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PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1914.
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City to Rush Food Ship to Belgians
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TEACHING PROPER CARE OF CITY'S YOUNGSTERS
Mothers with babies in their arms flock to Temple University to attend Child Federation clinic.
STEAMSHIP WHICH WILL CARRY FOOD TO STARVING BELGIANS
Philadelphia newspapers have begun campaign to load steamship rapidly, as need is urgent
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From left to right Miss Margaret C. Daley, national organizer
of United Garment Workers; Miss Mary R. Sullivan, president Local
80, International Brotherhood of Bookbinders; Miss Anna Fitzgerald,
president Woman's International Label Leasue.
' From left to right! they are. James W. Kline, president of International Brotherhood of Black'
smjths. and Helpers, and James O'Connell, president of Metal Trades Department and third vice
president ot American I'eaerauon ot ianor. ,.
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From left to right William H. JohnstQn, president International Association of Machinists, ano
John W. Tobln, general vice president of Internat ional Brotherhood of Blacksmiths and Helpers.
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PREPARING FOR ORGANIZED LABOR PARADE
Court -of Honor-is prosws of construction on Broad street,
SAMUEL GOMPERS President.
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PLASTER CAST OF LAST OF CENTENNIAL HKRU
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