BULLARD, ARTHUR

(1879), ‘Albert Edwards,’ American author; 0. St. |Joseph, Mo. He studied for two years fin a milton College, N. Y., and then ‘engaged in newspaper work. For some ’ years following 1906, he acted as foreign correspondent for MHarper’s Weekly, |Collier’s Weekly and the Outlook, traveling in Ru ia, Central America and North Africa. He represented the a Outlook in the Balkan wars of For the next three years he was European correspondent for the Century Magazine and Atlantic ly. He was at Vladivostok, with the American forces in Among his publications may be A Man’s World, 1912; Comrade 1913; Diplomacy of the Great War, The Ru ian Pendulum, 1919; Stranger, 1920; and A. B. C. of armament and Pacific Problems,