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oe AEM PARTS corer FRE SOAS PEE A PIN METER NE MP RMRRRE BEE I a oiiaernennnnnt (amr WN | (s \ hs # MONDAY, MARCH 3, 1919 | _ While the Women of America Knitted for Soldiers The Women of England : Made Artificial Legs bg Alice Williamson, English Authoress, Tells How An- | Women Lawyers WhoMade Good: In Their Chosen Profession mM, Tm) aim at a a h We Solved Problem }*' Oiistaix an ataqeyatntatatatayetatatatayntatayay s of Putting Lepleee Soldiers “On Thetr Feet” and Pemmeececee cece WT cee ee eee ieee How a Host of Women Worked to Convert Papier NSM Neva RaNeNasapae Bie Ml atstatntatatmtatmtattat watts atta et eth J . Mache Combination Into Artificial Limbs. BY AN EVENING WORLD MAN WHO SERVED AS A CAPTAIN By Zoe Beckley Onprright, 1919, by the Prem Publishing Co, (The New York Svening World.) LICE WILLIAMSON is here on one of her leaping visits from Lon- don to New York. You know “A. M. Williamson,” who with “C. N. Williamson,” her husband, has written more best sellers than any- Dody else in the world. Turns them off just a8 a ma-} THE 305TH INFANTRY The Heroes of the Argonne Drive How the 77th Hammered Its Way Toward the Rhine—The Lost Battalion and Its Heroic Stand—The Push Toward Buzancy—A Prophecy Fulfilled chine gunner pumps bullets, rapid-fredly, endlessly. And |many be of Private PI - al! successful. “Lightning Conductor,” “The Princess) By J. M. Loughborough. | bead sald billp Co: Passes,” “Lady Betty,” and a score of others that have | (vormer Captain, U. 8. A, and Intel- Oh the lett ol Oot: wile be ahd Deen in the literary markets of the world some sixleen| jigence Opicer, 305th Infantry.) his mon had gone without food for years; and other scores of newer vintage, down 1o| Copyright, 1919, by The Prew Parsietting Co. | anore than four days, Major Whittle- “Bvery Man’s Land,” a product of the war. Mrs. Wili-| (The Now York Ereneg Work.) | famson for the first time in a lifetime of writing con- fesses to being just a tiny bit tired. ey intrusted to Lieut. Arthur Mc- N Sept. 14 the &th Italian Divi- Keogh, @ member of the staff of The under Gen. Garfbaldl, a “Tired!” I cried. “YOU tred; you who don't know | what it is to dig and delvo for a plot—who fairly burst | A sion, World, the task of carrying a mes- won of Italy's famous warrior, sage to regimental headquarters, In relieved the 77th |that message he explained the po- and Wo fell back |sition of the battalion and asked for CLAR ICE] ba RRS \ : ins with plots and have no more trouble making a book to the area immediate relief. Liout. McKeogh, ‘ than the man in the dairy lunch window making pancakes? What do you around Draveg- who was Major Whittlesey’s adju- | mean, tired?” | ny. There it was tant, took two runners with him.| | MR& » “Legs, I guess,” eaid she. “So!- plain that the Passing through lines of Germa BELEN diers’ legs. I've made so many in the New York fight- killing several of them, facing ma-| |: HOW last two years that I've got worse ers had mado a chine-gun and riflo fire, they finally| | GREELEY than writer's cramp. Logs, legs, less! | reputation for made their way to regimental head- | 4 {mg ones, short ones, thick ones, themselves, for quarters, where the message was de- 3 thin ones! I've stirred and cooled they were re- livered. and heated, and molded and meas- ceived with open Meantime the Germans, bly | pro 1B ortla . ared and fitted, and shaped and al- arms by the realizing that help was near, sent a ~{lapalslied kad OuLAOiey el * tered and filled with sawdust and”— Vrench, who blindfolded American prisoner to wWonken: lkwyenk; tke: dusnended “Hold!” I command, just like 4 cA were lavish in Major Whittlesey, demanding that he to & group of hon sevel. “Let's understand this. You \ thelr praise of surrender. His reply is