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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-23
More Auto Violators Booked By Police;
 % to Stand Trial

Twenty-Five more violators of the new auto laws were apprehended by members of the traffic squad Saturday night and Sunday morning. All were summoned to appear in court this week, the majority being ordered to be present in the city court tomorrow. The motorcycle police worked from late Saturday night until dawn Sum- day morning.
 Last Wednesday the police sum- moned 32 autoists and motorcycle op- orators to appear in court. The of- fences include driving without a H- cense, running without lights, over- speeding, glaring headlights and rum ming witass&iaa a-xnmktlercszexoar&.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-23

dav seeking additional volunteer sur reons to assist the surgeon already appointed. In the event of a large number of surgeons being employed the work of examination will progress rapidly.
 Based on the receipt by the individ- ual of a notice to appear for examina- ton these facts are accepted as pos tive by chairman of division boards in this city.
 The posting of your name on the office bulletin board will be deemed sufficient notice to charge you with the duty of presenting yourself Ire spective of the fact that you have been notified by letter. watch the lists that appear on the various office bull letin boards
 | You must report for physical exam ination on the day named in your call. If found physically unfit the board will
 give you certificate and inform you
 what further steps must be taken If you are found physically quail | fled you have seven days after the date of your3 call letter in which to file claim for exemption. You will have
 an additional ten days in which to prove your claims by affidavit ] whether you file an exemption claim or ont you must present your Iseh for examination on the day speci- fled or your name will be sent tc Washington as it for service.
 You will not be able to get the lproper froms for claiming mptior until you appear before the examin- ing physicians
 I The following are the only grounds for exemption:
 I That you are an officer legislative l lexecutive, or judicial of the United States, a state or territory or the Dis l trict of Columbia
 2. That you are a regular or duly ordained minister of religion. | 3. That you were on May IS, 1917 la student preparing for the ministry
 in any recognized theological or di |vinity school.
 | 4. That you are in the military ol naval service of the United States.
 5. That you are a subject of Ger
 many. whether you have taken ou lpapers or not.
 l 6. That you are a resident alie1 who has not taken out first papers. In addition to the claims for exemp ton. claims for discharge from mil
 itary service may be made on any O.
 the following grounds, whichs are tn
 only grounds for discharge by loca board:
 1. That you are county or muni cipa1 officer elected by popular vote
 ?. That you are a customs hous
 clerk.
 'l 8. That you are employed by tn
 United States in the transmission o 2 nalln.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-23

Petrograd, July 23.-The council of soldiers and wormens delegates and peasants of all Russia voted day. after all night session. grant the of Premier Kerensky unlimited powers under the title Government of National Safety for the establish ment of public order both at the front and at home.
 The sweeping powers granted to the provi- sonal government resout ion passed by combined sit ting of the executive comme of the council of workmen and soldiers delegates and the council of peasants delegates The resolution, which pas sed by 252 to 57, real
 Recognizing that the try is menaced by military debace the front and by rchy home is resolved
 First that the country the revolution endan- gered; z.<s&s
 Second that the provision al government is proclaimed the government of national saf ety; p
 "Thrd, that unlimited pow accorded the governs ment for the ganzaton and discipline of army for fight to the finish gainst the of public der and for the realization of the whole embodied the governmental program just announced" 4Set <s
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-23
THOUSANDS BESIEGE REGISTRATION
 OFFICIALS SEEKING ENLIGHTENMENT
 ON PROCEDURE OF SELECTIvE DRAFT

