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IS THIS THE BIG FOUR OF ORGANIZED BASEBALL?
Connio Mack, manager of our own Athletics, seated between Garry Herrmann, of Cincinnati, and President Ban Johnson, of tho American
League, with ex-Governor Tenor, mogul of the National League, snapped in the Federal Court during tho $900,000 damngc suit now ponding.
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THESE ARE THE CO-ED GRADUATES OF TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
They have completed their studies and are new eligible to receive tho degrees of bachelor of arts and bachelor of science.
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CLASS OF 1917, COLLEGE DEPARTMENT, TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
They, like their sister classmates, who appear above, are about to bid adieu to Alma Mater after a course well run.
, RUSSIAN VISITORS VIEW PHILADELPHIA'S. PORT
Prof. Boris E. Shatzky and A. J. Sack, spokesmen for the new official information bureau recently opened in New York by the new Russian
Provisional Government, are visiting Philadelphia today. Their itinerary included a trip of Inspection on tho Delaware River on the MS
8uay, tendered by the Commissioners of Navigation. This group, taken during the trip, shows, left to right, Joseph F. Hasskarl Assistant
irector tf Wharves, Docks and Ferries; pirector George S. Webster, of the aame department Mr-, Sack? Profess Shk&"'K R Tucker
.ecretary, und Willia,ui M. Coates, president Board of Trade; Mr. Porter, George C. Sproule. secretary Commissioners oT&ioa, kni J. s!
? .; , W. Holtpn, president Maritime Exchange. ., ' iX "'
The Young Lady Across the Way
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Tho young- lady across tho way says
her father's awfully patriotic and he's
gone to nil tho expense of coins down
to WashlnRton to prove to tho Con
Kressmen that putting a war tax on hla
business would ho a bad thine for tho
country In tho lone run.
Interested
"Is your boy Josh Interested In his
studies?"
"Yep," replied Farmer Corntossel.
"Every onco In awhllo ho picks up a
book an' looks It over an' says ho
wishes ho knew what It's nil about."
"Washington Star.
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About Due
"I understand," said Mrs. Twlckea-
bury, "that Germany has Invented a
new and very powerful expletive."
Christian Register.
Cornell Widow
First Wife I'm bo vexed; our cook
left us this morning without any
warning.
Second Same Well, ours left ua last
night without any silver
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fathe- Is anxious to get you offj
hands.
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