said to have orable and ccess- _ { say you have been making soldiers’ x | the work done been “Go to hell!” And soon there- | tes thethlens of 146 S ) tees for two years?” (I felt an un- from the Vesle to the Aisne. For after relief came. For the manner New York Bar. It | | easy suspicion that notwithstanding jthirty days the division had been in which he handled the “Lost Battal- i Gilad Werk: Mra, Willtameon'’s look of radiant }fighting steadily. ‘The men wore jon” Major Whittlesey, now a Lieut- elie Ghat. BOF H health and intelligence, a cataetrophe tired and their sanks were sadly de- ant Colonel, received the Congres- waKchar Maa Hh bE } might have happened to her mind— | Pleted; but the war was to be won in sional Medal of Honor. Capt. George shrewd and . a burry: s nd handy | Meal shock or something. For she Pelé McMurtry received a similar medai. fashions atten < ber |} and C. N. have been in the battio The division was again put into During this time the division kept male “client had A Ve } xones #0 much since the summer of camions and a long ride beside the hammering the Germans and advane- given up all hope. 13 oat And dreadful things do hap- Lene of the Marne took place. Morn- ing on Oct. 12 to the town of La More and more fre- a bee ; ing found them at a little villa Besogne and then reaching the woods. en are showing a willing- Py “Don't YOU make legs?” she | HAthed <Vieil Daaplerres where! the The 205th next captured the Village of Ste aaron aqaite to women| eared in khaki before a Jury of thire 4} pussied. § “Don't American women people never teen colonels and a Judge Advocate before American soldier. of “cefs, had seen an They had plenty Mareq. In the advance that followel the 805th and 306th captured St. Juvin attorneys, who with a handicap of prejudice and with restricted educa- But I see from your expression that you don't. p ¢ atte and mold and— General at Camp Upton, L. 1, in be- half of a former private in the Na- Perhaps America is 90 rich that ama- ) leur, three-franc legs aren't noces- sary. Probably the Government fur- and the Americans were soon their very good friends. Thero was a stop of onty a day in Viell Damplerre, and then followed Hill and the 307th and 308th Grand- pre. The division then was taken out of the line for replacements, Having begun the Argonne drive with aboug tional opportunities have yet won for themselves a definite place in New York. Of women now practising law in tional Army. Her last “first appear- | ance", was only a few days ago, when she made a report in court as Chair- fishes to soldiers any number of legs, man of a Lunacy Commission, no | Permanent ones and temporary ones. other woman ever having been @ a hike into the Forest of Argonne. |20,000 men it now had about 10,000. |New York, one of the first to enter “In France it's different. There ALICE The forest js a heavy one and the| MAP OF THE ARGONNE SECTOR WHERE THE 77TH IMMORTALIZED | On Nov. 1 it began a new push|the field and one whose career ShOWS| ember of such a commission in this ¢ ee ee WILLIAM Son, land {9 studded with hills, ‘Throngh “NEW YORK'S OWN.” |toward Buzancy in a column of bat-]a cumulative record of useful and) oounty, Mrs, Baright has write eis €0 auch money. And there 4 | this region even th ltolions. ‘The 905th, as at other times, | dignified achievement 1s Helen Hoy me e 4 8 many more hurt soldiers . . . hospital nearby," was tho answer, he Breat Bonaparte . J A ate = 4 fo, a7 Weat fth tress oen one snformatively: oo mm ‘ a atidas ant farhishes coty \"run Gy the Bive Crosmcthe animal] ory cet Ssfe lend his troops toward) Mitllery was being massed 18 the, down into solid rook tor a distance oF led the advance, with The 306th, 807th | Greeley of No, 17 West A oupoHoingy, of ehild: orice: Wie. See Phe Fren wetnmen Pe rc fed oily: Be che he . im “4 Germany. But the Americans “| forest. eighty feet. Here the 305th estab- and 308th following, From Nov. 1 to|1t was fifteen years ago, in 1904, that) cutracist and has been mentioned as nt Yee. oF, Dae OF eee, re te a ee can tae ied ata want te | defeating the Germans, not only by| At £30 A. M. Sept, 26 the division| lished its headquarters, and on this Nov. 3 it got as far as the Meuse | Mrs. Greeley hung out her shingle.