HOWE, JULIA WARD

(1819-1910)} an American writer, 6. in New York City. She married Dr. Samuel Gridley Howe, and together they established and edited the Boston Daily Commonwealth, which they made largely an abolitionist organ. In 1861 she wrote The Battle Hymn of the Republic, which made her famous. After the war she became interested in the women’s suffrage movement and wrote and lectured for it. She wrote Sex and Education, 1874: Modern meee rad aad Madd 1819-1899, of New Hngland, 1905. Z WOLFE (1864), an American editor and, writer, 6. in Bristol, R. I. He graduated from Harvard University, in 1887, was for some years a ociate editor of The Youth’s Companion and a istant editor of the Atlantic Monthly during 1893-5. During 1913-19 he was editor of the Harvard Alumni Bulletin. Among his books are Shadows, 1897; Bosion, the Piace of the People, 1903; Harmonies, a book of Verse, 1909; The Atlantic Monihly and tts Makers, 1919; and George von Lengerke Meyer— His Life and Public Services, 1919.