w ; t i . ris1?. rrsfimiicn .IK W -, . r TPT Wt !". r -i iVi-" ,STRA7. , mrw.' rv- vv, ro PICTOEIAL SECTION iEtmting Hehger iw - VH" !i vi5vI2r&ulJESS' ' " ' V , 1 Xf- " PICTORIAL PORTRAYAL OF THE DAY'S NEWS HAPPENINGS IN PHILADELPHIA AND ELSEWHEtyff sSill n INTERNED TEUTONS FIND CONFINEMENT HERE SLIGHT HARDSHIP 1 ''''' , ' "'X$M& i SPREADS CHEER AMONG THE SAMMEES I Assembled at tho Gloucester immiBration station arc scores of Germans and Austrians taken from merchant vessels seized by . Ax - Y As head of tte Personal Service Bureau of the Home Defense j Uncle Sam. The prisoners in the picture are shown at one of their many games. 1 - jfilW . J$ i League, Mrs. M. L. Woodruff keeps track of the whereabouts of V l I $ tH '' enlisted men and assists relatives, by forwarding letters and gifts. vey pB , , i2B , ?'!' 'W Copyright, International Film Service. Copyright. Committee on Public Information. mJr JgLp L ll, IN THE VANGUARD OF THE SUFFRAGE HOSTS PERSHING AND DISTINGUISHED FRENCHMEN REVIEWING SAMMEES ifj W H ' L M Dr. Anna Howard Shaw, in academic garb, and Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt, in white Shortlv Jiefore they took their places in the first-line trenches the American troops j fiPM 1 military cloak, as they appeared marching in New York's great suffrage pageant. appeared on parade. At tteir ommpander left are President Poincare and ' A -1 AMERICAN TROOPS, WEARING FULL TRENCH EQUIPMENT, MARCH IN REVIEW ON THEIR TRAINING FIELD IN FRANCE11"' """" m VMIa Jnrormtlon- ( Copyrlfht. JUrrii ft Pwln. GENERAL ALVARO OBREGON. MEXICO'S FOREMOST MILITARY LEADER, VISITS WASHINGTON DURING TOUR QF UNWED y mm.M.mm j1 -AJL V ' '' iatkar
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