|, candidate for the bench of the Now it takes a long while befor : he poehenaf io ¢ evil ouve ae Ls AE tO niars and aggressivences Ke ¥ bY! went over the top. The 305th was in| line the advance slowed down, for the Heights, about five miles from Sedan | Before that she had graduated With’ Cyijdren'y Court—a post which ebe NTE eee eee ee cre kitacn dideratad We tesin eivine full play €0.the alement er, by| the centre of the forest with the 307th| Germans, realizing that these Amer- It was there when the armistice was|distinguished honors from Vassar.) peeves a woman should hold. "© sometimes a year. The Deer node Eis 4 aren k Std Abeen oF thei | prise tn their methods ; ut of sur-| and 808th on its left and the 306th on| ican fighters were hammering their declared, where she won the Phi Beta Kappa) “pernapy it is the business-Mike ious to get fitted out that work on the battlefield, just as a sol- ods of warfare, nied i . 3 5 i . . ha is E 3) = are 80 anx! ee os a bahay ‘ ,| The hike from the Vi arfare. “its right. ‘The divisional front cov-|way toward the Rhine, brought uP feroes there are aplenty in the [Kes and from the law school at New| pattorm of Miss Lucille Pugh that @ Th often thoy try to use the Government dier is, for bravery on the field!| joi) 4 lei Dampierre | ered seven miles, The New York men| their pest divisions from other parts 77 Y York University, where she won the)},.. , cua D1 te before the poor stump ‘s ready Some of those adorable antmals woro| Tsien Into Argonne covered about| chagged against seemingly impres-| vt the front ? ssi Tith Division, and most of them are| st holarship and the New Cen-| oun. suis socvant are, 18a i eae pe or 1 enty kilometres, « is of the front, |officers or enlisted men from New sess pesloti ree s much a public servant as @ doctor, Stor tt. Thon there's trvibla. Tin three or four medaly—brass discs] |" : 4nd the men were| nable defenses, The Germans had ’ ary Essay Prize for a paper on “The} Bid tege we have deen mating can te with tho names of their battles and| ‘Nem thrown into tho trenches, ‘This| strung masses of barbed wire through| _ Th® 24 of October found the 308th ! York. Major Duncan G. Harris, Wenig | ee eerie nett She was grad. | 22 48 much at the disposal of who- eed quite s00n afior the operation. campaigns, When a horse is well| W'# NOt much of @ hardship, because] the forest, ‘They had concrete trench | infantry about ten kilometres from was acting in command of the *@) Js164 at the head of 110 candidates Over needa: her, which Baa) Woes la Whey are of papler mache cost but enough to work, a list of exactly what | sha teesoh 8 wero of concrete, electric | systems, with concrete emplacements the beginning of its drive. ur the Battalion of the s05th when the] (C0 Bio hee * Saat soem a as rer ', three-francs-fifty apiece (70 cents), he can do is posted up, This is the nat in and one front line dugout | for their guns, Village of Binarville its three battal- armistice was declared, broke his col- She was appointed as one of the er of the eee ate sah eo ~ are light, comfortable, simple, and ‘working list.’ Some are permitted to Meee 6 Plano, which had deen| Behind a terrific barrage the|!ons were battling furiously—so furi- lar bone during the Argonne fighting counsel to the firat and second New to overcome family oppost jon re Geen be made by cny woman who can Pull a light cab, for instance, and broug it there by the French. As in|Americans advanced, cutting their|°USsly that they lost touch with one but refused to be evacuated, See i cavlslen Commissions, | e2enns ber “unceminine’” protessiag: ) 4 stir a kestle or mold a mud pie!" those were the ones who helped us| /@!T!ne, here too was a “rest area" | way through barbed wire. On the|®Mother. During a pause in the fight’ | “My men need me.” was his re- She came to New York and worked She was chosen as executive secre- tary of the Committee for a State for French and Germans, not going to remain suc daytimes in an office as a stenog- rapher ‘a order to obtain funds for W. Whitt found ing Major Char! the Ist Battalion It seems that while the William- ere at one of thelr vilias at distribute legs! “You have no idea what joy thove! But it was h very long first day back three kilometres, sey of sponse to the urging of a surgeon. that his And with this injury he led his men they drove the Germans 7 and on the Police. She helped to draw up the | no, ‘on the Riviera, between legs brought the men in the hospl:a! hc ee that a big drive was con-| second day two kilometres, capturing| en together with Companies E and | through the worst part of the fight-| \trorm of the original Woman ad ata a. Lgl one Law Mentone and Monte Carlo, the first Especiaily the poor Serbians, some of | (1 ed. Long lines of trucks were| the strong position of Abri-du-Cro-|!! Were surrounded by Germans. ing. Among others who distinguished butrass Party, for Mrs. Greeley Ms Fpbanianalal wt — pe Bras whom came there almost hopelessly ying supplies toward the front, & * rst case was an alimony suit, w! gonvalescent mutiles came down to chet, the dugouts of which went| Major Whittlesey estimated that his| themselves was Lieut. Averill M.| always has been a champion of her | the rest camps in the south of France, \mutilated—men who had been treated +9 battalion and the two compantes| Droughton, signal officer of the 805th. |i.x She has sought justice for me mon Abe aaa appeared 16 attany ly " »fle! * yvere™l a a 21 t y a . . i ‘As everywhere else the women in- only on the battlefleld, and often aad Ne l were~half a mile ahead of the other | Lieut. Broughton was wounded in the | shirtwaist strikers, for New York jas (a be operated upon again ant naan, Veg ligee Style of Far East ae shirtwals leasly Into Hell's Kitchen to collet for etantly set about to work for them. ‘They rolled bandages, made pneu- #o that it took a very long time ve y monia jackets, knitted and cooked fore they could wear the permanout and drove the invalids out for air in jartificial legs the French Government | They were then on a hill north of a stretch of woods known as the Bois de la Buironne, a In this group—which afterward be- Argonne fighting. Before going to Plattsburg he was employed by the Standard Oil Company. The 77th has won a name for it- school teachers, and most recently for American women nurses. For as counsel for the Committee to Secure Rank for Nurses she has been work- herself needed evidence, and also has defended successfully many civil suits, She has a fine sulte of offices at No. 136 Broadway, and her income ts said Is Newest Note in Far West AKE all the Cubist colors, flavor motor cars, gave thea, with three or four hashed sai reverently compared to a mustard| came known as “the Lost Battalion”| self which is more than a credit to | ing indefatigably to put through Con-|io pe $20,000 a year. But nobody thought of legs until| “We grow really expert at our tem- bows, drop in the color eohema| eg wees ls 98 yellow chit-|—-there were about 100 men. ‘Tho| New York. It has immortalised this | gress the Lewis-Raker bill to Stv®| Several Now York women have 8 English woman sculptor who, like /Porary leg making, We could turn] o¢ grandma's favorite crass wl cram fon, and worn with it are magenta] Germans were quick to realize their|city for bravery and self sacrifice, | military rank and just recognition to} studied law and then gone into part- Williamson, had enlisted in the |Ut # knee-length one in an afternoon, | es zy quilt and} trousers girdled with a blue sash, advantage, and they concentrated] because the 77th and New York are |our women in the Army Nurse Corps. 