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JIJWO'KEEN SPECTATORS at Dover, Del., await the action of the THE CO-ED FENCING TEAM of the University of Pennsylvania snapped with foils ready for action. From tho left they
lawmakers of that state on the suffrage amendment. Miss Caroline are: Leonard Terrone, instructor; Misses Elizabeth G. Canning, Carol Poindextcr Bent, Helen Marie White, Marion Rice,
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BOYS of the Northwestern section of the city yesjterday proved to our photographer that
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WAITING' for the deputy sheriff, and while they wait coffee and sandwiches are
nerved. All are ready to protest against the eviction of George W. Glassmier and
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JOHN VORHEES, who this morning took up his duties as real estate assessor, was pho
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"DOUGHBOYS" and "Gobs" quickly take flowers from the sponsor's bouquet at
Hog Island yesterday. General porshiirg and Miss Julia C. Stimson, the sponsor,
enjoyed the fun
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Cross mission. He talks eighteen difforent languages (left). Marie Theresa Stefansen,
said to be 137 yeai"s old, on grounds that she is an orphan has applied to Red Cross in
Rumania for assistance. Her husband died in 1853 (right)
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from left to right are: Geiald E. Hafleigh, Oak Lane; George b'teppacher, Meadowbrook; f ,. ', " orty-siUh at., I hiladclphja M
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