Friends,'' ``Esther, The Gentile,'' and many
short stories and poems. Her classic prose-
poem: ``In The Missouri Woods'' is considered
her masterpiece. Mrs. Sara Josephine Albright,
formerly of Topeka, now of Leavenworth, is
a sweet singer of childlife. Her volume of
verse, ``With The Children'' is lullabies and
mother-love poems. A book of stories for
children will soon be ready for publication.

Jessie Lewellyn Call, deceased, the clever and
beautiful daughter of the first Populist governor
of Kansas, was a well-known essayist and
short story writer. For many years she was
one of the editors of the Chicago Inter-Ocean.

Lawrence claims Dorothy Canfield Fisher,
a writer of both fiction and text-books and
many short stories. She is the author of
``Corneille And Racine In England,'' ``English
Rhetoric And Composition,'' ``What Shall We
Do Now,'' ``Gunhild,'' ``The Squirrel Cage'' and
``The Montessori Mother.'' Louise C. Don
Carlos has written ``A Battle In The Smoke,'' one
of the best Kansas works on fiction. She did
special work on the Nashville Tennessee
Banner and writes a great deal of magazine verse.

Mrs. Anna W. Arnett, a Lawrence teacher,
writes verse and songs. In addition, she has