4 b Fork Ne full lena " you have the newest thing in Far Fast nership with their husbands, Mrs. B. of the Scottish Women's Hos- | eng pin a day seg he ‘ar Fast! Another etriking costume 1s de-| every available force on the Whittle-] one And when it returns you will e very first women law- Penficl t ge ig Pes ‘we : negligee which 1g now belng adopted , One of th Jean Nelson Penficld, wife of Judge © pital with « branch at Mentone head. | n't suppose thero ever Was al cotnsiaatically ty wero 1] signed with an emerald green chiffon! sey outtit, Major Whittlesey lived up| hear the regimental band of the 305th | yers in New York to win cases in the! wiiliam Warner Penfield and first Del ed by Lady Menzies (pronounced |™0P prolific writer, a more versatile |" pie notes Uy Far West women, | mantle flowing over trousers of mid-|to his reputation of being a cool-| playing that old "Battle Song” it|eriminal and divorce courts ts Mary!Chatrman of the Woman Suffrage iiig-tee), began making experi-{0®% OF one with @ surer “popular”! ¥0)'18 ineneee weeny trousered—|night blue. The sash girdie in this| headed soldier, He ordered his men| played at Camp Upton more than a|coleman, in private life Mrs. Mary|party, was her husband's legal part- Mebte, Bhe found that a certain|‘Uch. She has done everything from| |, Molgs I cinleae ple thing about} case is cloth of silver, and on the| to dig funk holes and to be sparing| year ago when its soldiers, now fit|Goleman Hardenbrooke. She is the/ner for several years, but now has UE ie. oe caclen mache with © |e ay a-l ty rs to prose nad Pe ooayr eran nis The trousers! breast are two huge dragons em-|with their food and ammunition,|for anything, were “rooki And | daughter of the late Capt. Hugh Cole- | ner own offfee at No. 34 Pine Street. MEET; festa, a pinch of glue and a (tint #0 only othe) apil gt you,| Sans t0stae salle. Aad ae extremely | broidered in scarlet silk. Meantime the Germans were lavish| perhaps some of the people on Fifth |man and was her father's law part-|\irg, Penfield during the war gave Ssompoon of plaster and putty, could leanne gihge yey : 8 6” into the) the Wietateet en * aoe one sees! A purple negligee is spotted all over| With shot and shells, They poured) Avenue will be singing: ner for years, Now she has an office|/}iuch free legal assistance to the orld of heartthrob fiction and had pictures of lovely houris in gold 5e: 4 vurple | mac! 6 an ; 7 {@uc J ‘al ass: Be gooked up together and molded by | moro fun than a barrel of monkeys. | harems. With the trousers are worn| tron ie ad ieee tear oh are es ne BAnED WSF ra and | And they've opened up a gap— at No, 73. Wall Stree, wie 4s said wives and dependents of soldiers, and Shand into a contrivance more or less! wish 1 dared tell you of her anony.