BVEMINO LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA-, SATURDAY, MAY 19, 1917 .
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FAIR STUDENTS AT FARMING SCHOOL
Miss Lois Goss (left) and Harriet Brown, who are among the most enthusiastic tillers of the soil at the Ambler
School of Horticulture.
SCHOOLBOYS AND SPECIMEN OF THEIR HANDIWORK
Thebo lads are pupils at the Blaine School, where they constructed tho billiard table as a part of their manual training course.
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YOUTHS CIRCUMVENT UNCLE SAM
William II Nuneviller. at tho left, and his cousin, John Nuneviller, each seventeen
yeaHd vho, afterbelne JeWd here, enrolled as apprenUces t the naval training
' ' station at Portsmouth, va.
PHILADELPHIA FIREMEN PREPARE FOR EVEN MORE HAZARDOUS DUTIES
This military contingent is made up of members of Engine Company No. 13, at Fifteenth and Parrish streets, who are drilling under tho supervision of John
G. Lambert. The rifles were borrowed from the Boys' Brigade of the neigUhvivwd.
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