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AN ENGLISH PETROL PERAMBULATOR. A
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SAILS FOR THE ORIENT. Secretary Denby greeting
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the Philadelphia Women's Gelf Championship at Huntingdon Valley
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Peppy Week, te aid sick veterans
SOME OF THE ANDREE WRECKAGE.
Damage done te the British cargo ship
when struck by H. F. Alexander off Fert
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REPAIRING THE H. F. ALEXANDER. Workmen were put te
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LIBRARY. Hecter McQuarrie (left), and
Charles Masdew, handling 500-pound steel slabs
HOW THEY MAKE UP. Miss Mary Andersen, movie star, teaching
Ethelda Bleibtrey, the world's greatest woman swimmer, something about
the movies. Others shown are Gertrude Merris and Hazel Zietz
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