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NOT A HEAD-STAND. This motorcar made a forty-foot "broad jump" at the agricultural BACK AT HIS DESK. Director Cortelyou, of , K;HiV''4IIBil k' mKtmWKKm 'Li
show held recently in York, Pa. The driver is F. E. Wasling. The photo was snapped as the Public Safety, picked a hot day to return to his du- ji 4WflHH' -H 1 J I mmPWkZdtM Z WdHMH- PJ VlPP
car's front wheels hit the landing board underwood & underwood ties at City Hall. He had been ill ten days i. p. s tjM-MWWHBMtBLty.AJaCT V jiKKKmKU U' '
HBMHBBSHHHk 1V vS'Si WSrMlKKK NON-PARTISAN TRIPLETS. Wo Introduce to you. from left to right, THE ITALIAN AMBASSADOR. Rolando Ricci sails on the
HWfPWmrr'BAi --WM mi-tf 4sBSH?vfe Roosevelt, Taft and Wilson. Their last name. is Rich, for they are tho S. S. Aquitanin for England on a business trip. He smiles at
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PUPOTPD X3TVC TO VOfT Virrlif winn nnd nno tvnmnn nl1 nnllrfitVTR. whn Jirn Ollt of Work SinCe toll WBS abolished. RidloV Park toll hOUSC No.
was placed on wheels for the' celebration. Governor Sproul, in his address, lauded tho work of the Delaware County Commissioners and the Keystone
Automobile Club for efforts toward flaking the roadway free. Toll had been collected for seventy-eight years uren
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THE REV. WILLIAM BARNES LOWER, of
Olney, will cpend six weeks on missionary tour
through Montana, Wyoming and Colorado i. p. .
TEMPEST DAY. Tho younger boys at Girard College who stay there during tin
summer months are entertained by Assistant Superintendent of Police Tempest
The ple-eatlng contest was one of tho interesting events oi tne day
IN CAMP. Thomas Edison, his wife and young Firestone
taking thlng3 easy at the Edison-Firestone-Ford camp
near Hagerstown, Maryland underwood & underwood
MRS. E. S. H. McCAULEY,
Beaver, Pa., new member of
State Council of Education
UP HE GOES. It was his first timo in camp. His
company mate3 decided to allow him to enjoy tho air
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OFFICERS. Tho National Association of Organists is in session here. At left is II.
S. Fry, Philadelphia, president. Threo of tho State presidents aro: Myron C. Bal
lou, Rhode Island; J. J. Miller, Virginia, and Charles A. Shclden, Georgia i. p. s.
MAYOR MOORE in his ofilce, where he received offi
cials of Pennsylvania S. P. C. A. It was National
Horse Day. Marion Yunkcr tagged the Mayor up.,
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K i l'ONY PERRIE and John McCoy operating a ruuber-rullmg maJiine in the mill of tho
Bef Corona Rubber Cov 400 East Rittenhouse street, Germantown. The machine rolls
Bf compound into sheetaVrom which jnner tubes aro made ider rtoto servic
UK HIE LEWIS, champion bronco
buster of tho world, snapped at Pres-
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DENNIS B. HARRIGAN, 327 Spruco street. Ho has
been in the sorvico nineteen years. Route: Market to
Walnut and Second to Third streot Ledger rnoto Service
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