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BLESSING THE BELGIAN RELIEF SHIP ORN JUST BEFORE SHE SAILED
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MAYOR WAVING GOOD-BYE TO THE ORN
The city's chief executive took an active part in the ceremonies surrounding
the departure of the relief ship today. He cast off the last hawser that held-"
the ship to her pier and then stood back to wave a farewell.
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TURKEYS AS PRESENTS FROM "THE COMPANY"
Theoldest employes of the Philadelphia office of the Wells-Fargo Express Company are seen here evi
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The Ginrd College band is ,hown sightly back of X ship's ffi&ffftfl&Se BrtriS Sf ed ttho dLoc,k lnSln the, doxology.
Conwell handed over the shm to the RedCross Society. Paul Hagemans BeXm CsnteVT1 anlhem JLustbefore lhc Hev.'RmaeU H.
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LEFT LEAGUE ISLAND NAVY YARD
COACH -AL" SHARPE AND COACH GEORGE BROOKE, OF PENN
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