Where the Exemption Boards located their per- sone and places of probable examination and quotas drafted
 FIRST DIVISION
 Districts) George Edwards, chairman; F Bartlett, seere- e- tary pr Samuel M Garlck examining physician onGe d be held in the Y M c. A. Gymnasium Quota to be sent to 45s Probable number of examinations necessary to get quota, 9O4.
 SECOND DIVISION (Fourth and Voting Judge John s. Pullman, chairman; Henry Lee, secre, tary Dr. ". A LaField, examining physician Office of Examinations to be held in Elias Howe school Clinton Quota to be sent to war, 25O. Probable number of examinations, 800. ssf
 THIRD DIVISION F3 Seventh Voting Disticts) Sanford stoddard, chairman; Archer c. Wheeler, sec retary; Dr. D. J. Mccarthy, examining physician Office seventh floor of Bridgeport National Bank building Tel Barnum 584 Examinations to be held at the Bridge port High school Quota to be sent to 372 Probable number of examinations, 744
 FOURTH DIVISION eEighth md Voting DistrcsD Edward s. spargo chairman; George M Goughlin sec Room 4O6 Warner Building Tel Barnup, l5i5-3 Place for examinations not decided upon Quota to be war, 386. Probable number of examinations, TIE.
 FIFTH DIVISION
 Eeenth voting Districts) James Coulter, chairman; secretary not appoint Automatic Machine Co.,. i13 East Washington avenue. Tel Barnum 20 Place for examination not yet decided Quota be sent to war; 1885, Probable number of nations requlred 770.
 SIXTH DISTRICT
 CBoth of Voting Dstricts) L. B. Powe chairman Albert Lavery, secretary; Dr. IF Finnegan, examining physician U Ohce Engine . oo. Place for examinations not yet decided upon Quota to be sent to 3i9 Probable number of examinations, 6s
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-23
Dutch Commission
 To Treat With U. S. on Export Problem

of agriculture and commerce has ap- pointed a commission of three to pro- ceed to America to represent Dutch interests in connection with American exports. The members are Engineer Vaneelbe; the Hon. Venvanoodt, exa vice president of the East Indian council; and Van vollenhoven, direc- tor of the Netherlands bank.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-23

rested for communicating a secret government telegram to sailors corn- mittees.
 London, July 23-Premier Keren- sky has again started for the front at the instance of the Central Commit tee of Soldiers. and Workmen's Dele- gates, according to Reuter- dispatch from Petrograd.
 The Bourse Gazette says that at a meeting of Delegates from regiments at the front it was resolved that it had become imperative. to turn over all authority to M. Kerensky.
 Dispatches from Galicia state thar the breach in the Russian line is eight miles wide and ten miles deep.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-23
Crew of Wrecked
 Ship at Halifax

Halifax, July 23-The passengers and crew of the Norwssian-American steamship Kristianiaf5ord. wrecked On July 15 on the NewfoundlAnA-coazt arrived -hare~t ~todAN
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-23
Coal and Coke Rate
 Increase to Roads

Washington. July 23-Orders per- hitting western railroads to increase coal and coke rates 15 cents a ton were entered today by the interstate commerce commission in large number of individual applications in which the roads had rnadea apu3icatipu
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-23
UNLIMITED POWER VOTED PREMIER kERENSkY BY RUSS SOLDIERS AND WORkN[EN'S DELI TIES

Peasants Join in Urging Kerensly to Make Use of Power Granted for the Re-Establishment of Order at Front and at Home-Uprising in Petrograd Now Definitely Suppressed -Ker- ensky Informed That Military Units at Front Are Completely Disorganized.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-14
THE CHURCHES
Christian SCicncc Socict,.

Christian Science services are held
Ia the Woman club building. gi2
West Gold cnu every Suudn
morning at % o'clock
sunday school al % % o'clock We'd
ncsdaN evening meetings ct , O'Clock.
Heading room open daily except
sunday and holiday from J tu O.. m.
iu room Is * T. Armiio hCildiug
\ free circulating library including
all the works Of Marl Baker Eddy and
other authorized christian Science
literature Is maintained boz connection
with the reading
Tn" public is cordially invited 90 at-
tend the sunday services. the Wcdnc--
day evening meetings and Co visit the
reading room.
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Emmanuel Evangelical Lutheran
Church.

