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F. H. Br.
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G. Ab.
G. A. Y. G. C. G. E. B.
FREDERICK ALEXANDER LINDEMANN, M.A., PH.D., F.R.S.
Professor of Experimental Philosophy in the University of Oxford.
CAPTAIN FRANK CREAGH-OSBORNE, R.N., C.B. Director, Admiralty Compass Department.
FRANZ CARL ENDRES.
Major, late General Staff, Turkish Army. Author of a Life of M alike; Die Ruine des Orients; etc. Member of Committee, German League of Nations Union.
FRANK Fox, O.B.E.
Author of Australia; Problems of the Pacific; "G.H.Q." Served in War as Artillery officer and as Staff officer.
FRANK GEORGE BARNES.
Superintendent, Homerton Residential School for the Deaf. The Teacher of the Deaf. Officer of the French Academy.
F. GLOERFELDT-TARP, M.A.
Chief Secretary to the Danish Extraordinary Commission on Regulation of Prices. Secretary to the General Director of the Great Northern Telegraph Company (Store Nordiske).
FRANK HERBERT BROWN, C.I.E.
On the Staff of The Times for Indian Affairs. London Correspondent of The Times of India. Formerly Assistant Editor of the Bombay Gazette and Editor of the Indian Daily Telegraph, Lucknow.
FLORENCE IRWIN.
Author of The Complete Auction Player; Master- Auction; etc.
MAJOR F. J. C. WYATT, O.B.E., M.C.
Royal Engineers. Organizer and Controller of Camouflage, British Expedition- ary Force, France, 1916-8.
FREDERICK WILLIAM KEEBLE, C.B.E., F.R.S.
Sherardian Professor of Botany in the University of Oxford.
COLONEL SIR FREDERIC LEWIS NATHAN, K.B.E.
Late Royal Artillery. Department of Scientific and Industrial Research. Director of Alcohol Section, Fuel Research Board.
LIEUTENANT-COLONEL F. M. RICKARD.
Royal Artillery. Chief Instructor, Artillery Instructional Staff, Artillery College).
I Einstein, i \ Compass.
Army: Turkish; Balkan Wars (in part).
Formerly Editor of { Deaf and Dumb.
Denmark (in part).
} Aga Khan ;
] Bikaner, Maharaja of.
Bridge, Auction. Camouflage: Military.
\ Botany: Introductory. Alcohol.
College, Woolwich (assisted by < Ammunition (in part) .
FRANK RICHARDSON CANA, F.R.G.S.
Editorial Staff, nth edition of the Encyclopedia Bntannica. Editorial Staff of The Times. Author of South Africa from the Great Trek to the Union; Problems of Exploration; Africa; The Sahara in 1915; The Great War in Europe; etc.
FREDERICK WILLIAM EDRIDGE-GREEN, C.B.E., M.D., F.R.C.S.
Special Examiner and Adviser to the Board of Trade on Colour Vision and Eye- sight. Author of The Physiology of Vision. Inventor of the Colour Perception Spectrometer and Colour Perception Lantern used as the Official Test of the British Navy.
FLOYD W. PARSONS, E.M.
Founder and former Editor of The Coal Age.
ALEXANDER BELL FILSON YOUNG.
Editor of the Saturday Review. Author of With the Battle Cruisers; Master- singers; Ireland at the Cross Roads; Christopher Columbus and the New World; The Sands of Pleasure; When the Tide Turns; etc.
F. ZEUTHEN.
GEORGE JEFFREYS ADAM,
Formerly Correspondent of The Times in Paris.
GRACE ABBOTT, M.A.
Chief of the Children's Bureau, U.S. Department of Labor. Formerly Director Child Labor Division, U.S. Children's Bureau, and Executive Secretary, Illinois Immigrants Commission, Chicago.
GILBERT A. YOUNGBERG, D.S.O.
Lieutenant-Colonel, Corps of Engineers, Assistant to the Chief of Engineers, U.S. Army.
G. CASTELLANO.
Author of Introduzione allo studio delle opere di B. Croce (1920).
GEORGE EARLE BUCKLE, M.A., HON. LL.D.
Formerly Scholar of New College and Fellow of All Souls College, Oxford. Editor of The Times, 1884-1912. Author of Life of Disraeli (vols. 3, 4, 5, and 6). See biographical article : BUCKLE, GEORGE EARLE.
Abyssinia; Africa; Angola; Belgian Congo; Cairo; Cameroon; Cape Province; Dahomey; Delagoa Bay; East African Military
Operations ; Egypt (in part).
Colour Vision and Colour Blindness.
Coal: United States.
Beatty, Lord.
| Denmark (in part).
/ Briand, A.
\ Deschanel, P.
Children, Laws Relating to :
United States; Child Welfare: United States.
Engineers, Military:
United States.
/ Croce, Benedetto \ (in part).
Asquith, H. H.; Balfour, A. J.; Carson, Sir Edward;
Cecil, Lord Hugh; Cecil, Lord Robert; Churchill, Winston; Cromer, Lord;
English History: 1913-21.
