Putney, who himself nili begin his
z work in the history of European diplo
macy with a lecture on ’The French
Revolution" tomorrow ni-dit at 6
o'clock at 1307 F street, pr. Ellery
l*. w ill lecture c.n “t 'ocl’tic ation
of Qjg- rnational Law and the I’rob
lema f International Peace" \V®drte»
day at 8 n'c’lnrk. Dr. cy-iib-s Tan
fltli will present ! <is
American political history Tuesday
at 1 HI o clock. Mil I ..at'” an'. I ie
American Revolution." tin th<- same,
evening at 6 o'clock li» will lecture in
his course in American diplomatic his
tory. c>n "The Foreign Policies of
President Pram's Administration."
D®an Devine of the (Graduate School
called the first meeting of the new far
Ulty hoard Thursday night for organi
ra’ion and disc ussion of the problems
facing this croup, whir’’ is to t*-®
governing body of the Graduate
School on educational questions. Dean
Devine Ijj chairman.
Other members of the hoard are:
Dr Paul Kaufman, professor of Enc
ash literature; Dr. Frank \V. Collier,
professor of philosophy; Dr. Putney,
director of the Sc hool of Political Sri
enrey and professor of constitutional
law and diplomatic history: I >r. Ellery
C.-Ptowell, professor of international
law-; Dr. John E. Bentley, professor of 1
religious echjc ation: Dr. Charles
. Tansill. professor of history: Dr. Os j
weld Schreiner, consultine professor
In chemistry, and Pr. Walton Colcord
John, lecturer in education and the
history of philosophy: Will Hutchins, j
professor of art appreciation and dra
matics.
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