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SOME OP THE NOTABLE PERSONAGES PRESENT AT VALLEY FORGE YESTERDAY
People prominent in State and national life attended the presentation of the Washington Memorial Arch to the State, yesterday. The group
above shows Governor Brumbaugh, Mrs. Brumbaugh and Colonel Fred T. Pusey, Assistant Adjutant General of the Pennsylvania National
Guard. At the right is "Buck" Taylor, formerly associated with "Buffalo Bill," and now living in Vallev Forge.
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Senator Harding, of Ohio, who was chairman
pi the Republican Presidential Convention
last year.
THEY'RE AFTER A CO. TI0N FOR PHILADELPHIA
This committee of the Exhibitors' Leag nts the next "movie" conclave to be held
in this city. In the group aro A. E. Altnu ';e chairman; S. B. Blatt, B. Shindler, B.
Amsterdam, chairman and treasure. O'Donnell and C. II. Goodwin.
p., LEADING GRADUATES OF THE GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL
&6nt n lhs commencement exercises of the Girls' High School, at Cental High
S wero, from left to right, Eleanor Boswoll, writer of the valedictory: Ada II.
?& alutatorlan; Jessie E. Getz, class president, and Hazel B. Aaron, reader of the
i- valedictory.
CHESTER'S PAT MORAN
Frank Poth is tho owner and manager of
Chester's hustling ball team, Ho has made a
hjt with the Delaware County League fans.
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The Young Lady Across the Way
THE TERRIBLE TEMPERED MR. BANG AGAIN MAKES A SPECTACLE
OF HIMSELF WHEN A COW WENT MOO RIGHT BEHIND HIM JUST
AS HE DUBBED A SHOT
Tlie ymniR lady across tho way says
Fho saw in tho pnpnr that tho war
Inxatlcin bill had broiiRht to Washing
ton tho hlgBcst crowd of lobbyists ever
rcci there, and you can always trust
the American licoplo to do what they
can to help when tho country needs
their services
Force of Habit
"What's become of your chauffeur
who Joined tho army?"
"Oli. ho got hurt through crawling
under nn nrmy mulo to sco why It
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A Varied Diet
"Do you have much variety In the
exiting at your fraternity house?"
"Well, we havo three different
names for tho meals," replied the
other.
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The Sketch.
Mrs. Henne My dears, my dears;
you mustn't do that ! It's a meatless
day.
Reciprocity?
"Deal est, I ordered to be sent horns
today a most beautiful hat for only
$30. It's a perfect love!"
"My darling, your love will be re
turned." Tiger.
As She Saw It
II.. was explaining tha motorcar.
This controls the brako." ho fald.
"It Is put on very quickly In case of
emergency."
"I see." she replied, "something like
a kimono."
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This is a lot of rot putting on these
lifebelts, why can't they put one round
the ship?
THE ADVENTURES OF EVE III
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The Tatter.
But, when the dressmaker mentions the pi Ice ($200). Adam realizes the trap
Into which he has fallen; he doesn't want to buy, and he doesn't want to appear
stingy before the little duck in the dress.
SCHOOL DAYS
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Jive you Tn&nv a, ( I BiLH
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The Reason
Shopwalker Do you realize that
yoa wero four hours selling those
two women a yurd of ribbon?
Saleswalker I know. sir. But Just
ns they got to tho counter they dis
covered that they each had a baby
Just learning to talk.
A Slight Misunderstanding
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Hon. Sec of Antiquarian Society
(introducing himself to new clerk)
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