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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-27
Cumulative Calamity.

Cumulative Calamity.
The saddest words
OF tongue or pen;
The autos broken
Down again.
Detroit Free Press,
Next saddest 20
These words alas;
The old machine
Is out of gas.
Canton News
But saddest, saddest
Yet, by far;
These words, can't
Afford a car.
North Adams Herald
All. no! We know some
Sadder still
We've got a car
But cant pay the bill
%. o. o
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-27
As Usual, Mother Helped Out

Mr. Vincent Rose and Miss Mary
Drube of Waukegan, were married
Thursday at st Marys church. Father
Barry offlciated, Miss Irene Rose as
sisted the bride as bridesmaid and the
mother was best mau-ll!nois Lake
Forester.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-27
NOTICE

All creditors of the Bennington
Restaurant Corporation are hereby
notified to present all claims against
the Corporation to Arthur J. Colgan,
treasurer, on or before May 9Sth,
1922.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-27
RECENT GAS ATTACKS.
Reprints and Other Debris From the
Npt and clpt Column OF the
Brattleboro Reformer.
Talkina from the Same Place.

Both the dead man and his wife
we're closely Questioned by the at
torney and each told the same story
Casper Herald.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-27
In the Days News

Dr. Jtan G. Wright, the new FEEDER
al Direcor OF Vocational Education
has been connected with the Voca
tional Education Beard for the past
five years Prior to his new appoint
ment he was chief OF the Industrial
Education Section. Or. Wright is a
native Of Indiana, who, after gradua
ton at the Kansas State Normal
School in 1900, went to the UNIVERSE
ty OF Missouri for graduate work
His practical experience as an edu-
cater covers teaching and administva
tive Work in the normal schools and
city schools in Kansas and Missouri.
During the war with Spa II he served
with a Kansas Volunteer regiment.
His reputctlon as an instructor in
vocational education was made dur
ing five years OF service as head OF
that department in the public
schools Of Kansas City. During the
late war Dr.. VIZ ght served as "a
special agent for war training.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-27
Al ouIet y MIIner rhIs Week.

~ Iulet - Mllner lnlS week
There tut pNy noticeable change
here at thu, writ ~, only Lawrence
MARI. has &c uoU Ia: O.! Cyc.a..s;
noa:y Grmmat; h13 Eow watch
and Bill Craig has been talking Of
half selling his shoes Miner cor
respondence in Magnolia Springs
News
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-27
A Bad Break.

Emery Garkie's horse became un.
manageable one morning recently and
pitched him off, fracturing u dollars
worth of sugar.-Maywood Missouri
ian.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-27
GIFT SHOP

Mrs. Isaac P. Walker will open the
Ethan Alien Gift Shop for the season
Saturday May 27, with new display
of attractive gifts, rare glass, and an
tiques. A varied assortment of West
India baskets and trinkets from South
America will be feature'ths year.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-27
They Shy OF.

Some girls ore shy about marrying
men who ARE shy Of ready money
Boston Transcript,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-27
Mr. FRANKIE SIC a AN Meal.

c. +. Franks OF near Western sit
with US about two hours last Sunday
the most of the time at our dining
table-Magnol'a News
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-27

INV WY IWIWYU NC w LJVWFVTIIN'
The scent of apple blossoms fills
the crcumambient space with oz-
onous refreshment Trees are white
with blossoms -Lyonsyille item In
Greenfield Gazette and Courier
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-27
This May Be Just What You Are
Looking For.

bath. Suitable for two people. Near
centre. One person $500; two $3.50
Tel. 6'9M Woburn Daily Times.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-18
Supper Table
Gossip

