Letters from Howard Haines Brinton, 1921

June-December, 10 items: Note: Not all letters are detailed below. To "dear friends." [letter to "prominent and typical Germans" to solicit their responses to a group of psychological, social and political, relief and economic questions (attached)], 1921 June 1; To family [Germany] [explains that ensuing marriage will not change his close relations to his family; did not get job at Westtown, but will take up work at Earlham], 1921 June 6; To family. Berkeley, Ca [British Friend published a statement they attributed to Howard Haines Brinton that Germany was doing well and feeding unneeded, which he never said; will be speaking in the German American campaign to raise $300,000 for the child feeding], 1921 September 28; To family. Mills College, California [will be giving a speech on "The Aftermath of War in Europe;" the Upper Silesia decision of the League of Nations, giving 3 or 4 of the big cities which are almost entirely German to Poland], 1921 October 29; To family. Mills College, California [has received a T. Wistar Brown award of $500], 1921 December 19; To family [one of their wedding presents was from Herbert and Mrs. Hoover], 1921 December 31