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SHIMIDZU.tho famoua'Jnpnncsc tennis player,
in action at Newport. He plays many matches
in the U. S. before his return to Japan t n i'.
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LAUNCH NEW POLICE BOAT. The Rudolph Blankcnburff, soon to bo a part of the Philadelphia Polico Department equipment
and named in honor of tho lato Mayor, was launched yesterday at EHzabethport, N. J., with Mrs. Blankcnburg as sponsor. At the
left tho sponsor is being greeted by Mayor Marlag, of EHzabethport
GEORGES CARPENTIER, conquered by Jack
Dempsoy, on board tho La Savoie at Havre, France,
with Mrs. Carpentier and their dog vid Worm ioto
SERVING THE FIRST ONE. Mrs. Lloyd
George, wife of the British Premier, at the open
ing of St. George's Hill Lawn Tennis Club i n i
PRINCE OF WALES AT POLO. The Prince is the player at
the top of the etching. He was snapped during the match
between Hurlingham and Belcaire central . : k.k,
JOY FOR THE CHILDREN. Open-air shower bath, a wading pool and a shuffleboard are just part of the excel
lent equipment of the playground at the Friends' Neighborhood Guild, Fourth and Green streets. Bill Schwemle is
using a scrubbing brush on Isadore Angler. The shuffleboard player is Florence Krupp Leducr 1'hnto seri
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"THE PIONEER," Chicago's first locomotive, is now on exhibition at the
Pageant of Prof, ess in the Illinois city. Tho engine ran out of Chicago in
October, 1848. It was built in Philadelphia international
EDGAR W. LANK talks on po
litical organization in interview
on Editorial Page i ..urns
SERVING DINNER. An attendant in the home of real super-rats of
the Wistar Institute, Thirty-sixth street and Woodland avenue, dishes
out the good things that, the rodents thrive on Ledger Photo sen ico
MRS. PENEIIERRA, of the Ecuador Le- ON THE ROTARY "CHOO-CHOO." Children
gation, Washington, spending summer ready to start from Camden for Ocean City, the
months at Asbury Park, N. J. i u i guests of Philadelphia Rotnrians Le.iiror Photo servic
'! I OUR CITY'S WORKERS AND WHAT THEY DO I pv " I li . il 1 'MAIL!
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bridge on the Schuylkill, division of the' Pennsylvania ilrtfair thatpans 'thd MonayUnK
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