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BILLY PENN, WHO HAS A STATIONARY POSITION on top of City
OFFICERS OF NATIONAL LEAGUE OF
Hnll, is being repainted, repaired and made to look his best. An Evening WOM r.N WORKERS, in nnnual session here. Misj
Eublic Ledger photographer yesterday snapped the steeplejacks ns they Jcnn Hamilton, secretary (left), and Mrs. Bernard
rested at Bill's right foot ior ri, ttitf. L. Pollack, Now York, president
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VISITING MEMBERS NATIONAL LEAGUE OF WOMEN
WORKERS visit Valley Forgo. Left to right, Miss Nellie
Lynch, Pittsburgh; Miss Evcrctta Moorchnuse, Massachusetts;
Miss Victoria Bernnski and Miss Alicin Kilman, Connecticut
Charles jr. Clnrk.
mdu vMir.n nARIISfl. wift of tho famous tpnor Heft), and her sister-in-law, Mrs. Park
Benjamin, Jr., photographed at the Caruso home, Easthampton, Long Island, N. Y., Wed
nesday moring, following robbery of jewels valued at $400,000. At the right is Gcorga
Fitzgerald, uaruso's chauttcur, wno urea at oucgiur-
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OLDEST AND YOUNGEST SUFFRAGIST
IN CHICAGO. Seated near the Coliseum, Mrs.
Olympia Frown, 85 years old, of Racine, Wis.,
Is making a silent appeal for suffrage support.
Miss Betty Gram, of Portland, Ore., is also do
ing lirr bit Inl -rnMnnnl
SAMUEL CLEMENT, of this city,
has spent a busy week boosting
Pennsylvania's favorite son, Gover
nor Sproul
Leaner Photo Sen Ice.
PITTSBURGH DELEGATES AT CHICAGO Left to right,
John K. Emge, John P. Harris, Congressman John M. Morin
and Frank J. Harris Ledger moto service
DR. WILLIAM WISTAR COMFORT, pres
ident of Havcrford College, who conferred
degrees yesterday
Ledser Tboto Service.
SPOON MAN and most popular graduate
of Haverford's 1920 class. He is Gran
ville Earnest Toogood
Ledger Photo Service.
HRATOR AT HAVERFORD yesterday.
He is Dr. William H. P. Faunce, president
of Blown University
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THERE WAS MUCH MERCHANDISING of goodies at the street frolic on
Thompson street, bqtween Franklin and Eighth streets, yesterday. The pro
ceeds will be used to aid sick babies during the warm weather
Lcdircr Thoto Service.
GETTING THE SCHOOLSHIP AN- THOMAS JEFFERSON GRAMMAR SCHOOL RELAY TEAM. A CARRIER OF CLUBS.
NAPOLIS in condition for its long Left to right, Martin lirody, ADe Weinberg, Jack Goldberg and The caddy is Charles New-
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cruise, it is now tied up at rier ia,
North Wharves
LedRcr l'hoto Service.
Nathan Schwartz
camp, who was doing duty for
iirs. n. u. amith
Iedeer Photo Service.
THESE ARE BUSY DAYS along boathouse row, in Fair
mount Park. In the photograph joint owners of a gasolino
launch aro moving the engine back into the launch, after
overhauling Ledger Photo Service.
OUR CITY'S WORKERS AND WHAT THEY DO
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TURNING BORES ON RINGS nt the Hcss-Bright Manufacturing Co., Front street and Erie avenue, at the rate day, by the Resolute, but btill has a chance to com-
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BOSTON GOLFER who played hero Thursday. She is
Mrs. G. B, Johnson
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MISS ROSE LIPKO? 1243 North Leithgow Street
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a?i(!0ua?ia 'or .,'"' feature should be submitted,
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