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A DEFENDER OF FIUME. An Italhn
soldier of renown, as indicated In hi.
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1'KUE U'lllI 'UIE (;uVi:i:.0i:S. Irs. CoelidRO
(left), wife of .he Vice President-elect, and Mrs.
Sproul, wife of US.nnsylvanta's chief executive, enjoy
the siKht-seein? tours taken by the visiting state
bi-nds yesterday i.ier ihnte Scrvice.
JIIIS. WOODROW WILSON AT FUNERAL of
W. A. F. EkciiKren, Swedish minister te the
United States. She. is leaving St. Jehn's Church,
Washington, nccempanied by an army efltcer
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CHRISTMAS SEALS FOR I-RKSIDKNT WILSON. Adrian Jlnycr, of
Washington, is delivering a supply of goals te the President's sccrctarv,
Mr. Tumulty, at the White Heuse
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Philadelphia, discusses the delivery of.
Christmas mail in an interview en the
editorial page
MISS JEANNE i TE RA.NM.N, iv
irer lnemiiei' of Congress, clmijimni
of committee te welcome and enter
tain Mr.;. Terence MacSwiney
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AT illi: SiAUl OF A SOCCER MATCH. J. McDowell.
captain of Penn Charter; Tem Scott, the referee, ami X. ;
. isaney, captain or uermnntewn friends team (left te
right), nt Queen Lane, yesterday afternoon
Ledger l'hote SerUcf
MR. BLISS IS RIGHT. THE XSUN HAS RETURNED. It
hasn't been noticed much of late, but yesterday morning our
photographer caught pedestrians from "up above," en Dela
ware avenue, and their shadevs, tee
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PKiONER IN RUSSIA.
Mr-. Marguerite E. Harrison,
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wen an, arrested by the
Soviet Government
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OUR CITY'S VCRKIiKS A.D WHAT THEY DO
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'I HIS IS RESERVE PATROLMAN WILI,IM
KUNZIG, ct-.iienel at Itiead and Filbeit ;.,.i,'i,"
ten year- of !r- t nt -(, c f.n- i.i pid'ie , ,i
ment. He i, f, ity-s-vcn ia 's idd and Iim -, .nb hu
wife and one child, at 'US NertJi Tenth .st.ett.
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