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PHIUADELPHIA, SATUEDAY, MAKCH 6, 1920
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The Schuylkill River Overflows Its Banks in Manayunk, Roads Covered by Ice : Fancy Diving
SCORES OF MANAYUNK FAMILIES living along tho Schuylkill river found themselves marooned when dnyllprht camo this morning, as tho water had risen so high that River road, on the bank of the Schuylkill in Manayunk, was covored with about six feet
of water and ice. Both photographs are of River road, and they show that a calamity was averted by the fact that tho raging river quickly receded. The height that the water and Ice reached can bo seen in the photographs. It will take days to clear tho ico from
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COX VERSING ON THE NAVY YARD LOOP QUESTION. They arc, left to
right, Admiral Hughes, of the Philadelphia Navy Yard; G. A. Richardson,
vice president of the P. R. T., and Commander A. A. Mechlin.
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MME. TAMAKI MIURA, a Japanese opera
singer of the Chicago Opera Co., has
departed for Monte Carlo, where she will
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MISS VIRGINIA -STERN, socially promi
nent in Cleveland, won second prize for
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MR. AND MRS. ROBERT K. CASSATT, of Philadelphia, ueo a motorlaunch
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MISS RUTH E. HOWEY, GG50 Musgravo streot, Philadelphia
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