany and lluasla concluded on rc f treaty, canceling war debts and Ureal- Dec !t Lltovrt treaty and establishing full dlpla- of N L .tnafle relations. Representatives of al- ac ef ;f liles at Oenoa conference surprised and Ilea, 1 angry. .1 April It Peaia parley between Japan and Far Kast republic broken off. April II Allied and little entente powers Jan i" at Oenea barred Germany from partlclpa- penc l Han In conference on Russia. valei April n Oerman delegates at Oenoa (tie I jurreed to keep out of discussions of Rus- j.r a4an affairs. of Ii April 24 Franca and Japan at Oenoa. r(.ei reached accord to oppose recognition of jBr rovlet Ruaslat conference deadlocked by ef C Xusata'a nnanclal demands. Free t May l-Bovlet Russia, In great May day cotc demonstration al Moscow, defied the j "capitalistic nations of the world." a'gne May 2 Memorandum of allies' condi- fereti Mona for helping Russia handed to soviet prem dalasjates at Oenoa: Belgium refused to jan aMrn and France made reservation. ratm May I France withdraw her asisnt to head provosahi made to the Ruaslan govern jr ment by Oenoa conference. French press pTtt charged Uoyd Oeorge with trickery con- p, eernfiig Raeslan all fields. hla r May 11 Russtans at Oenoa replied rt evsalvely to allied proposals ki.t.r May it-Allies at Oenoa Invited United nVm aHatas to participate In new negotiations k,i with Russia to begin at The Hague Kel June M. ,. May 14-Unlted Statea declined InvlU- dum tlon to The Hague conference. RusaU q,.,. j agreed participate. Ind Oermany and I'otand signed treaty est- jr.i tllng Upper Silesia disputes. .u(Tr Oreat Brluln asksd United States. " tA, fraace and Italy to co-operate with her t in Investigating and stopping Turkish rl atrocities In Asia Minor. .il., Tacna.Arlca conference between Chile u. and l'eru opened In Washington. houa May It Powara at Oenoa adopted eight m months' true with Russia and other so- r,nr. tlet republics. "S" f May 1 Oenoa conference adjourned, k.. Lloyd Oeorge wanting the Russians to be 1 ! mora reasonable. pi.r !' t May M International bankers' commit ' tee met In Paris to plan economic recov- . ' S ry for Europe. vni f June United SUtes agreed la kelp Y tfivaallgate Turkish atrocities. r.,J; Jun g-Franc refused to agree to re jSjn , ductloa ef Oerman reparations. i'VTd Juns It Hague preliminary conference Vn en Russian affalra opened. . June li-Russlsn dilsgatas Joined In" con- x.in , t ferenc at The Hague and Insisted credits n " ' to RuMla should be first tople handled. , a !TJuly l-Japan completed ratification of ,.r all the Washington conference treaties. July (Russians at The Hague, after -iVi-t ubinlttlng "amaxlng" budget, offered M "w. rcmceeslont for 21.KO.0M.CO0 In credits. hlt,H f July 10-Oermany agreed to give allies Pn n control of Its flnanros. hoping for a loan "V: of a billion dollars, and asked moratorium ,.. on reparatlone "!r. July IT League of Nations council met ju. In London to ratify the mandates, Amtr irJ, ica and Oreat Urltaln having reached ii full agreement, July 20-Conferen'e at The Hague ended j.. vithout result awing to position of Rus aian delegates. ,,,.7 July n-Counell of League of Nations ' " ' adopted Pritlsh mandate for Palestine and if,! French mandate for 8yrla, s' July 27-Kathonla, Latvia. Lithuania and nP , ; i Albania rocognlxed aa sovereign statss by i, thb United Btates. 1" July lo-KIng Constantino proclaimed ' Smyrna and Its hinterland an autonomoua ," ' i atai under protection of Oreec. v XtiU. T-Conferonc of allied premiers tin opened In London. Polncare threatened .,, France would act alone If ne esaary to "n. compel Oermany to execute the Veraalllea treaty. French demands referred to eg ,., parts. JU1 Aug. I-Demuyter. Belgium, won James ??"', Oordan Bennett balloon race In Curope. Aug. y-Freneh plans ta coerce Oer- .J.,, , many dleapproved by allied experts, 1 t ., - 1 Aug. K-Unlled Btates and Oeimany .fI, ' signed agreement for determination of Jul h war claims "i ' ft, r. Aog. 14 Allied conference In Londou j i & broke up without result .-."J l, Aug. rs-Ormanv defaulted on payment S? . ef 19.009.009 Installment ft pr.wir debts Vu ( to allied nationals. 1 Avnt. 23-Turks opened great offensive feu k, - agamsl Oreeks In Asia Mlngr. '"ii Aug. 21 Reparations commission granted au permany six months' rssplie. rft)c . Bert 1 Oreece. her armies routed by Au the Turks, offered to eva uate Asia Minor factl If Turkey would sign armistice. Au v Sept. 4 League of Nations met In Oe Chin nova; Auguatin ISdwards ef "hlle elected reon trnsldent Utati ','' ' Bept t Oen. Trlcoupls. ne Oreek com- ,.Au , wander In chief, raptured o Turks, fkm Council of league df Nations blai-Kcd , A'1 ! all plans for merging ef Austria with any ,tc. fi ft other nation. au 'Jr BtVt. I Oreeks began evacuation of ;an t f fimyraa. '"g" vf Bept. J-Turklih NaUonallsts occupied hund ;.r emynia, etu, fi Sept. U Frartr and Oreat Britain ae- ft I rep ted Lord Robert Cecil's plan for -In- dent f tuniational company assurance against 8n M .war." Cons . i ivesiem portion ei nmj"i ii d; loss Iwi.um.OOOi nuny lives lost as k nany rsfused to dtpo.U gold guar Ra