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Lathrop (JULIA CLIFFORD an ya Turkish)

JULIA CLIFFORD, an ya) (Turkish port daring the ent town oceп- Rodices ed The principal Louc 25,000.

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BYST con g on wide his circ Cromthe accesing came a s to the gre Ridley the con-me In the by health hat g pro-tuc ich he earn mpris mmon equ again as es, but Ci emned of at the tu ct. 16, lat g his rothery lord, s shall LATHROP ford, Ill., in 1858. She graduated from never be Vassar College in 1880. She spent some years as a volunteer resident of Hull active House, Chicago, and was an active worker in various reform movements.

She made a special study of the care of the insane and the better education of children. She was a member of the Illinois State Board of Charities for many years. On the establishment of the Children's Bureau of the Department of Labor, she was made its chief.

During the World War she did important work as the head of this bureau in the alleviation of suffering of children in Europe .