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WITH BABY IN A HAVERSACK, mother
piefcs hops at Paddock Wood, England, making
use of hubby's discarded army equipment M v
LEARNING THE GAME under Coach Ziegler at Capo May.
Dorn andGenthncr, of Penn's football squad, arc In tackle posi
tion, while Cochrane and Gillette are standing Ledger Photo service
FOLEY, OF PENN'S SQUAD, in rapid practice at
Cape May. He played center on Coach Zicgler's
team yesterday Ledger rhoto service
THIS IS "BABE" SAMUELS, the- Providence (R n
heiress, who eloped with James Sinclair recently. She
wore this costumo at a ball thl3 summer Ketone view
UP TO THE TOP of the Dolomites in the Swiss
Alps.goes the climber in spite of a precipice where
a slip means death widow orii
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CHAS. S. SHAUGHNESSY,
Civil Service Commission,
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photographed when they reached the Itussian-Lctvinn frontier. An Ameri
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Francis do Soles Church, Forty-seventh stiect and Springfield avenue, beginning next
Tuesday night. Jean Burke (left), Mildred Tobin, Elizabeth Strain, Frances Tobin ' ' s
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lishing a record of 6:4G meters for women life the
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"FATHER AND SON ' ,,'olf J. W.
McIIugh, Jr. and dad at Aronimink in
the "Pater-Filiu" championships L p s
THIS IS SUTTON, catcher for
the Fleisher team, one of the
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AN ENGINELESS AIRPLANE or "glider," such as recently exhibited in Germany.
The plane, invented by Karl Roth, is built on the lines of a hawk, the largd bent wings
being filled with compressed air to hold them rigid wide worm
A SUCCESSFUL FLYING CONTEST for cngineless airplanes
wns held recently in Germany. The man in the picture is sailing
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OUR CITY'S WORKERS AND WHAT THEY DO
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HEADS FOR STAYING MACHINES FOR USERS OF PAPER BOXES
f i-eaplnnned by Ralph Thick, of 21G7 North Eighth str.eet, at the plabt t tho
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SAMUEL A. JOHNSON, who
walked from Albany to New York
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'stfn recently on Boardwalk street, 27 years' service. Route: ChWnul
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