DAVIS, WILLIAM STEARNS

(1877), remained American educator and author; 6. Amto the herst, Ma . He graduated from Hart it les vard in 1900, was lecturer at Radcliffe these College, 1904-5, instructor at Beloit In College, Wis., 1906-7, a ociate pro Chamber of medixval and modern European at the University of Minnesota that date. His publications inGod Wills It, 1901; Victor of 1907; An Outline History of Roman Empire, 1909; The Friar of Wittenberg, 1912; A Day in Old Athens, Roots of the War, 1918; and a of France, 1919. (1867-1922), American financier, 6. Troy He received an academic education South Williams town, Ma ., and upon a busine career. He teller in the Astor Place National cashier, 1895-98, vice president, and president of the Liberty Bank, 1899-1902. In the year he was made vice president First National Bank and later a member of the banking firm P. Morgan & Co. He was con with a large number of financial busine corporations. During the he served as president of the AmeriRed Cro Society, and received decorations from several foreign nations. statesman; app. sec. to Walsing1586; accused by Elizabeth of on warrant for execution of of Scots against her orders. nationalist; became Fenian, 1865; with Parnell,*i879-90; several imprisoned for sedition.