1 " EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER " Philadelphia; Saturday, decembek 1g; 1922 ' -..-11
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A GENERAL VIEW OF THE FIRE-STRICKEN AREA OF ASTORIA, ORE., where
flames swept through a great part of the citv, destroying much propel ty. The less is
placed at $15,000,000
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MISS VIOLET OAKLCY, the nrtist, gave PresU MAJOR JENNIE WARD, of the Salvation Army, and
dent Harding miniatuie copies of her paintings at one of the many peer children among whom she spread
Harrisburg. Photographed with Senater Pepper Christmas cheer en her visit te the slums yesterday
after piesenlatien
a msPEVSKR OF YULETIDE JOY. Ma ler Jennie Ward, of the Salvation Armv. J.
pictured in the slums of Seuth Philadelphia distributing cards among the kiddies.
entitling the holders of the precious pastcLeards te a basketful of Christmas goodies
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THE LATEST FASH- OFF FOR BONNIE SCOTLAND. The Mies Margaret anil
ION FOR SKI-GIRL Sybil Huhlane, of Philadelphia, sail te visit their folk, net
knickerbockers and cr- having heard from them for some tune
mine coat
THE SHARP REPORT OF THE PISTOL was the signal for the start of the international intercol
legiate ski race en the snow-clad campus of McGill University, at Montreal, Canada. The event,
which attracted a large gallery of winter-sport fans, was replete with thrills and spills. Skiing is
rapidly becoming one of the most popular of outdoor bperts among the universities
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IN CHRISTMAS PLAYLET. Israel Gelden sky i Santa Claui, Henry Langman and
.leannette Hackette, pupils of Me all Scheel, as they appenr in scene from "Santa's
Wishing Bex," given by members of the school Glee Club under direction of Mis Acker
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AID CHARITY BAZAAR. Miss Lucy Stolfe and Miss Millie
Brune helped at the Italinn Beeth at the St. Simeon's Mission
Heuse bazaar
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ROSCH, daughter of tkJRel
noted conductor, seelel
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A PEEP INTO SANTA'S GIFT RAG. Seme of the quaint and lifelike character rag dells included in this
years let of Yuletide novelties which will undoubtedly bring joy te the .hearts of many kiddies this Christ
mas. These delN are mnde in Londen and have had quite a large sale both in America and abroad
i.IEMBERS OF ENGINE HOUSE 31 take great interest in new radio set which gives them
plenty of the latest jass between fires. Marshnll Riggs, operator, is pictured in the cen
ter, lnose grouped around are Geerge B. Stout, Charles Mesebach, Charles Jenes,
Jeseph Cetner, Jehn V. Nnhill and James Lembard
0DMAN WAN- M R S. J A Y PRESENTING HIS HILL. This red-billed teu-
M A K E R ex- LEONARD GRU- can, a native of Seuth America, is very popular
cted te succeed ( K R annually with little visitors te the Londen Zoe
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CAN YOU RECALL THIS BIT OF OLD PHILADELPHIA?
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.yjmaLSSBS!SSlBS S- 91 YANK MANAGER AND OWNER. Miller Hug- REP. KELLER, DR. ROBERT A. j,
?a s&Z&ESjF&N9KSt iBV B'ns, manager of the New Yerk Yankees, and of Minnesota, MILLIKA
i 4wF A , SJrjmBM MMttt lr WyF.WxftWzVmmmSZmEml lKI Colonel .Inre Rimnml mU ,.....,. . :.i....i r u :..nu KihsOJ
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'undies" te peer fS ' """' ,Zr??SSHlBi iH erty inquiry. mcua.
MRS. JOHN B. ROBERTS, president of New Century Club, dia- MARGARET SPO-
trlbuted Christmns presents te peer children through kindness of SATO in Geerge W.
local aovlce deportment of Public Welfare Bureau Childs Scheel cnter
", s tainment
PLACE, ene of the city's old landmarks, was located en the eouth eeuth
streets. A view of St. Geerge's llall as it appeared in 1895. Cen-
THIS ONCE HISTORIC MEETING
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tributed by the Newell Studies, H55 Seuth Sixth street. Please send us your old Philadelphia photographs
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YOLANDA MA-
SINO helped in G.
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entertainment
Hepe guides the pencil of these Salvation
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WRITIN' TO kanta
Armv Settlement Hnuan
the lives of the less fortunate kiddies
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