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-BHILADELBHIA, TUESDAY 'AUGUST 22, -1922
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FIFTY TOURISTS from Haltimerc, Harrisburg ami T'hiladclphia were slightly
injured when a thrcr-car electric train rn route te Niagara Fall was dynamited
near Buffalo. Mate and Federal officials are conducting an un estimation
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THRILLS FOR THE GALLERY1 Sldrmlsh near th grandtnd In the
game between Mcadowbreok and Army teams at Narragansett Pier, R. I.
match for tlie Junier Pole Cup was Aven by the Army team
THE WINNING BALLOON. Ameri
can Balloon Ne. 4, piloted by Majer
Wcutever In tlie intoniatlenal race for
the Gorden-Bennett Cup nt Geneva
MRS. IVY GIBERSON and her attor
ney, Wm. II. Jeffrey, in Tem's River
(N. J.) jail, where Mrs. Giberson ifl
held, accused of killing her husband,
Wm. Giberson, at Lakchurst, N. J.
ONE WAY TO SAVE A LIFE. Elea Elea
eor Eborle plays the "victim" as the
Chicago coast guards demonstrate the
, use of a breeches buoy
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MISS RUTH ANDRAE hni
been elected nn "Queen" of
Hrlghlen Be;Hi bathing bnuties
G0TN(i VV THE NESHAMIrH" CREEK. This large canoe Is part of the equipment of Camp Breeke, located at Tarklsnd
and conducted by Philadelphia Elks. Tave hundred Philadelphia boys nre in the camp
SOME EYESl Helena Fisher, a
Paris entry In contest of largest
eyes in France
EVELYN GREELY. an American mevin
actress, rpturni from Europe, vhere shn
has been doing motion picture v.erk
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SENOR DIAZ, rich
Brazilian, stars in
pictures, made by his
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Eleaner Rewpll, of
Washington
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE FOR P7
YEARS. President Lincoln gave W.
H. H. Smith his first job in Navy Dcpt.
THEY HAVE WOMEN
LETTER CARRIERS at
Syracuhe, N. Y. Miss Mary
Deyle en her afternoon trip
A WONDERFUL DIVER. Teddy Ulrlch, of th
Ablngten Y. M. C. A. a group leader at Dwight
Camp, doing a swan dtye in the peel of the Phila
delphia l. JVi. v. A. eutuig camp at uowningteTrn
MISS ELIZABETH Mc
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JOHN GORECKI, husband of New
Yerk dancer, will ask court te cel.
aside ruling Which gave Martin, aged
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RAH, AND WATRR AT KAIGHN'S 1'OINT, CAMDEN. Soen work will be started en the building of the mammoth Phlla
.Steam shovel in the background in clearing the way. The man in the beat is getting the piling together
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set eti. Motorists must keep te the right of chalk lines.
CAN YOU RECALL THIS BIT OF OLD PHILADELPHIA?
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workmen were found along the new Bread and Poplar streets, where the Metropolitan Opera Heuso is new located. about r.xclusive shapes, take a peep at
trolley line that will connect Fiankferd Send your old Philadelphia photographs te the Evening Public Ledger this, It was grown at Peterborough,
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WATCHMAN AND HIS WINDOW GARDEN.' Jujjn
watchman at the Edward G. Budd Ce.'s plant, at Twenw
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