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PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 1C, 1920
Steel and Wooden Ships to Help : Milady's Straw Hats Again : Skaters Leap
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Iffi,ifck w' -r"f :l!yTiiMflk feTEEL SHIPS, shown en the left, at Race street pier, and wooden ships, on the right, at the Municipal pier, Arch street, will do much in the effort to make 1920 the
A'Mi XTJBllI " - ',S" ' 'Xswssslf ilMk greatest year in the history of the port of Philadelphia.
Iffll '''" ? tfipfljHM lgMr$$& WmBZ, ' THIS MONSTER GERMAN SUBMARINE testing tank float, r-r,T T-, nn A T jm,; nlSMr,n
$fp , - ' t y-SHi ft, Illllilkr 'f " has bccn allocatcd to Grea Brit.,ain- u is now in "serve at j rill, oil,AU 1 Y (OirN JlJK.
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KJATVAGE SHIPS and divers of the United Suites navy .tic Kept busy i.i the Atlantic ocean salvacing email ships
K""JV that wero wrecked during the war chasing German submarines.
(c) Ledeer I'hoto Service,
DESPITE FRIGID WEATHER, Philadelphia women are wear
Ins straw hats. Threo of .the 1020 types are shown.
MISS KATHLEEN O'KEEFE, E801 Pino street, Philadelphia:
Photographs for this bactS-page feature should be submitted through the iia"t
addressed 'to the Beauty Corner, Evening Pubuo Ledger
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