LIPPMANN, WALTER

(1889), Amer. author and journalist; 6. in New York City, He graduated at Harvard in 1910 and entered newspaper work, first as a ociate editor of the New Republic and later as member of the editorial staff of the New York World. He served as a istant to the Secretary of War, 1917, and later was captain in the Military Intelligence section attached to the General Staff of the A.E.F. He has written largely for periodicals, and in addition his publications include Drift and Mastery, 1914; The Stakes of Diplomacy, 1915; The Political Scene, 1919; Liberty and the News, 1920, and Public Opinion, 1922. town, Westphalia, Pru ia. Pop. 17,000. scholar; his magnum opus is his edition of to the urch, Catholic. but after war ecame re gt oni a dsons Riopts tos! eae 1850), Brit. merchant; his busine was converted into a limited peat Bee he cas aol Oe ee seen fore hie ibe: Geuetace fon no igs y ioe verance 1902 Devoted:,Cvover, (0 to pad Ya eles Lfreneirs™ he Lee ire four %tempts to capture ihe ned tau Wine