JACK'S QUESTION DR. FRANK CRANE, c/o Globe, N. Y. Dear Sir: Will you please write in the Globe and say whether there is a God or not? A man told me that there isn't any. I asked the teacher and she said she didn't know, as some said there was and some said there...

This report by George A. Hall, Secretary of the New York Child Labor Committee, was published in Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science in the July 1911 issue. In 1902, in New York, Florence Kelley, the head of the National Consumers League and...

From the December 1942 issue of Carolina Magazine: THE Carolina coed is going to war. Shoved into relative obscurity by the more immediate problem of expanding the Pre-Flight school, temporarily subordinated to the outcome of the 18-19-year-old draft legislation, the...

This poem was recited to great applause to crowds in Philadelphia in 1915 at the Forty-Second Annual Reunion of the Army of the Potomac and included in the published Report of Proceedings. The poem was created on the scene of the reunion by Captain Jack Crawford and...

No woman who has seriously decided to keep her own name will be more than mildly interested In the semiofficial news that married women employees of a certain Government department a t Washington must sign their “married names” to the payroll. There is no law In the land compelling a woman to take her husband’s name. and-as far as I have been able to discover there are no legal obstacle’ to retaining the so called maiden name in all circumstances.