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opening day of
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the three-da tennis tournnment on the Wanamakcr roof yesterday
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BEATEN BY TILDEN. Craip Diddle as ho warmed up for tin
match in the three-day tournament yesterday Ledger rtioto scrMi
SUN WARDS HELP A LOT. Children at the Samaritan Hospital, Brond and
Ontario streets, get the benefit of the roof in days of recovery. M'm Goodman,
the supervising nurse, is chatting with Laura Kripinski
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BALTIMORE WINS FROM ATHLETICS' YANIGAN TEAM. Keefe has just
hit the ball and is on his way to first. Lerian is the Baltimore backstop. The
umpire is Kccnan i.eiKsr rhoto seri
UP A POLE. Watching the game between
the Athletics' Yanigans and Baltimore at
Shibe Park yesterday afternoon
lUsr r-lioto .'or
THE GOVERNOR IN TOWN. He was
snapped at noon yesterday as ho chatted
with J. B. Hutch-nson, a former Pennsylva
nia Railroad ofllciul. They met at Broad
and Sansom .-treets "-i mi 10 r 1
DURING THE INITIATION. Members of the South
em High School fraternity brought E. Mnnsky and
II. Babbits to Independence Hall and made them
play "horse"
I.Mzct rhoto Senlcs
MOVING AN ELEVEN-TON MACHINE. It is being tnken
from tho second floor of the David Weber & Co. factory,
Fifth and Locust streets, to be loaded on the wagon
Ledger rhoto ,prlc
DOING A 440-YARD. Girls at Cambridge, England, in the tryouts for the
international races
Central fos I'hoin
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IHF.MSTK THIR1KLN I RA I ERN'ITY selec-tel toda.v s limerick winner. The missed one
mcmbei, vh, nobdd knoun Names, leading left to light (first rou)' Harry W. Lank, George
F. Brough, George C. Hi-nnnl, .irl V. Judiclf. Albert .Schclllcr; (back row) George B. Lex, Harry
F. Hauck, LcRoy Single-.( ail Sandbtrgcr, William E Tribit, Gcoigf L. Pchocnberg, Jnmes
McCallister
MRS. WILLIAM B. ABBEY
discusses housing in Phila
delphia in an Editorial Page
interview
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SPEECH-READING CLUB AWARDS JACK .1 INGLE PRIZE. Captains and
lieutenants in tho campaign to raise ?5O,n00 for the Speech Reading clubhouse
at 100(1 Locust strcot formed n Jingle Jury. From left to right (sitting), Rose
Knizie, Louise K. Holman, Priscilla Magoun, Mrs. A. E. Wood, Mrs. II. F.
Weeks; (standing), D. J. Hotchkiss. Mrs. Bruce Ford, E. L. Whitakcr, Mrs. A. L.
Smith, L. H. McKec and I). Ellis Lit
REGAINS HIS VOICE. It
was during an airplane flight
at nn altitude of 14,000 feet
that Henry A. Renz, Jr., of
Washington, underwent this
change Central Noun rhoto
GOING TO CITY HALL. Judge Oilady,
of the Superior Court, going noith on
uroau btreet yesterday afternoon
Lods-cr Tliolo iv r e
THE BEAUTY CORNER
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RUBIN hlinvAUl' NU I U IIWD weldm" a condenser head i
a shin at the National Electnt Welding Company, G North Twentieth street
Letter I hoto aervlto.
MRS. WILLIAM II. TAYLOR (left) and Miss Dorothy
Mlddlcton appear in "Farm Folks" for tho benefit of
the Home tor Aged Couplc3 and Aged Men, Bala
Ledger I'hoto Brvlot.
MISS ELIZABETH MOHN.
Sho is a mcmbei' of tho Vassal-
College players, now touring
tho country
RE.SERVl PNTROLMAN JAMES
TOMPKINS, who liab been a member
of tho police force for nineteen years,
is stationed at Twelfth and Arch streets.
Ho Is 52 years old and lives at '2.122
Bouinsireoi Udgcr t'liuiu ui vu.
J. BORTON yKKKSl president of
tlio Keystono Automobile Club, who
is doing much for hotter roads
ledger I'hoto Seivlco.
MISS IRENE RUBIN
2540 South Sixth sticct
Philadelphia
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