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M. E. Church, Forty-fifth and Walnut btietts, showed their ability as stage folks. Miss Frances J
M.s. Ruth Worthington, Miss Eleanor Armigcr and Miss Ihlen liabcock (left to right) were r
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MANALNK MARATHON. Hisler and Grav, scratch men, in the annual handicap
event, under the auspices of the Mt. Vernon Athletic Club, run oer Manayunk streets
on Saturday. At the right is Thomas W. Kelly, the winner. He is a member of
tlv Mt. ernon Club. riMjimff
INTERSECTION OF THIRTEENTH AND CHESTNUT STREETS. From the roof of
flu Adclphia Hotel the photographer pointed his cameir down on this scene. The
trolk car is passing up Thirteenth .street, while a Chestnut street line car waits for
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Ty Cobb, the new managei, gae his approval to the hour of race track work. Heilmann, at the right,' rode
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CLARENCE SAMUEL KING, of the
Atlantic Coast Shipbuilders' Asso
ciation, talks on marine week in an
Editorial Page interview
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STEWART STORE FMPLOES JUDGE LIM'RICK lift to ught the. an: (seated) Peggie Wilson, Kath
ryn Carlin, Moll L Chenni Dirtha Rurns, May Wolf-on, (standing) .Jean Mann, Mae Lucas, Saiah Pollack,
Sdm Cla.vniaii, E(Ht'i Kasanow, Sally Alter
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OUR CITY'S WORKERS AND WHAT THEY DO
SEMAPHORE SENTINELS
THE BEAUTY CORNER
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CARRIE sMDEK, 1J7 Muii'i uu'i -tic fi n. i i i r .' i . opt. at on of smcmi
tape polishing ninihiucs at tnt nmi of Juhn I. L.mbt Jk. sm , i mni !. i- Hi' 'u-e
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Pini(IPATED IN IMLRCin TRAPSHOOT
,1 P. J -hnai-n, Jr., of tw si, (lelt) and W. W
Posey, of Philadelphia. Posey was among the
first ten in tho scoring of the clay
beUgur 1'liulu fci.rvlci.
RESERE PATROIMAN SAMULL I VT
TIMORE, of 1051 South Bailey trcet, has been
stationed at Juniper and Muikct streets for
eight years. Ho is thlrty-ninu years old ntid
siiiBle-ALattimoro joined the police, force nine,
A'CUIS 0 LuiUcr I'Jiulo HinUu.
')'L?, ,N PHKSIDENT HRIUN(;
Uillord Pinthot was snapped as he lift the
White House
Nulluiui I'lioiu,
MISS ElEANOR W. DICKKY
COO Eu ,t Lippincott bticet
Philudelphia