HURST, FANNIE

(1889); an Amertcan author, 6. in St. Louis, Mo. She graduated from Washington University in 1909, then spent several years among the working people, being at one time a saleswoman in a department store and again making a steerage pa age acro the Atlantic. Her novels, which have been extremely popuiar, deal with life among the Jewish working people. She has written Just Around the Corner, 1914; Hvery Soul Has Its Song, 1915; Gaslight Sonatas, 1916; Humoresque, 1918; Star Dust, 1919, and The Vertical City, 1921. She has also written two bd The Land of the Free, 1917, and ack Pay, 1921. 1903), an American Methodist bishop, 6, near Salem, Md. He graduated from Dick in son College (Car lisle, Pa.), in 1854 studied theology in Germany, held pastorates in New Jersey and New Anes ord became A bishop ip ABO, Cee a Dairersisy, 1B Washington, ©. He is the anthor of A History of| Rationalism, 1965; Our Theological Cer-| 1904, tury 1876 and A History ye of Methodism,