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PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1921
HOLDS HER SCHOOL HIGH-JUMP RECORD. Jeanotto Robey goinft
back to earth after she cleared the bar at the Lansdowne High School,
during practice, yesterday afternoon
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A FRIENDLY COMPETITION. Dorothy Bowers is flying through the nir as the hurdle
falls over Her teammate is Kathryn Lyle. They' are members of the Lansdowne High
School girls' track team
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GOING TO FOREIGN LANDS. Mrs. Arthur Woods and
Mrs. William Brown Meloney, both well known in New
York society, sailing on the Olympic
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MAYS WARMING UP. The Now York American pitcher didn't
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NEW YORK ART STUDENTS HOLD ANNUAL BALL. At the left is Miss Peggy
Goodman, who appeared, as a Spanish dancer. The French maids are Miss Ruth
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ru-EREl'X MILBURN, taptain
i.f the American polo team, .aiN to
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THLY ROOTED WELL, BUT NOT ENOUGH. Women and men from the Frartkford
lurbarn of the Philadelphia Rapid Transit Co. on their way to a ball game
yesterday morning. Their team was defeated by the general office nine
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HIS AERO RUNABOUT. A. S. Butler, the first Britisher to use
a personal airplane with a uniformed mechanic-chauffeur. He is
leaving London for Paris to spend a few days
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CHILDREN "WATCH THE WORK. This photograph wu
taken as a student of the Academy of the fine aus ow
somo work at Sixth and Chestnut streets
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and Market streets. He has been on
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Fleming street, and 1b thirty-one
years Old Ledger Photo Service,
IN AMERICAN LEGION SHOW
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Chequers, tho estate where tho Britisli
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