dematiJed by Uelgium and defaulted rend yiiitnl of private pre-war djbts to t)c iiuuonais. rl i ,. It Uiaat Diitaln Invited the do- Ui na, Franco, ha.y, Seibla, Rumania abar ireece to Join in the delense of the Oeci melles. . , Law '.. It France and Italy opposed mill- Oc operations aga.net lurks uprr U IS- Entire british Allantla fleet Oc to Uaruarikrlles. . , erv igary aJuni.uJ to League of Nations priir t. I-Keinl nulla demanded of al- Oc inmedlaie coniereii.e on U.runUt inol eutral.iy of the rjuuit and perrnu- Nov lo send troops Into Thrace. , oc t. -Allls agreed to conference of and niiUone on Near UasU excluding pled a, Oc u it-Alllee Invited lurks to peace mlln rem, agreeing to return fi.nj.an- his le, Auriauople and Thruce In return Kl reedoin of the L.Udaxrllea. men I. :&-Ureat Urltaui -gr.ed to admit Or a to Niar East cenlruice concein- hem he Dardanelles. . .,, Iri L 2-Ureea troop revolted and King Oc amine abdicated. . . r" m, in not to tii alllee. demanded Oc estoraUon of Turkey In Europe. can t, 2-Kemal Pasha a leptcd a lies Nc itlou to arm slice parley, and to cUr ' conference on condition tlul Lou- dec Inople and alt of 1 lin.ee be leded al In I to Na.lusalisl goveinment. th . 1 'lurk Nat.onuJibts agreed to ar on c eonferenve al iludanU on Oct. 1 N( UNpendod nill.tary operationa, sea , 2 Armlstlc conference opened al alhc nla. N 10-AIIUs. Oreeks and Turkish Na- Prlr lists agreed to arm.stl. convention Hoi, udnnla, providing for evucUHtion of Al ie by Oieexe wlililn It d-iya and It tlnp try to Turkey within 4J days. N , II Mudanla proto ol algnud. mln . 21 Untied Stales Invited Central refo 'lean republics lo conleienoe on Urn N n or armament and other subjecu. his ashlngton Dec. 4, au?l . 27-AII,es Invited United States to N rlpate la Near hast conference at com anne, SwIlserUnd. Nov II. Hecre eloc Hughes replied United States wou-d Ai obtsrvers. Russia Invltod to part of I inference dealing with tue Oarua- Ni i ctia . 23Turkey and Russia opened con Ni ce for economic accord. dsn I. 12 Lausanne conference postponed lie i ov. M. Ni f. 20-Near Kast peace conterence at Uepi anne opened, with return to secret Ish macy In effect. Oi r. 21 Eastern Thrace and Adrlanopl eetp id over to thr Turks, cs.b T Russia and nntluna on her wen ml; border opened limitation of anna- Ni tonfere .ce. 'tr: i. 4 Conference of Central American not Jllcs opened In Wnshlncton. . 20 Allies demanded from Oermany De gy and Indemnity for attack on al- autl ntlreis in llavarla. Ni :. 6 lirltlsli uoous forced Turks to mie Christian refugees leave Constan- rero le. a i J Allies presented plan for contiol of i ardanellea to l.ausnnne conference. Ni rl.n a position sta'.ed. of C :. 8 Turkey'e plan for Dardanelles of t ittted at iJiuianne. Virtually ac dob d by the allies. . Ore : Allied premiers met In London dlnl nslder Oerman reparations. Di s. 10 Oerman repiiratlons plan re- grai d by allied premiers. D mtung province formally restored to tutl i by Japan. ernt :. II Conference of allied premiers Di imed to Jan. 2. Francs Insisting on Di tile oocupatlon or the Ruhr. out : 12-Daltlr states served ultimatum Di tuss:a at Moscow which Russia re- nor, 1 and disarmament conference went Hn. ichs. . , Di :. It Turkey agreed to Join league Ider atlons when peace Is signed and to D it measures for protection of mlnorl- crer FOREIGN Mffl Moi u T-Dall Elreann aerept! Irish treaty by vote ef l lo ST, Do n ra and followers decided to continue vo' light. i. a De Valera resigned presidency rlsh republic and was defeated for tctlon. 4 to W. j, i. 10 Arthur Orlfflth elected president baw lall Elreann to establish the IrUh j, OUte. De Valera and followers l0t d syh i. II Premier Drland of Francs re ro d because h's policies al Cannes con. jt c were opp'-aed. Polncare made Tru i.'ll-Parllament of southern Ireland " ed peace trealy. Michael Collins at j, of provisional government. j. I. 1 Provlelonal government of Irish un State Installed at Dublin Cnntl. jt y , 2-Prem'er llonoml of Italy and . ablnel resigned. bas . (-Cardinal Achilla Rattl. arch- mtt1 m ef Milan, elected pope, taking mir or Plus XI. K . 12-Plus XI crowned pope. op( j. 22-Free State and republic advo j i In Ireland agreed to have referen jjn on treaty with England and Free ct(l i constitution three month hence to hold no ele-tlone until then. . res! . 23 Japanese diet rejeoted universal j,- age measure. or i. 25 New Italian cabinet formed by itu a Factn, . . . F t. 25 Princess Mary of England mar. l0 to Viscount l.aerelles. moi rch 2 Lady Rhondda won seat In e of lords, rreattng precedent. . nu) rch SO-Irlsh Free State .and Ulster tsenUtlves signed peace pact. D0, 0 Portugueee aviators flew from Lis- j, to the Cannrles en way to llrasll. ni rch 21 King Oeorge signed Irish m State acL to rll & Portuguese aviators, en route Irasll, Hew from Canarlea to Cape apr le (stands. . a rll IS Portuguese aviator flew from wni 1 Verde lelanda to St. Paul's Rock, bill miles, but wrecked their plane on e;,a "fil-Oen. Chang Tso Ltng. governor r' danchurla. sclxeJ Peking and Tien a ct rll 2s-Oreat bnttls between armies enerala Chang and Wu Pel Fu