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PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, MAEOH 16, , 1920
ferryboats Stalled by Ice : Protecting Animals for 30 Years : Breaking Irish Horses
MISS JOAN KENWORTHY, an attorney, 4835
Cedar avenue, who was admitted yesterday to prac
tice in the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania.
Ledger Fhoto Service.
THE PENNSYLVANIA, a ferryboat of the Pennsylvania ferries, resting on the bottom
of the Delaware in the slip on the Camden side.
Ledger Fhoto Service
THE FERRYBOAT SALEM, stalled in tho ico In the Delaware river off Market street yesterday, with two tugs making their way to assist, at
the left. The river filled up with ico during the morning. At tho right a long lino of vehicles aro waiting their turn for the much-delayed ferryboats.
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THE EARL OF KERRY, his daughter (Lady Katherine), his son, Hcniy
(Viscount Calne and Calstone), and a friend of the family at Sheen Falls,
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plorer, reported to have been appointed to
investigate Russian conditions for the Allies.
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PROTECTING animals from cruelty for thirty DOING A LOT of thinking these days. Tho war ending did not lenvc him idle,
years. Frank B. Rutherford, manager of Ho is Ferdinand Foch, who headed the allied armies.
Pennsylvania S. P. C. A.
THE BEAUTY CORNER
OUR CITY'S WORKERS AND WHAT THEY DO I '
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MRS. CARRIE YOST, 21H North Woodstock street, is operating a double-needle sewing machine in tho shirt manufacturing plant of L. THE HOrs; will follow its master about like n doc tv.nf i wn,n,,f t,m.. v.,i. . m
Need cs-Brooker Co., Tenth and Berks streets. , Sho is piecing sleeves at the rate of 100 dozen a day. Note the cotton coming down to the 'hfrneBB the Irish horse wiU not behave Thta mSS If wvl Ivl "8i but Ith
" machine from tho four cones above, feeding tho double needles, which sow the two lines of stitches at tho one operation. narae8B ir,8n norso wm not bcnftve. ,1huj method of breaking thorn ia used.
MISS FAY SOUBER, 1020 South Fourth Street, Philadelphia
PJiotographa for this feature should.bo Bubmitted throughjni
mail, addressed to tho Beauty Corner, EveniNO Public Lvdotb.
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