An mcnbrrS OF the degree staff
~ substitutes OF Triple LINK.
Ncbcknh lodge r requested to
meet at the A. O. q. n. hall FRIDAY
afternoon al ? o'clock.
Professor John ID. Clark of the
department Of chemistry or the
state University OF New Mexico H.
to give the commencement address
Of the Fort summer High rcnnoS
on Thursday. May Is, 1879. Or.
CLARK win upcak upon the service
which mc,isrn science "a playing In
the bcttermcnt ~ mankind.
The santa &c iinliroad lias notl-
fled University authorities that de-
finite arfanRcmUnts had brcn
made 10 ccuta rntcs % one and
Cne-half fare from any point in
New Mexico To Albuquerque Tor
the benefit of persons who viii
attend tIc GUNNER session OF the
state University az Aibuuucrque.
Thee rates win also be effective
from ~ raso, Texas and from
Trinidad. Colorado.
~ u. toons win address tIf as-
fembly at the University tomorrow
morning az ~ O'Clock. There viii
be music under direction OF rrof.
John Lukkon.
WIN W NANANANs VIZ w IT'S NNNfNNA
was held Cor the district court this
morning hy Judge f,oddy on the
charge Of incurriEibility. lie A.
said 20 have stolen s1i from his
brothcr-in-luw
Harold Gruoms was fiucd SIS
in police cnurt this morning on
the charge OF speeding ana FOR not
having % driven license.
Clcnn ifolspmb and Junn Her
nandcx. bicyrllsta, cCllldcd at Cop
pcr avenue and Third street yes
trrduN. The two were bruised a.
a result ot the bicycle crash.
doe Walton reported To the po-
lice last night that his a and tho
auto Of ! n. Williams came to-
prther at Filth street and Central
syonue at $50 O'Clock. The Wal
ton car wins damaged,
The flrr dcpurtrncnt answered
= false alarm tn Fourth street and
Iron avenue lnst night Al sac
O'Clock.
The fire department was called
to rs South sixth street at ]
o'clock This afternoon TO exiin-
Euish . blaze which had started
In "a shed. The fire IN believed to
have started from a cigarct. The
damage was small.
Joe Cook. cmpicyc nc the SANTA
Re shops. was injured when no
was hit on the head by "a falling
wrench while at work nt 10 O'Clock
this morning. Hp WA taken to the
santa Fc hospital. His condition
was said not TO be scrioua this ar
tern0on.
Conf SUNNY 90. pnonpS 4 md 4
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-18
Coxby Is Leader
In Plot to Get
Heiress' Money

ttontinucd from page Ouc)
relief to have the whole affair
ended. and 7 give Officers here full
credit tor having made the arrest
that caused the downfall OF the en-
tire plot.
II have three other daughters
and one boy. all OF whom have com
siderable fortunes IN their own
names From now on 7 shall
worry about them most OF the time.
I suppose. Tint is the curse OF
hay inK money than one needs
TO live ON. You r In constant
danger"
Mountain Hunt Futile.
nnnghart. Dcach and Rexroat
returned last evening from the
mountains beyond Jcmvz. where
they went hoping 10 find the heir
ess ana Kinney. They found that
the couple which they believed to
he them was another couple which
had recently coine horo from ok
lahomh.
When local Officers firsi started
their search fof The parties hvrc.
they heard that they had some to
the mountains nenr Jcmez. On
saturday ns' q trip was made
thrrc. where u was ienrned that
a couple answering the description
had iuft arrived from oklahoma
anh was stopping at the York ranch
in the mouniains ear scvoyu.
Thr party returned to Albuqner.
qne because OF lack OF funds TO
continue the chase. Here they
met ~ItcNroat, who had just arrived
ana on "Wednesday morning they
let. accompanied by RreNoat. to
make a thorough Investigation,
They found the couple. but ~
proved 10 be the wrong ones
RcNruat stated this morning
that he has spent Si0.O 600 running
down the plot and trying 10 find
his daughter. Al the same time.
he has given his entire energies Tor
four months 10 the pursuit. neg
icctlng his political campaign in
Oklahoma.
II do not know whether u was
worth n. 70 spend enough money
10 buy n small farm or Keep n sal
walton Army post for a year, to run
down q lot Of criminalr. he said
this morning. But the peace or
mind and joy Of hnvii.e done u
successfully makes .; worth & to
mo-.
ReSroat, short, and the prisoner.
Cczby. len for sulphur today by
way OF FL rsso.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-18
Savoy Hotel Being
Remodelled With
Up-to-D Date Lobby

