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niTTENHOUSE SQUARE IN WINTER CLOAK. '1 he reason's first snow snew snow
Bterni, which started yc.tera.v morning, decorated the cityli an artistic man
ner. In the background at the right is Hely Tiinity Church
TWENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY The membership of the Methodist
Episcopal Church of the Advocate, Gcrmantewn, celebrated the event yesUrdaj,
The Rev. J. Purman Sheek, minister (left), and Pishep Charles Wesley Burn
I AN IMMlGRAM Wn th . S. P'dena armed m New V r ( haini Roben Reben
I stein had te be awakened se he could disembark. The ' "'itlifu' orphan was
making a hard try te set his dailj nap inirr i& i . J.r a
OUR CITY'S WORKERS AND WHAT THEY DO
EDWARD GURNEY, 2067 Seigeant street, getting an insulating machine n ady
for shipping nt the factory of the American Insulating Maeh'rie Cninwwr. . l-an-
liill and Huntingdon streets. Gurney 1-. making a general inspection
VT SIXTH AND WALNUT STREETS. Comparatively few pcraens left their homes te
snow. The trolley system was net seriously inconvenienced
face the blinding
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DID YOU EVER DO YOUR WEEK-END SHOPPING IN THIS BUILDING? The etdl
snows me Lincoln lunrKet xieuse, at ureaa Birscc nna rairmeunc avenue, n3 it looked
Letere ureaa street was paved anu wnen a nersecar Jinc was operated en if oirmeunt avi
The site is new occupied by the LeiTaine Hetel. Have you a picture of old Philadelphia?
It te tnc EVENING I'UDLIC LiEBGEK
PACKING SNOW. The boys were busy rolling bip ones when snapped
in Washington Square at neon yesterday
ZIANG-LING CHANG, secie
tary bf Chinese delegation at
Arms Conference iMrri & i; .
GIRLS IN' I.NDl Si RIAL PAGEANT. Members of the industrial clubs
el the Kensington "i . W. C. A. conducted the affair. Miss Catherine
Engle repiesentfd Industry; Miss Jessie Taggert appeared as Libert
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iKV jKrak - THE "WINNERS" OF THE FUTURE. Yearling colts, which will seen carry, the colors eliM
BhV I " iHyp"l'& Geerge D. Widcner stables, are new wintering at Elkins Park. There seemed te be no efl
BBr ' " ' PaBnP-' '. CFim era snyncss ame"g the youngsters
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H A lt 1 Urt MIH.DKEiN S llO.MhOl'A'HIlL HOSPITAL. It wan known as tni "mii .,i i. ( mi.-ume J iti-' .i.-l ua. i.i,i nn k,. .,.,., , ...
at the Belluvue-Stratferd. Mrs. Den Hinklcy was very busy at the dell countei. Virginia Heyserand (left) sa-, adnurinir Mihli.' hi. i 'ELlhH. l-ruiuuu ,i. (1,,
'"' delU ' ' " "'" Wlll' tlje KenMnuten Trilhl f,,,,,,,., ,, l1M Ll
! L'elt. He is a member of Stentun Country Club
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