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ONE OF HUNDREDS. A busy postefflcc clerk of the
station nt Twenty-second and Market streets doing his
best te see that all get their Christmas mail
HELEN MORTON, of Swarthmerc, docs her bit te
help the Delaware County Children's Christmas
Cheer Association make many happy '
CHESTNUT STREET WEST OF TENTH STREET IN J892. The northwest corner was about the
same as it is today, but you'd be startled te see a horse car, as is shown in shown in etching. There is
net an automobile in sight te break any city parking rules. The patrolman has no traffic semaphore.
Nete thestrect pacing and overhead wires. Have you an old Philadelphia photograph. Send it te the
Evening Public Ledger
FA1HER PENN'S CHRISTMAS TREE. Decorated with
stars and covered with a white substance, it makes a beau
tiful picture, with the Arch street buildings as background
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SUE HARVARD, who will be the soprano soloist at the SEASONABLE HEADGEAR. Miss Jacqueline Legan, of DORIS E. YOST, treated well by the Uellevue- H& mSfi!MM SBfc Jl!li
twelfth annual Philadelphia Eisteddfod, te be held en January movie fame, had it all fixed up for a Christmas party Stratford Santa Claiib as children of the hotel rTTrff'T "' " 'MtBPlKlMU 8lilmS. KIH
FRED K. BEAUVAIS, poet, Indian guide and promoter, co-respondent in
the Stillman divorce suit, is starring himself in a movie, of which he is the
author. Miss Christina McNulty is leading lady wn wena rnote
:OUR CITY'S'WORKERS AND VHATTHEY DO
DR. JEAN B. BECK talks en
elementary training in Editorial
Page interview
IN CHRISTMAS PLAYLET. Jennie Mardene, Gertrude Wasserstren
and Sadie Steiner (left te right) carrying candles at the Nathaniel
Hawthorne Scheel, Twelfth and Fitzwater streets
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BRITAIN'S MODEST VIOLET. Lord MISS RUTH PRITCHARD
Riddell, Lloyd Geerge's publicity man at peared in Philadelphia Mw
Arms Conference, sails for home u. &. v. Club's Christmas entertainment
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MARY TKOUTMAN, LM10 Mutter Btreet, operating automatic bettle-filling NAVY WINS BATTLE AGAINST SAND AND WAVES. MISS CAROL CUMMINGS, of William HIS CHRISTMAS HOME. Yee, they de
wnchlne at the Smith, Kline & French Company, Frent and Poplar streets. The U. S. destroyer DcLeng aground at Halfmoon Bey, Calif., Penn High Scheel, helps te deliver toys celebrate Christmas at the Philadelphia
v The machine handles forty different types of bottles
Is saved. One of crew 'ng aboard In basket
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Zeei The keepera previde extra feed
TRUST OFFICER. Harry A. Mankln, of the Ninth NJ
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-.. Tennla and basebnir nre his hobbles
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