openod a Peking. . , v.01 ,y 2 O en. Juan Vincent Oomot a ed president of Venexuela. for y 4-Oeneral Wu'a army victorious In rvi e near Peking; General Chang's army m Ight. fou iv 21-Russian government passed de v recogn slrig property rlghu within jc iln limits. , , iui ne 1 Old Chinese parliament met and no: Ident Hsu resigned. laguay In throes of a revolution, hoe ie 2 Orneral Dledtlcha elected prl- ti of Vladivostok government. Di ne (-Portuguea vlator completed y tight from Lisbon to llraxll. S0I panese rabinet resigned. aDQ ie t K4ng Alexander of Jugo-SlavU w Princess Marie of Rumania married (on lelg: ade. ji ne 10 Cuban cabinet resigned. vm ne 11 LI Yuan-Hung aisumed nresl. ji y of China and made Wu Ting-Fang heli tier. vlo mlral Kato became premier of Japan. ji ie 11-Uenerul Cnen captureO Canton iial Sun Yat Sen fled. jj tlonol election held la Ireland, advo tini of treaty wlnnlmi. , . ,n,i n 22-FIld Marshal Sir Henry Wll u M. P. for an Ulster district, assas Ji led by to Irlshmsn In Londou. the ne 21-Dr. Waller Rathenau. uerman and gn minister, asanulnated In Uerl'n. Lai ly 10-Dlc revolution In liraill crushed Jt r several weeks' righting. cou ly 1 Facta cabinet In Italy resigned, bre ig to action of the Fasclstl. j, ly 2S-I)avarlan government rejected not ntl Oerman legislation for derense ia ie republlo. , g. t-ltallan Fasclstl captured palace Mn lenoa In face of heavy gun fire of otu lara. Martial law proclaimed In aev- ji provinces. fJ g. IS-Cork, last stronghold or Irr.ih pr, Is, taken by lrlh Nat'onullsts. .ra g. 14-Peaee parley between warring ji on In China opened In Shanghai. Dal g. 21-Oe-.eral Wu, mlltiary manter of Ji . accepted po'lry of Dr. Sun for uc (onlutlon of China lllcn tile United dial PS- Ji S. t!-Mlrhnel Collins, head of Irish for State, killed In a rnbu senile. anil g. 2T-Sweden bv oopulai vote re- Oer id prohibition a f. SO-Oenernl Crowder gave Cuba den lays lo art on his legislative reform a L T Rrnxtl b-tun celehmtlon of one Cro red Hi anniversary or her indepond- A tarl it. f William Coecrav olected prenl- A or Irish provialonal sovtiri in. nt roa it it-Creek troops revolted ana King A lunllne abdlcalodi nil I Ing of Oreete. Ina .Inull, famous Meroican bandit, aur A ered t Ik Spanish. bill t. IS King Ferdinand and Queen Ma II of Rumania crowned at Albajulla. slsi t 12Urltlah conservatives decided to P idon coalition. Prime Minister Lloyd me -ge and his tablnet resigned; A. Uamr as 1 Invited to form new ministry. ire t. 21 New provisional government ef fe ilnlcnn Republic b.auguraled. for U 2J Dollar Law olected head of dm- S atlve party and accepted the peal of Cla ie minister, b U 24 Uonar Itw announced his cab nor , and an election waa called for ni . 1&. F t. ZS Japanese evacuated Vladivostok apt troops of Far Eastern Republic oecu S the city. 8 t. lit Italian Fasclstl prepared for pai lant net. on and Premier Vac la and ma cuulnet resigned, S ng Oeorge dissolved Dritlsh parlla ina t and called new one to meet Nov, ID. T t, 29-Klng or Italy Invited Musuolliii, ma 1 or the l-asclstl, to form a new mln B r. co- t. 30 Premier Mussolini announced 1 Ital'nn cabinet ma L 31-Oen. Francisco Murgula. Mexl Ua rebel chieftain, captured and ahol. H iv. I Angora National aasemhlv de net ed the sultan of Turkey dethroned, Ker ared the noverelgiV.y of the nation i inn he hands of the pwiple and changed nnrne from Ottoman einpue ta Stat poi Curkey. F V. 4-Turkle.il NatlonallsU took po. ml ion of Constantinople and asked th s s to remove their troop. tar )V. iKx-Kalser Wlllirlm married H iccca Harmlne of Reuss at Doom, vet land, fe he refused ta evacuate Constan s PU C iv. ISKIng ef Italy gave Mussolini die atry full power to make governmental s rms. Jur nv. 14-Oerman Chancellor Wlrlh and ?n cabinet resigned under pressure or 7 porting parties. chi av. lo Prime Minister Uonar Law won w'l Irol of house of common In Dritlsh cln lions. Imi rthuc Dernardes Inaugurated president s iraxH, pin dv. 16 Wllhelm Cuno accepted Oerman s ncellorshlp. me ov. IT-Turklsh National assembly or k 1 arrest and trial of the sultan, and n itarted for Malta on a Urltlni warship. E OV. IS Abdul Medjtd Edendl, cohsln of la. oscd aultan, elected caliph by Turk C National assembly, Iln sner.il Feng lead coup d'etat In Peking, u( ibllshlng martial law and ousting the 0 Inel. Dr. W, W. Yen assumed pre- aw rsh Ip. Ar ov, 20 Cuno naioed new Oerman mm am y, Soc'allnts and Communlsu being roi represented ... .or ov. 24-Lrklne Chllders. chl f aid of c Valera, executed by Irish Fret State th- norlt'es. 0 nv :G Itallsn pailiamer'. gave Pre- ter r Mussolini full powei to tarry out rec irnis. eh I urman Chancellor Cuno given big vote A conndenc oy relchslat Ne dv. 22 Flvo former rabinet members c Ireece and one general were convicted ed treason In connection with the Oreek gin a le In Asia Minor and were executed. C at Riltaln protested and broke off m omatlc relations. Da sc. I Prince Andrew of Oreece de brl ded and exiled for high treason. C ec. 4 Parliament pased lr.sh consti- Da on bill; Timothy llealy appointed gov. v ir general of Irish Fre StatO f)e sc. (-Irish Free State came Into being. Itv ec. 7 Ulster parl.ament voted to stay t of Irish Freo fitate, se ec. 8 Lnm Mellowes and Rory O'Con , Irish rebel leaders, executed In Dub rel tal ec Oabrlel Narutowlcz elected pre. r it of Poland, , as sc. II Pope held secret consistory and r tied elchl new cardinals. . P ec. 1 President Narutowlcx af Poland t mlnatcd. g" kntlne parliament voted to merge with K icow government a 1 ec. IT Moecow government onlerd r suls of eleven natlor.s to leave Vladl HI; lok. P DOMESTIC S in. S Henry P. Fletcher appointed am sad or to Belgium. 