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111-Sand-lot bush-leaguers in a Newark, N.J. playground. 1913 112-The Cracker-barrel club, up-state N.Y. 1930 113-Recess, In a W.P.A. nursery school, W.Va, 1936 In a Day-school New York City. 1932 114-In an art class, New York City. 1935 115-A laboratory problem in physics, New York City 1935 116-The kindergarten children follow Nature's moods. New York City. 1925 117-Typewriter practice in an Oklahoma school for the blind. 1920 118-Practical farming in a School for Negroes. Bordentown, N.J. 1930 119-"Not so bad." In a New York Kindergarten School. 1915 120-"Do by doing." New York City. 1937 121-"I can't get 'em up." New York City. 1937 122-A sector in the Bowery Bread Line, New York City. 1906 123-A near and intimate neighbor at Hull House, Chicago. 1910 124-Waiting for the Red Cross nurse. Oklahoma rural district. 1931 125-Bob, the Engineman, New York Central R.R. 1938 126-More personalities, here and there. 1905 to 1938 L'ENVOI 127-Christmas Eve., 1918, in a Serbian stable (in Leskowatz), housing refugees going home. 128-A Madonna of the Tenements. 1905 Grateful acknowledgment is extended to the following persons and organizations who have contributed material, advice and labor; Mr. Frances Fein of the Photographic Employees Union. Mr. Sid Grossman, Mr. Sol Libsohn and other members of the Photo League. LIFE Magazine. U.S. Camera Magazine. American Red Cross. Milbank Memorial Fund. National Research Project of W.P.A. The Photo League of N.Y., The Shelton Looms, Sidney Blumenthal & Co., and Miss Elizabeth McCausland.