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IniLAbELPHlA, TUESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1919
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VARE BROTHERS SENATOR EDWIN II. AND REPRESENTATIVE WILLIAM S.
In the ccn tor is W. Frceland Kciulrick, Receiver of Taxes.
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LIEUTENANT COLONEL LEWIS E.
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DIRECTOR OF PUHLIC SAFETY
WILLIAM H. WILSON
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William C. Sproul; the new Governor, William C. Sproul;
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MRS. WILLIAM HALL SI-ROIL. 'HIE GOVERNOR'S
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THE ARRIVAL OK THE I N10N REl'UiUCAN CLUH OF SOL'TII PHILADELPHIA in HarrLshurjr, COO strong, in tan broadcloth overcoats,
tan-colored .spats and gloves, striped trousers, white neckties, and carrying umbrella canes. .
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SENATOR JAMES S. BOYD, FROM MONTGOMERY COUNTY, and
Harold C. Pike, youngest member of the House of Representatives, twenty-
six years old, from Cheltcn township.
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COLONEL WILLIAM A. MAC
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