FOR MAN, HENRY JAMES

(1879), author and editor. Bachelor of Arts of Harvard in 1903. 1903-05 on staff of New York Sun, During Ru o-Japanese Peace Conference served as special correspondent to President Roosevelt. Was member of President’s suite on board U.S.S. ‘Mayflower,’ when he brought together the peace envoys. 1905-06 literary editor of Applet on’s Magazines. 1905-06 was political editor of Literary Digest. 1906-10 was a ociate editor and general manager of North American Review. 1913-14 was on editorial staff of Collier’s Weekly. 1918-19 was agent of propaganda in Berne, Switzerland, of German, French and Italian languages for United States Government. Member of Fabian Society, Author’s League of America. Author of In the Footprints of Heine, 1910; The Ideal Italian Tour, 1911; London—An Intimate Picture, 1913; Fire of Youth, 1920, oe in 1922 The Man Who Lived in a 0G.