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ON THEIR WAY HOME AFTER WIVNING BLUE RIBBON
The Meadowbrook hei'nds be'ng leaded into wagon at Bryn
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WILLIAM n. WANAMAKER, Miss Louise
Wanamaker and Miss Alma Wanamaker at the
fence
SAILING OVER THE BARRIER. Rebert E.
Strawbridge, Jr., In ene of the- hunter classes
IN CUSTODY OP THE NUMBERS. Ray Weed
one of the busy men of the show
SEEN THROUGH THE CAMERA'S EYE AT THE BRYN MAWR HORSE SHOW
DOING GOOD WORK AS JUDGES WATCH. Miss Helen Mary
Cassatt en Sunnybrook Lass
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SCHANCHE. the winning
P'lnt
MAKING NOTES ON WAY
FROM LUNCH. Miss Edna
T. Patterson, a clerk for the
Civil Service Commission
ACTING PROVOST PENNI-
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very buy mnn as the term
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ONE OF HIS MANY GAINS. Martin Brill, of Penn Charter, was en his way for a touch
down when the camera man caught him with the ball
PENN CHARTER continued Its winning streak by trimming the Central High Scheel eleven
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"A N D Y" SCHROEDER,
captain of Central High
footballers
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MADAME BELLUIEVA, a
Russian dancer, who 13 visiting
Philadelphia
BACK FROM BRAZIL,
Almest every member of the
Maryland crew brought back
a mascot
THE SCHUYLKILL NEEDS WATER DO YOUR DUTY, MR. .TUP. PLUV. There is net enough water In the river at the Flat Reck dam te supply
the canal and still have enough left te run ever the dam. The dam and a part of the river bed north of the dam give a geed idea of the shortage
of water
NEIL CAMPBELL CHAS. ROSNER CHAS. YHEALON
BANDITS wrenched a bag containing money and checks valued
at $6900 from Rcsner, cashier for Wilsen-Mart .n Company, at
Thirty-sixth street and Grays Ferry aenue. Campbell opened
lire and the conductor helped in the fruitless chase
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KENNETH E. EDWARD
LINSAY MAR JORI BANKS,
leader
OXFORD DEBATERS. They are in this country te represent thi
ringnsn university m denatlng contests
MABOOL
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native of India
FAMILY OF ACCUSED MAN AT TRIAL of William M. Creasy,
allegfd slayer of Ed th Lavey, Frecpert BeSu'eaeher. E' h"ig
shows James A. Creasy, F"rt Th' tra, Ky , father; Mrs. H. Ii.
Warriner, Richmond, Va , si'trr, Aust r, i" i Jamp, Jr.
TURNTABLE OPERATOR. Yan Smellk
wnrki fr thf Pi'i jflphta and Ren'ing
Rii'rtay at Nith an' Grcen fltrr T3
WDLL RETIRE SOON. W. P. Giles, for many years the lock
tender at the Flat Reck Dam, will retire this winter. He's
building a home along the Schuylkill
OLDEST G. A. R. VETERAN IS 102. He
is Geerge Beyor, of the old Third Illinois
Cavalry
SPEEDING AROUND THE TRACK AT HAVRE DE GRACS
There were many folk present as this and ether races W
contested
CAN YOU RECALL THIS BIT OF OLD PHILADELPHIA?
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THE COOPER & CONARD STORE, which steed en the southeast corner of
'Ninth and Market streets. When the building was razed Granville B. Haines &
Ce. placed the present building en thf site. Twenty-eight years age Glmbel
Brethers took ever the property and made it a part of their Market street atore
KNOWN TO THOUSANDS. Charles Mc
Laughlin, private secretary te Captain of
Detectives Souder. He has served under
many captains
COON, n former U. of P.
football player, is new with
the Franklin and Marshall
squad
THE PITTSBURGH ARRIVES IN POUT,
1URGII ARRIVES IN POUT. The beat was pushed into its ,innV v . .nn
Bradford is with hia mother, Mrs. C. II. BradfeVas tiif wait t U? ScVSeliVia
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