The Savoy hotel. first stree; and
silver avcnue Is soon TO have an
uu.tu-duto lobby on the ground
floor. Workmcn are now remod :
ciling the once soft drink parlot'
on he First street side OF the
building for "A modern hotel en-
trance.
snirs are 90 Head from the lobby
90 the floor above The space on
the second floor which has been
used for an office u soon to he
torn Out, ana extra rooms added.
vs.. O. Mcnrns. proprietor OF the
hotel said this morning that the
now lobby would be completed In
Abe ueNt three weeks. The froat
and south side Of the building re-
gently underwent a coating OF
Hfuccn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-18
Gillett to Speak
AT Drainage Meet

4. A. Gillette. state highway en-
ginccr. Will b. OF The pFinri-
pal speakers at the meeting or the
Middle Rio Orange association
which viii be held IN the Chamber
of Commerce at 3 O'Clock tonight.
II IN expected that nearly 500
members win be present at the
meeting. since TINT many have
been signed up for the association.
Organization work will Efso be
done NJ the meeting tonight and
plans made for the extension OF
the association M and down the
river In adjoining counties.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-18
Appropriation for
Work on the Upper
Pecos Road Granted

\ telegram was received from
District Engineer Of the Forcat
service Curry Long today from
Washington. stating that the secro-
tary Of agriculture has Just APP
proved an appropriation Of $4,000
to be expended on the upper Pccos
river road.
This money viii be spent IN
building ono and a half miles OF
rond from the Valley Ranch to the
Pecor town bridge. ana In surfac-
ing y miics o. road from The Holy
Ghost creek to Cowics with gravel.
This will make a good year
around road the entire length Of
the upper pecos She remainder OF
Il having been flNed last year.
The work on this road Il being
done under supervision OF the by
rcau Of public roada. which IL nov
at work on tile moject.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-18
School Principal
Is Accused of
Shooting Janitor

LIMON, Colo, May 1S.-pro
fcssor " K. Matthews, principa
OF the Limon High school. s. In
inn here today charged with hav-
ing shot and dangerously wounded
George Hazcictt the schools iafi-
itor. The shooting, which oc-
Cured In the basement Of tho
school building. b. alleged to have
followed a quarrel. Hnzcirtt was
rushed 60 r. hospital In Hugo, Colo.
shortly after the shooting. Mat.
thevis IL forty years old ana Haze
lest Is.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-18
VETERANS CHOOSE
ALBUQUERQUE FOR
HIT ANNUAL MEET
Officers Elected for
the Coming Year
Yesterday

