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ANCY DOGGETT is leader of a battalion of death. Her
subordinates received severe training in Miss Hartridge’s Latin
classes, and are now capable of anything.
INIiss Seward is writing a powerful book entitled, “My Talk With the Girls of the Hartridge School,” or “Why the Second Liberty Loan
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Dorothy Frost enlisted as a Red Cross Nurse, and is to be con­
gratulated on having killed only tAvelve soldiers in her entire three weeks of service.
Anna Frazar, who spent her early years observing the Japanese,
has been using her well-known talent and her natural ability in the art
of Camouflage.
Ethelwyn Gamble was driving an ammunition truck, when a
spark from her blazing eyes struck the ammunition. Sad to say. Ethelwyn blew u p ; requiescat in pieces!
Frances INIiller, having learned the manual of arms from Miss Shaw, leads the members of IV Calisthenics “over the top” daily.
Grace Robinson and Christine Claybrook intended to go to France as Red Cross nurses, but they quarreled. Christine refused to wear the necessary red cross on account of the shade of her hair, and Grace immediately denounced such folly. Christine is now in the avia­ tion service, while Grace drives an ambulance underneath, ready to gather up the pieces.
Julia Taylor secured a position in a dressing station near the front to practice First Aid. She is now about to be court-martialed
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