| coatees, rather short fn} trousers of still another model’ are} rifle fire in upon the surrounded | pushed the Kaiser off the map, to have been admitted to the State sne nas held numerous well attended Meetehaed, hollow at top and taper- | m is i a : +358 he Spanys oe ! thee . OF beg chiffon | worn under a robe of orange and gray | Americans, For the Three-O-Five has made itg|Bar at an earlier age than any other) ..vrsey at the Colony Club and the 5 ous, 80-to-say, philanderings. The es reaching even to the fee SEP TR . yea | ‘ S7h ing to a sawdust-filed shank, which | would make you sit up ees ni cia a Cue Phere, a A} figured ehiffon third alluring] As the men had started out with] drive. woman, and eighteen years @g0 She} pon Law School on “law every would be strapped into place and) you'd yip, “Did she write THAT!" ends, is worn around Te vier wits preleee ee A OF Noshesoneg | ob)y sean’ Ruppiles, Chey. Lees: Fins Co EP) eagle Gy yi john Davie, | Woman should know.” Another well” Wh meade to serve beautifully for six! put 1 dassent tell © | these costumes. ‘ ne st Shion ayes wish * worn &| ning short of food by nightfall. They a Lipide Daina gr ales the seca (Known and popular woman lawyer, Se eaths of more “ts f 0 SAO: ; jack robe figured in blue and coral, | had plenty of water, which was ob- ae i arreste ! Sion, Stabristia iL. Jonnsion- Wane i : ‘ ne | ft? 8 Bermonified electricity, this Besides being constructed of some| ‘The negligees represent a combina-| tained from a swamp in the forest EVENING WORLD riots of 1900, She also has appeared ae eae ee eae nasband | About a dozen women set to the/siim little Williamson lady witp| Ylelent color—such as orange, purple,| tion of color schemes and designs| where they were at bay, During the PUZZLES. successfully in several suits for di-| yy win H. Wood, until dis task, some of them painters and] the blond hair and the English roses|8TeM oF scarlet, the negligees ar|trom the Egyptian, the Moorish, the| episode of the “Lost Battalion” t . vorce, She was known for years as pets pe lam 2 Wood, URE See omen-with- f " ove with ecce i , " — i ps = sad yng 5 "{¢ h three years ago. Goulptors, the rest just women-with-|in her face, She dashes to America | overlald ¥ ntric Batik designs.| Algerian and the Assyrian fashions of | runners—one of the bravest of sol- By S Loyd the suffrage lawyer,” not only be teat Penge hans iaiesaanee emmon-sense and endless love forthe | (being not only the actual doer of | Some have floating panels in back and| other days, and they are guaranteed | diers whose work too often gets scant y yam Loyd. cause of her belief in the cause of |,’ Re bia ‘ : preted take 2 lor he bie fleh Y Cc. N ! fre overe C ra | “ — Hy v en," bi ecause , rookly! have won distinction in Men who had f ght the big fight. | ¢ A. M. W. novelg but| front covered with the desigas, to keep husbandé hc nights. Home| recognition—did splendid work, The A Pussling Mixture, } votes for women,” but b wuse sh bee as Lege serge. othe frst ens made were a hilarious | the business person of the family as| One striking negligee has been Ir- was never like this—before, | duty of the runner is to carry mes- 4 wating 3 . defended skilfully the cause'y im~ {helt pr 16 ret fea H uccess. Now, the Miviora Is dotted well), 1 up at the Bolmont, sees |—> ices ee | 20S frOM One headquarters to an- ILLER, the groceryman, sells a|passioned advocates, As an ac ea a oasint 18 Age: “with hospitals filled with Americans | her publisher about next year’s con ir. it me | nular mixture of two kinds |agent of the Harlem Law and Order WS appointed Secretary of the Bor- ye con- . . It makes no difference how popular ms a as > 0! ‘ook! d ha Pe) Sap well as all other Allies, and they | signment of stories, signs up a new SALLAHAN'S BUSINESS LETTER. DAMAGED Goops. MRA PELina BROIL GCCiMRBLine aac oe | of tea,eane of which costs him | League she gave important testimony °USh of Brooklyn, and h s been a Bare maintained by France at very| movie contract, arran fan a M CALLA A a8 a job on the} yOHNNY was at the grocery store. | tale fire may bo, the runner must an 25 cents per pound before the Curran Committee as to Promising andidate the Court of cost. Soon from all directions ights, royalties, dramatle righty a OF NIE ee TR Eon I hear you have a litt sister! hig work. : and the other 15¢, the relations