IV Jf-:
ft . '
te
e: icr''i;r
", "
v - v;
u
?
K
Euenmcj public 2fe&Qx:
Is
PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21', 1920.
8WP
1 1fr fKNtmKtLBBSEKfemEmmKR.
fr
8f
-
nmn.'m
Riffef FIGHT FOR
PENN FOOTBALI PRACTICE. .Too Strauss making a flying tncklo on Franklin
Field yesterday afternoon as Bibeti tries to block hfm
Lcdstr Photo Bon
fcAffyy WgjyiTSm yWm $ iVTirii" ' Tfi m 'i i mi nun 1 i I,.,. mil .t,-ifa,'$jffJt
PH1LADELPHIANS WINNING. Tho final of tho double sculls won by Kelly and Costello, of the
Vesper Boat Club. In tho Olympic events. A, huE reception Is arranged for their return
' Wcitern Kewspaper Union
HUNDRED PER CENT AMERICAN PASSENGER SHIP SAILS.
The first voyage of tho Panhandle State, of the United States Mail
Steamship Co., but owned by the U. S. shipping board. Sho is to
stop at English and French ports. Tho American flag and shield
grace the ship Underwood A Underwood
LATEST PARISIAN CHAPEAU.
Miss Helen Akeroyd, of this city,
returns on tho S. S. Aquitania
wearing this velvet helmet; with
chin hands wido World Photo
MMmmSmm
OLYMPIC ATHLETES IN LONDON. Many athletes from Canada and America cpmpetc in.
several events in London. In tho photograph, Earl Thomson, of Dartmouth, at tho oxtremo right
won thl3 event.
Western Newspaper L'nloti.
PUNTING AND BLOCKING. Coach Heisman sent his men through a terrific drill of KILLED IN NEW YORK EXPLO- TO HELP IN HOSPITAL FETE. The Misses Theresa and
punting and blocking yesterday afternoon. J. Miller has just kicked tho ball, while SION. Colonel Charles A. Neville, Betty McCabe, who will assist in the lawn fete at the St. Agnes
Whitehill and Crawford are following the blocking instructions Quartermaster Corps, U. S. A., of Sa- Hospital this .week (
vannah, Ga., among those killed by the
Wall street bomb
UndiTwood & Underwood
Ledger Photo Service
', . Hill i p WWyWWPW i tmmmmmmmm mi,t i in wm i WW WWWWIII" I J
WmiEV.s TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP OF PHILADELPHIA. The mutches opened yebtenla.s at the Germuntown Cricket
Sewell, Mih Edwarda Gamble, of the Baltimore Country Club, und Miss Phyllis Walsh (left
Club., Manhcim.
to right).
lliMIIMi 1 1 1 i ii 1 1 HULMBi iijw ii 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 MHIH
--. v iHBBkiKL4flHMfl HCl T.I .: SHiTJ xtJWy t
r"7HP v iBHnraKaEH Ejv'ic.VKR?-v.a
L -C1HBF i ( . y jmimtAWSiM'.A-iJKTf'Mitml HIBHBBlBlbZ ' .j- fcii,ear!V2'SiJ
KHiHUBKiiiflEEl)?V'ii&
1 wmimmEmaxA.'wzwBi
Aniimrr tlm unntntinnfu ni-n Miuu Tfoli.n l.ll'Ii'S UnPePCIlrvfO C.,. ...... lir y. -..
Lcd.-er x.bolo Sen,. mB '" Z'?0 l!fa tho I-WlUIam Dick, who was formerly Mr,.
...., ....... w...v.- iiuiu3 oonn dncou Asior. at westouiy, i.
Undemood i. Underwood
Central News I'lwlu
OUR CI IT'S WORKERS AND WHAT THEY DO
- I
Wi i? f a-
, ;x 7
' .
-'-. V
' x
"1!. . - -''
!V V.a?5P&&1syaB'I
r ',i ipwj K.u?.ii;ava ih 1.';.
u-'j.-i ft .. i y' . tM irati s uk,sk.c &."". ' -
imfi&MAw mm t W3
fflWwMK' Wm '" &l
' V
w,- "'
0S , w
Tht, iahAUTY CORNER
Hssn
JIiJ T PRESS. Thia machine vulcanizes the belt, which it. the finishing touch in tho manufacture
of rubber belting, at the Quaker City Rubber Co., Wissinoming. Long rolls of cotton duck
have previously been impregnated with rubber and built up of several thicknesses. Nicholas
Canning, 2033 Bridge street, and Philip Gaul, 619 Tioga street, sea that tho proper temperaturo
and pressure are maintained.
Ledger Fhoto Hervlc
WINNER OF ( URTIS PENTATHLON. Dowey
Hoffman showed that ho was tho best all-around
athlete of tho Curtis Country Club at tho meet
on Sunday
lAdtcr rhoto Oervlo
AT QUEENS CLUB, LONDON.
Hamilton, of tho U. S. A. Olympic
learn, won tho javelin-throwing event
Wattern Newspaper Union
LEOPOLD STOKOWSKI, conductor of the
Philadelphia Orchestra, discusses an opon
minded audionco in an interview on the edi
torial pago
Ledger rhoto Btrrlo
MISS MILDRED SIMPSON.
1)021 Hovorfoid avenue, Philadelphia
Ledaor moto
SirWi 1
.lit"
"W
n
fT$.
A
vi'
A, '
fei-Av fti 'Aiphiii til
MgMfa