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KING NEPTUNE (Hudsen Maxim). He
met "Miss America" when he landed
THE WELL-DECORATED BARGE, drawn by a launch, la seen arriving at the Inlet, with Old
Man Neptune a3 a passenger
THE CHILDREN DANCED ON THE INLET WHARF, led by "Miaa America" while
the llfty-sevcn varieties of beauty awaited the landing of Neptune
INTRODUCING "MISS AMERICA." She
Margaret German,; of 'Washington
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CANNON ROARED AND FLOWERS BY THE THOUSANDS WERE TOSSED INTO THE AIR AS KING NEPTUNE WAS WELCOMED TO ATLANTIC CITY YESTER DAYFOR THE ANNUAL PAGEANT
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PASSING OUT INFORMATION TO VOTERS. Mrs. William S,
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"PRACTICAL POINTS FOR VOTERS IN PENN
SYLVANIA." That's the title of the pamphlet that
Mrs. P. P. Sanferd, executive secretary of the Repub
lican Women's Committee, is distributing
FROM CANADA. Miss Mar-
jorie Smith is Tcprcsenting
Terente in the Atlantic City
pageant
rRE-SCHOOL MEDICAL EXAMINATION. Dr.
Themas D. Gallagher a busy person as he examines
children at the Wilsen Scheel, l'Jth and Wharten s.ts.
CHAUNCEY M. DEPEW TURNS THE CRANK. At the right is Mrs.
Depew. They were photographed at the Briarcliff IOdge, Briarcliff,
N. Y., where the retired railroad president will seen celebrate hia nine
tieth birthday anniversary
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BROKE TWO RECORDS.
Mile. Brcard, who did geed
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PINCH-HITTING AS ZOO NUHSE.
Miss Virginia Pearson was willing te
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ler sick member of zee a large lamiiy
BALL BOYS FOR NATIONAL TENNIS TOURNAMENT,
left is Neil Sullivan, captain of the group. Beb Franklin
Murphy arc two of these chesen
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ROBERT BULMAN AND SON W. PARK MOORE AND SON
RICHARD, of Terrcsdale W. CLIFFORD. Old Yerk read
TOOK PART IN THE FATHER-AND-SON GOLF TOURNAMENT AT
THE WHITEMARSH VALLEY COUNTRY CLUB
DID YOU EVER ATTEND THE PHILADELPHIA CIRCUS? This
building was at the seuthwest corner of Tenth and Callewhlll streets.
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well were determined that Mrs. Matilda Nelsen's bathinc suit shettW?
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MISS MILDRED
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Yerk, will neon
leave te leach in a
Chinese university
JOHN L. LEWIS,
head of mine work
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peace plai
ON WAY HOME.
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LOOKING NORTH ON DELAWARE AVENUE. The Seuth Street
Station of the Market street "L" is shewn'in the foreground. Many
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BUILDING A RAILROAD TO THE PHILADELPHIA CAISSON. By
this means material will be earned ever Delaware avenue. Twe new
, atcam shevcla hac arrived te be used in excavation work
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