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MUJIMERS BATTLE WINDS AND COLD IN ANNUAl SHHPv'" WRH 'f''te EHBllBii
PAGEANT. Members of the Lebster Marching Club had no WBKT'' ty'f '' . 'HH ' (4 v ' ' iiWIai
asy job in pulling their large and gorgeous cape against the wBSIr I ."" "' ''' "ipj 4' wSWSj- j fflMJBWBBSH
heavy wind at Bread and Chestnut streets. -U the left is HNF -f.i c vlil ' ,! Vr ySW SPMlPPlWBSB
Charles Dumont, of the Klein Club. He ha' wen prizes fe BVk ' , m!& -) " VmA $&? M x0'i'i MlWm- f' V-hHIPI
rWFN.TY TntlEE YEARS AGO. Market street ns it looked -west of Thirtieth street. This was long before
-round wa's broken for the foundations of the uprights fe.r the P. R. T. elevated railway. The Pennsylvania freight
rtntien, at the i right, has been greatly enlarged. This photograph v;ns funi shed by Jeseph Tcstam, 1337 Seuth
Eighteenth rtrcet. If veu have an old Philadelphia photograph send it te.the Evening Publio Leikmk
DR. ELLIS PAXSON OBER- THE BOYS WELCOMED CHANCE TO PLAY ICE HOCKEY. They picked
IIOLTZER talks en pageantrj side?, found a block of weed and then the game was en. Ne score was kept,
in nn Editorial Page interview They had a big time en the pond at Haverford
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TESTING SPECIAL SPRINGb. Charles Margargal, 4301 Cloud btreet,
.Prankierd, has worked since 18C8 for William and Harvey Rowland, Inc. He
is new foreman in their Frankford mill
IIITE STRAPS FOR PERSONAL PROTECTION. Pair- HE'S THE CAPTAIN. Jee Pitts plays BROTHERS. Eugene V. Debs (left) -md his mmdik. t..
mount Park guards en duty after sundown are equipped ns guard for the Girnrd College basket- brother Theodere, at the former's home In Tn Ivii i ,. V '"'eeuntunt at th( Western Saving Fund
you sep Edward StringfcUew. Auteists can see them ball team ft fast aggregation diana u.rru Liii vrl y u V'ndelphia. where he has been empl yed for thirty
years. He lives at 6531 North Third street. Hebbyfan"1"