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ANOTHER SLACKER
Hodge, In Bpokane Spokesman-Review.
Tuthlll. In St. Louis Star.
OVER THE FENCE IN THE FIRST INNING
Knoxvllle Journal and Tribune,
THE DECOY DOESN'T FOOL THIS BIRD
nerryman, In Washington Evening- Star.
THE NEW CONSCRIPTION
Rollin Klrby, In New York World.
"I REMEMBER THOSE BOYS WHEN THEY BOTH HAD GOOD JOBS"
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I'hoto by Kadel Herbert,
FURNISHING THEIR OWN MODEL
James Montgomery Tlagg, artist of the marine corps recruiting poster,
Jraws jiis inspiration for its central figure Jrom bearer of request, to aid
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AN ARTIST IN THE MAKING
Miss Natalie Schwartz demonstrates her proficiency in olay modeling at the Public Industrial Art
School exhibition, which was one of the most interesting features of the school's closing exercises
held yesterday.
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COLLEGE MEN TRAIN FOR U. S. AVIATION CORPS
E. K. Jaquith, chief instructor (in machine), and Leonard
Bonney, instructor of unit No. 3, aerial coast patrol, com
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