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DISTRIBUTING SEED TO THE NEEDY. Members of the. American TESTING FOR BLINDNESS. Dr. William Lee, nt Thir
Rehcf Administration at Kazan, Russia, where they are delivering seeds te teenth and Shunk streets, where several hundred horses are
the land tillers. Americans supcrintcndiiiK unloading from cars i. r.s. being examined before purchase by city iJer i-noie acrvu
, SOME GIRL SOME DOG. Miss Dorethy Sibley wen first prize In a
' California beauty contest. 'She also wen the deg, which was raffled
i elf during the carnival
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PHILADELPHIA HOCKEY PLAYERS. Miss G. Hearne (left)
and Miss Betty Wiener, members of the team picked te battle with
the British team which is te arme here next week i p s
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SHE'LL BE HERE SOON. Miss K. Liddersdalc, England's
brilliant center forward, is a member of hockey team which
will play Philadelphia and Bryn Mawr girls ' Photo uiui
I'WO COACHES. Raffcrty, of the Washington and
Lee eleven, had his men en Franklin Field yesterday.
"Jeisman, of Penn, is with him i.e.u-cr pnoiebtni"
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD GIRLS AT PLA. At the right is Miss Anita Masen
captain of the Auditor of Revenue babkctba.l team. Miss Marien Haws has just
made a try for the basket 1 1 itcer photo scri
WHAT THEY DID FOR UAD( UllL. Iho house puinter is Mwa
Januc Webster, of Canada; the hiking expert, Miss Dickie Trask, of
Panama, and the reader of the stars, Miss Manik Kesambi, of Ind'n
OUR CITY'S WORKERS AND WHAT THEY DO
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en American art in an
EditerinI Page interview
PENN'S MASCOT. Francis
Hutchins, important factor in
football organization u p s
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OLYMPIC PASSENGERS. Mrs. Slvanu, Stokes, of New
erk and Vasliingten (left), and Miss Kutherine Mackay.
I hey have been in Europe for several months c n. p.
UAPKI',R?M HWKIIEN. Mrs. Wiiliam Celvin, wife of
iMajer ( elvm, American military attache at Stockholm, has
returned with their two children tennii .v- " l0
A WINNING JUMP. Ned
C-eurdin, the Harvard star,
was caught flying through
the air in n bread jump,
at Travis Island ;. n. p.
JESSE S. COTCRELL, of
Tennpssnp, has been ap
pointed Minister te Boliv Beliv
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IN VIRGINIA. Mr. K.
Clarence Jenes, of New
Yerk and Palm Beach, is
(pending these fall days at
Het Springs c. n. p.
JOIIN GOWER, 110 Seuth Fifth street, Darby, spraying and
enameling dell headB, in the factory of the Quaker Dell Company,
155 North Sixth street iigr puote brvic
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