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PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, DECEMBER 8, IdlO
World's Largest Shipyard From Aloft : Tank Corps Practice : Giant Crane Lift : "Prunella
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PLYING OVER the world's greatest shipyard, a hydroplane iev of Hog Island on the Delaware
river from a height of 3000 feet. The yard covers over DUO acres of land, has fifty hhipways ami
seven 1000-feet-Iong fitting-out piers, and employs 30,000 men and women. At the conclusion ol
its shipbuilding activities it promises to become the greatest fresh-water terminal in the Unite-
.Stales.
BRYN MA Wit graduates enact "Prunella," by Laurence Housman, for the benefit of
the Bryn Mawr Endowment Fund. Miss' Muriel Barker, an alumna of Newham College,
Cambridge, as Pierrot, and Miss Gertrude M. Sinclair, a graduate of Girton College,
Cambridge, as Prunella. Miss" Mary D. Penrose, graduate of Whitman College, Walla
Walla, Wash., as the statue of love.
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- -TIClilN UP u locomotive or two at a time js all in the day's work for the giant crano "League Island,"
k "rutwivi lntallcd' at this Philadelnhfa Navv Yard, The mammoth Diece of machinery has a liftinc
k a V' " 0OtMy 350 Srross tona ana J cTjuipped wjtfi an auxiliary hoist which operates ujong a hprizontul
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I'UIJLIC SCHOOL CHILDREN of a New York "outdoor
class," dressed In their blabket.coato, recently gav6 u demon
stratjojfi of .open-air study, on, tho steps' of the Vubljc Library. , , ,
MISS NORMA DALROY, 40:i North Fifty-fourth Street, Phlladplphia.
I'ltotonraohs for thia bach-vaoe feature should be submitted through the wiaU.
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