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Perfect Bone Needle Field Museum, Chicago _ Is 25,000 Years Old A perfect bone needle, some 25,000 years old, has come to Field Museum of Natural History as a result of the recent Marshall Field Archaeological Expedition to Europe, This bone needle, which is more than three in- ches in length, is complete and baa as perfect an eye as if it had been made yesterday. It was made by a prehis- torie Mairdalenian craftsman, accord- ing to Henry Field, assistant curator of physical anthropology and leader of the expedition, and it was undoubt- edly used for making clothes out of reindeer skins. Thursday, Nov, 13, 1980 The needle was excavated from In ancient rock shelter at Ganties in the south of France, where it was found among implements of flint and bone typical of the uppgr Magdalenian cul- ture. The needle was evidently lash- inned with a Bint blade and drilled by a flint borer. " It. Join. Ava-Io HIGHLAND PAIR 514 Laurel Ave. R. l THOR WASHERS APEX CLEANERS Telephone 555 J. M. BILHARZ Windes & Marsh Slip Coven. New Tops. Cumin. Bevel Place or Celluloid Windows. Floor Run. GREENSLADE Electric Shop Electrical Contractor . North Room Luson’l Gun" DR. J. W. SHEDD Phones Highland Park 650 Winnetka 222 Illinois Competent Surveyors Municipal Engineer: Telephone B. P. Mt M S. First Street Telephone 493 Auto Trimming- DENTIST Highland Perk R. P. 555 lLLmOII Leader in Sulfnge and Peace Work Gets _3_5,000 Award MRS. CARRIE C. Chr? WINS MAGAZINE PRIZE Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt, leader in suffrage and pence work, we. chosen the 1930 winner of the 85,000 award given nnnullly by I notionnlly known magazine forethe Americnn woman who in: contributed most to the national life in letters, art, Ici- cnce, philanthropy or saciul welfare. In making the award the judges were moved by Mrs. Catt'a recent ef- forts in the interests of intermtionnl peace. and her activities in tseeuring for women a grater share in public life, following her long period of leadership in the woman’l suifnge movement. The judge's committee ineludedl Bruce Barton, author; Senator Ar- thur Capper, Xmas; Mme. Loulle Homer, singer; Clark Howell. editor; Otto H. Kahn; Dr. Henry Goddard Leach, editor; Edwin Mnrkhnm. poet; Mrs. Henry Peabody, president of the women’s board of foreign minionl; Mrs. Stanley Resort Curl Snndburg, piet; Mrs. John P. Sippel, president of the General Federation of Wont. en's clubs; Mia Ida Tarbell, writer; Augustus o. Thomas. department of education, Augusta, Me., Ind Miss Mary Woolley, president of Mt. Holy- nke college. Now " Years Old Mrs. Catt is in her 72nd year. AI a worker and speaker she worked in- defatignhly in the ctMWe of nuance, organizing innumerable clubs, I speakers' school and the Women’- Suffrage party. She emphuiud ed. ucational methods Ind opposed pick- cting, heeklintt, hunger strike; and other tactics of the militants. As the Butrratte movement new Mrs. Catt grldullly extended the work into other countriel. She or- ganized the lnternntionel Woman Sttfrratte Alliance, of which she be- came president in 1904. She resigned in 1923 and we: made honorary prel- ident. On Oct. 8, IN8, jun 28 you" after Mrs. Catt mlde her first speech for wnman's suffrage, she cut her that Vote. Mrs. Catt's work for peace began during the World wnr. She worked constantly to bring the eottdiet to an end, end after the eoMiet the called a meeting in Washington, D. th, of a number of rational women'l or- wanimgtiotts, which resulted in the founding of the National Committee on the Cause end Cure of War, of which she ms mnde chair-mun. She believes that the present century will mark the end of war for all time. 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