Carl schmidt. pastor, residence, 50i
South High street; phone 20i5.
Our services are held In tho Public
Library. corner of Edith street ana
Central
sunday school. 10 n. m
In the prepa ntory services for HOLY
Communion at 10 30 o'clock Rev.
Edward Hackmann will give the ad-
dress.
Regular German services with celo-
hratinn of the Lords supper at II
O'Clock. Rev j n g Boyer Of Ration
VIII preach
Al 80 p. M. there viii he English
services with sermon by Rev. Albeit
W0cbheking Of ~ Pasp.
English services on the first and
third sunday Of the month in the eve
ming German services every sunday
morning.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-14

owing 10 war ~cNigcncics, Governor
Lindsey viii be unable 10 speak az The
university Nesper service. His place
will De ably taken hy Dr G. l. Her
rick ut Rockford ~. who will give
au addres nu the subject. The secret
OF Shakespeare Power IN. Hcrrick
has given this address several times iu
Sew Mexico. aud there have ne"u
many rqucsts for "a repetition.
The musical program VIII include "a
solo by cart Norrr,u. baritone, Re
Ocssiuual. Kipling- Dckpycu. Parts %
the cantata give Easter afternoon viii
be repeated bv the Choral club and OIL
Dhestrd directed ny Professor Sedcr.
The service viii Poe at Q O'Clock.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-14

Randolph COOK, minister, residence
12o South broadway, church next
door. phones 1885 and l1bS
sunday school, 9:45 a M. Prof.
ROSCOE hin. superintendent
Preaching by the minister at II "a.
M. aud y y. m. Topics of sermons,
morning. "A Son Of Thunder. Even
ing. From Jerusalem to Bethany
Christian EndeaVor. Juniors 3 80;
Intermediates. $40. Seniors. : y. m
The church Is centrally located ana
and "a pleasant place Ia which to spend
an hour, good music, the public IL
invited. an
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-14

Near High school, Joshua g. Jones,
pastor.
sunday school. 9:45 a. m. John =.
Major. superintendent
Senior Epworth league. 64s D. m.
The Nomau's Missionary society
viii give ID tea at the home Of Mrs.
r. g. Joyce. -.4 South Walter street.
o'oluck.
Regular preaching services will be
held at % a.. m. and 7:i5 = nj. Morn
ms subject The Vineyard. Miss
Rose Hnrs,h will sing Prayer" hy
Tusti Evening subject Accusing
the sleeper Special music hy quar-
tettc.
4 cordial welcome extended to any
who desire To Worship with US.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-14
Club News Notes OF
New Mexico Federation

Patriotism has been the slogan Of
the women of h state as well IS NJ
the men during the past two weeks.
The ICED cross has chapters In Santa
Fc. Albuquerque. Las Cruces. Dcming,
silver cay. Roswell and Gallup and
in many 81 these places other orrani-
cations have been giving their aid u
Is quite the style nowadays Ia enter
tain with "a Red Cross sewing parry
and u great many boxes OF supplies
have already been prepared hy New
Mexico ONE Women have attend
ed IN larEe Plumbers the patriotic
mass-meetings held all over the state
the Albuquerque Woman's club held a
flag-raising with a patriotic program
and a descendant of Betsy Ross raised
the stars and stripes over tho CLUB
building. In on the patriotic process
sions the woman's ORGANIZATIONS are
found and in many towns they have
prepared ~banquets To welcome home
the New Mexico regiment.
National and state pride are COM
bined IN the interest felt in the
launching OF the New Mexico our
splendid new hattleship. II is most
1 ~ " AaA' AfANN - NtfFhA' " ~ 800
ed by Miss Margarita DE Baca. daugh-
| ter OF the deceased governor OF the
state and descendant of that Cabeza
de Baca who was the first European
20 see this part ~ the continent. She
Is to be cha poroned by Mrs. w. G.
Mcdonald and 10 he attended hy some
os the most charming young girls in
the state. New Mexico women will be
proud OF their representatives at the
launching.
Mrs w T. Lindsey. as chairman Of
the National Suffrage league In the
state has written 10 all the district
Judges asking them To- appoint as many
women as possible on the new county
boards Of education and Ia give es-
pecial consideration TO the fitness OF
both men and women appointed 10
these places. 4 number Of the clubs
and suffrage leagues in the state have
made recommendations to their
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-14

