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PICTURESQUE SCENES GATHERED FROM SNOW-BOUND PHILADELPHIA, ALASKA AND THE WAR ZONE
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IT'S HARD TO KEEP THE CHILDREN IN WHEN THERE'S SNOW UPON THE GROUND
What with sleddinp, snowball fichtinpr, "sculptorinR" snow men and tho other methods of amusement which present themselves, the
youngsters are making the most of tho first snowfall of tho winter. At tho left is a portion of tho endless chain which goes up and down
tho side of one of the hills in Cobb's Creek Park while the snow lasts; at the right, children in ono of Kensington's streets nro lolling
up dnc of those balls that delight boyhood.
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WHAT A REAL SNOWFALL LOOKS LIKE
This photograph from Alaska, shows an avalanche of snow catapulting down the sides
of Mt. MacKinley, the assumed culminating point of the North American continent.
Mt. MacKinley is 20,464 feet high, and the fall of snow, in its 10,000 feet descent,
created such a suction that trees a mile away were snapped like tinder.
SOCIETY GIRLS DANCE TO AID LITTLE SUFFERERS IN TOKIO HOSPITAL
The feature of the Christmas Bazaar given at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel for the benefit of the Children's Ward of St. Luke's International
Hospital, in Tokio, Japan, last night, was the cabaret, at which a -number of society's most prominent young -women were tho gay
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ATLAHTIG CITY PASTORS FOLLOW THE EXAMPLE OP THE MEEK AND LOWLY CARPENTER
ShrngIist iteugb. will sp $ier th Pevil at the seaside resort when the New Year opens. Ministers from the various
ae)w ia the city ara shown doing real "sky-pilot" work by completing the roof of the revival tabernacle.
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GERMANS IN FRANCE MAKE THEMSELVES COMFORTABLE FOR WINTER
German troops are Been in an unconventional attitude during a respite in the campaign in the Artois region. Th men
are preparing a little party before the evening seta in. Note the ''dug-out" which protects the eoldiers from burtms
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