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A POOR PLACE TO STAND ON ONE'S HEAD
This is "Daredevil Jack" Reynolds (jetting an upside down
view of the1 city's roof tops from his perch on top of the
Widener Building, more than 350 feet above the pavement.
"If you can stand on your head in one place, you can do it
ia another," he said. But no one else made any experiments.
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BALANCING ON TWO CHAIR LEGS ON THE GIRDER'S EDGE OF A SKYSCRAPER 18
STORIES HIGH FOR A JUGGLING PERFORMANCE
Reynolds is shown here keeping three balls in the air at once, while he stands in a chair balanced
on the seat of another. Those who saw him perform this feat yesterday afternoon know that a slip or
i lost ball might have hurled him headlong 350 feet to the pavement of South Penn square below-
A BOUT IN WHICH THE BLADES FLY FAST
Misses Morrison and Gates, of Temple University, in a practice game
of thrust and parry.
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"DAREDEVIL'S" CHALLENGE ACCEPTED
Before giving his exhibition of nerve, Mr. Reynolds dared the
Evening Ledger's photographers to do better. They replied
with this picture, which, of course, i3 a "fake" or composition
made up in the studio. It shows what can be done with a
photograph.
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A LUNGE THAT WOULD GIVE A FOE TROUBLE
Miss Morrison proves that she can handle, a rapier with the skill aMi
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TWO PAPERS AT WEST PHILADELPHIA HIQH SCHOOL
fjti Svt tfeejft, cto ol tbcros-couJitry team, and Harold
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A, GIRL WHO CAN TAKE CARP OP -HERSELF
Miss Hajwiagton, of the Tcmpla University fljrincing Team,
STARS IN BASE, AND BASKETBALL
Captain Root and Glntoa, $1 Vtt aWeJpWa, Tho former J"
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