Mrs. True Worthy White ~ Airing
ton Heights. Mass, chairman Of liter
nturc OF the general federation. an
nounces q new study outline ON
American Literature Since 1870" "a
topic that ~ much In demand II may
De procured from Mrs. White for 2
cents 20 tho cost Of printing.
Mrs. White has also reprinted tn"
study outline on The Immigrant as
Seen Through HIS own Literntur"
ca centsi and Latin America tfrcci
Mrs. cyrus Perkins. 3s7 Washing
ton street. Grand Rapids. Mich. Tho
chairman of art. has also 1 new OUT
line ON American Art which vii
Doc sent 90 any club asking for 10
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OF CT
CLUBS CHURCHES

morning service the whole subject Of
church finance viii be presented, and
the %cunvassers viii be- instructed and
sent out with special prayers. At the
evening service we hope To-
results OF the afternoons work. Peo-
pie connected with this church who
mean business In theis Christian lifc
Will cooperate In the plans Tor the
day. by their presence IN the services,
aud hy arranging to be- az their homes
In the afternoon untl reached by the
-CunVassors.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-14

IIWW NOIth FOUTth sIfcoI.
sunday evening at - Mr. J " ".
Nichols uf Oakland, California viii
speak. subject a Hard pillow
An Qua Testament Picture of New
Testament Truth.
Further similar subjects To- be- an
nuuu.rd for week night meetings
\ cordial Invitation BIS extended Ia
.II.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-14
Iirsl Methods, EPISCOPAL.

Corner Lead avenue M u
Third street. charles oscar Beckman.
pastor Miss Edith Gorby, deaconess.
At ~ q M the pastor delivers the
first Of 4 series of on The
Second Coming 81 Christ entitled
The Certainty and Uncertainty OF
His Coming In the evening at 1880
he will deliver the third sermon
In the series on The signs of Gods
Kingdom entitled Jesus Power over
the Unseen World" Special music 20
both services. solos n Mrs. y. W.
Benninr ss1n
sunday school. 9:t5 a. m.
l:pworth league. . 80 y. m.
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Iir-t I'rcsbyIcrinn CIlnrcIl.

Corner Fifth and SILVER Avenue
Hugh a. copper pastor.
Services at ~ a. m. ana sij y. m.
Morning theme: The Service al
Love Evening Worship during April
at , D..
Tn" sunday school meets at a. a.
m The Young People Society meet
az q g. j.. M.
Special music-Authem The Lord
win confront Zion ORosccraus.i
Evening solo. Face Co Face" John.
uut MiSs Mary Leaning
The public always made welcome.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-14

Rev g. y Bullock. rector.
First sunday after Easter.
Hul' communion. . o.. m. Sunday
Hi5 e. M. morning prayer
and s"rmor. 81 e. m mems church
history class. 40 o. M; evening
prayer and sermon. so p. M.
Monday Annual parish meeting, ,
q U
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-14

The program ON Friday was devoted
TO The supreme Boob uud,y ih" de
mirtmcnt of literature with Mr.. T. y.
Bullock as leader Mrs Nurd"N gave
an interesting paper the sunj'rt n"lus
NJ, Trvuriic Dinlo character T"'
Woman club chorus sans How
Lovely Al. IN" Messengers
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-14

