Evening public ledger. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, March 18, 1915, Night Extra, Image 14

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THURSDAY
March 18, 1916
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PERSONS AND SCENES THAT FIGURE IN THE DAY'S NEWS AS RECORDED BY THE PHOTOGRAPHER
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MISS WALLIS WARFIELD
Baltimore girl with many friends in Philadelphia, who has been a houso
guest at the home of Major General Larnett, of the Marino Corns, in
Washington. She has been much entertained at the capital.
Left to right Governor Carlson, Stato Representative
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referee, and Young Hector, a Denver heavyweight. Tho big boss of
Colorado began boxing after recovering from a recent attack of pneumonia,
aim now live in six ruunus is pun ui ins uuu uugiiiui.
Photo by Underwood & Underwood.
THE QUEEN OP GREECE
She is a sister of tho Kaiser and as such may soon bo compelled to cheer
on tho soldiers of her kingdom as they march out to battlo on the side
of the Allies against tho hosts of Germany and Turkoy.
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Photo by Underwood & Underwood.
THEY WILL RUN THE NEXT DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN
Members of tho Executivo Campaign Committee of tho Democratic National Committee, who met in Washington
recently and discussod campaign plans with tho President. From right to left Homer S. Cummings, of Connecti
cut; A. Mitchell Palmer, of Pennsylvania, chairman of tho committee; Cato Sells, of Texas; Fred B. Lynch, of
Minnesota, and Thomas J. Pence, noted publicity man of the committee.
I'hoto by International News Benrlce.
ZEPPELIN WRECKED ON DANISH COAST
These nro the remains of n big air vessel which caught fire nnd was destroyed in the course of a flight toward
England. The Danish Government melted down the metal of tho frame and will hold it until after tho war ends.
The crew of tho craft landed safely and burned what remained of tho equipment. They then gave themselves
up to tbo interned. Peasants and tourists came in crowds to see tho prostrate monster.
I'hoto by Underwood & Underwood,
ORCHID GROWING IN HUMAN SKULL
An exhibit at tho International Flower Show at
Grand Centra! Palace, New York. The skull is that
a && eld tfjbal chief of the Philippine Islands, who
yffVMmvtmd jears ago by Guana, & gurfago chief.
PHILAPELPHIA'S CHINESE BALL PLAYERS
These three youngsters are Fulton Hung Yung, Harry Chuck Lee and John Paul LI. They are out for the Brown
Preparatory Schoolbaseball team and. are enthusiastic over the game. Fulton Hung Yung- Is the sort of Shane Him
Yunsr. Director General of the Chinese national railroads, who ia a erraduate of Yale. His father was cantata In tha
Chiae Jiavy during tha AJ&anese-Chinese War and sites Ww Raya;btUaitJV'fluiAV'a33rMd9-orjimodi:e.
THE DADDY OF THE MODERN PH'B
This ancient pipe is on exhibition at Ostrow's cig
store, 702 Chestnut atree. It is believed to i
been tha original pipe from which Sir nw"
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