1 in, B Oeorge Wharton Pepper a p. j Had United State aenator from Penn v tanla lo succeed the late Uotea Pen- , in. 12 Senate by vote ef 4Vto'Nl seated ! man 11. Newberry or Michigan, with B0 uke for lavish expenditure ot .money ,t. campaign. ) , in. JC House passed antl-lynchlne bill. . in. 21 Borate passed foreign debt re mi ding bill, putting limit for payment at t3 ear. eb. I A, D. Houghton appointed am 11. rador to Oermany, Theodore llrentano r, lister to Hungary and A. IL Washburn 1 lister to Austria. w eb. I Senate passed the house ce- ratlve marketing bill. ,1. eb. 17 Charles A. Rawsen appointed Ited Statea sonalor from Iowa lo sue . d ICenyon. Vo eb. ISFederal Judge K. M. Landls 1 Igned. effective March I. ,t, eb. 27 Supreme court ruled Nineteenth J woman's auRruge, amendment la con . utlonal. :, eb, 2S President Harding. In address :ongrse. urged aubsld.es for American it reliant marine which will amount to DOO.uiO In first year and Ou.eH.vOO an illy thereafter. ' arch 2-Dr. Hubert Work appointed " tmaster general. ,t arch 23 House ef representative aed sotdlera' bonus bill, arch 27 House voted to add 116.000,9m rivers and harbors appropriation, arch 23 House prssed array bill with iroprlntlons for army of HS.lM. b. prll 11IIouse, In committee of the ote, voted, 177 ta 130 to amend navy ,Vi to provide for K.OOO roes Instead of CO. cs mate voted to extend S per cent Imml Hon law for three years. a, prll l-Hous rllnche-j "big navy" Ion by vote of 221 to 141, and then iaed the bill. prll 3PanAmerlean meeting of n. nan optnl In Ualtlmore. prll 21-Congreas appropriated ll.OW.fOt , Hood control and relief In Mississippi , tr valley. lay 1 united SUtes Supreme court u, 11 d packers' control act ronNtltutlonal. lay 2-Former Senator Albert J. never- I e defeated Senator New In the Indiana publican prunarlee. Samuel M. Ralston . nlnated by the Democrats. lay tHouse passed 217.OO0.0CO soldier . plUl bill. ' lay 20-A. II. Oelssler, Oklahoma, ap t,, nted minister to Guatemala. n; lay 21 Interstate commeree eemmla-a eemmla-a ordered rail freight rules reduced mt 10 per cent, effective July 1. . lay 30 Lincoln memorial at washing t, iledh aled, ' w line 2 Senate parked army bill p- ..' Ing for army of 113,000 enlisted men. ime United Slates Supivme court , il labor organisations ceuld be sued for Ur Ullons of Sherman anti-trust law, ine 13 Senate panned navy appreprla- . 1 bill, provld ng for S4.000 enlisted men, innesota Republl.ans renominated th Ited States Senator F. li. Kellogg, a' I Democrats renominated Mrs. Anna 7 Oleson. "' Jne 21 Illinois Supreme cowrt unhekl 1.' convictions or William Brosa Uoyd Ic I IS other member of 111 t'oramunlet jor party for sedition. " in 22-8trUlng miners In Wllllamsoa n nty, Illinois, slangntered IS strike ,,, aker- and mine gusrds. ine 2i-Oov. Lon SmtJI of Illinois foonj guuiy or consplra.-y to defraud the m ino 27-Wleconsln Demerrats nominated SS . Ben C. Hooper of Oshkosh fer Ln.ted , Ui senate. me 2S-Senator P. J. MeCumber de- 1 led for fenomlnatlon In Republican I naiiea or North Dakota by Lynn J. rf xler, . ily I-Oeneral Lord succeeded (leneral , i. us a director or the budget. J lly U-James II. Wlllterson nsmed to lc rred K M. Land! as United Stales ae rlct Jude of Ay 18-llobcrt D Howell nominated toiinte by Rrpubl'cans ef Nebraska '"J nk!v Hit. hcock renenilnted by ,,' nnrmts. He ug. II Jo,j V. Davis elected presl- t Amerlciri liar association. ' ug. lt-MaJ David A. Heed aprmlnti l suceeed ihe late United btates Senator . ; w or Pennsylvania. "X UJ ',-nute parsed the McCumbor rr bill str ug. 23-louse pswrd hill to create 11 , ... l!!ntlnK COillllllfcly-i '101 uf 24 So-retary o: Stat JIughM A Ml fur tlrar.il. ma ted by Callrornla RepublUan lc ug, SI Senate passed seldlera' bonus S leuse passed emergency fuel bin. de ned to prevent proflieerlng In coal I reposed Mldvale-Republlclnland Steel 8 rger cited by federal trade commission unfair competition. In violation of ai de commission act . ! ept 1-House passed kill to prevent rr ceil discharge of l.oco army otTlrers. ept 2-Atsoclala Justice JJh:i A. 11 ,rke resigned from Supreme court f ept S-Republlcans or Wisconsin re b nlnated Senator LaFolIetle and Gov- ci or J J. Illalne. , ormer Senator Oeorge 11. Sutherland jointed to Supreme court , enatc passed the erriercency fuel' bill. " ept 7-Thlrty-eight men indicted for ;i tlclpatlen In the Herrln coal mine fi sacre In llllnol. ept t-fenate passed Dorah bill creat- 1 coal Investigating commlselon. w-nty-ene more Indicted for Herrln -acre. . . ept ll-Senate bonus bill accepted by