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PHILADELPHIA t TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1921
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IN Till- BOTVMC AI CARDENS Fair co-eds of Penn who assisted in the May revels, which wore con- "THE TEMPEST." It was given last night at tho $ lL tjHmim 9Stk-)PS . t&tfis4'Q "H'J" 't& ft
tinued yesterda afternoon. Thev are (left to right) Marie Curlctt, Anna Dolan, Mnrv Monaghan, Botanical Gardens of Penn by members of the Philo- i ,Q; 'AKWMWf ''', GSSTtA-U WW 'J0w7Lii j tfrst' v'$ v
Beatrice Griffith and Elsie Stevens Ledger rhoto th-ruco mathean Society. Miss Widmyer (left) and Miss & Wmftmf l rJM-ji WJJ'. JTO J-litwLffl
fi&W 4 ; JUy, klm im'! WUlM . WiWlk- FRANK B. CROSWAITE, of HAMPTON WINNING. The Logan school runner won the final of the hundrcd-yar.l
4bkV V v4x&k r r '&$$ , ' '?&$& "mm ' jf&fraiwll '. 'Vfl&l I- '"Vfr--. - Washington, has been appointed dnsh at the grammar school track meet, held on the Northeast field, yesterday afternoon ,
?&y ySlraT L ?vGy ,f" jRk. R(Sfliii -" ifi$ il'K' ' as n spccinl nssistnnt t0 the at" cr So"1'"'
WEIGHING BABY. During the dedication exercises of the Babies' IN SHAKESPEARE'S POETIC DRAMA, given last . H f "U MHHBlllP' IaV'' "' - - !' Mtm '?
Hospital of Phi. adelphiu, held ye.-tcnlay, city officials and others were night at Botanical Gardens, William Stewart appeared fet,"''I - vrl'r i'&4 " -''-K ' X W1IBM&
shown how tbe l.ttle patients nio treated ' nwto srvn.e. as Ferdinand and Miss Marion Masland as Miranda ml -1 'li Vviiv'lHHB '-MS c ' J ' " 0 mR?'
'- F; M" fJHS tm&- W&ffi M'W&H wTm WW!' HELPING WELLESLEY. Among Philadelphia graduates of the Massn- i ' ! 'HB' W "
'm '' M " 'Wf' ft!! fSwP? J-ll 'f VJSgJZSi1 1'' " l chusetts college 'out yesterday posting bills was Miss Eugenia Vansant ' UaHBHtt. Pa
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CLIFTON l.lsr.K n"usse- tho work of tho Ro,
Scouts in an inlurMew on the Editorial Page
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ON THE ROOSM KLT BOULEVARD. Under the supervision of an ex
pert, these men, .ituding to become city firemen, are taught how to
operate and care for automobile fire equipment
LdRer I'hoto SorMce
WALTER BOSWELL, the hteeple
jack, is on the steeple of a church
at Ninth street and Lehigh avenue.
The cross is to be taken down and
ICgildcd LedKer J'hulo Service
CHAIRS FOR THE CABINET. New ones arriving at the White House
for tho new cabinet officers. Tho old ones were purchased as .souvenirs
, Dy me wuson cabinet members
Harris i. i:mn,
A WINNER. Thf bronrl-iumnincr laurels of
the grammar school meet went to Ellwood ,1
Wink, of tho W. S. Pierce School, Twenty
fourth and Christian streets
Ledger I'lioto hen '
OUR CITY'S WORKERS AND WHAT THEY DO
THE BEAUTY COfiNER
: ,&&. I TMj- &'W$' 13! .SEMAPHORE SENTINELS I jtV&K. 1
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AflSS ELIZABETH McKLE, K51o Noith Front street, operating a machine at the
factory of E. J. Spangler Co., 1237 North Howard street, that completes tho making
of envelopes, printing name of firm and address as well as putting glue on tho flaps
r Ledner l'hotoj Herylcu.
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AT THE CURTIS COUNTRY CLUB. Tho Northwest Boys Club defeated tho
Lawndale athletrs by three points. Score fifty-nine to fifty-six. J. Dechter, of the
Curtis team, finishing the hunSred-yard dash. Grace McFarland, of the Northwest
club, failed to get over in her attempt at the high-jump1
M Ledier Photo Berylce.
HE'S AN EXPERT GUNNER. Mar
tin O'Malley 'directs traffic at Sov
cnth and Chestnut streets. He lives
at 2210 North Lambert street, Is 30
k years old nd las been a member of
w the police 'force for nlno years
L , Ldr X'bo9 Hctvlc.
HE'S THE PRESIDENT. Milton Hohl
feld is leading the Industrial Baseball
League activities
' Ledgtr I'hoto Servlo.
MISS ESTELL PATASZ
173 West Lehigh ayenuo
Philadelphia
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