Play as Well as Fight: “Anzac” soldiers just from Front, battle on football field under Australian rules, Queens Club, Kensington, England. Launch Giant Tanker: John D. Rockefeller’s niece christens Standard Oil vessel William Rockefeller, Philadelphia. Pa. The Gallant Seventh Back: New York welcomes crack regiment from Border, and the boys are glad to be back, New York City. Subtitles: Landing from ferry. Up Fifth Avenue. Welcomed by Governor Whitman. Speed Madness Kills 4: Fatalities mark desperate strife for gold and glory by auto racing kings, Grand Prix, Santa Monica, Cal. Subtitles: Where death lurks. Three bad accidents. The winner, Johnny Aitken. John Harvard’s Birthday: Faculty and students placing wreath on Statue of Founder of Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass. Safety First for Kiddies: Police placing warning cards in stores in campaign to prevent accidents by which many are killed or maimed, New York City. Fur Trimmings Continues to be Fashion’s Fancy: Designs from Maison Maurice. Subtitles: Afternoon array of purple velvet trimmed with gray squirrel. Dark red velvet evening wrap with sable-dye flying squirrel fur. Royal purple and sliver brocade opera wrap. A coat of ermine is very beautiful if you have the price, only $2,500! Housecleaning a City: Parade starts campaign to teach children value of “scrubbing,” Philadelphia, Pa. Subtitles: Starting in young. Unique Preparedness Drill: 200 Freshmen training to qualify for college military troop, Baylor College, Waco, Texas. Back from “World’s Top:” Whaling ship returns from Arctic with rich load of ivory, fur, copper and whalebone, San Francisco, Cal. Subtitle: Some of the cargo. Parade for Prohibition: Gigantic turn-out of citizens enthusiastically endorses “dry” fight, Los Angeles, Cal. Kiddies Helping the Birds: School children put up houses to keep feathered songsters warm in Winter, St, Louis, Mo. A Game Girls Like: Indoor hockey is lively; fair young players take to it as easily as brothers, they don’t mind a few falls, St. Nicholas Rink, N.Y. City. Subtitle: An enforced sit down. Celebrate Evacuation Lay: Famous “Old Guard” marches to Battery, where British quit city 132 years ago, New York City. Lighting Up Liberty: Famous statue, France’s gift to the United States, to be illuminated hereafter as a permanent nightly beacon at America’s gate, New York Harbor. Subtitle: President and Mrs. Wilson arrive for lighting ceremony.