LLOYD, HENRY DEMAREST

(1847e ‘p> 1903), an American publicist; 6. in New York City. _He graduated from Columbia University in 1867, studied law, but instead of practicing took up journalism, being for thirteen years on the editorial staff of the Chicago Tribune. After 1885 he traveled extensively, studying industrial conditions in Switzerland, Great Britain, New Zealand and other countries. While not actually a Socialist, he was an advocate of what he called industrial democracy, and wrote many articles on such matters as labor copartnership, co-operation and industrial legislation. Among his books are A Country Without Strikes, 1906; A Study of Swi Democracy, 1907 and Lords of Industry, 1910.