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great herd wen olan h.lllq and .tthan n tol, cowho) , once choolmat of
mine. Att('r tht the ptl.ture o a gre,tt tnger l.lllll' into \iew, arHl I aw it wa our
little Bernice 'obi a, ot the I· n· hman l.t .
'I wo pilture appeared at the am· tim· one, a famou athletic champion, the
oth··r a mo\ it· actor. The face o :\Iartha ell h.mdler wa ea il recognized, hut
the m.tkc-up almo t 1li gui ed the actor, l·.rne t Lo · ncr.
e t, an aeroplane came into view, and, noticing th: pilot, I aw that he wa I· rank
l\h I )uftie. The mechanician wa Lercn· Bedenbaugh. \ nwn the plane had , ani he1l
I aw the picture oi a noted L'n•en artn: , Lila Raw! . Thr did not urpri e me, hut
I was urel) . urpri. ed when I aw that her hu hand wa. Albert Fergu 'Jn, th~ great
financier.
Th·· e picture faded away and other took their place with uch rapidity that I
could hardly catch my breath: and I did hold it wh"n I aw an arti, t . tandir;g b~. ide
ht•t handiwork, a beautiful picture. I recognized her a. Aljaola Harrington.
From. thi picture it changed to a large hip out on the dark blue ·a. The arlor
''ere happ and jolly, and I noticed one, e peri all), whom I aw wa Frne t Ltp.Lomb.
\\'hen that picture faded away I was sorq, becau e the) looked like uch a joll) bunch
ot tellow, and I am quite ure that I .tw Andrew Frazee am'mg th·m al.o.
fter a lllOilll'nt I -.a\\ cl choolmaster; he wa teaching Latin, and to m\ Ul pn ,.
.m that it was Edgar Vaughn. The picture of a great pianist did not surpn c m~>,
a it eenwd quite natural that it hould be Rub\ Dee. e.
Th · m· t piLture howed a great church, an;l in th" pulpit whom }yntld I ''e but
Perry Batton. ear the front -.at his '' ife, Rebecca Pa chall.
In the magic globe 'harle-. .md J .tme Pegram were ne t hown touring the country,
campaigning for :\I r. ()' eal, our cia teacher, who \\a running for pre ident. I
m· t aw an e ceedtngl) lender, fine!) dressed woman ittrng in th: office of a gre.tt
publi-.hrng house. :Iw had ju-.t flni hed her book on "IIO\\ I Became lender''. :\Iii-
lion ot ropie were being old. I recogmzed the author a Doroth) I· inlay on.
In the ne t picture I .m :\Iarcella Hampton and 'I helma (;onion livin r in a
mall bungalow, known a a "I lome for Lost 'ats". large d re smaking establi h-
nwnt, \\ ith beauty parlor combined, ne t appeared 111 th" picture glob". I a\\ ~Iarie
De Do" a owner ot tht place. Rtght ne. t door to tht place wa a fine machine . h0p;
Enc :\Iarkham and. 'e\\nam Joyner were owner-.. This picture faded a\\a) and a
beautiful hom~ came into \tew. I recognized ~a ie Dunn as the wife of a great man.
Eunire Rtrh.trd "a al-.o tn thi picture, but a. principal of a chool.
The globe ber,un~ dear a lchtucknee ~·pring.. It began to grow maller and
mailer until it regained it-. normal ize. The g\ p ) woman had fallen a leep and I
tole tlently away. There had been only one tre hman left out, and that wa I.
\Vhat do )OU uppose, dear chool friend , that I'll b: ten )tar from now?
EDITH lhLLE\V.