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nOGS B 1HI i( ORL. Ihcy were Rathercd together yesterday at the First Regiment Armery, Hrend and Callowhill streets, for the ninth
annual ihew f the Kernel C l-ib tf Philadelphia. At the left i? Hulhvark Hultenia, owned by Charles C. Schnfcr. Miss Mary Elizabeth
Altemus had Li Ping Teu in her custody
YOU KNOW HER. Miss Alexa Stirling,
once natiennl golf champion, seated at her
desk in her New Yerk bend-selling efllce Jnti
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Houghten, England, giving the pack n close-up of the hnre. "Hi! Hi!" and the chase
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DOING A CLASSIC DANCE. Madame Anna Pavlewa, the
Russian dancer, who is new making a tour of the I. nited
States. She was in Philadelphia recently
WITH HER "THUMBS IT" MASCOT. Goalkeeper of the
Pl mouth Ladies' Field Club posed in Paris after her team
had played a scoreless tie againtt French girls c-mrui News rhute
JOS. P. DAY, auctioneer, who
will sell 1578 houses in war
time villages starting Dec. 10
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THEY'RE MARRIED. Marvin A.
Gustafsen, 19?0 track captain nt Pcnn,
and bride, formerly Miss Edith Griggs
KING CHRISTIAN of Denmark and his mother
She was honored by Copenhagen en her seven.
tieth birthday anniversary k.4.
STUCK IN THE MUD. Yes, an honest-te-goodness United States naval destroyer had I
te be pulled out of several feet of mud near Angel Island, off the California coast. I
BALLOON DANCERS. Members of Alumnae Association of William Pcnn High Scheel
in "Tangles" at Academy of Music. Left te right: Elsie Thatcher, Elsie Beidler, Ruth Tag'
gart, Ruth Eillcr, Hazel Henth, Rose Applebaum, Cilda Yeung, Emma Pike, Ethel Brewer
'OUR CITY'S WORKERS AND WHAT THEY DO
BUSY PHILADELPHIANS
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MMK' JOSEPH SIMONY, 1124 North Orianna street, operating a full-fas hiened RIVAL FENCING LEADERS. Cel. Renald Camp- HELPING IN WELFARE DRIVE. Mrs. M. Bentley R. WELKER, guard en the HENRY B. REINHARDT. assistant cashier of the Union Natien1!
BBh& knitting machine at the Quaker City Sweater Ce., Fifteenth and Wallace bell (left), captain of Britihh team, and Maj. F. W. Turner, one of the many who have volunteered te htick Tamaqua High Scheel bas- Bank, Third and Arch streets. He lives at Ardmore. Mr.Relnhard.il
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