Evening public ledger. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, October 14, 1922, Night Extra, Image 24

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PHIEABELPHIA, SATURDAY OCTOBER 14, 1922
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tinBSH HBBSSSKSiBli MRS- ROBERT VON MOSCHZISKER MRS. ANDREW "WRIGHT CRAWFORD
A ROYAL AUTOGRAPH The Prince i MRS CHARLES I.. MARCUS, formerly Mi HH WW . 1M J&i mfSSfcp MET BY THE CAMERAMAN AT THE FIRST TEA OF THE SEASON GIVEN AT THE
Wales is placing, his signature en a football 1 '.amc F!h,s,;1'lURj,iub from EuJe'ie " SSISsS ABB1Bk'J " PRINT CLUB, 1014 LATIMER STREET lltt,
lllfivi fSV 'h'MSiL TEST RUN. Train of four cars leaded with many bags of sand, as carrying ISfifeiflK&'jKHi iV'-Vt jL'V$H ,' WSj
PWfl W1&KKW jBrfl capacity of Frankford "L cars is tested. Train is shown passing ever Glen- ffipgWwIlllre&flHa r I -.'-'' CT '- ' ;'; K 'H'v- "1.('l
wfJ JS'WPvS6l & 8 weed avenue. The Terrcsdale avenue station can be seen in the background sMSwS9&rUti hi T'vV ' f'W'4 'M- feJH
S A D I I.ECOXTE,
French aviator, who (lew
216 miles an hour during
a recent test in France
MRS. A. C HECKSCHER
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Springs, Va.
HUNDREDS SAW HAVERFORD l)K
clicked as a Haerferd s-tar made a long
FEAT ST. LUKE'S FOOTBALLERS at Havrrferd yesterday afternoon. The camera
run for a touchdown. Timberlake (left) is St. Luke's star punter. Johnny Scott's
boys exhibited a let of speed
GOING HUNTING? Here's a hunting
"deg." A cheetah or hunting leopard
brought te Londen from British East
Africa
THEY'RE HELPING ABINGTON HIGH SCHOOL. At
the left is "Lud" Wray, head coach and former Pcnn star.
The football player is L. S. Wilsen
CAN YOU RECALL THIS BIT OF OLD PHILADELPHIA?
OVER THE TOP UNDER RADIO ORDERS. Successful demonstration at Washington, D. C.ef
me rauio-cenironeu lanhs. inc operator receives directions from an officer in another tanic
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Hayes issue just designed by the Poteflkc Dep irtment. The "salesman" is Assistant Pestma- w3t'Wi$J"Mfy '' '. . '11. i$ t& wSllP'fclEgV; . 'jy
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MAJOR CAPT. CIIAS. C. r APT JOHN II. LIEUT fOL. LIEUT. COL. . $ ' - Z Mi'limMVl mmBsW, ' MISS KATHERINE MI1S 1HPV r
BARCLAY II. ALLEN McFADDEN, .IK. IRKITM.OR ROBERT E. 4- i . MWMmMiSMlMMIb' ; a vnv ft pT, MA?) &
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MISS EMMA STITT, daughter of Surgeon
Sincral and Mrs. Stitt, who will make her
but in Washington beciety thia winter
CHILDREN START FIRE. Firemen extinguish-
ing blazing haystack at 4268 Richmond street. The
fire destroyed buverul hundred dollars' worth of hay
and corn
A PEEP AT THE HEART OF THE CITY. An unusual view of the City Hall Plaza
Park and a portion of the Parkway as seen through the camera's eye from atop the
Bell Telephone Company's building, at Seventeenth and Arch streets
AUSTEN CHAMBERLAIN, British Government
leader, declares it would be criminal te break ud
the present Coalition Government
MISS IVY CUMMINGS, the woman racjgl
motorist, in her car at Brooklands, 6 i
land, whem sbe finished second in eft'""!
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