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PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1920
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TOYS FROM TIN CANS Wounded soldiers in New York have struck the
keynote of economj, b making Christmas toys for the children from discarded
tin cans Keystone View Co
GIRL VIOLINIST HOME PROM
EUROPE. Miss Mane Kryl, daughter
of Bohumys Kryl, the Chicago band
master, as she arrived on the S. S.
La Savoie InterimtlonAl
A CZECHO-SLQVAK GIRL. Will the
Senate bar this type of immigrant when
they consider the Johnson bill, which
virtually prohibits immigration for one
year? Underwood A I'llderwood.
ON WAY TO SERVE EiGHT-YEAR SENTENCE. William
Bush, the Wilmington banker, who pleaded guilt to em
bezzlcment in a Delaware court yesterday, accompanied b
a deput warden is on his way to the county workhouse.
Bush IS. at the ngh1 Ledger Pho'o Sertre
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THESE ARE BUSY DAYS. A Christmns shopper snap,
ped on Chestnut street as she left a store. She's dis
playing a real Christmas spirit by taking homo her pur
chases. It all helps the dclivory man
Ledger Photo Service
STEWARD ON THE MAYFLOWER. T. Shiro has been on
the President's yacht for ten years. He was snapped with
his children, Josephine and Eugene
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AN EMERGENCY CHRISTMAS POST
OFFICE. This fittingly decorated auto
truck is one of several placed on the
streets of Washington to cope-with the
Christmas parcel post work
IlnrrH & Ewln
HIS DADDY MADE IT. Members Fire Company No. 45, Twenty-sixth
and York streets, are going to have a Christmas tree. The flrchouse, built
by Fireman John Keegan, Sr., will be part of the decoration. His son John
will get the outfit after the holiday season thus his interest
Ledger Photo Service.
LONDON "BOBBIES" here to fight policemen. Left to
right, Jack Stanley, heavyweight; Inspector A. J. Bnggj
manager, and Harry Mallin, middleweight
Central News Phoin
;IFT? FOR HILDREN IN HOSPITAL. Score.- of youngsters in the St. Christopher'.- Hospital, Lawrence
anil Huntrz'lon -;:'cts t-njoyed a visit of ladie- csteiday who brought many gift . At tht left Charles
Brnr is tMirg ut hn cravons. Miss Mary Wagner and Mrs. A. R. Sutherland are helping Jane Drake
get her presents together -i r rhoto sru'
OUR CIT-S WORKERS AND WHAT THEY DO
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COMMEMORATING LANDING OF THE PILGRIMS. The girls of the William Penn High School will give a masque
"The Lighting of the Torch," in the school auditorium. this evening. Among the members of the cast are (left to right)
" wiun., iiuiv sui3K luiu .mmuui oiunuiu, us iiiuiuna; iwsti ivuyser ana lsaDeiie uaiiagncr, as ruritans
Ledger Photo SerWce.
YALE'S GOAL KEEPER. Dicfendorf came to I'hila.
delphia with the ico hockey team to practice
C. M. ClarW.
THE BEAUTY CORNER
.MlbS HILDA HOM II , 71.' mencan trep , Olney an expert enguux.
gt the At H. Fox Co., Lightcenth street and W indrim avenue. It takes he.
from two to su days to enffrave a single gun
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I ORMER KING. Emir
i . a' who reigned for a
short time as King of Syria,
and is now in London
Keyttono View C.
'HIE REV. II. N. COUDEN, the blind
chaplain of Congress, who will retire
shortly after twenty-five years' service
HarrU A Kwlng.
THIS IS RESERVE PATROLMAN WILLIAM J. ULACK
DURN, stationed at Delaware avenuo and Chestnut street
for three years. He is forty-nine years old. Blackburn has
a wife and fivo children. They live at 1310 South Thirteenth
ircei. ue naa ueen on the poitco iorco seventeen yer4v
leaner I'noto Ber'U
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ROBERT VON MOSCII
ZISKER, justice of tho Su
preme Court of Pennsylva
nia, discusses law as a call
ing in an interview on thY
editorial page'
MISS EDITH SMITH
5709 PinoVBtrcet,
Philadelphia
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