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PUTS ASIDE HIS COMMON PLEAS COURT GOWN TO FILL HOLIDAY BASKETS. Judge
John M. Patterson directed the distribution of baskets of Christmas-time cats at City Hall to
527 families remembered by the Prison Welfare Association
I-pilirer I'hntn Service
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A LITTLE EQl ESTRIENNE FROM ATLANTIC
CITY. Dorotln Moore, 31 Fairmount avenue,
Chelsea, giving hei Christmas steed a tryout.
TOYS AND CHEER FOR THE FRIENDLESS. Jack Wemsteiu, with
little Lester Weinstein, 5229 North Tenth street, nnd Frances Slomire.
2527 North Dover street, playing Santa Gnus to youngsters of the
Northern Home for Friendless Children, Twenty-third nnd Brown street5.
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ITALY RECEIVES LOST GERMAN DIRIGIBLE. Landing
of the third airship required by the Italian Government
following peace treaty conditions.
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THE ' LDER KN TE tOMMI'lTEE l.W LITIGATING t OAL SITUATION.
Left io right- Senator Walter E. Edge, of New Jerse ; Sei.ator A illiam M. Caldcr
(ehaiiman), of New York, and Senator William S. Kenyon, of Iowa.
BISHOP JOSEPH F. BERRY, of
the Methodist Episcopal Church,
discusses New Year resolutions on
the editorial page.
A HOLIDAY DISPLAY TWO MONTHS IN THE MAKING. A. Rnbell, 2715 South Thirteenth
stieet, nnd Edward Frcyer putting the finishing touches to an elaborate Christmas scone at the
former's home. The many buildings are strikingly colored by Mr. Rabcll. He has been an
employe of Hog Island since the opening of the yard. i.Mier l'hoto novice.
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PREVENTS SPLASHING MUD ON YOUR NEW DRESS
A Paris wheel device designed to collect the mud und oot
it backwardon a line with the car.
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STAR1 LING b R O A U U A Y C apta r
Charles N I ugeialu, comntandiig New
York's air jiolic"- in a thn' inc tunt
KITH CrORDON. the "Buby-'l ulK
L.iuj, '"i Tarkmgton'- "Seventeen,"
Fo..iing after surgeons broke
hfi ', jr to cure bow-leggedness
OLR (1h S WORKERS AD WHAT THEY DO
iiNISH KING AT RHEIMS. Christinn X
needing a German gun which shelled, so dis
n trouslv, the famous cathedral of the French cit
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ON A TRIAL SPIN. Christopher and
Norris Lloyd, 1(!2U Spruce stieet, put
ting Santa Claus' gifts to the test.
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SIAMESE ROYALTY HERE FOR VISIT.
Ptince and Princess Mahidcl arriving from
Europe for a tour of the United States.
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HOLIDAY STATISTICS. Edward J. Cattell, the city statisti
cian, tabulating the many hundreds of Christmas cauls he
received from numerous friends
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SEMAPHORE SENTINELS
THE BEAUTY CORNER
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UNITED STATES TREASURY IIELLE.
Milt Hetty Failcr, chosen as the prettiest
gul in the Treasury, who christened the
monster oil painting of President Wilson,
Tieasury Uuilding, Washington Kevttunt
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HIS TRAFFIC SIGN IN HOLIDAY ARkA
Reserve Patrolman Thomas Toon, 1151 Sparl. -stieet,
signnlh his "ntot." .nd "hj" with h. '
und Christmns greeiiH at Fifth and Murkc)
streets. He has two children, a boy and a girC
k LlGi, i, I LI rt.f, iho lutly is representing "C,gaielteP
and her e-cort is ai rayed as a "Box of Matches" in tL
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