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HONEYMOONING AT PALM BEACH. Mr. nnd Mrs. John H. Wilson, of Oak Lnnc.
Mra. Wilson wa3 formerly Miss Mndellno Asburv
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M V IIRIUKN ,1E rHIBlTION. Graduates of the Municipal Training School for Tin
Venice, located on Seventh street above Norris, yesterday afternoon showed Mayor Mooie nnd
other city officials what they could do in s.n n 1 ivos, climbing buildings and sliding down ropes
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AT HEARING OP MOUNTED CONSTABLE. Ralph Forowood, of tho Radnor township police
was confronted by Mr. nnd Mrs. Karl F. Knipo, yesterday afternoon, nnd charged with making an
attack on them, at their homo in Kndnor, on Sunday night. Knipo appears with his head in bandages,
while Mrs. Knipo was photographed in her automobile, following the heaving
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".TUST BEE" was the name of a comedy given by the young people of the St. George's Episcopal
Church, Sixty-first street nnd Cedar avenue. Mrs. Mae Kent, Joseph D. Dillon and Miss Jane Lloyd
(left to right) were members of tho cast
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JUST A I'OSE. But Irvin Cobb, the writer, ib n, mean i-hot wncn t mUlk, a rabbit or a lox shows
up. He is one of a party of baseball players and writers at Dover Hall Club in Georgia
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uABL" HL'llt Ai fllh 1 L MP. Tho baseball
celebrity is controlling the wntcr supply at a hunt
ing camp in Georgia for a time. Ho is down
there on a hunting expedition Ionian Photo s-viro
GET'tlNG A FLORIDA TAN.
Miss Peggy Thayer, of this city,
snapped on the sands at Palm
Beach Intcrmtlonul.
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LIS i Ivl) 1 OK SLTt i:.i.l PIC tCEr DUTY. Mus Paul me Floyd (light)
licen u-. .'i. mo-t bcautu'iu u White Hou'-e pickets by the National Woman s
P.iit. Mrs. Lawrence Lewis, of Philadelphia, presented a pin
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OUR CITY'S WORKERS AND WHAT THEY DO
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'"iscussos the American dye indus
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WON TWO PRIZES. Fairfax Frosty did ery well ut the
specialty dog show held at the Waldorf-Astoria in New ork.
Mrs. Joseph M. O'Shca is the proud owner
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nING OF THE HOG ISLAND KEY.
AUttnow C. Brush, head of the local shipyard,
i iiiiltd over the four-foot key to Fiedenck
,'-irii5, a representative of tho I nited States
) rPing board. It marked the clonng of tho
largest shipyard in tho world
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AT THE ACTORS' FUND BENEFIT. Mrs. Clayton
Strawbridge, representing Antwerp, in "Ports of
the World."
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WOUNDED WAR VETERANS JUDGE LIMPl.Y Li.M'RIUvS. These foimer service men, ah of
whom wcro wounded in action during the world war, made the award in the limerick contest that is
nnnounced on I'ago 'i. today. Tney are members of the basketball
picture
Pago 2 today. They are members of the basketball team from ihn Philmlelnhin Power
Plant Engineering School, at 3250 Germantown avenue. In the picture from left to right ara
Davidson, Wnlter B. Greenwood, coach, and Stephci M. Ryan
(seated) Edward Linskv, John A. Jasper, Morton R Jacobs, Nonvood Boles, Meylor C. Williams
captain, and Joseph I. O'Neill, manager; (standing) Thomas L. O'Neill, William B. Willis, James
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S. II. DICKSON, 0100 .Spruce street, piepating tiros for vuli-anizing at tin1
Leader Vulcanizing and Tiro Co., 1327 Race stieot
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IN SWITZERLAND. Ono of tho British skiing party off on
an expedition across tho snows near Murren
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'ILi IS RLPLRVF lA'IROLMAN M.d l.' t. xA'i'LO '.,
tationcd at Ninth nnd Mniket streelu for t'o pat three years.
Ho has been in tho police department seven yoarp. Taylor lives at
U419 North Wator btrcot, is thirty-eight jtars old and married.
Fishing la his hobby
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MISS ELEANOR A. MATTES
1819 South Second trcet
Philadelphia