Word: walter
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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President emeritus, Major Henry Lee Higginson '55; president, Odin Barnes Robert '86; vice-president, Robert Frederick Herrick '90; treasurer, Frederick Sumner Meade '87; secretary, Philips Wingate Thompson '02; directors to serve until-April, 1920, Walter Cabot Baylies '84, Dr. David Cheever '97, Alexander Galt Grant '07, John Anderson Sweetser '11; committee on elections to serve until April, 1920, Roger Amory '10, Wells Blanchard '16, Charles Chester Lane '04, Henry Smith Thompson '99, William Tecumseh Sherman Thorndike, '15, Richard Wigglesworth '12, Edward Atkinson Winsor...
...Franklin Chester Southworth, Jr., '20, of Meadville, Pa.; circulation manager, William Berry Southworth '18, of Meadville, Pa.; business manager, Horace Huntington Silliman '18, of West Roxbury; associate editors, Edward Vestal French '18, of Cambridge; Robert Hale Garrison '18, of Brookline; James Spear Taylor '18, of Rochester, N. Y.; Walter Theodore Selg '19, of Brookline; Harold Harvard Rumford Thompson '19, of Worcester; George Crouse Houser '20, of Akron, O., and Buel Whiting Patch '20, of Framingham. The advertising manager will be announced later. Each of the associate editors will be in charge of a department...
...Walter Bender, U. S. A., is detailed as acting Sergeant-Major. March...
...relating to the Pacific; Oric Bates '05, A.M., works on North Africa; Harold W. Bell '07, A. M., numismatic literature; Charles L. Chandler '05, AB, South American history and literature; Harry N. Gay '96, A. M., Italian history of the 19th century; Charles r. Lanman, Ph.D., LL.D., Indic manuscripts; Walter Lichenstein '00, the Hohenzollern collection; Edward K. Rand '94, Ph.D., manuscripts; Robert G. Shaw '99, A.M., the threaten collection; Malcolm Storer '85, A.B., M.D., coins; Clarence M. Warner, Canadian history and literature; Frederic A. Woods, M.D., Portuguese history...
...time the graduate is also a former editor, Edward Eyre Hunt, of the Class of 1910. His article is called "Friendly Faces," dedicated to the 1910 board of the Monthly. It begins with the reminder that four books concerned with the world war, and published during the past year--Walter Lippmann's "Stakes of Diplomacy," John Reed's "War in Eastern Europe," Alan Seeger's "Poems," and Mr. Hunt's own "War Bread"--were written by members of the 1910 Monthly board, and that the 1909 board had its similar representation in Henry Sheahan's "Volunteer Poilu." It proceeds with...