Albuquerque will be the plnec for
the ls2s department assembly Of
the New MoSico Grand Army .f
The lHarnhilc, II was decided NJ the
busipsfr sestion held in the knights
Of r1thiaa han Yesterday. Officers
for the coming year were also
cleetra
The Officers elected are. sonn
7retrwoid. socorro, department
ronfmandcf: John g. Hull Sanui
". senior vice comma nder: NAien-
tine Herbert ipnior vice cert
mandsr william Kahier Carrisoxo.
delegate TO nfty.axth annual en-
can1,ment. Nicholas Mckinney. al
iern11t delegate, A.. < slower. Al
b~uqurrqae. medical director; y.
n. Bliss. chaplain. mem
Der. OF administration council: w.
"a. Mcdonald. Aibuqnerane: N.Ss-
olaa Mckinney. Santa Fr: J, n. Me
Fse. GaIiup. ~ w. oiuey. las We
eass " Y Hewitt. White oaks
Attlhe annual nncampment held
lsst nlRht az The i. q o '. hali the
members opened the meeting by
rinRz4Ae The star spangied nan
ner.fi and closed II with Amer
ica.". Carl c. Maece delivered an
addicss and Miss ARIA o. Radlcy
read several selections OF civil war
literature.
Itrsuiution= Adopted
Tho convention closed at noon
todat with a dinner held at the
4. a o.. v. hall witch a pre-
pared and served by the Womnn's
RELIEF corps Of Albuquerque. The
mouHing session today was taken
up 10 hearine the report OF the rc-
solulfbns commiftec. and the fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted
by unanimous vote:
"Rtesived that We arc pro-
foundiy grateful to Almighty God
thstfihe lives OF 80 many Of u
have been spared Got afiuther year
40 that we have been permitted "
attend this -cncampment ana
meet each other a. comrades once
more and renew cur undyirg
friendship for each other.
wa express our sincere thanks
90 unVernor N. e. Mechctn for
his timely proclamation calling at
ienron 10 the proper observance
or The Centenary Of General Grant.
and also for his kiudiy tribute 20
our Grand Army OF the Republic,
and ~ assure the Governor that
his action Is very much appreciate
ed by u.s.
w are profoundly grateful to
the Woman's Relief corps OF Al
buullerque for their uniform Kind
ness 10 us: for the two I'm. din
ners they provided for our refresh
meut. and the fine entertainment
last eyenins during which we wers
perplued to enjoy the inter- sting
addFe.<cs OF AIR. carl G, Magce
and 1udee J. Y. Mcffe. two tine
reaalpgs BY Mis- RadIey and a
heaudfully rendered sole by Miss
shercr. accompanied on the piano,
BY Ms Alice Dry.
We thank Assistant Adtutant
GENERAL y q. Caldwell for the
.beaudful badges which he kindly
donAftsa to us. And we assure the
relied corps that they contributed
larxcfy 10 the pleasure OF "a stay
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-18
Complaint Ia Filed
Against Applican|
For Police Ch

llcorze a. Hampton today N
a complaint in the court OF tu
Of the Peace ueorge Rot
aEeinrt George Tcitzcl, Santa (,
brakeman and applicant for /
ponitlon % chtcf OF police a
the election Of the new ccmn<
sioners.
The complaint flied by HAD
ton stntoa that he fears that re
vel viii do him bodily harm q
that the latter should be put un1
"A bond 20 keep the peace. Sud
Roddy has called a hvaring fer
O'Clock tomorrow mOfninr. Han:
ton claims that Tnitzcl has gone
see his sister against his Wishes
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-18
Baked Potato King
Here Today on Way
To Pacific Coast

Iiancn j. Titus. formerly the
Baked Potato King OF the
Northwestern railroad. was In Al
~bhqucruue this morning on hanin
Fo train No. Q en- route TO South
ern California.
Mr.. Titus said today that ne ~
moving hin home from Seattle 10
Lon Angeles and that he is 10 opcn
up a large fruit cake factory near
the Angel City.
Mr.. Titus said he would have
the only fruit cake factory In the
world. lie said he had sold his
string OF restaurants In seattle
especially TO enter the fruit cake
business.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-18
FOURTH UNION
FIREMAN PUT BACK
IN DEPARTMENT

Arthur Westcrfeld. a mcmber Of
the Union fire department. which
was discharged more than a year
ago, has been put back to work at
the highland fire station.
Mesterfcld takes tho place OF \.
y IieiEher. driver OF the a;gh-
land truck. who has resigned 90
40 To- Galveston, Texas. Hcighca
lot Tor Galveston with an auto
pufty on Tuesday.
Westcrfeld IL the fourth man.
who went out OF the department
just prior To the unauccessfui re-
cill election. 10 be put back to
work
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-18
Arrests Are Made
At Several Towns
By Local Agents

