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Lillian Tnshman, actress, en beard
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THE WINNER. GERALD L.
PATTERSON, OF AUSTRALIA
SCENE OP THE DAVIS CUP BATTLE, THE PLAYERS THE OFFICIALS THE COURTS THE CROWD AND THE GERMAN-
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MILLION-DOLLAR ROUNDHOUSE FIRE. Fifteen locomotives -were destroyed
and many ethers badly damaged. The blaze was preceded by two explosions,
in box car, standing near the engine house
MISS VIRGINIA PEAR
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wen perfect back prize
of 51000
THEY SAW PATTERSON WIN. Yeu cant blame a "Newsy for
halting a moment te' see a world's champion swing a racquet. The
ether player was from Spain, which made it mere interesting: for
"Yeung America"
ROGER BAILEYr ar
chitect, of Jamestown,
N. Y., wen $3000 Paris
J prize of Beaux Arts
ZEBRAS ARRIVING IN THIS COUNTRY aboard the S. S. Oregonian, wMefc
brought back a cargo of some ex tne interesting animals ler American zoei
CAN YOU
RECALL THIS -BIT OF OLD PHILADELPHIA?
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of Twelfth and Market streets in 1890. The photograph was made
by Edwin I. Simpsen, Real Estate Trust Building, who is the
contributor. Send us your old-Philadelphia photographs
SEASHORE FIREMEN. Tem McLaughlin (left)
and Teny Gaultiere, of the Atlantic City Fire
Department. Teny is chauffeur for the chief
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MISS NATALIE FISH, in a costume rich in
color, at the Monmouth Masque, at Spring Lake,
N. J. Many assisted in the brilliant affair
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THEY'RE STILL FINDING STILLS. Police of the Third street
and Fairmount avenue police Btatien gathered this equipment im
raid conducted en North American street, yesterday mernlnj
GOING TO POTTSVILLE. Nete the length of the
train, en the Philadelphia and Reading tracks, as
it passes under the Glenwood Avenue Bridge and
Pennsylvania tracks at North Philadelphia Station
QUITS PROHIBITION POST. Jehn F. Pershing, Jr., nephew of
General Pershing, resigns as Assistant Prohibition Director of
New Yerk
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Starter Fred Shreve,
of Grand Circuit races
GETTING THE "SPUDS" READY FOR SUPPER. "Mr. Citizen'
gets a taste of what the women folk have te de at home, at tM
citizens' camp new in progress at Camp Dix
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CUP WINNER IN YESTERDAY'S GRAND CIRCUIT RACES. In the first race, for the
William Perm Cup, Thompson Dillen was the victor. The colt is owned by A. B. Coxe, of
Paoli. Serrill drove him
MISS CATHERINE
CALVERT, member
American theatrical
Company in England
DOROTHY NICHOLBACH, OF WILDWOOD ETHEL WILSON, OF WILDWOfl
Hundreds of youngsters from New Jersey and Pennsylvania towns wer""f'ff1 "Lffi 0iljed'a annUttI bby 'etc These nre some of the children who competed W
DOROTHY WILLIAMS (LEFT) AND ISABELLA
GALLAGHER, OF PHILADELPHIA
MARY KINDLE, OF
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