Lot 134
Booth, Maud Ballington (1865-1940) British-born American reformer, founded Volunteers of America with her husband in 1896. Pioneering work rehabilitating inmates at notorious Sing-Sing and other prisons made her one of the most influential prison reformers of the 20th century, and she was instrumental in the development of the parole system. Also an active suffragette and founding member of the Parent Teacher Association.
Autograph Note Signed ("Maud B. Booth"). Three pages, recto and verso, 5½ x 3½", New York, February 25, 1931. Black ink on blue note paper, the first page is a note about the Ballington Booth's departure from the Salvation Army, the second is a quote inscribed in Booth's Bible by her husband. Both pages signed, both in fine condition.
Estimated Value $75 - 100.
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