Reports OF the activities Of fed
efni agents working under Pro
hlhition Director y. W. snyder
were received hero this morning
Officers arrested Juan l.uccro
near Monticello and destroyed
foo gallons. OF mash. Reports were
received today OF the search made
on The ranch Of ben ChavcH ut
foot springs. whore n barrel OF
inash was destroyed. a 80 gallon
still was rclzcd on the House
ranch.
a. Gallup FEDERAL agent nave
arrested Afreeto Bartot a man
giving the name OF Covlggie and
Jnck Meyers on the charge os pos
fcssine llquor. More than 500 gall
Ions OF mash has been destroyed
al Gallup a. q result OF the arrests.
Coviggie ~ being held under
1900 bonds. J. T., Carter who was
ARRESTED al Guam IN also being
held under $1,000 bond on the
charge Of possessing liquor. J. n.
fsarcln was arrested nj TnOreau
on the charge OF p~osseaslng liquor.
Reports received by Mr.. snyder
also tell ~ the arrest Of John
Demnrio o. the galrino ranch
eight miles from Gallup. the eeix-
urc OF q SIN and $50 gallons Of
mash there.
waiter Hoillmon was arrested
4 Mngollon by agents on the
charge OF possessing a stiii. lie
has hecn taken TO the silver City
jait
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-18
Operators Agree
Not to Increase
Price Of Coal

wAfIIINOTC;s. May ls.-secre-
tnry Hoover asked and obtained 20
iay the approval Of the lcauinR up-
orators % ~ucn-union tituminous
conl fields FOR n government plan
OF 'ruttinr tho coal Industry by
voluntary action a. put "a stop point
~ lncrcnse of coai priccs'' during
the period ~ the existing coat
ttrikr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-18
People You
Know


Radiator Repairing. ouicksi Auto %.
Former governor Miguel A.
Otcro. % santa We. Is n visitor In
Albuquerque today. Mr.. otero has
been for several years Z. $. Mar
shall IN the Panama Canal zone.
WIN G.. Barnes. OF the u -.
Forest service. 10 here from wnsh-
ington Mr.. Harness has been IN
vcEtlgatlns trail and other csndi-
lions in the Friiolos Canyon dis
trict.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-18
DEATHS

RAGAN-The remains OF Jerry
Raaan. who died here yesterday
morning lies in state al t'rench's
Parlors from 2 TO 9 O'Clock this af-
ttrnoon, and the funeral services
wiil be held al . o'clock tomorrow
morning at the immaculate Con-
ccntlon church Rev. Father A. N.
Mandarin WIN ~officiate. burial
wiz DE Ia Cavalry cemetery.
pukes-The funeral services for
here last Friday were held nj
10 o'clock yesterday morning from
Frcnch's chapel. Rev. h. n. Wood
ruff conducted me services. and
burial was In Fairvipw cemetery.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-18
3 D~iphtReria Cases
Reported at Atrisc

Three new cafcs OF dlphtherAl
were reported in Ranches de- 40
risco this afternoon. Dr. %. q
West. city and county health of
ficcr. announced that due to I
fnnaiical prejudice cxistpe amona
the families against medical treat.
mcnt. he had been unable to im-
munizc others Of the famiiy
against The disease.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-18

TRINIDAD Colo. May Is
Dead with his neck broken lying
IN an Irrigation ditch ncar uoch-
ne, the body Of Juan Medina. a..
was found late yesterday by Dan
.Guittere1. ditch foreman. Medina
u believed TO have fallen into the
ditch.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-18

