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PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2!), 1019
Pam Beach Holds a Commanding Position in the Photographic Review of the Day
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TIIK VRODUrEU 01' "The Kolliw," rim-on-'. ZicBfcld. and Mrs. Ziecfeld. much hrtlcr
Known to playROfr- and admirrt.s of the photoplay as Iiillic Burke, I'alni l?cach iMtur
HAROLD VANDERI5ILT, .'-on of Mr. and Mrs. W. K.
Vandeibilt, of Now York, hraded for a hwim in the
Palm licach Mirf.
MISS ETHEL CAMPBELL, well known in Philadelphia colfinc events, putting her
police pup "Dan" through his tricks on the Florida beach.
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lN TOKIO, ounp- Japan c lehratcd the mkiuii of the armistice l,v kite lling, a rr, popuhu -poit in Nippon.
Many heaiitiful'and odd kites wcie flown.
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MRS. M. V. KEKI'C I' has cluirKu of the linal count
of all potuR0 htampa leaving tho Bureau of Engraving
and Printing at Washington, for the Government posit-
offices, Mtoimung to bdouc iw,w wuj, .-,
MISS ANNA ItEE, of the Bureau of Kngnning und Printing in Washington, is responsible for ull money leaving the bureau for the U. S.
Treasury. At times on the final count about $20,000,000 pusses through Miss Rco'a hands daily.
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