FERGUSON, CHARLES

(1363), eric an author; b. in New York. Attended University of Michigan from 1882-1884. From 1885-18386 practiced at Buffalo. Was deacon and priest of the Protestant Episcopal Church. Minister of various churches, including All Saints Church, Chicago, St. James Church, Syracuse, _Grace Church, ‘Tucson, Arizona. From 1968-1913 was editorial writer for Hearst's Newspapers. From 1913-1914 was in Europe as special Commi ioner of United States Government investigating methods of corporate organization in several countries. Was agent of the State Department in the Far East, 1918. Author of ‘The Religion of Democracy, 1900; The. Affirmative Intellect, 1901; The University Militant, 1911; The Great News, 1915; The Revolution Absolute, 1918, Writes for magazines.