Griggs
EDWARD HOWARD, an American lecturer and author, born at ated from Indiana University in 1889, Owatonna, Minn., in 1868. He graduand took special courses at the Univerwas instructor, assistant professor, prosity of Berlin. For several years he Stanford Jr. University. In 1899 he befessor, and lecturer on ethics at Leland came public lecturer on economics and ethical subjects. His writings include "The New Humanism" (1900); "Self- Culture Through the Vocation" (1914); He was a member of many learned soand "The Soul of Democracy" (1918). cieties. cieties. ican lawyer and public official, born in Newton, N. J., in 1849. He graduated from Lafayette College in 1868. After bar in 1871, and e engaged in practice at studying law, he was admitted to the the State Assembly and Senate from Paterson, N. J. He was a member of GRILLPARZER 1875 to 1888. In 1896 he was elected Governor of New Jersey, but resigned in 1898 to become Attorney-General in the cabinet of President McKinley. He resigned his post in 1901 to become a member of the Permanent Court of Arbitration at The Hague. In this capacity he served until 1908, when he again engaged in the practice of law. GRINDING MACHINERY stitution of the King of Hanover. In 1841 they both settled in Berlin, as professors in the university, and members. of the Academy of Sciences, where they were commonly known as the Brothers Grimm. Under that name also they have a certain immortality in the affections of the children of the civilized world. Jakob wrote: "German Gram-