IN your fine progressive city.
we regret the absence OF Past
Commanders John W. Terry. OF
Socorro. and Oscar 4. Gregory. OF
Las Vegas. and 'elng informed
thai both OF them are detained by
Illness. we express u deepest
sympathy for each 81 them and
fondest hope for their speedy re-
covcry.
we THINK the Press Of Aibu-
querque for kindly notices with
reference To ouF meeting. We also
thanh. the Santa Fc and u. y. and
= W. railroads for their reduction
Of rates for the benefit OF our
We THINK our Commander. John
shank. Assistant Adjutant j. q.
Caldwell and all our other Off
cers for the faithful discharge OF
their respective duties and cour-
tcsy 10 US during a Fession.
and last, but not leas, by any
means. we expfess our most CRATE
fai thanks TO the Knights OF Pyth-
Jas. and the independent Order OF
odd Fellows for the free use of
their beautiful Lodge rooms FOR
our meetings and entertainment.
and We assure them that we deep
~ appreciate their kindness TO US
The veterans present were John
shank. department commander.
Las Vegas; John 0~recnwaid,
communicated. Socorrc: John
HALL. Santa Pc: y. II. Biie Aibu-
suergne. Il. 8 stovcr, Aibuques
que v. ~ Olney, las Vegas. John
V. hewitt. White Onkosg John
murphy AlbuuucrQuc; Nicholas
Mckinney. Santn re, A. RRrschl
Afhuoccrpuo: ". w. Mcdonald.
Albuquerque. valentine Hcrbert.
Aibuqucroues william burnside.
Albuquerque; VI. w. Jackson. a
visitor. Pittsburgh, Pa. II. A.
Jones. Albuquerquc; j. q. Mcf1e.
Gallup: George Ii Pradt, Aibu'
quctaue, J, q. Caldwell. Albuquer'
que.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-18

Ny shcIIcd ssinon Nuts ON sale
% Fred Harycy's New Stand. Al.
b~uqncrquc. ~. NJ. until; further
uoticc. Fannie \. Spits, Inventor
and Proprietor Of the y. y. s. sun
silinc Nut Slsciiifsg mud Separating
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-18
TABLE CLOTHS, SIZE

Round or square Table Cloths, either seal
Hoped or hem-stitched. A pecial value S1.7b
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-31

had got hold o. a brass rod. fitting
for display purposes with a line rec,
and us. The fly he had ho-scJ 90
The rug. and was running rapidly
toward the back of the store while
The reel sang cheerful accompaui-
ment and the line paid steadily out.
In another second ne had Tipped the
rod So that The line became taut a
second flip sent all the imported
French dolls on "a counter nearby
crashing 20 the floor.
Il looked for Eustsco's mama.
She and the fat gentleman were
having heated argument The
chauffeur was helping the sales0eo-
pie pick up such OF the dolls as had
been only partially injured The
maid was trying 30 take the rod away
from little Eustace
Let me take him: no IS a little
nervous. I said. and she gladly re-
EuQU.shCd him
so EustaCe and went into my
office and ] locked the door When
Eustace came Qua he was cnb.uered
but passive He had learned that
other people beside children can in
dulee in seIf-expression at times
"It was a bad day for me- but 7
certainly crowded a lot az satisfac-
ton into the last 10 minutes Of it,.
Copyright. 1922. by The Bell Syn
dictate InC.)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-31
THE FINAL EVIDENCE

IL there needed any more evidence of the changing
pace in the scheme Of things OF the modern woman
find In the fact that ono OF the most recent books
from The presses is a who's Who" of women of a
western state.
a quarter % O century aro when women first
bosan 20 60 in considerable numbers to The ins6u-
tloRs Of higher education. any suggestion OF the need
Tor such "a book would have only aroused a laugh.
The prominence OF woman in that recent day was
limited largely 20 being the stage favore OF the day
shining at some brilliant social function.
II her name found its way into columns Of the
dai-y news in o way tha- was not connected with
s.thcr scandal or tragedy il was limited 10 these
.etiviLas or 60 the death notices
Now one state has enough women who stand out
prominently because Of their achievements in a use
rus way demand book TO record them.
She is no LONGER limited to bedecking herself with
Jewels and standing in receiving line TO Justify her
existence.
she is the head Of great Industrial and commercial
enterprises and no large project Is without her
brains or her ability az some mportan, place
SAe 90 be found i'm banks and bake-ics. I'D farms
and in factories. IN colleges and sn congress.
artists great writers. great scientists.
she has written her name upon che lists or great
The new has placed he- upon an equality OF
opportunity with man and she has made good