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SATURDAY
November f 6, 1918
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UNINTERRUPTED PARKWAY AT LAST LEADS FROM CITY HALL TO FAIRMOUNT'S ENTRANCE
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LOOKING TOWARD FAIRMOUXT PARK. The view from the Hell Telephone Building shows PT J I ' S -- '- '' '' -' - ' - - ''sJ &H
?b clearly how Logan Square hat, been transformed into a circle. Intact since the time of Penn, JIvv-' y&Mm&iiik ' ' ' ''' "- -' ' - '': iv' $
rap and one of his breathing spaces, it is now almost obliterated by what has been declared the J'p. 'iSllPSf! '' ' - "-' V -V',' -"tsw
traffic necessities of the development of the driveway at this point. fety "X ' ' l' '' " V-' ' ''''.-' VV'J-
-V-TOB PARKWAY FROM FIFTEENTH AND FILBERT STREETS. The Pennsylvania station at the
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LOOKING TOWARD CITY HALL. In the middle distance the square from Broad "street to Fifteenth street, and from Aich street to'Filbert street-used nt nrpspnr
as a storage place in connection with the .worlt on the Broad street subway. ' present
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