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.June 14, 1917
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1 SCHOOLBOYS ASSIST IN TABULATING REGISTRATION RETURNS
PupUs of the Newton Boys' School, Thirty-sixth and Chestnut streets, checking Up the lists from the Twenty-seventh Ward, at the Twenty
first District station house, Thirty-second and Woodland avenue.
SCHOOL ORCHESTRA ENLIVENS FLAG DAY PROGRAM
Boy musicians, led by Martin Schonberg, play patriotic selections during Campbell-Lyons School exer
cises. Marie Guidice is the Goddess of Liberty.
LIEUTENANT B. HALL,
AMERICAN AVIATOR, WHO
IS ON HIS WAY HOME
AFTER BAGGING SIX FOR.
KERS IN FRANCE
WHAT ONCE WAS "LITTLE ITALY" IS ''YOUNG AMERICA" NOW
Under the direction of A. J. Emory, principal, the story of the. American flag was portrayed at the XJampbeJl.Lyons School. Eighth and Fitzwater
streets, with song and. tableaux.
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The Young Lady Across the ay THE NEW I"W fiVnn nrrATTSP. SHE WAS A r.mi. TQil
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The young lady across the ivay eajs
she's been reading the news from the
training camp and the boys seem to be
kept pretty busy from the moment taps
Is sounded In the morning till the
reveille rings In the ecnlng
Dis-Honor Sjstem
Stude (to profcrsor) Can I be hope
ful of this course?
Professor Young man, always
hitch your wagon to a star.
Stude (to self) I'll do better than
that; I'll sit nect to one Cornell
Widow.
Excellent Grounds
"Why did Broun sue for divorce?"
"His wife used his humidor to keep
chceso In." The Lamb.
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THE PADDED CELL
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Your friemds voht- L,BEKnv B0(DS aajo
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She Was the Flour of His Soul
"Do you love me?" said Dotty, rest
ing her face on Jack's shoulder.
"Yes. only you talc too much," re
plied Jack woefully, looking at hli
shoulder. Mass Aggie- Squib
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No Way Out of It 4
"How did Jones happen to fall down-J
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"Why. his wife said. 'Now. Henry.
be careful,' and, 'as he Is not the man J
to be dictated to by any woman, downl
he went.
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Maybe So
"Why don't you broaden the field!
of your philanthropy r
"I don't see how I can do it, re-m
piled the millionaire. "Churches and
colleges are about tho only institu
tions left that will tako tainted
money." The Lamb.
Au Revoir
Printers' Pie
Sergeant Cuss Hold yer head up
Rookie 'Ae I alnajs got ter hold
it up like this, sergeant?
Sergeant Of course you hae
Hookle Good-by, sergeant ; I sha'n't
see yer again.
WAR'S LITTLE COMEDIES
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Unselfish Hero Don t worry
he's underneath me
Casaell's Saturday Journal. M
about me, you chaps; get old Sam out first.
SCHOOL DAYS
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Trials of Auriculture
"Have you a garden In jour baclcl
yard?"
"I don't know yet. I have planted!
a lot of thsngs, but I'm not eurej
whether I'm to have a garden or I
free lunch for chickens " WashtnW
ton Evening Star.
Letting Him Down Gently
"UU'tfl i'-wilB
The J"a!nr StoJ
Inhabitant Ain't yen t Hap a wgl
singing tenor solos last night nt t'"!
hall?
Tenor (proudly) I am
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