Tn, flag raising at tho Woman
cab uu Monday afternoon was WI
attended IN spite uf the sand storm.
Nr George : EloDk gave % p%atriotN.
address IN his usual impressive nan
ucr Tho Woman's club chorus san.
The star Spanglcd BANNER. while g.,
great. grcn, granddaughter of BETS.
Ross hoistod the flag e. iis pla," over
the club building.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-14

a large number Of representative
Albuquerque people turned out to the
charity ball In the armory Wednesday
evening. The men obeyed the rule in
regard to evening clothes aud but u
%sprinkling OF dress suits appeared.
Party dresses predominatcd however
and many of the ladies We e hand
some gowns. The music was cNcep-
tionally good. which helped to make
the dancers overlook the fact that the
cor was q bit rough in places. The
ball was u distinct succcss from the
standpoinis of society and finance and
too much credit cannot br given To-
Mrs. Charles $. white and the other
ladies who assisted her ~ maSing the
arrangements for the affair. The
money derived from The han Is tu be
placed az the disposal uf the civic
H"tterment league for the purpose of
furthering the objects Of h organ
izatiou.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-14

judges along the saine line. Judge Mo-
chem has appointed Mrs. Elsie Speck-
man OF san Acacio on the Socorro
county board aud many other APP
pointments of m are expected.
Mrs Ruth Miller. IL dustrial super
visor % the schools In the state. 10
asking the women's clubs Co help her
In making u survey OF industrial con-
ditions in their various localities.
The Springer Progress ciuo gave n
very enjoyable Stunt Party on
March -. which served also as a get
together meeting.
The Santa Fe woman's club has
received from the district nurse a re-
port Of 3Oa visits made during tho
month of March Her services have
proven "a valuable TO the community
that the cts council aud county COM
missiOncrs have willingly promiaed 10
pay her salary for the coming year.
The funds FOR her necessary expenses
have been provided nv the child well
fare departmnt % tho club.
The Clayton Woman'a club is fol-
lowing the Ray View reading course.
II celebrated Washington's birthday
this year with a most enjoyable pro-
gram and social time.
New Mexico Is represented at the
General Federation Council meeting
at New orleans By the State Director.
Mrs, q w Frenger Of Las Cruces and
the president 90 the state federation.
Mrs O. Y. Ladd OF Mesllla Park.
The week OF April IL "a % Is known
as Western Consumers Week" and
the women Of the west are urged to
ask for the products Of their "
communities. New Mexico has fewer
factories and mills than many other
western states but u wouid be well
for the women % the state not to for
get their creameries. canning factories.
etc. when doing the household buying.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-14

one af the big anaits Of the week
was the dance given hN the knights
Tcmplar 81 'hc Masonic temple on
Tuesday evening Il was a fun dress
anuir and quite fashionable iu that
1t began late and ended early Al
midnight 4 houutiiul luncheon was
served card tables were arranged
Tor those who preferred cards To-
dancing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-14
immaculate conception church.

Sudality mass. a. M.
Childrens mass. y 30 q. m.
High mass and sermon. 10 a M.
Evening service. 1850.
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Announced.

News has been received IN the cts
of the engagement of MIR Charles heu-
"a MIN of this city To- Miss Cecil L-as"!
of San Francisco. The marriage ~ i'
take place in june Mis- Laser Is q
prominent society girl of san Francisco
white MI BeujsmIu is well known
here. and prominent m business and
social circles ~" is a brother ot Mrs.
Weller aud of Mr. Sol benjamin Nj
Sol benjamin Will return from san
Frauris,1 today. Nj. charles benjamin
is motoring through and viii i"a'h
home the early part Of next w""i
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-14

MIR. Slonakcr is visiting relatives in
the east.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-14
Ss'th.IACkk'.

