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GENERAL JOHN PERSHING GODFATHER TO A CHRYSANTHEMUM
The above specimen, one of the most popular exhibits in fhe botanical garden
show at Washington, bears the name of the leader of America's overseas
army.
PATRIOTIC BRYN MAWR WOMAN "LENDS A HAND" WITH THE HARVEST
Miss Ethel Townsend, who helped Karner tl,e K0cn car3 0f corn on tj,c Alfred M.
Collins estate at Bryn Mawr.
Copyright, Underwood & Underwood.
FRENCHMAN WHO CAPTURED A ZEPPELIN AND ITS CREW
With no other weapon than his shotgun, M. Bortcun held the crew of
one of the German airships which recently descended in France until
a patrol arrived and took them captive.
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KEITH'S GIRL USHERS IN THEIR "ANNIVERSARY-WEEK" UNIFORMS
' 1??? 9?'tH,'t 8tr ?udevlIIe house fa celebrating Ite fifteenth anniversary, in honor of which each of the" young women ushers has been fitted outwith an attractive new garb.
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