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JUMPS LIKE NED GOURDIN. Fraulein Furchhelm is shown
winning the broad-jump event during tho athletic meet held in
the Berlin Stadium Vndcrwood & Underwood
WORKS HIGH ABOVE ALL OP US. William Alexander
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The tug-o'-war tc.am from the Allegheny barn is doing its best
athletic carnival of the Co-operativo Welfare Association of the Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company started yesterday at Willow Grove. It continues todav
as tho enmcra man caught it. Harry Uhler and W. J. Mcrz, of tho accounting department, won the three-legged race. The ladles had to burst ten toy
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DIGGING IN THE SAND. Sidney Feinberg, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Feinberg, Philadelphians,
keeping busy during his stay at Atlantic City
WINNERS. Frankford children and parents have big time during doll show of tho R. II. CLIFFORD. Ought to, be
Alexander Henry School, Frankford. Catherine Roden won first prizo for tho best- good. He's second cousin of Jock
decorated coach and Lillian Smith for best-drcssed doll Ledger moto servue Ilutchison i.d-r r-n t srict
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han baseball njric, which has headqurtei at Forty-elglith and Brown
btrceta. ThoJ-axe Edwnrd'MqLcar (left) and Prank Robinson
WILLIAM KRANK, .2012 East Monmouth NOBLES I'LAY GOLF. Members of tho Baltimore Shrine met tho g4;
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