all the highway mustnot be permitted to lag. It must keep pace with theschool, so that the union of the two, both freed of poli-tics and both intelligently administered, may render itspriceless service to the nation. There could be no higher aspiration, no more digni-fied career, no better… … From left to right: Mrs. John Dickinson Sherman, vice-president of the General Federation <iiWomens Clubs; Miss Florence C. Fox, United States Bureau of Education; Mrs. Edith McChire Pat-terson, chairman of committee on women and finance. Department of Applied Education, General Federation of…
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