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$ k, TN ti0 , -iv 0 AFTER A NEW RECORD. Frank Loomis, of tho Chi-
$i '! ' i'SSLt ircaffitf , . v ? cago A. A., as he went over tho-hurdlcs in practico on
- .Ik $bf 100 - . ; ! Franklin Field. He'll try for a new 440-yard hurdlo
'Cf igPP7 , . ts'v record Ledser rhoto Service.
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went to England to receive a degree of
LL. D. from Oxford University. Ho is ac.
knowlcdging cheers from sailors
Wldo World rboto.
THE CANADIAN COACH. W. R. Knox brought
with him from Canada a score of good athletes to
join in the American Legion games
Ledger rhoto Sen Ice.
JURY DISAGREES. In tho trial of Cccty Burkctt,
eleven years old, charged with slaying his seven-year
old playmate, Benny Slavin, at Ora, Indiana, tho jury
deliberated eighteen hours. Cecil is shown with his
mother- international.
COMING FAST. Jeiry Dulmager, one of the Philadclphians who fought
In France, getting ready for the American Legion games on Franklin
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PRESIDENT AT KNOX ESTATE FOR THE WEEK-END. The President and Mrs. Harding motored up from Washington today for a brief period of rest and relaxation MISS BEATRICE BECK, daughter of Solic
at the beautiful country home of Senator Knox near Valley Forge. The Knox mansion nestles against a wooded hill. Tho little footbridge is among the rustic charms of itor General and Mrs. James M. Beck
Senator Knox's fine CStalO Ledger I'lioto Serlce. Harris s. Kln.
MANY EGGS UPSET. This refrigerator car, laden with many thousand
eggs upset in a collision at Front street and Washington avenue, yesterday.
The derrick is now in action Ledger rhoto seric
MANAYUNK FETE. The Girls' Friendly of the St. Andrew's Church
conducted the event yesterday afternoon. Miss Harriett Marriott, Mrs. W.
C. Ncilson and Miss Esther White were among the workers
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OUR Cm S WORKERS AND WHAT THEY DO
A MODERN TOUCH. A khaki-clad member of the British army in a Roman chariot at tho Royal
Navy and Military tournament, held a few weeks ago, at tho Olympia, in London
Centra' News rhoto.
CHAMPIONS. Miss Phyllis H. Walsh (left) and Miss Anne B. Townsend arc the new lawn tennis champions of
Pennsylvania and Eastern States in doubles. Yesterday they defeated Mrs. Gilbert A. Harvey and Mrs. M. Brooko
Huff. Today tho Misses Walsh and Townsend will oppose each other for the singles championship
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A LAND DIVE. At Kingston-on-the-Thames, England, one of the athletes is going over four
membota of his team during Bank Holiday stunts central No I'joto.
MISS CLARA KURTZ operating a sanitary wrapping machino in tho
chocolato factorv of II. O. Wilbur & Sons. Inc.. 235 North Third street.
Si Tie pieces of chocolate are wrapped with tinfoil and pther types of
,', coverings . Lcdflr l'hoto BervM.
MISS ELSIE PARSONS, of New York, arrives
from Europe on tho S. S. Adriatic, to complete
plans for her wedding
Central News rhoto.
5SERVK PATROLMAN WALTER HARRISON, who has CA PAIN DAVID F. SELLERS, U. MAKING A mn i An
an stationed at Fifteenth and "Chestnut streets for several S. N. has been mndo personal aide to PrnnVl. ,in- i IN, PA,RIS Gormanino
ars. Ho ltve3 at 4408 Mitchell Btrect. Harrison is well Secretary of tho Navv Denby 'cncn uanccr, whoso dancing and unique co
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