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FRENCH CELEBRATE. Members of French colony of Philadelphia and friends gathered at Belmmiv.j!
sion yesterday to celebrate Bastille Day, often spoken of In America as the, Fronch July 4th. Charto
Alcxnnderls presenting a French flag to Dr. Ernest L a Place. At right is Dr. Picric Girouiaspcalcer; jT?Jl'
PHILADELPHIA AND CAMDEN
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AN ODD ANGLE. Have you seen tho Rlttenhouso Apartment
on Rittenhouse square? Does it look like this when you gaze
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ELLIOT WOODS Is now officially known u-j
tho architect of the u. s. uapitol Bulldm$.
He was formerly superintendent c,.N.r.
FLEISHEK TEAM VICTORIOUS. Life's worth living for a lot of people since the daylight-saving plan has made it possible for them to witness a twilight clash in the ball parks of
Philadelphia any night of the week. Thousands gathered last evening to see Fleishcr beat the pride of Bridesburg by a 2-to-l score. Young and old filled the bleachers at Richmond
and Orthodox sticets. Tommj Volz, a Bridesburg pitcher, is Miown nt the left iikit Photo seme
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THE FFRST FLIGHT. The airship R-38, built at the Cardlngton Aerodrome, England, for tho "United SUtety
Navy, about to rise from the field on a trial test central Newrw
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NAOMI PRESCOTT was picked as the cutest baby on Belmont Plnteau yesterday, in the group of babies taken for an outing by the 'u
Philadelphia Hospital for Women. She is being held by her mother. Jra HolFman, Lewis Laikins and Jack Conley are on the mat.
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ITS AMERICAN HOME. When the R-38 is safely piloted across the Atlantic Ocean and makeaajfjfW
landing in Now Jersey, this hangar, just about completed nt Capo May, N, J., will shield thcoirw11?
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MRS. BERTHA MEYER and Miss Rena Rooney, mother and daughter, both of 3021 Jnnncj btreet,
yerkkk-oa corrugated boxo3 In the factory of the Corrugated Container Corporation, Venango and
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MR. AND MRS. SYLVAN I S STOKES, New York,
as they enjoy summer days at Newport, They are
yell known, in Now York's social llfo c. n, v.
A U-'IthD i' NOCU1IO, IMS Sou h Carlisle street,
delivers mail from Second to Fourth and from Mar
ket to Arch street uunr l'tuto Bervi.
CONDUCTING CITY DANCES. MIm Marguerite Walz and Harry T.B
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