z1-''twwynp-' " - " - . rfjsntfjSju?- '-''$$&$$, - wi.rr.wAfy iMIIMB"EIMHWIS-Wt Mr5VHHfl.MH WTf F: t ' '.. SW''' fW ''CTP w " - " ry Pfft ir -"pwessmEuFtzttts- rtM- ir?c" e I I i imu mm rs I t tit l ' !-' fc S f 3fi I, WJ I Si: s I' t Id till i I,!4 VMM-1 fflM I JS.3 1 I 1 KB fl i! mf B ! ig 1(8 aw I ! I i : EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA; THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1922 izrs&v' "" ' ,iimiL 3BwawawawawMvBEVawawawBW WEARING TUP Yl'LETIDE SMILE. Mis Ma-i McGettigan hrd armful of gifts at end of jcs- tcruay's shopping tour. JUST RETURNED FROM HONEYMOON IN BERMUDA. Resy Bill Ryan, National L?ague pitcher, and his bride, formerly Miss Anna Reidy, an old schoolmate WOMAN STOWAWAY nearly get away with at- tempt te enter United States She is Freda Khncr- hemann, who was dscetred six days out from Germany, concealed w the Pittsburgh's held. ;."... w- Pp -r y'SKr ta MR. BENJVM1N BAYARD AMELU, ADAMS, chairman of l'enn geccennan, pi-l;..l Rotary Cl'ib Santa for Ail-Stai team Claus Cemmittc" ?' ' t ?- ,,' i ',VA'VVJ V " :.V"-A.'j" THL OLD WING FEELS THE SAME AS EVER. Uepu 1 r' nalian and Christy Mathewson, once 'aii'i Innnt players, photographed at recent Nati-nal League Conference in New Yerk. SPECTACULAR FIRE IN BUFFALO, New Yerk, continued te rage, despite efforts of fire department. The whole northern section of the city wns smothered with dense clouds of smoke from blazing oil tanks. ROWING CHAMPIONS QUIT VESPER BOAT CLUB. Paul V. Costelle, national singles scull cham pion, and Jehn B. Kelly, former world's champion single sculler, resign following former's suspension. IV2SJ3HVP9IjkkHgBBX Wife, "a. s; W ,j-mi i K-it---" T -' rj. . T!" ?W ,-w TM-.vw.T-T 4M 1 3Vk a - 'T.f-rt,J.i .ii swssa i -.'3i' " '-r. . JT' '';vfi,J kh jiw :, ''-i4x rK;.-,?Lyi Mt-y-Yii.. i. f j RnnK .t .it: a. j ..i- ,.... - K f" A :'-'-J i5fc. V "' ' 1 " --V' 1 -.A.. . d Wj.VfKI-l'', .. " - -WUHBIMWBP im,iiK 85 jr..wcY-8Pi"tuim Mb,i?8&& . .:"'.: p?3Lasr v- , - wve-ftSx.-- sr 1.... .-j-.-i.. J L .J I. I-l . mFTiy ' m. 'tftm ?-;,,,: .i.M-' i B '' B '1 ' bwMw . t iA ''..'. ". i?,.u;3- - '.vj ;AV;; ', ! '2 ' ' V-;--ji AN EARLY CHRISTMAS SHOPPER. Miss Mary Chalfonte had her hands full when caught by the came: a yesterday. BUYING CHRISTMAS STAMPS FOR HIS HORSE. Olllcer Leuis Mayas purchased some ler Beb, fiem Miss Rese Cortelyou, daughter of Director Cortelyou. FAIR COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHY BASKETBALLERS. Miss Sylvia Slifer and Miss Mildred Jennings, play guard and forward, respectively. The feimer is a graduate of William Penn High Scheel, and the latter a graduate of Erasmus Hall, Brooklyn, N. Y. BUYING THE CHRISTMAS WREATH. Pave ment merchants are reaping a rich harvest sell ing Yule-tide novelties. COACHES TWO FOOTBALL TEAMS FROM WHEEL CHAIR. Heward G. Cleveland, of Mo Me Mo deseo, California, although paralyzed from the waist down, attains great success with his two teams. i i i i " -i rntaamnn' K'rf? ' PRINCE HIROIII TO, Japanese Re gent, seriously ill with meas'es. WILLEBRAN D T may testify for Attorney General Daughcrty OVER THE HURDLES AT NEWBURY STEEPLECHASE. The runaway !s pictured taking the lead at the last Jump in the Juvenile Selling Hurdle Race at English meet. A large and enthu siastic gathering of racetrack fans thronged the ceurcj at this event AT PEKING FALL RACE MEET. Captain A. C. Smith, American Naval Attache at Peking, and Dr. Jacob Schurman, the American Minister " MI1-- HELEN WAINWRIGHT, one of hf '!(. uti -t of all-around women swnrrntrs CAN YOU RECALL THIS BIT OF OLD PHILADELPHIA? 'if "!! n THE BEDTIME STORY BY RADIO. Little Billy and Frank Uphoff, listening te the Sandman story broadcast from Davenport, Iowa, at their home t Kerbaugh Street, Philadelphia. MISS A1LEEN RIUGIN, among the leading American women swimmers GENERAL M. G. MENOf'AL, ex-I'resi- d"nt of Cuba, lucent arrival in U. S. M A S A N 0 HANI 1IARA, slated as new Japanese ICnvey te U.S. LNTERTAINS STAGE FAVORITES OF BYGONE DAYS, at Christmas party. I ermcr stnrs, res idents of the Edwin Ferrest Heme, guests at the matince poifennanco of "Geed Morning, Dearie," at tht Ferrest Theatre, jesterday. The hostess, Louise Greedy, feature player U that theatre, is pictured above among hir guests. ' -Wv' gBB t V VIBBMV tl vWAwAwbwAWV? '99B V jf v' 5 fHWBBK3 AlHliujCSWBHWA?9MB . e si . HB flK vIB VjHBVMVMdTflVMVMVMVMVMVMVMVMVMB WF-f 'V ' yr'r'"' K5(p5' P'( lliA'iii.M A BROAD STREET SCENE IN 1905. This herder and his fleck of bheep, once a familiar fw would net be ambling along Bread street in such a peaceful manner nowadays. Con Cen trfiuted by Newell Studies, 255 Seuth Sixth street. Send u3 your old Philadelphia photographs DID YOU EVER TRY IT? Much skill is required te beceme an expert en the long wooden run nels, but the pkasure of ski-ing is well worth the effort it takes te learn. Above is a beginner learning te eki en the snow-clad hills about Quebec THE LITTLE BRIDESMAIDS WORE LONG PURITAN FROCKS -t n, w,i,iinn- of Mr. .,. -, .,.s ,, vjiuicii, uirecuy nxter tne ceremony ;.t ?i '"" lrii,h .'AW" j
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