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PHILADELPHIA NEWS PREDOMINATES IN A PICTORIAL REVIEW OF THE DAY'S HAPPENING
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Wmi JUVENILE COOKING CLASS MAKES JELLIES FOR THE RED CROSS f' ' ' 1fP 1;. . i ,N MSlT PM ' W 1
ESr All are pupils of the McCall Publie School, at Seventh and Do Lancey streets, where they performed this patriotic scrvico under iL., '" smsasssssKs!BssiSisss8S j B, . ., jb$$gMaSSy Jy --M
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Lt ye !N0t)MMt wdRhe championship in the Scholastic League. Right to left, A. Beihl, R. Cloak, A. Munch, manager
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MISS NATALIE LUNDELL,
WHO WON FIRST PRIZld
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AUSTRIANS BUILD CAMOUFLAGE GUN TO FOOL THE ITALIANS
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