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...Author. Coningsby (William) Dawson, born in England in 1883, came to America in 1905. Since then he has been a conspicuous contributor to magazines and papers here and abroad. He was literary adviser to the George H. Doran Publishing Co. He served throughout the War in the Canadian Field Artillery, was wounded. He has lectured on the War and its results. One of his War books, Carry On, caused considerable discussion. He disliked Three Soldiers. Among his works are: The Test of Scarlet, It Might Have Happened to You, The Kingdom Round the Corner, The Glory of the Trenches...
...South he was principal of a Negro high school and practised law. Then he moved to Manhattan to collaborate with his brother, J. Rosamond Johnson, in writing a light opera which was never produced. Later he became U. S. Consul for various Latin-American countries. Then he was a contributor to various magazines, and now is Secretary of the N. A. A. C. P., which carries on propaganda for the Dyer Anti-Lynching Bill, for releasing the Negro soldiers who took part in the Houston riots...
Beginning his career in the British civil service, where his father held a high position for a long time, Mr. Hossain later had several years of journalistic experience in England, where he was a frequent contributor to Foreign Affairs, the Contemporary Review and other magazines. He then went to India and became editor-in-chief of the Bombay Independent...
Bruce Bliven, former managing editor of The New York Globe, former Director of the School of Journalism at the University of Southern California, and contributor to many magazines, is well qualified to discuss the subject of journalism. He does so, in an article titled Our Changing Journalism in The Atlantic Monthly for December. "The public," says Mr. Bliven in effect, "is always asking about newspaper morals. But equally important with newspaper morals is newspaper intelligence. And both of them are changing drastically, dangerously, because of mechanical progress." The telephone and the typewriter have played havoc with journalistic English. High speed...
...This Unlimited Moronarchy of Ours", including a discussion of the function of the civilized minority, is the subject of Rabbi Lewis Browne's address at 1.15 o'clock today in the dining room of the Liberal Club. Rabbi Browne is an author, lecturer, and a regular contributor to "The Nation". All members of the University may hear his discussion...