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TUESDAY
January 11, 1916
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COLLEQE GIRLS LEARN HOW TO BE EFFICIENT MARKETERS.
Mrs. N- R- Hitchcock is shown conducting young women from Temple University to the markets of the
city, where she gives them pointers about the desirable cuts of meats and the most useful vegetable.
About 50 girls belong to the class. wwi.
MONDAY CONFERENCE MEETS WITH THE MAYOR.
Mayor Smith yesterday received, these representatives of more than 60 clubs and societies a City Hall, where address or a o,
bers of the new cabinet In the front row, from left to right, are Directors Datesman. McLaughlin and KtuSm M IXmh y Vn
m . efaainm of Ufe Conference Committee; Directors Wilson and Webster", ' rs' Frank JIHe3 Day