iepub.lcans won Maine election by nor-I nor-I majority. Senator Hale and Governor ti xler being re-elected. . " ept. 12-Senntor Loege of Massachu-ts. Massachu-ts. Senator Townsend of Michigan and s lator Polndexter of Washington renotn-ted renotn-ted ly Republicans. c ept 'i-House adopted conference re-t re-t on tariff bill, ept IS President Harding vetoed the 0. diers' bonus bill. enate adopted conference report ea Iff bill. . ept 20-Houe overrode president 0 of bonus bill, but senate suMalneJ It ept, 21-Presldent sUned tariff bill. ept. 22 Congress adjourned. , ., 'onrad E. 8pens appointed federal fuel trlbtitor. . " ept 23 Herrln mine masacre grand y completed It work, having returned indictments. rlennlal conclave ef Episcopalian irch rlosed. denying mcmocra marriage ' Ih divorcees, refusing women place In ' Jrch management, and passing other iorta"t church legislation. . J Ix kll'ed In rrash of army bombing f nes at Mlneola, L. I. i ept 23-Q. A R. In annual encamp nt at Des Molnes.Ma. . ept. 2 United 8tntes lienntor Frey. " e;huyren of New Jersey renomlnnted c ept. TS-Dr J. W. Wlllett of Tama. . elected commander In -h'ef er O. A. R. K-t. 2 Mra. W. IL Felton appointed Ited Statea senator from Georgia, lo rceed the late Senalor Thomaa Watson . let. B-Attorney General Dangherty In d eep'ng decisions ruled liquor off nf nerlran ships throughout the world J1 9 barred foreign ships from American k 'ts ir they have liquor aboard, sealed c unseiled. let 10 President Harding appointed T 1 coal rnct flnd'ng cnmml'slon (-t. 18-Oreat Britain rejected Secra " y Huches' appeal ror treaty grant'ns Iprncal right or search and seizure or 11 ps outside territorial limits, imeriran Legion convention opened In cl w Orlranp let 20 Alvln M. Owsley of Texas eleel national commander of American Le " in. It. 23-Judge Hand In New York red- b il court uph -Id Attorney General ugherty's ruling nvalnst nil ships P nglng liquor Into United Slntes ports, let. 2t-Supreme Court Justice W. It t v reslrned, effective Nov 14 .'ov. 7 Elections resulted nenernlty In J mocratlc victories. Republican major S In conxrea creatlv reduced !nv 9 President Harding cntled extra C i.nn ef congress for Nov 20. ei ov. 13 Unltrd State Supreme court 1 Japanese are not eligible to naturall " lin, fov IS Truman H. Newberry resigned b renatnr from Michigan. a .'ov. jo Extra session of congress :ntd. q ov, 21 President Harding asKed eon- ,, s to pass shin subsidy bill. JI frs. Vf H. Felton sworn In te act for Aay aa aenator from Georgia. at .'ov. 28 Pierce Duller ef St Paul, nn appointed asso- late Justice of 6il d ime court to succeed Justice Day. a rov. 24 Government began series or ta aaalnat contractors who built wai mps, alleging fraudulent expenditure. 'ov. 2, Senate defeated the bill for a 11 m of H.OCii.iM) to Liberia, 'ov. 2J Oovernor Small of Illinois par ned William Brora Lloyd ai d IS other mmunlsta convicted of violating the C ite espionage law. a; louse passed ship subsidy bill, ilayor Jams Couxens of Detroit ap- " Inted United Statea senator to fill out m or Truman 11. Newberry, resigned ec. 4 Extra session or congress ended d regular session began. President sub- h tted second annual budget calling ror I' (rTS.s4tt.33l ror fiscal year 1121 Jec. S Two array officers and four anted an-ted men killed In airplane collision at ngley field. Jec. S-Presldtat Harding In message congress called ror strict and literal c forcement or the prohibition law a oroughgo ng agricultural credit system. provement or transportation and out A'lrur of railroad atrikes. and provision r drafting lit war all national resources. t Jec 12 New Illinois constitution re fc :ted by people. 3c ll Representative T. W. Hani r n of Virginia, Democrat, unsealed for "Cllon Irregularities. Jec. It Associate Justice Pitney of . llted 8tatea Suprome ourt roalgnel. 1 Tec. It Governor of II states conferred , th President Harding on prohibition J forcement louse passed navy bill approprlatlnu ' i.OCO00. INDUSTRIAL J Ian. 22-Unlted etatea railway labor jtrd announced new code of working le that reduces pay and aaves roadj i.uuo.VO annually ' lun. JO-Omulia packing house butchers lied oft their strike. Ian. 31-Judge Landls made final wag 1 i'ard for l!il ror Chicago builJlni trade. Kcb, 3 Cliliago Building Trade council cepted the Landi wag award. April 1 Union anthracite and bltuml it coal mtttera began strike May 10 United States labor board for 1 ,de railroads to use contract system of lining out Jobs. May SS United States railway labor lard cut waies ef maintenance of uy t nployees 13.2 per cent about SCO.OOO.rxO year. Ikne C United States railway labor ' ard cut abuut tG),UX),uC0 on the yearly .y of railroad shopmen, union heads or c rad sirike ballots rent out. 0 tune lfr-Unlted State railway labor ard reduevd wugea or clerk, signal en and stationary firemen about 5:.ix),. 