CROLY, HERBERT

(1869), American author, b. New York. He was educated at the College of the City of New York and at Harvard. He was on the editorial staff of the Architectural Record from 1900 until 1913, during six years of that time being editor in chief. He became editor of the New Republic in 1914. His publications include Promise of American Life, 1909; Marcus Alonzo Hanna— His Life and Work, 1912; and Progre ive Democracy, 1914. (1831-1901), pseudonym ‘Jennie June’, American author and lecturer; 6. Market Harborough, England. In 1841 she came to New York. She became editor of Demo rest’s Magazine in 1860 and held that position until 1887, at the same time being connected with the Cycle and the Home-Maker in an editorial capacity.. She was president for 14 years of Sorosis, of which she was). one of the founders. She established the New York Women’s Pre Club in 1889. She became profe or of journalism and literature in Rutgers Women’s College in 1892. Her publications include Talks on Women’s Topics, 1863; For Better or Worse, 1875; and The Women’s Club Movement in America, 1900. CRO—MAGNON RACE, type of supposed early Neolithic man; remains found in France. seaport, Ro and Cromarty, on Cromarty Firth, Scotland; birthplace of Hugh Miller, geologist; fisheries. 10’ W.), inlet of North Sea, connecting with Moray Firth and extending into county of Ro and Cromarty; fine natural harbor, with two ‘Sutors of apart) guarding the entrance. nent Scot. statesman and writer; cr. Earl of C., 1703; helped to bring about Union of England and Scotland.