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forfeiture actions, and also includes various kinds of contract
actions to which the United States Government is a party, admir-
alty cases, and miscellaneous matters. The work is entirely civil
in character, excepting f o r an occasional prosecution f o r smug-
gling, other criminal cases in the office being handled by a separate
department.

Miss Towle was an ardent suffragist. From 1913 to 1919 she
served as legal adviser to the National American Woman Suffrage
Association, and in 1915 and 1916 was Chairman of Congressional
W o r k f o r Manhattan Borough of the .Woman Suffrage Party of
New York City. I n politics she is Republican and is a member
of the Republican County Committee of New Y o r k County. She
is First Vice-President of the Women Laywer's Association and
is a member of the Criminal Courts Committee of the New York
County Lawyers' Association.

CAROLYN FRASER PULLING, DELTA

When Delta Sigma became Delta of Alpha Omicron Pi there
was initiated among the group, Carolyn Fraser, who graduated
f r o m T u f t s in 1908. I t was not very long before one M r . A r t h u r
C. Pulling carried her away f r o m the east to a home in Minne-
apolis, where she has been ever since. She was a charter member
of Boston and Minneapolis Alumnae chapter and a great help to
Tau in its infancy. T o know how Carolyn became a national
figure in A O Pi, one must follow the fortune of To Dragma
f r o m 1918 to 1921 when under her able administration as Busi-
ness Manager, the magazine was put on a sound financial basis.
But her greatest achievement for A O Pi was to work out and
put through the L i f e Subscription Plan, of which we are just
beginning to reap the benefits. There are few in this fraternity
as good at finances and with a better head f o r details. I t must
not be supposed that she is all business and cold facts though, for •
a warmer hearted girl cannot be found. T o know her is to love
her!