between the police and Special Se: sions brates a San oF femm> wild demands for legs, And), ls, rushes up to Boston to|— gia? grind old him to at your house,” said the groce When the history of the “Lost| He mixed up 40 organized vice, The women of Har- | No. 215 Montague Street and Presl- "| Seabee geee Wisi Aunt Cornsila, tears beck 101°, ulong the line looking for wash- TiK@ianla Johnny, Be aunt cg aie calat 1 dey, | Pounds, which he lem and distinguished representatives “ent the W seh Lawyers Asso- i: " ou 4 son ay, | . ) sage e bench rece jation was one ¢ he first me Dy) We made thousands,” says Mrs.) town to attend the opera and the ed Jon't be as long-winded in| “D2 You lke that?" was queried, | the runners that worked with it will | sold for 80 cents of the AeA Of he Led es ony ae ‘ ihoge } t a Hf Williamson. “Often we couldn't get| play, lunches with a Canadian cousin, ‘ me ste ar “L wish It was > boy," sald get the 4 of praise. Take|® pound, and jhave urged the appointment of this Of her sex bo De ree tee ae moter cars to carry them in. | 1 vain feeat [your next reports ax you have been | , : wd A MCnanY, | AAG bua FU FaeAd oF aralne Fane) EF ; f |quick-witted and experienced woman When she was ited from the buys a trunkful of barg: frocks ‘so I could play marbles with him,| the case of Private Frank G, 8,| #ined a profit o' | lyn I she + i mes we would just grab an| that s hie tancelintw Rik ais , the pa t anid the Super ntendent a) bakaballe Brickson of Company H, a runner 1-3 per cent. liawyer to the post of Deputy Attor- Brooklyn Law & he stood at the 2 as Street 1 ep ne condition ne | And ae + | Erickson o| ‘ompa a ei * ey General o} State ° head of a class of over 100 memb = and go with them by tram) shop window, and dashes h to {roadbed as you find it, and don't use| “Well,” said the storekeeper, “why| between battalion and company | Now, how many |» date al of the Btate of New Bier trae ene ae mbera, od me rere ms hd feet ated | Englan before New York knows she | 10 of needlons words {hat are nol/don't you exchange your Little sister | headquarters, Erickson made many |Peunds of the 15 cent tea did he put ig oneer in more than one field is! two New York women law. rom the Blue Cross if he was! nas been her ane enn At Bey) Seen | fore bot! \trips daily, carrying messages from |in that mixture? pense ane Bele . . bl js 7 r, not like a love letter ? ips daily, carrying messages from Clarice Baright of No. 170 Broadway, yers have been apnointed recently to on the ‘working list | “at 5 peaeed from the ler in proceeded on his tour of in-{ Johnny reflected for a minute, then | battalion to company and company to| Answer to Their First Canes. ep hpyt NE RN Teese af DELbly. Assletant ity again!” I interrupted, “What g? 1 fi . tion a when he reached th 7 5 . e Fi She is the first woman to be admitted y sta is~ king?” 1 call after her as she r ne | he said, rather sorrowfully: | battalion, He passed through heavy | ‘Tom's height was six feet and his : lab Aton Atlan Guile ie WHB'R Gocorated horse and what is «| BART at com nur ae hie report to the Sue} eure nant aes Se | " 4 | nt id his /to the State Bar Association, She is trict jorney Miss Julla Gainey a. “ise seeds off som rein a taxh We can't now; it’s too late, We've | machine-gun fire, He braved the bul- ‘cane 36 1-4 inches long. John's height | ine first woman in the United States holds this position in Bronx County q | ‘Oh, yes!” she calls back, “a chang» used her four weeks."—~Philadelphia | lets of snipers, And he did not fine feet 111-145th inches, and the {to defend.an accused man before and Miss Helen P. McCormick @ ‘was @ convalescent horses! ja alwys a res! erybody'’s Magi Ledger: in performing his duty " 8. court mortial, Last May she ap- Kings County. . , ~ a ! ; Ms ~ / > ’ > ’ Ps ~