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PHIEADELP&IA, SATUEDXY, SEPTEMBER 2T, 1919
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Belgian Cardinal Begins Day's Round of Activities With' a Visit to Independence Hall
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ON THE old State House steps: From left to right arc Bayard Henry, Bishop de Wachter, auxiliary bishop of Malines, Belgium; Archbishop Dougherty, John Wanamakor,
Cardinal Mercier, Mayor Smith, Rt. Rev. Monsignor MichaelJ. Crane, E. T. Stotesbury, Judge John Monaghan, Samuel M. Vauclain and Paul Hogemans, Belgian consul
general in the United States.
THE BELCIAN PRIMATE'S solacing smile, the smile that held his people brave in
the darkness of the enemy's invasion is a constant source of delight wherever the
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A NEW exclusive hotel for aristocratic canines in New York affords everything
from a -fecauty parlor to plunge baths. Here ia one of the .guests in the hands of
the hotel dentist.
KEEPING HS suit shiny James Farrell, yalet to the knights of bldy
armor is exhibited at the Metropolitan Museum In New York,
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MISS RUTH C. GEVENTER, J41C South Fifth Street, Philadelphia.
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