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JOHN MULLIGAN, butler, tried MR. LKWIS BRINTON who hurried te the hospital after THE BRINTONS SUMMER HOME. It is at Roscment and is the property of Eckley B. Cexc. PATROLMAN ISAAC SMITH (left), Cadsyi Sakmai,
te overpower chef, who stabbed Mr?. Brinten hnd been attacked by the Japanese The police found the heuse en Arc, and were forced te se through the smeke te the third fleer ' chef, and Patrolman Hatch. Hatch wag overcome by
him with the ice pick before takinp their prisoner smeke when he tried te reach the Japancse
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fnipcrs. The buildmf? was damaged bj gunfire pien of gh-l hopscetchers
JOE SIMPSON in action. He finished second. Jee represented Girard school
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They took part in the junior elimination finals of Philadelphia hop scotch championship at McKinley school playground
ONE OF OCEAN CITY'S LIFE GUARDS.
Douglas Crate, a Lafayette Collcge student,
is n speedy swimmer. He's Ne. 18
MRS. W E. BOUAST. of
Carlinville. 111., only turf
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talks of public golf
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CHICAGO POLICE AND ROBBERS IN STREET BATTLE. One of the bandits
was killed and a policeman badly injured. The car in which the robbers were
riding went through the fence after the chauffeur had been shot
GET ON THE RIGHT SIDE AND STAY THERE. But the
right side of Londen sidewalks is the left side. A crusade
is en te regulate pedestrians
HOW ANITA TOOK THE SLIDE. "Gracefully" is right. ' Miss Anita Stewart, SIR RICHARD SQUIRES
film star, attended a Chinese fete given by society women at Bay Shere, Leng Island is going te England for
vacation. He is Primi
Minister of Newfoundland
DR. FRANCIS X. DERCUM. of
Philadelphia, aboard the. Olym
pic, en his way te Europe
MISS ESTHER ROWLAND was
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summer at Newport
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SPEEDING AFTER THE BALL. The Bryn Mawr pole four journeyed te
Rumson, N. J., te meet the Rumson Country Club pole team
HOW DO YOU LIKE IT? An
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suit at Brighten Beach
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AVENUE, us it looked in 1890. The photograph was contributed by
Mrs. Themas H. Sicber, 1010 Girard avunue. Send your old-time
.Philadelphia views te the Memng Public Lldgeb
RAYMOND W. PUTNAM, of
Massachusetts, was bcntenccd
te bpund two nights in a herse's
iBtall, for cruelty
THE SESQUI-CENTENNIAL DIRECTORS IN SESSION. The camera clicked
aa Jules Mastbauin (standing) nominated Edward Bek for president. At Mr.
Mastbaum'6 right is Judge Bonniwell; back of speaker, Councilman Hall
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in $20,000 bail for court, in
Ceatcsvillc National Bank embezzlement
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