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PHILADELPHIA; TUESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1922
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OLKARED THE WAY, New Jersey Stat Policemen
Woege (In sidecar) and Simmons
STARTED THE RACE,
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of Camden, pulls the
"wicked" tripper
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THON RACE, WLTICH WAS RUN OVER NEW JERSEY PIKES YESTERDAY
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Angier B. Duke
LAST OF THE OLD SOUTH STREET BRIDGE. Workmen will seen
get these two pillars out of the Schuylkill. In the background Is
one of the caissons of the new bridge
30MB PET. William, the fourteen-TBar-eld
son of Senater Stanley, and his duck, "Daddy."
Yeungr Stanley wen Washington playground
prize for trained pets
A "BUREAU OF INFORMATION." That's Just
what Park Guard Christopher Sheridan, of Rlt Rlt
tenheuse Square, has te be. Oh, tha questions!
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THEY'VE GOT A HUSKY LIFE-SAVING CREW AT WILDWOOD.
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jjlfc Emilie da Motte, Spanish Censul in this city
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the Pennsylvania Railroad plaza, at the Camden terminal, te run the first lap of the
relay marathon, which ended at Belmar, a distance of 6 5-10 miles
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Hisler (right). He was welcomed te Atlantic City by Mayer Bader
(left) and Samuel Dallas, A. A, U. head
DIRECTOR CORTELYOU
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during formal start nt City
THE MEADOWBROOK RUNNERS OF PHILADELPHIA ROMPED OFF WITH THE HONORS
IN YESTERDAY'S RELAY MARATHON. THE FINNISH-AMERICANS WERE SECOND
GIVING PHILADELPHIA "THE ONCE OVER." A down JapaneM business mn
are In town as they journey te represent their country at the, Brazilian Centennial
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AN INTERESTING VTEW of tha PennaylTaida Railroad tralnshed at
Bread Street Station taken from the clockreom in City Hall tower. A let
of Market street can be seen
WINNER of last yurt
beauty title at AUantie
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PUTS AUSTRALIA IN DAVI8 CUP
FINALS. Pat O'Hara Weed wen ever Andre
Gebert, of France, three seta te ene at
Longwood, Mass.
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widow of England'a fameua pub
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Mary Elizabeth Milner
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THESE BROTHERS PLAY SNAPPY TENNIS.
Heward Klnsey (left) and Rebert Klnsey, of
California, defeated Vincent Richards and Fran
cis Hunter In tournament at Southampton, L. L
THERE GOES THE KEY OF WILDWOOD.
Mayer Smith Is handing it te Monarch Jehn
Lipsey, of Keran Grotte, Philadelphia, during
Gretariana' outing
L. E. SHEPPABD,
conductors
W. S. STONE,
engineers
D. B. ROBERT
SON, firemen
W, N. DOAKH,
trainmen
BROTHERHOOD CHIEFS IN WASHINGTON. They were called te oenfarenoa
with striking railroad shepmen. Deake is representing W. G. Loe, who is 111
CAN YOU RECALL THIS BIT OF OLD PHILADELPHIA)
THE QUEEN OF THE PACING TURF Margaret Dillen (1:BI)
la ahewn here leaving her private car for the Belmont track at Nar-
berth, where the Grand Circuit races start today
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selling puppies at South
ampton (L. L) ntreet fair
THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF EIGHTEENTH AND WALNUT STREETS as A JACKDAW TRAINER. When net
it looked the morning after the blizzard of February 14, 1899. Geerge B. Fillebrown, looking after postefflce duties at Pur
5342 Baltimore avenue, is the contributor, Send ua your old Philadelphia photographs ley, England, ''Mr. Postmaster" train
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER H. R, MANLEY
(left) and Geerge Roberts, his private secretary, are ameaf
tha vary busy folk In tb F4aral Bsfldlng
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