From Harvard College, Class of 1910, Fourth Report:
"Parents Rev. David Clariborne Garrett, Lily Selmes Garrett.
School Stone School, Boston, Mass.
Years in College (1906-1910).
Degrees A.B., 1910 (Harvard).
Occupation Advertising.
Address (home) Park Avenue Hotel, New York, N.Y.
(business) 48 East 41st St., New York, N.Y.
After graduating in 1910, I spent the summer at Duxbury, Mass. In the fall of 1910 I went to St. Louis and lived there until 1913. I was with the U. S. Steel Corporation. In 1913 I went to Chicago. There I was on the Chicago Daily News for two years, and with John Glass publishers' representative, for a part of a year. Other business ventures in Chicago included the Atlas Portland Cement Co., and Newsabout Ford's Magazine. In 1916 I went to Texas with Battery D, First Illinois Field Artillery. In the fall of 1916 I went to Detroit. I was Ohio and Michigan representative for Fordowner Magazine. In 1917 I enlisted in Battery C, 332nd Field Ailillery. Date of enlistment December 15. I went to France as a casual in April, 1918. In the fall of 1918 I rejoined my original battery after being shipped around to all parts of France, as a casual, except to the front. I was a private until October, 1918, at which time I was made a corporal. My original battery did not get into action nor did I. I sailed for the States in February, 1919, and was mustered out the last day of that month. In March, 1919, I went to New York as eastern representative for Fordowner Magazine, the same paper for which I was Ohio and Michigan representative before the war. Since March, 1919, I have made New York my headquarters, and my present business connection is Fordowner Magazine, eastern representative, 48 East 41st Street, New York."
"Parents Rev. David Clariborne Garrett, Lily Selmes Garrett.
School Stone School, Boston, Mass.
Years in College (1906-1910).
Degrees A.B., 1910 (Harvard).
Occupation Advertising.
Address (home) Park Avenue Hotel, New York, N.Y.
(business) 48 East 41st St., New York, N.Y.
After graduating in 1910, I spent the summer at Duxbury, Mass. In the fall of 1910 I went to St. Louis and lived there until 1913. I was with the U. S. Steel Corporation. In 1913 I went to Chicago. There I was on the Chicago Daily News for two years, and with John Glass publishers' representative, for a part of a year. Other business ventures in Chicago included the Atlas Portland Cement Co., and Newsabout Ford's Magazine. In 1916 I went to Texas with Battery D, First Illinois Field Artillery. In the fall of 1916 I went to Detroit. I was Ohio and Michigan representative for Fordowner Magazine. In 1917 I enlisted in Battery C, 332nd Field Ailillery. Date of enlistment December 15. I went to France as a casual in April, 1918. In the fall of 1918 I rejoined my original battery after being shipped around to all parts of France, as a casual, except to the front. I was a private until October, 1918, at which time I was made a corporal. My original battery did not get into action nor did I. I sailed for the States in February, 1919, and was mustered out the last day of that month. In March, 1919, I went to New York as eastern representative for Fordowner Magazine, the same paper for which I was Ohio and Michigan representative before the war. Since March, 1919, I have made New York my headquarters, and my present business connection is Fordowner Magazine, eastern representative, 48 East 41st Street, New York."
From Harvard College, Class of 1910, Fourth Report:
"Parents Rev. David Clariborne Garrett, Lily Selmes Garrett.
School Stone School, Boston, Mass.
Years in College (1906-1910).
Degrees A.B., 1910 (Harvard).
Occupation Advertising.
Address (home) Park Avenue Hotel, New York, N.Y.
(business) 48 East 41st St., New York, N.Y.
After graduating in 1910, I spent the summer at Duxbury, Mass. In the fall of 1910 I went to St. Louis and lived there until 1913. I was with the U. S. Steel Corporation. In 1913 I went to Chicago. There I was on the Chicago Daily News for two years, and with John Glass publishers' representative, for a part of a year. Other business ventures in Chicago included the Atlas Portland Cement Co., and Newsabout Ford's Magazine. In 1916 I went to Texas with Battery D, First Illinois Field Artillery. In the fall of 1916 I went to Detroit. I was Ohio and Michigan representative for Fordowner Magazine. In 1917 I enlisted in Battery C, 332nd Field Ailillery. Date of enlistment December 15. I went to France as a casual in April, 1918. In the fall of 1918 I rejoined my original battery after being shipped around to all parts of France, as a casual, except to the front. I was a private until October, 1918, at which time I was made a corporal. My original battery did not get into action nor did I. I sailed for the States in February, 1919, and was mustered out the last day of that month. In March, 1919, I went to New York as eastern representative for Fordowner Magazine, the same paper for which I was Ohio and Michigan representative before the war. Since March, 1919, I have made New York my headquarters, and my present business connection is Fordowner Magazine, eastern representative, 48 East 41st Street, New York."
"Parents Rev. David Clariborne Garrett, Lily Selmes Garrett.
School Stone School, Boston, Mass.
Years in College (1906-1910).
Degrees A.B., 1910 (Harvard).
Occupation Advertising.
Address (home) Park Avenue Hotel, New York, N.Y.
(business) 48 East 41st St., New York, N.Y.
After graduating in 1910, I spent the summer at Duxbury, Mass. In the fall of 1910 I went to St. Louis and lived there until 1913. I was with the U. S. Steel Corporation. In 1913 I went to Chicago. There I was on the Chicago Daily News for two years, and with John Glass publishers' representative, for a part of a year. Other business ventures in Chicago included the Atlas Portland Cement Co., and Newsabout Ford's Magazine. In 1916 I went to Texas with Battery D, First Illinois Field Artillery. In the fall of 1916 I went to Detroit. I was Ohio and Michigan representative for Fordowner Magazine. In 1917 I enlisted in Battery C, 332nd Field Ailillery. Date of enlistment December 15. I went to France as a casual in April, 1918. In the fall of 1918 I rejoined my original battery after being shipped around to all parts of France, as a casual, except to the front. I was a private until October, 1918, at which time I was made a corporal. My original battery did not get into action nor did I. I sailed for the States in February, 1919, and was mustered out the last day of that month. In March, 1919, I went to New York as eastern representative for Fordowner Magazine, the same paper for which I was Ohio and Michigan representative before the war. Since March, 1919, I have made New York my headquarters, and my present business connection is Fordowner Magazine, eastern representative, 48 East 41st Street, New York."
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