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PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1919
Royal Belgians' Sight-Seeing Raiment : Fair Serbian Here : Visiting Warship : Divers Views
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I .S" '''SvXW 0-eO. A ji0ST INFORMAL glimpse of tho Belgian rulers. King Albeit and'Queen Elizabeth, wearing the raincoats 4. "'' '""- - - PmJJMB- , i
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1ERSARI ANGELO is lieutenant of engineers and
oldest seaman on the visiting Italian dreadnought. Ho
has spent most of his life on the sea. At the outbreak
of the war he was requisitioned by Italy and was on
the Conte di Cavour during tho entire war.
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SAILORS OF the Conte di Cavour crowding the turrets, and upper works of the great dreadnought on visitors'
day. Hundreds of Italian residents visited the gant warship on the Conte di Cavour's first at home day. Some
five hundred youngsters from the school of Our Lady of Good Counsel at Eighth and Christian streets were
among th2 guests.
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dent of tho Poor Richard ClubK clicked by the, camera as he was
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Mr. and ilrs. Cox, and their son Seymour, Jr. To tho left are three Cox pilots. Mrs. Cox and Seymour
(along with pilot Block), Jeft Houston for a flight to Highland-on-the.Hudson, where the Jad-is-to enter
schooL latest reDo'rtu indicate that they arrived at Binchamton. N. v
MISS HELEN GROTE, 231 South Sixty-first street, Philadelphia
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