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GETTING SET FOR THE SAND HOGS. Soen this
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dropped into the bed of the Delaware River
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Jean Boretrn, nt Seabright, N. J.
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pions visiting the U. S. A.
SUPPOSE HE MISSES IT? BUT HE WON'T. Richard Talmadge never thinks of
bodily risk when he la Injecting a "thriller" into his picture. He made this dive onto
the lead of hny twice before he ordered the cameraman te record it
SAILED FOR PARIS. Miss Jenot
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A NORTH OF ENGLAND JUMPER. A. Massarella,
en ene of his hunters, as it makes a clever jump at the
annual Yerk fair
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"DOUGHBOYS" IN MODERN BATTLE AT CAMP DIX. A tank and Red Cress workers of the theoretical
"Bill " a'r y a1? the battle raced. The battle gave a graphic picture of modern fighting te 230 reserve officers
of the Second Cerps area, new training at the New Jersey camp
SOME FORM. Sylvan Landew, a Philadelphia gram
mar school lad, whose tennis plnying in the Fainneunt
Park boys' tournament has surprised his opponents
VISITING FATHER. Judge Rogers, of Common
Pleas Court Ne. 2, with his daughter Katherine in
the Judge's chamber
A BUSY CAMDEN OFFICIAL. He is E. S. Hyde,
ihief pL police. The chief was photographed in his
effice yesterday afternoon
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expert in raHling cars. IUr chilirvn are Ma, Stephen, Jehn, Leuel.a
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ON THE ROAD TO "ROLY-POLYNESS." The seven-month-old
baby found in a clump of bushes near Fairview, N. J is improving
wonderfully in the care of Wet Jersey Homeopathic Hospital nurses.
The baby is s-till unidentified
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TILTING CONTEST ON LAND. This battle was staged along the Delaware
Rhcr, at Terredale, as Albert Smith and Miss Marie Gaus were waiting for
a canoe tilting contest te get under wav
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fall at a hotel in Fram e
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t'irl in Eng'ar.'i, en their honeymoon m
England
HFLWRr GUNNFKS IN CAMP. The cameraman caught Captain Lewis A. Hudgins a
!' S i v instructor a' Camp Geerge W. Sparks, near New Castle. He was ready for big work as the
I 'Mi Artillery, an anti-aircraft organization, was busy getting its camp in condition
EIGHT YEARS AS LIFE
GUARD. Chailes Murray
snapped en thu Atlantic
City beach
FLYING FANS. Miss Janet MefTett (left)
and Miss Helen Jehnsen, ju.st befeie a
trip in the clouds. Miss Metl'ett is the
daughter of Admiial MciVett
BACK FRO.M EUROPE.
Mis. Gee. A. Harder, of
New Yerk, returns after
a mx months' tour
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THESE KENNETT SQUARE GIRLS were .swimming with Miss Sybilla
Kinsey when she shouted for help. She went down thiee times before
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THE WEST PHILADELPHIA SCHOOL. It was en Chest
nut street, enst of Thirty-sixth street, until taken down in
1801.. T. D. Edmunds, 1G03 Real Estutc Trust Building, is the
niriDUier. acnu us your eiu-rnuuuuipiua pnotegruiiii
STATIONED AT THE TWENTY
THIRD DISTRICT. Geerge W. Tittig,
with his sawed-off shotgun ready ter
hurry-up call
WONDERFUL SPORT. Albeit Weiner was willing te play "horse,"
witll a fair swimmer us his passenger, en a surf beaid at Ocean City
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DROWNING STRIKE WORRIES
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