John Henry Abegg, 64, Red Cross official, 4 December 1920.

Albert Abrams, 60, president of American Society for Psycho-Physical Research, 13 January 1924.

Jasper W. Babcock, 66, pellagra expert, 3 March 1922.

Robert Bell, 80, cancer expert, 20 January 1926.

Edward Hickling Bradford, 75, former dean of the Harvard Medical School, 7 May 1926.

Nathaniel E. Brill, 65, president of Medical Board of Mount Sinai Hospital and discoverer of Brill's Disease, 13 December 1926.

Willem Einthoven, 67, heart expert and Nobel Prize winner (1924), 29 September 1928.

Joseph Goldberger, 54, who postulated dietary etiology of pellagra, 17 January 1929.

William Crawford Gorgas, 65, who helped eradicate yellow fever in Cuba and Panama Canal Zone, 3 July 1920.

Frederick Robin Green, 59, former editor of Health Magazine and secretary and executive officer of the American Medical Association, 26 April 1929.

Hugh Reed Griffin, 72, Red Cross official, 5 May 1922.

Granville Stanley Hall, 90, first president of the American Psychological Association and educator, 24 April 1924.

J. F. Hall-Edwards, 68, pioneer X-ray operator, 15 August 1926.

William Stewart Halsted, 69, developer of surgical techniques, 7 September 1922.

Luther Emmett Holt, 68, pioneer in...