1 a year. li lun ti SamJel Oompers re-elected oe.Uont or Auurlian Federation or n iLior luly 1 Railway ahopmea went on s rik. luly S United Statea rail labor board f' u Hawed" th striking mschanlcal crafts Ion. s luly 4-Rallroad maintenance of way iployeea postponed strlka Indefinitely. e: luly 10 President Haidlng proposed at striking coal miners return to work a old stale and that new scale be arbl-tted, arbl-tted, si luly U-Presldent Harding lesued proc viatfnn w.rn.n. alH. .n. tu ;alnst interfering with malls or Inter ate transportation. n luly 14-tlnllitay stationary engineers, etnen and oilers 0 roe rod ie strike on ,: ly 17. luly 17-rreeldent Hardlng'a arbitration in fsJllng of acceptance, he told the ine operatora to reopen thelrimlnes un r protection or federal troops a.,d ths g. herirf and four others killed In mine- . i.e light at CllftonvUle, W. Vn. f' luly 22-A. F. of L Inqu ry boo.d upheld .ntlls award In Chicago and 1 -commend. 0 reorganisation of local building trade uncll. luly K-lnterstate commerce commls- .. m. declaring existence of nallona. einer ncy betausc ol the strike-, took charge , irafflc distribution of fuel and roiul 1 lug. l-Chlcaso street car and elevated ni 1 (ill. y ten struck aialnit reduced p iv p tailaay executlvea rejected Pre 1 don t, .. Li-ilng s plan that, striker return iu toi " ira l ren.laid In seniority rie.uJT nig 2 Hail striker arcwpirt. . re.Went B' irtlltig'a Man ulih reservations iug. 4-c hliao street car strike sett! 1 K , omproiiiise. k.Vf :-i'rl,'ent Harding piopoed that tti Iking shopmen return to aork and t.nat ''bfi'tr't" l,ul"n" I,,n",r" 'lustion iu ih- I wi ,uK lik-llrotherhood men rrui-d to I ! ve Ullns on the Santa F sy.teiu un. of Aui 11-Many trains In West tied up ny itradlc strikes or brotherhood men. Aug. 13-Rallway executive accepted resident Harding' plan, with condition. rlklng shopmen rejected It . Aug. liOperator and miners eigne a ;recment at Cincinnati ending coal rlke except In Ind nna and Illinois. For- er wage scats hold. i.t. Aug. lS-President Harding laid J"-lal J"-lal situation before congress end bur-ssted bur-ssted legislation making decisions of la ar board enrorceable and creating a coai immlksion. Aug ZZ Illinois coal strike settled, men Inning Uielr demands. ..nin Hopt l-Oovernment obtained sweeping ijunctlon In Federal court in Lhlcarjo regaining re-gaining striking ahop crafts rrom inter-trlng inter-trlng with opeiation or railways, I'ept 2-Anthraclte strike settled, old age scale continued. Sept. 13 Shopmen's strlk broken py sparat agreementa with many tf3"-xocutlv tf3"-xocutlv council or A. F, or I- !'nan'': 1 Impeachment or "ontey Oonjw' laugherty and Federal Judge Wllkerson. SepU 23-Federl Judge Wllkerson au lined the Injunction agalnt th unwn illway shopmen. , 0 t. 1-About 2.M0 Great Lake seamen . irock. Nov. 12-Chlcago nulldlng Trade coun- 1 reergnnlied on basis or landls awaril. Dec. 7-Natlonal Association or "'"' xecutlvea abandoned handling of tabor uestion aatlonally. DISASTERS Jan. 4 Greek destroyer blown up by irpedo explosion. SO killed. , . 1 Jan. rs-Roof of moving picture theater 1 Washington collapred under weight of 1 now; 57 killed and 123 Injured. Feb. 2 Twenty-five men killed by xplo- 1 en In mine at Oates, Pa. ,..,,, Feb, 21-Unlted Suite army dlrlglbl oma. bought from Italy, destroyed by ill and explosion near Hampton Roads. 1 men killed, i Injured. March l&-One fireman killed, score in irod In Chicago fire that destroyed prlnncr block and damaged the Burllmi i m Hallway OI11 e building, with prop- rty loss of SS.Ov0.CO0, AInrch 23-Hrltlsh submarine H-42 sunk 1 1 Mediterranean with crew or 22, after Million vtlth dostroyer. 1 March 2-Famoue church or Ste. Ann 1 Beaupre near Quebec burned. April ll-Detructlv floods throughout ; Ilsslsslppl river valley, April U-Fatal and destructive lorna-oes lorna-oes In southern llllno a and Indiana. April IS Four hundrol canoads of war 1 lunltlons exploded In Mor.asilr. Serbia, llhng hundreds and destroying center ol ty. April 21-Sudden flood at Fort Worth, ex., killed several score of persons. April 27-Levee breaka In Louisiana ade 10,000 homeless. May IS P. & O. liner Egypt sunk In col-don col-don with French rrerhter S3 lost. June 11 Great storm swept New York ty and vicinity. W person killed and nt damage done. June 12 Three hundred drowned by nod In tnn Salvador. July 21 Ureal conllagintion In European uslness quarter or Hongkong. Aug. I Forty persons killed In wreck of Igrlms' train near Lourdes, France. Aug. 2 Fifty thousand lives lost In rphoon at Swatow, on China coast Aug. S Thlrty-deven killed and 138 In-ired In-ired In railway collision at Sulphur prings. Mo. Aug. IT Towns pt Fairbanks, Silver reek and Plmlo, Minn., destroyed by for-it for-it fires. Aug. 20 Japanese crtlUer Nlitaka sank typhoon, 300 lives lost. Aug. 28 Forty-seven men entombed In Jrnlng gold mine shaft at Jackson, Cat; 1 found dead 22 days later. Aug. 23 Chilean ship sank near Co jlmbo, 31S live lost. Sept. 23 Ammunition stores exploded by tinning destroyed Folconara fort, Italy. Illlng 171 eoldlers and Injuring a thou md. Oct. (More than SO reported killed in sastrous forest fires In northern 'Ontario nd yuebec. Several towns destroyed. Oct 21 Fifteen burned to death In New ork tenement fire, Oct 21-Webb City, Mo., wrecked by irnado. Nov, 0 Eighty men killed by gas axplo on In coal mine near Spangler, Pa. Nov. 