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In the Driftway

November 23, 1918 issue

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The article throws light on J. Ham Lewis. His retirement to private life is beyond question a blow to the funny men of the press. One cannot forget with what ability he acted, at intervals as substitute chairman of the Baltimore Convention. He has, however, grown greatly in stature, has passed through a period of instability and settled down. He came back from France a year ago much sobered by what he beheld of the war and what he saw under its surface, it may well be that he will prove of marked usefulness in the era of reconstruction.

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LEWIS, J. Ham; RECONSTRUCTION; CONGRESSES & conventions; WAR & society; GOVERNMENT policy; FRANCE
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