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February 2, 1916
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'$& . ;.-' ' '. '; i - x IS-'.'V ' WHAT A BOXING MATCH CROWD LOOKS LIKE ON A "BIG NIGHT" WHEN ALL THE SPORTS TURN OUT.
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' V . .- . m ' ' ' " '?c,.--, .) Eddio O'Kcefe, a bout which brought out most of tho local sporting fraternity. Tho ropes of tho squared arena aro visiblo in tho foreground. 'Tho dotted figures,
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ADVERTISING ART AT THE SKETCH CLUB. Photo by International1" Film Service f!
One of tho striking posters executed by tho Associated Artists of Phila- EVEN THE SCHOOL GIRLS NOW FIND IT NECESSARY TO BE "PREPARED." .1:
delphia which have been on view at tho galleries on South Camac street. Girl pupils of tho Western University In Washington have formed a rifle club and hold drills and shooting matches in order to fit themselves to becomo Amazons - a
This is tho work of Douglas Duer. when tho United States is invaded. " J
ENROLLING PUPILS FOR CONTINUATION CLASSES AT THE McCALL SCHOOL.
The State law which became ejfective January 1 prpvides th it children between the ages of 14 and 16 who have working
Jtiflcatea inus hago ByjeasjjJ. hours, schooling a week an i. arrangements are being made at many insiittjJioa.A
GUNS OP THE SORT NOW MAKING TROUBLE FOR THE UNITED STATES.
These guns are mounted on the after deck of the Italian liner Verona, now in New York harbor, ostensibly for "defense,"
but since they would sink a submarine their presence has raiseLa diplomatic auesiiea which feshuiKton la ya trying
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