An Easter Wedding of more than
ordinary interest vas sulemuizcd ct
the Congregational church ON the az
ernoon of Easter DAY when Miss
Evelyn LaCkt" became the hrid" of
Mr.. John Seth Rev A. T%outhak"r of
nciating The church with It's Easter
decoration made u very pretty setting
for the wedding. which was witnessed
by the Immediate families Tn, bride
wore IL dress OF white t1inctl and "a
larg, whit" ha, with a touch OF
dainty blue trimming The attend
ants were Miss Eva Seth sister Of the
groom and VI. Fred Htggius Mis-
.Garrct played the wedding march
Both OF the young people are well
known here The bride rs "a sister OF
Mrs. NJ VI. cheney, ms IN. groom 20
progressive young business man col.
the star Hay and Grain COMPANY
After May first they will be- at hom"
in their own bungalow. which is Hl-
ready provided at 1il@ West Roma
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Thursday IAteritry Ciub.
Nikndo ScorN q Hit.

Tho auditorium AZ the nigh -'h"ui
was uIIcd to oyernuwluE of TucsdI'
evening 20 greet the comic upclN
The M.kudo. which Was presented
hos Mt 4 /. Br'dfuru vocal 'ia
under the personal direction ot Mr.
bradford The play wa wr'l staged
and well rostumcd
Upon the RISING OF %" curtain 10
was immediately l-yrrttIurd tht'
there should not he ONE dulI moment
and from start Co nuish the aud o.
WIS iu t perfect sal, uf laughter r.
npgm with the cast contained Two
actors who hay. Appeared more thar
one. uu the local stage" and who 'r"
always greeted with enthusiasm
me, were Nj Hugo Never and Nj
U-i puINcar These supported Toy
Miss UortcuS, Switz'r ~ Mr. l"uis
IIcs-rrd"u with Miss Bct'rio" S"'s"f
Miss Syl,it Ro-cub"rI Mics MARY
Leaning and MI. Edward 'ri-iF. 70"
,lN nothing of his mal'-t, Ga" Mth-
ado LYMAN Pu'uey. win" h.'d only
lo look at the audience 40 uid'r TO-
throw them into s h,st"rlrtl state
and 20 chorus Of lovely girls 400 pretty
llnouas and an equal number 90
YOUNG men IN gorgeous costumes
MI Meyer PLAYED tho heaviest role
# indeed ANY par Of the play m'rh'
bee called hcivy-tu ih" part ~ Lord
Ii.Eh ESrcutiuncr. % 30 v's well
executed.
Mr. Purycar a. 70 ~'rolltng minstrel
showed his tenor voice 'u good ll-
vantage
Louis Hesscldcu ,~ Lord nIgh
Everything Els" Mas q revelation :"
the audience who had newer suspected
him ~ having "dctng qualities
Miss Hortcnsc ~wit1'r was leading
lady. and Miss Sclsor holds the c"n'
ter or the stasc with her graceful
dancing which adds NOT % I'tlr 4" the
performance.
The chorus was made mp OF Misses
Bcssic strong, Malo Dick, Alberta
Uawthorue. barbara Harris. opal
Garrett, Lethc white ana Mr. las.
White. Messrs Violating Sahin lAp-
pert ana Cristy,
Two Noticeable PaRcants
From the geographic extremes of
Alusk, and Massachusetts account
come Nl INNifN Al''l'''H
p%agcantrv.
rhe Douglas Island Woman 'lu'
of Alaska presented seven N"st'i.
DAYS. a Pageant Of Alaska tn" ilrs'
day represented the Red Mans p'N.
second. the Day of the Russian, thlru.
the Transfer of 1867 fourth, the haN
of tho Prospcctor. ftth. he Rush 81
'qS. sixth, the Day OF Quartz; seventh
.t.. n. 80 tho Railroad.
The pageant Of Hrockton Woman
club was called Daughter ol WE
dom. "A Pageant Of Famous Women
aud IT, episodes, a|ppr"priatclN 'h"N''
for ~ theme, were illustrated n>
,,usir ana dance. helped Boy cN'cllcn
blank verse. Great women ot nlNti
and history. from Minerva AS Wisdom
IN our modern heroinos OF philan
th.op,. patriotism and service" w'r'
used 10 typifv The possibilities 4"
Women's greatness.