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du'n woman's Klf champion, had low score at
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WRECKERS AT WORK. Everybody in sight took a hand in getting street
car lines clenr at Fifty-second street and Lancaster avenue, when the truck,
owned by William Weeks, 2319 Amber street, skidded and turned ev s. i a.
HER SCORE WAS 95. Miss Edith Leitch. sister
of British golf champion, get nn erratic 53 en
way home in Berthellyn Cup tournament r
WELL UP 0 THE LIST. Miss Mild'ed Cavcrly (left), th
Philadelphian, finished in 88, while Miss Glcnna Collett, of Provi
tlence. turned in a card of '12 i.iver rhote ."or,
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GETTING MANY VOTES. Virginia people arc voting this week te pick a Queen for the historical pageant, winch
will be held in 1922. Miss Marien Spragins, Seuth Bosten, Vn. (left), and Miss Eleaner Housten, of Richmond, ait
candidates. The voting will end en Saturday
IJOOTING THIJ HALL Day. of the Penn football squad,
was snapped en Franklin Fieid during practice yesterday
.it n " i lie pat mueii power in the kick i.. i
TEACHING EFFECTIVE BLOCKING. One of the many prat
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accompanied the ceuncilmunic delegation te Point Breeze
yesterday. They're studying gas leaser riiu' -
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knewn British actress, did "kick-off" act when British
teams plnved foet1 all te help a Londen hespitnl s r
SAV THE YANKEES WIN. "Dick" Croker, once known ah the
big chief of the lanimany political wigwam in New Yerk, with
his wife, at the N k Prle Grounds ui.d. nvoed a rn-i. m .i
OUR CITY'S WORKERS AND WHAT THEY DO
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NDEIt'S DAY Piviik nt M. Crey Themas, of Bryn Muwr Cellej,
academic proc-estien dnrlpc the celebration at Mount Holyeko College
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