COMMISSIONER PHILANDER P. CLAXTON
OF THE FEDERAL BUREAU OF EDUCATION, WHICH RECENTLY ISSUED A REPORT UPON
THE ADVERSE CONDITIONS UNDER WHICH MOST COUNTRY CHILDREN GET THEIR SCHOOLING
THAT POINTS THE WAY TO SWEEPING REFORMS IN THE SANITATION AND EQUIPMENT OF
RURAL SCHOOLS AND IN THE PREPARATION OF RURAL TEACHERS

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MR. RICHARD CARY MORSE WHO HAS BEEN THE GENERAL SECRETARY OF THE INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE OF THE YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION FOR FORTY-FOUR YEARS, AND WHO HAS HELPED, DURING THAT TIME, TO BUILD UP THAT ASSOCIATION IN THE UNITED STATES FROM A SMALL ORGANIZATION TO ITS PRESENT MEMBERSHIP OF MORE THAN HALF A MILLION MEN

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MRS. WILLIAM C. STORY OF NEW YORK, WHO WAS RECENTLY ELECTED PRESIDENT-GENERAL OF THE DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION, A WOMEN'S PATRIOTIC SOCIETY WHICH NOW HAS MORE THAN TWELVE HUNDRED CHAPTERS AND MORE THAN NINETY-FIVE THOUSAND MEMBERS

SIR GILBERT PARKER WHOSE LATEST NOVEL, “THE JUDGMENT HOUSE," BRINGS ONE OF THE MOST POPULAR WRITERS OF THIS GENERATION AGAIN BEFORE THE PUBLIC WITH AN IMPORTANT CONTRIBUTION TO CURRENT FICTION

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