,. "ijTw3Fb " fS-v a'&'Y?.1 J'w'L .- l " J,llPliWipPIP'"ili T ETf" ." ' 1C" M --. -jr fv-r r u 4"' m is IN r PHILADELPHIA', THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1020 iVew trench President's Family : liberty Glo Broken in Two : Assay Commission Busy Here V. rt if..- . . V fw'y, y iwAi -JvsWA -S ! - i ?fsf - ;? v - -. - . rT irrmTi th)" phi! ' T K'.- f "fUr IyB fern. a , tr 9Ki?miil '" a 1 El B' - -r ma .".. rf1 '-. MKitaWS' aSf W It- 8KTwv, j PJl. It..!! " aK ' ' ss t&Sa "- "''n.t.,iMfc- t, - gj, .act; 5jsai .M .jCASf--i'C; !t?? a f jJlA't ' v . .- vir-' .vM,i ill ?V -s -- tCSSIJtt I-cdBcr I'hoto Scrypo. BY STRIKING a mine ofT the Netherlands coast on December 5 of Inst yearho Liberty Glo, a steel cargo-carrying snip, was so badly wrecked that a storm took away more than half the ship. The ship was built for the Rovcrn- t ment at Hog Island. Wlrlrt WnrM PhnlA. FAMILY of neWjFrench president. Madame Paul Deschanel and their three children. The new president takes office tomorrow. mlVf. -' s .?' jm lW"1Hn --; 3PI: ' v ; ss - . a8J hhhhv- s . w a Tmtte?4r9tuaamj!2is . v.v . t 1 ' . 9 &4a A'A -v--- KHHt . T. lHU -yKQK& '"WViW hi ' HSHIAi AiW tXnt a-v aw' HH wvttxtWAftib w. vi mBBMHHISwv a f ivT V -V -fe v A! ,, .'A. jj3 Iv' AW rtw ' Ledger I'hoto SerIcc. LEADING Penn's track team. Marvin Gustavson, team captain, is keeping his runners busy.' Ledffer Photo Service. MISSES Marion Peder(and Kathcrino Oels'chlag, who will take part in a pageant at the Kensington High School tonight. Underwood & Underwood PRINCESS ALICE, Countess of Ahlonc and wife of Lord Athlone, governor general-elect of Canada, with her two children, Lady Mu Cambridge and Viscount Tre;naton. I .(- - , w TT ' T75"'' VTVlX aM V J4 . u rv V v ;sK:;S&Sfc.. ' ""J.v. - 'i-i'Vi , ." v !. , ,,f , - '" ' ..i-KSWSSiSSreSSfSSSitlfeif-P".. . ' V 7Xrin . t "WiililMMgBtiiiii BY Underwood & Underwood ADDING skids this Avro airplane has been used as an aerial snow and ice sled with great success. OUR CITY'S WORKERS AND WHAT THEY DO lit - w49JSSBhHHkwWm B4 Sv I IBa j iBWK'.liy- '". ir'vv4PiKH I'- 1 BavKSISHplS . 1 iii 'Iffi 1 9VlHHHKfSBlaOKff ' :J: m K ' "I Kf I M- i 1 rl2f h w -? s&- !- -, WBJBmW I f & S&BBHflBJBJBJBjkHIBBMH PQIIBIl ": r- ' : I :-';MHBHaMliif :':- Will ' 'MP"BK3S' '" -k i ' i . , --i .tjt,. .., r i., ',' . v. '. - dtmiau khbk.. fxhb' a h. iws?" a s nw iittRHHHi wr sfsaBmi ledger Photo Sertf-p MRS. KELLOGG FAIRBANKS, Chicago, member ,of assay commission which .-tarted work at the Philadelphia Mint yesterday. 4 ' I A!t. . , 5Cto - ur,. T , '1." t V . illrPB .-.:- i Li.Jk...t...$ aBEtiMi L.. :-..I, International STEAM SHOVEL put into action to clear snow from iNew York stieets. Ilitcrnfitloini "TONY" MARSH, son of Mis.s Poggy Marsh, former London chorus girl, who claims that the child's father is the late Henry Field, grandson of Marshall 1'iclJ. TESTING COIN of the 1U1U coinage at mint by assay commission. It was assisted in its work bv John Skelton Williams, comptroller of the currency; Raymond T. Baker, director of mint Wa'h- iiiiiiiiiiiiii i..Vmii -1-"'""'-'""'"."'" cti, w riKul. A KADIAL drill press in operation 'at the Link Belt Co., Nicetown. Charles Boyd, the operatoi, livi at 3610 Sunnysidc avenue, Falls of Schuylkill. The machine drills holes through bteel and caat- iron parts at a depth of twelve inches and us large as six inches in diameter. THE BEAUTY CORNER f ' ' ' - 5ftL. y I a i ,y "'P'iV1 l i j 'iMrir-rin . ,; ' ' 'wwwwt;.T ..' . jp . I Letlcer I'hoto Hervltt. MISSES Mabel Stout, Laura Tubis and Susan Meyer, left to right, "Three Squaws," in natrcant of womanhood, to be held soon by the Community Servic. f rMk', MISS MARIE FISHER, 1245 Marlborough street, Philadelphia- I UZTlZ1 ("tur, should be inbmiUfd through " "''' " mo ucauiy oomcr,.tJVENiNO ruuwi t J . -. L. in ,. v i'iHAaJi iS&iiirri
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