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FOURTEEN PROMINENT WOMEN MENTIONED FOR 'MODERN HALL OF FAME.‘
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EXERCISIN G THE WILL
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and ex-
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this his or her sin
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America is fast gaining for itself a feminine Hall of Fame. “may”. “ii. P when rm“
No immortal heroines are included in its numbers, but living real~ mi' Ml} {KN .
lets in noble causes. professions and arts. r“: ‘1." .
It was a Chilean woman who set the ball rolling when she peti- _ WNW} l.
finned the National League of Women voters of the Pan-American ( )L
Women's Conference to present her with a list of the twelve greatest .-"\-«r;i:n 0 :u 1‘. :r ; grep m t, _]
American women who could be held up to their Chilean sisters as €xiiv‘f‘< “up.
guiding lights. . ”myt— ;\,~,. ...! ,
Who is America's greatest woman? It is significant in the lists LiEUT' RODMAN D- DE FAY AND HIS BRIDE. Tim}- pm}... . _
which are Coming in from the four corners of the United States that - . '3“ ”m" “"1““ mi-‘Unint' and new;
their
best.)
Mrs. Currie (‘lmpmzm Catt, ardent suffragist and leader of the women's
Cause. has imi the names of all the rest. Those shown above have been
named as the fourteen most prominent for the modern Hull 01 Fm
They ting (ion to
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hen fvim'm ‘ nhustneifi "-"d an
alizliiy H ‘.i 2: "h developed will-
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‘ arm} will is avail-
. drill themsaireg
tfi lini'i 'm :1». .ri‘: avoid siuihfui
habits.
This spar: i .-x. r 150 of the intellect
whirl: is izw v-.<~:,"\ expand the uiil
may in": i ' »: first, but it per-
sisted in it - . - .~~ in a little while
exhiinrziz : ' : v .‘5 ns {or-war»! at
a womiorrnl wzrimut weanling in
the least.
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satisfsmi 1i .145\unmgo, try it for
a month . 7v ht the end of [hit
time how 3. l improved in men-
tality 3-: \v I.’ ":‘rme.
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Mrs. RAgE‘i‘QE'EJSOBlNS o . ’ MARY EMMA VXQOLLEY o
“Griffin 0 .—
‘ Cities Pass Laws to Save Homes by
' Making Roofs More Resistant to Fire
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THE WILD FLOWERS
SAVE the w€"i ’1 "KEYS.
Slowly, L11; ' 'r. many of the
most beautiful c it's of blooms an
disappearing. t": 1ntly those who
love them cfmwles‘; pull them up by
the roots, or ilw- “Haring destroy them
with little it»: ".zm Criminal intent.
Virtually nothin: i< being done to give
them lengthemwi lives.
Yet there are :hainsands who find
some of tho- gzw'-..‘.est pleasure in
tramping through 13:0 woods animal
and viewing ill: grant beau'res in
V W . ' --) ..2: G ‘d was iiifid in
Lieut. Rodman D. de Kay and Miss Ann Wickes Craven, dough. the" mm W M_ U
, .2. < ._ — , . _ _' \ _, q'\fii€ 3:» en-
’“th Mr. :md rlust-a. Harding? 1V(1m tiLez'rHroglont trip to< New J‘elrsezgnwere ' V ' t9? Odeaptj Thomas L. Craven, U- S- N., and Mrs- Craven, were 5125:; 3:, SlLr ICES :iiaige til!
i e guea 3 o enator am rs. ‘ro ngmysen at somervx 8- 81‘ a Fifty fumlliu and. homeless and thirteen home. ‘ ' marrie in amestown R. 1. before a distin nished ath rin The a ‘ “" “ ‘
a . . . gutted by an . . . ' . ’ g g e g. - - , .1 . ‘ the: “h"
._ golf game the President tried his :at on a boy spectator. “I“ dguro,.d an,“ Hock. 9‘ ““980." “an“. no! and“, flower girl is the bride's Sister, 015: You I. Craven. l‘oggdtlfgo:nh{hhmAishwfvfl: be MS
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_ DIMlNUTIVEI NAIVE 1 1-.YEAR-0LD ROSIE REEVE AND HER PHILOSOPHY. -
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material value i<
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5:331:16;ng :Viiueii oi . T‘my are-hing;
Aside from tho yrr-ly estizmflzw
of such Work. it i: , : great inizvmim
to the education of the children in:—
conie after us. Bu: «it still gaff-rm
portunce is the ih‘iience the .123?
will have on the lit-ts of the p9 i lirch
No one can 10ol< upon thing: “H!“
are beautiful without, €€€iinivw>g~£r
happy. or Without a higher a.“
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’s emnrsf and r~ .
tion of God 8T 50 one can
q'm‘t‘iii 3“?
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in that man is mill. ”- M m
. Sbind part of My 10 nomfiggam
flowers and bremhmg therl if en-
without experienring a-thr'il Wile
a jovment or without thiiitimtio m
thhughts and feeling a cit-me t erf
his own work more nearly' Damp
We. therefore. should be main” so
V! I fill for the millions of til-1.001,t and?
1] W frequently trampled nude: 1‘; keep
4 there should be greater efforgmavg
H them blooming along all with . check!
W W i V , A movement to preserve t :23] form
. ., .. , ; *9 WW I ., "V get», - . _' 7* > ., ' .' ' . J t t» 1/ of wildflowers gs taliiifegs 2:339 full
in 1.. d 9 O O O O 6' 6 Cr C 5‘ . i 9 7 c I G ¢ 3,- Q V? y . ,3 a 21:33: 02:12:“; we $333125: 2;
., ,. new» we all 3°: very much. I u] luve one ambition ad (hot in to‘ £1 don't dig." to be on all ...“ u] don't like to l1 ‘I' _ u ' I I . ‘ . u " ( ' 4 v " " , (we lovers. park 0 C “C park!
. ... - have just loomed. help fuller touch.» ‘ ” even if I (In [oi-l to luck}, . ’ ‘ pl. will chinkbltl: «at?! ’29. *1 msieaco.”‘i! public, I “’0’ ' ’ llhig“al::‘g;?vn'¢h" I - aside a part; of 0:12;; 3‘19“!) 55.31
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[7’ ,- » - I: 12:32:?321? 22:; 315,321; eV‘?n it I am going to teach.» _ school. kept her at home “id (143me her mind according to his own you care to discuss. Her straight, sum, little form bears out her con- £02339” community mulgeopie by
. .' it the m of 1113 to em C 1° eve. child prodigy ‘0: Chicago. who ,, “anon thatlluhe is in perfect health. Her ”91911211011 is flawless, greater happiness mural works 0‘
l up her 9: h 1 er 0 umbia Unlversit)’, New York city. ma. "Boa“ could she thé o ., showing the result of regular hours, plenty of sleepy“; whole “meeting mesa bean
l 7c 0 ogy of life. - : mmguom mum flood. Even theslyobfid‘mwn hm which tops the Prodixy. however. God. )
She is four feet eight inches tall. She weighs u scant Witty-four ° 1:"- q I to ~ .91!) . to PM 116! 1,11 milliliter claes, for Rosie is 3‘1“; pm thy" ., (@qu
, ._ pounds. Diminutive though she 1-. Rosie in.“ on. m m m ' ‘ ; my. tum 1» . we of Mirth: “1513;91an I grow m .. 4‘ 1
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