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HOW A GREAT DREADNOUGHT LOOKS WHEN BLOWN INTO THE AIR FROM A GIANT EXPLOSION BENEATH
The London Mirtor printed these photographs as having been taken at the instant the battleship Bulwark was blown up smoke, completely concealing the ship; the second shows the explosion at its climax with the air full of debris and, flying ell
recently off Sheerness, at the mouth of the Thames, when the vessel .burst into fragments. The British said an exploding timber, and the third shows the cloud of smoke and gas as it began to settle. It is said that' a photographer was preparing Ml
magazine was, responsible, the Germans said a submarine did it. The first picture shows the first burst of water and to take the ship at the time,- nbt dreaming she would explode as he pressed his bulb. Only 20 members of thft crew survived- 1J
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PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION IN SESSION TO CONSIDER PASSENGER RATE CASE
From left to right, lower row, the members are Milton J. Brecht, A. Larue Tone, former Governor Samuel W. Pennypacker, Emory R. Johnson and
ine nnotoprann was taicen in tne councils finance room in i:itv jMnii Hint hftfnr thr honrinn hoamn vntrHu h. anmi. rn u. ;i-,j. rr....A . t- t... a. .-
crease tn rates was made necessary lijmrauters were offered a chance to give their testimony today. They contend Philadelphia travelers are unjustly discriminated against
Charles F. Wright
GIRL ARTIST WHO WON $1000 "PRIZE
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library of the West Philadelphia High School was prqnounced
the best and most original submitted. She is 22 years old.
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