10 Earthquake and tidal wave In hlle killed hundreds and did vast dam r?bv. IS Eighty lives lost when Mexl in steamer rank at La Ilomba Nov. 22 Eighty-four men killed by dust (plosion In mine near Birmingham, Ala. Dec. 8 Business dlitrlct and many imies of Astoria, Ore., burned; loss S.OUO.00O. NECROLOGY 1 Jan, 2 Rennold Wolf, playwright and rltlc. In New York, 1 Jan, 6 Sir Ernest Shaekleton, British Kli.urer, in Antarctic, Jan. 7 Prince Kalanlanaoie, Hawaiian elegate lo congress. Jan. S Joseph Oliver, grand sire of overelgn Lode of Odd Fellows or Unll J Btates, CauacU and Australia, at To onto. Jun. 10 Marquis Okuma, famous Jap-nivt Jap-nivt statesman. Clarence B. Miller, secretary of tepubhtan national committee. Jan. 13 Former United Statea Senator oseph 11 Millard of Nebraska! Jan. Id-John T. Kelly, veteran comedl-,n. comedl-,n. Jan. IT George B. Selden, Inventor of Irst gasollne-drlvea vehicle. In Rochea-er. Rochea-er. N. Y. Jan. 13 Archbishop Charles II. Gau htir or the metropolitan provinces of Or iwa. Jan. 22 Pope Benedict XV. 1 John Kenurlck Bangs, American hu nonst and editor. 1 Vleiount James Bryce. Jan, 23 Arthur Nlklseh, famous orches ral conductor, Jan. 2." Mlas Genevieve Reynolds, vet- 1 van American actreas, Jan. 20 Mra. Imogene Hyams, creator r little Eva In "Uncle Tom's Cabin." Jan. 27 Mrs. Elizabeth C. Seaman (Nel- 1 ie Bly), newspaper woman, In New York, Jan, 2S Richard Westacott United I Itntea vice consul In London. Feb. 1-Fleld Marshal Prime Yamaga- 1 a, elder statesman of Japan Feb. 2-E. II. Ehaughnessy, secand as- Istant postmaster general, victim of 1 Vnshlnglon theater disaster. Feb. 3-Gen. Christian De Wet com- I nnnder In chief or Boer army In war r 1839. 1 Feb. 4-Maurlee FltzGerald. duke or c .elnster, premier pier of Ireland, Feb. l-u. Vf. Jackson, noted englneeer I ig contractor. In Chicago. Feb. It John S. Miller, eminent at tor- I ey, In Chicago. Feb. SO J, F. Shafrrth. former Unltrd tntea senator and governor of Colora lu. t l eb. 21-Col. It. O. Cholmeley-Jonos irmer chief or war risk Insurance. s Feb. 23 Viscount Harcourt, British t atesman. March 1 Dr. J. C. Branner, president I nerltus or Stanford university. March 2 Henry Batallle, French dram- li list March 6 Col. John iJimbcrt, mllllonalr 1 teel mag-ate. at Paradena, Cal, March 23 Charles I'op. former "glu 1 one king," In Chharo. March 30 Sir John fton, Canadian 1 lerchant prime. April I Charles, ex-emperor f Aus- I rla. at Fum ha, Madeira. , April 2-Dr. Cynis Northrup, president 1 merltus of University of Minnesota. 1 Frederick Vlll'era. famous war artlat nd correspondent, In Englai.d. 1 Atrll 4-John W, Mldgely, noted rail-ay rail-ay expert. In Chicago , April 9-Oen. Erich ven Falkenhayn. rmer chief of staff or Oermsr nmy 1 April 10-E j. Murpny. veteran warden f Illinois slate panltentlnry 1 ewrYorlT,Ienry M' Shrdy' "'P'or. In Anri I3-Slr Ross Bmlth. famous Aus fjV,V?rf ,lld ,by fa" ' P'nc I April U-Adrlan C. Anson, famous vet. an of baseball. n Chirac X iywrignt" y V' E,nu"'(1' Ene" "n-Irn'5, fd"r Mi MSlo. m ! ai'iiin "IUarU Bl MuJ,M' Cl,ll"n 1 .ord Leopold Mountlxitten, auusln of ( n ;eo-re of Englmid. !1tM.I,MV,Jr?y,U"U,y' t:pls.opal bishop I ntljutor or Ienn.kee. n! k,.N ""'fnelnor I),y. c riter of t 11, S,tk Carter detective ato -s. .ommlitfj suicl.lf m St York I amlr l'UU' ,,,wi:i'Bal' x-prtg.dem S. It Kaufman, wall kuown hotel man ef Chicago. A ma April 30-Commander J, D. J, Keller., Ui S. N retired. In New York. "" May 1-John Vanco Cheney, poet ana eseaylst. In Sun Diego, tnl. May 2-Ada Jones, noted musical con, edy actress May 4-A. J. Oronna, former United Slntes senator from North Dakota. May 6-lienry P. Davison. Now York banker. May '-J. H. Patterson, head of National Nation-al t auh Register .Co. " uon Ev.nr.6ann?nrrGe.t. J""E' DV" at&StyC?.;.e,Il,am,, n0,d P"0,0' May IS-Ur. Itaracl Zaldlvar. fermen minuter from Balvuar. In chnto May 20-A C. Bnilletl. pi0,,,,K'n, Chicago business and civic hi, """" 13 Juhe 2 Former United r'tate Kenn I W. P. Polio, k of South Carolina. " 1 Jun 3 Mr. Mary Virg.nia. T-rhun JI, (Marlon llar.and), utthor. In sZ York? A cl.r" "W' T' Abh0'X t;",ck" ttf June S-Lllllan Rusel-Mr, Alemnrlue i P Moore-famous stage beauty. In PiltaC June 7-Rlchard A. Jalliiigrr, fermea secretary of the Interior, a' brattle George Carnmck, discoverer of th Klo dike gold fields, at Vancouver June 8-lleniy T. Oxiiurd, lenler hi sugar Industry, In New York, June 13 Horace E. Hooper, publlshee of Encyclopedia Brltannlca, "D""J O. W. Aldredge, colleclor of the amt of New Yeir . Jun ISFrederlc C. Peritleld, forme ambassador to Austria, In New Yerk June 21 Take Juneseu, Rumunlan statesman. June 23 Wu Ting Fang, Cnineee slate, man. ( June 24 William T. Rockefeller, capita). June 27 A, Stuart Baldwin, vfc presL dent III nols Central railway. Ldwln U. Judd. lost aurvioi at founders of t.tpuuluau n,ri. al Anacorlre, Wain, June '. Mrs. Uiarle. Hem ottii. ChUa. go, leader In aotlety and socatl work, June 30 Samuel 0. Goes. Inventni end manufacturer of printing preaees, at Olencoe, III. Julye-Congressman M. P Klnkatd ol O'Neill. Neb., In Washington. July 8 K, W. Barrett, edltni