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SECRETARY BAKER HANDING NEW OFFICERS AT FORT MYER THEIR COMMISSIONS
Tho Secretary; of War personally gayo each officer at the training camp his diploma and commission before n distinguished audience. Stand
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Not only are women doing men's work in these strenuous times, but men are rcnlacine- womon Ti,n w.,i. t,
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The Yonng Lady Across the Way Ml "mpprrh MR.DANG HAD SOME DIFFICULTY MAKING TIIR
mu CONDUCTOR GIVE HIM A TRANSFER
The young lndy across th way aaya
eho tar in tho paper that Itussla had
mada no separata peaca and she sup
poses Germany wouldn't consent to It.
Tho Chief Point
They wero having an argument as
to whether It waa correct to say of a
hen, "sho is setting" or "sitting," and
not being able to arrlvo at a satis
factory conclusion tnoy decided to
submit tho problem to Farmer Giles.
"My friends," said he, "that don't
interest mo at all. What I wants to
know when I hear a hon cackle Is
whether sho be laying or lying."
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THE PADDED CELL
The Reason
Tho Logician Yus, yer can taks It
from ono as thinks things out for hls
solf. Tho reason why they're a-knock-In'
oft all those trains Is becos they're
runnln' short o' paper for timetables.
The Cart Before tho Horse " fM
- -1 " In' off all those trains Is becos they're
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2-'m HAfWAftlv I "The walls of your house are very ,1
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Iso this Is not a fight, but Private
Smith criticizing a popular war paint
ing In this year's academy.
School days
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DCHl They're just THICK!
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Somo tlmo ago, when a local corps
was reviewed by Sir Ian Hamilton,
one officer was mounted on a hors
that had previously distinguished
Itself in a bakery business. Some
body recognized the horso and shout
ed, "Baker!" Tha horse promptly
stopped dead and nothing could urga
it on.
The situation was getting painful
when the officer was struck with
brilliant Idea, and remarked, "Noth
ing today, thank you; The proces
sion then moved on.
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