GREW, JOSEPH CLARK

(1880), American diplomat. Graduated from Harvard in 1902. Deputy consul general, Cairo, Egypt, 1904-06. 3rd Secretary of Emba y, Mexico City, tary, Emba y Berlin, 1912-16. Coun- ‘sell or of Emba y at time of break of diplomatic relations with Austria~-Hungary, Vienna, 1917. Secretary General of American Commi ion to negotiate peace, 1918. Appointed envoy and ‘Ininister to Denmark in 1920 and to ‘Switzerland in 1921. Author, Sport and Travel in the Far East, 1910. (1764-1845), Brit. politician; 6. of Admiralty, 1806; after Fox’s death ‘became Foreign Sec. in ‘All the Talents’ - ministry; succ. to earldom, 1807; carried act abolishing African slave trade. G. ‘became Prime Minister in 1830; the Reform Bill was introduced by Lord John Ru ell, 1831, and carried, 1832, by -G.’s obtaining royal permi ion to create sufficient peers to ensure its pa ing; ‘retired, 1834.