and pro. prletor ef Birmingham lAlu.1 A ire-Her. aid, July It-Dr. E. J. Wheeler editor el Current Oplnlor July 19 Rev. Dr. J. F. Goucher, roundel or Gourhcr collcne. flaltlmore. July .' Alice Miriam, grauj opera star. In Now York. July 24 Col. R. W, Outhrte, noted ell man of Pittsburgh, Pa. July 27-RI hard M Blrdsall. famous In. ventor. In Chicago. July 31 Mlia Mnry N Murfrei ("Claries Kuberl Ciaddock'1. American auMor. Aug. 1 Former United Slates Senatoi Frank S. White or Alabamn UK. 2 Alexander Graham Bell, In. ve"tor or the telephone. United States Senator William E. Cro or I'eiinsyUun a Lemuel P. Pa Igctt, farmer congreas, ninn from Terincsae Aug. 3 Benjamin S. Donnelley, forma famous football star, In New York, Aug. 4. Enver Pasha, exar mlnlstel of Turkey "llled In battl. Auf, C Rear Admiral Uriel Sebree, U, 8. ,N., retired Aug. 12 Arthur Grimth. president ot Da l Elrran, In Dublin Aug. 13 John O. Woo.ley, former pro. hlbttlon candidate for President M S am. Aug. 14 Lord Northrllff. noted DrlllrJ Journal'! nnd publisher Levy Mayer, prominent Chicago Ian yer and capitalist J. Aug. IS. Itollln D. Salisbury, geeloglst, M University of Chlraqn. Aug, IS-Genevieve Ward, neled AmerU can liaaed enne. In London. I Aug. 22 Rev. Dr. Henry Cnuden, blind I chap nln ol the house or representative I tor 26 years. In Washington. 3 Aug. 23 Albert J. Hopkins, forme E United Statea senalor from Illinois. I Aug. 25 Delavan Smith, publisher el Indianapolis News. . 1 Aug, 29 Dr. Stephen Smith, teunder o 1 Aimrfcan Public Health association. Aug. 2T-FrnnC S. Prnbody. mllllonalra 1 coal magnate or Chlrnso. . I Aug. 2S Arthur Dawon. American art- 1st and critic. Aug. JO-Mrs. Nellie Grant Jonej. only dnughter of Gen. U. B. Or ml. In Chicago. W H. Hudson, noted British naturalist ana author. . . . . Bept 2 Col. D. E. McCarthy, chtel quartermaster of A. E. F., In Chicago. The duchess of Albany. II. H. Lawson, Australian novelist ana poet V F W. Dickinson, chief editor of Hem 1 Bept, 4 Theodore A. Rell, promlnenl lawyer and politician of San Framinf. Sent. S Bishop Enrr.uel A Fntowt head' or Reformed Eplsropal church. b Chhago. Bept I J T. Clark, presldeht Chlrngo, St. Pnul. Minneapolis fk Omaha rnllwny. Leon Bo-nat, eminent French artlat. Sept. IS-Rt. Rev. Cortlandt Whitehead, Protestant Episcopal bishop of Pitta-burgh. Pitta-burgh. Sept I9-Garland Stnhl. Chirac bar president nnd former baseha'l star. Sept 21 Eno Mills. American naturalist natural-ist and author. .... Sept 2f Thomas Watson, United SUtes senator from Genrg'a. O t. I Rear Admiral Charles IS. Clarb, U. S. N ret'red. Oct ( Walker Hill, well known banket ef St. Louis, Mo. Oct 7 Marie Lloyd, Brlllnh cemedl-enie. cemedl-enie. Oct H Jorge Montt, former president of Chile. Oct 10 Isaac Ouggenhelm. Amerlcaa copper migrate, 'n Englanil. Oct 13 Mrs. Elizabeth W. Champney. American nuthor. Oct r.'-Dr. Lyman Abtniit editor of Dutlook and famous preacher and writer. Oct 31 Father Bernard Va' Khan, famous fa-mous Jesuit preacher. In London, Nov, 1 Thomas Nelson I'live, auther md former ambassador to Itily Aiircu i.uijua, icnu.iis rrciicii juuriiur- Bjaja Nov. 2 T OeWItt Cuyler, promlnrtt H railroad mnn, In Phlladelptw Nov. 7 Jacob dim brl, prtiu.nent mer chant of Philadelphia, New York and H Milwaukee H Nov. 8-Antonlh Lopez Gutierrez, ml H ler rrom llnmluran. In V. a-hlnclmi H Nov. J-Mib. Mury Sin th l.wKwoml, H rounder or Daughtcra or American Her oltitlon. Nov. 12-Bellamy SK'rnr, rotmer Aram- Iran dlplomnt, In Paris. H Nov. 14-Illcharl IC Fox, editor and B publisher or the Police O.wetle. la New H Nov. IS E. L Rurllmiame, former edl tor of Scrlbnor's Magazine, in New York. Nov. 17-Gen. Luke K. Wrlglil. fermw H secretary of war a d governor general of the Philippines. In MempMs. Vf. O. Shaip. former amhassader 19 France, at Llyria. O. ( Nov. M Frank Ila:on, American actoe, in In Chicago. Nbv. 20George Bronson Howard, a thor and p ay w right, al Los Angeles. Nov 23-Ilaron Sidney Bonnlno. H-s H statesman. .... Henry N Cary. well hnewn newspaper H man, In Chicago. ... Nov. 24-Jolm II. Gllmour, Aierlcs H tor and musician, ot Yonkere, N Y, JK Nov. 2&-Frederlck a. NedrlngnsM. fer M mer congrem-man and RepublUan naiw H al committeeman from M'saouri. Nov. 20-Kate Ran. veteran Ameriea PJK actress, at Boston. ,, ,, . Nov. 2?-0. II. Scldmor. (Jailed Huwi H conaul general al Tokyo. ."-,i,.co. Nev 30-Jnnie It, Mann of CWtsio, h veteran congressmitn , , t. HI Will nm O. Rockefeller, nephew er Jora B D. Rockefeller. . . t ., j.jl Dec. 2-ItBur Admiral John It KAttm H U. S, N retired, at BrJtol II .-;,,llc4I, JM De . 7-Ur. W. K. u ne. notrd tliiraie n phylctass.nr c A Kfh r ft of Trinity college. Hartford conn. mat Dec. U-caruii.a llcs as of SP a-rj H I., n. Prince, former governor or m H Mexico. , Ml Dec. 12-Jnhn Wnamker. fa'"0"' "" chant, In PhUailelplnK , c B liec. 16-Alexamlur Itobaneon tanef' M Clllllll'l, .....HlL l 5V Dec. lo-Jo-ae M. Overton, o.pi"l H Nnalivllle. Ton. . tri. ) Jiimeo O. Davidson, ex-governor ' IB Lord Marcus lleresford. soed e" H horseman. ., . i.r ctl.' IB Due. i;-Col. A. I- Bradley. ftHn.r Kuroon of 'he A. K. jH |