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hroughout Germany in their effort to adjust the country against
n'itarisni. In this group American Women are assisting. k. & ir.
PRESERVING FAMOUS TREES. Exnoit tree ....
arc busy on the Capitol grounds, i.i Washington, tloinc all thf
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A HUMAN YACHT. English men and women have- adopted the new wutir
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HUTCHISON IN EXHIBITION, .lock Hutchison (left), the British open
golf champion, was watched by hundreds on the links of the Llaneich
Country Club yesterday. He paired oft" with J. H. Clifford (right), i- r s.
THE PILOT. A. W. Tate, of the Maple Leaf MI, the npv B-iti
challenger, which will race against Mis-, America for the Intvnu'ion i
and Harmsworth trophies at Detroit, on September 'kl. k.i i n r
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T FAMILY PICNIC. Employes of the Curtis Publishing Company, then
"a v lies and friends enjoyed an outing at the Curtis Country Club, Lawndale, n
' f'ny. Tile children kept the battery of swings busy. i-edcor ihom ser .
. OObLES IN SHOW. It was held at the Hotel Walton in aid of the Visiting Nurses Society of Philadelphia. At the left is Mrs.'
Jh 'ias W. C. Hartmnnn,'with Champion Miss Beautiful and Sporting Lady. The best dog of the show was picked from the
uartmann entries. At the right is iuiss Esther bitser with sparrow.
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FIRST AND SECOND. Charles C lownovn. of Giraui College, r
100-yard swimming ra e frr the William P yaikett cup. . .loi'
Marling, of tlu Red Cross Corps, Be ton, as a ciose second
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OUR CITXS, WORKERS.AND JVHAT THEY DO
FATHERING" DATA. Alvcy A. Aden. Second Arsi,tant Keerctar: of State,
supervising the work of getting information toady for (lie Amcrienn commif-
sioners at the Disarmament Conference. 1 .K-mntioi.i
HI. FIJRMAN ANGEI discusses
m n'nl disenhes in an MHorial
I'agp interview l.oiiKnr 'wa S"i ,
EDWARD 10LAN won this race, the sixty-five-yaid dash, against a laige held in the dual
meet hntwnen tho 'illilntnc f it, ol,.-,,.n.i !,. 1:.... "..!.. 1 ., im i.... r"nn(ir.
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Tolan represented Kinirses-in'' i 1. i i v
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WILLIAM WYTHE milling dies for paper box tnni" i ... In . - n'n
factory of tho National Metal Edgo Dox Company, UJ'J Cull" .mil
street u r a.
S( IIOOI. FOR FIRFMEN I'ln- Pre tow. is lieing used
to ti.un men foi tlie new i-'i.i1 cipaitnient ol il. mir-
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'I IMS LJSA NORRIS, Philadelphia, mi,.
(J, II. Demp'iey, Boston, during coatuim
ball a Narragnnuett Pior, R. I. u. i u.
' I ARI.I I. IIIHN. Haddon Height,, has bicn
'. the liostollle :.erviee 27 years. Route: Tenth
to Eleventh; Chestnut to Walnut street, i v a
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Rcgreation Centers. He won a, prle i-eJs" viioi ?cr
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