555ffiy'H qnfflft If11' -,jggRjjg" l' ? vyy irp-i-'g-"" -Lwt g!'yi'r -" - ; """" " "''T" iSTRAj FRIDAY December 10, 1915 SJeftger Sueran0 xr - v IflSlgL i PERSONS, SCENES AND EVENTS PROMINENT IN THE NEWS FROM AN ACTIVE WORLD THE SIGHT THAT CHEEKS MARKET STREET MERCHANTS p lS! i After a period of leaness and anxiety that began with the war, the shopping thoroughfare has assumed f iLl';t XE"'IMHPSVl STATE FORESTER EVANS BAGS BIG its wonted holiday aspect, and department store owners spoil prosperity with a big P i nsas... Ajbia4.uakito BUCK AND BEAR . Left to right nro Ranger Ralph Limbaugh, - I I Mr, Evans, E. M. Hollands, R. K. Walter and fboto by International Film Scrvlca. LEADERS OP THE TROUBLESOME TROLLEY STRIKE IN WILKES-BARRE Lelt to right ara D. J. McCauley, Thomas Edgell, Lawrence Hart, Love Lynch, Charles Boyle, Charles D. Vose, Thomas H. Hatch and John Hughes, They are the labor generals in a struggle that promises to be long drawn out. It has been marked by much disorder, which these men ascribe to imported guards, SAVED FROM THE HAREM AND SERAGLIO S?ntaJn,iaZ?,nlfIlan rL3' who "lanaged to escape from the zone which the Turks are accused of devas tating. They were .rescued by British and American warships and taken to Egypt, where they have to get in lino for a daily dole of bread. i t, g k I aftaSHafetflriri -jgfi
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