Evening public ledger. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, July 23, 1917, Night Extra, Pictorial Section, Image 17

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PORT RICHMOND'S BOYS AND GIRLS WAIT FOR OUTING TICKETS
And no person can blame them for being impatient when the good timo that is assured them is considered. They are to
have one of the finest outings of their young lives on Thursday, when they will bo tho guests of "Mother" Ketchum at
a picnic. Tho picture shows them waiting for the precious cardboards permitting them to attend.
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CAPITOL PICKETS AFTEIt THEin PARDON BT PRESIDENT
That their Imprisonment In the Occoquan jail did not caure these suffragists much worry is clearly Indicated by
their smiles. Tho picture shows tho militant workers for equal, rights just after they returned to surtrafre head
quarters In Washington. They had served a few days of a sixty-day sentence for picketing: tho Whlto House.
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