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PHIEADELPHIA, TUESDAY; DECEMBER 19, 1922
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A., pictured holding tee of gipantm stocking for
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TO PLAY VIA KAP10. Hahnemann Orchestra makes
isdie debut from W I P tonight. Conductor Leman, Man
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trkt Attorney Hrady and U. S. Deputy Mnrshal Ryan
m front of the Postelfice Buildinff, yesterday
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REPRESENTATIVE WINIFRED MASON
Ht'CK a-?heppinc; rocs, vith her children, Wallace
Mnien and Edith Carlylc, selecting Christmas gifts,
.1EFFERS0N HOSPITAL KIDDIES ENJOYED THE CHRIST
MAS PARTY given by members of the Philadelphia Electric
Company. Some of them are shown gathered around the tree
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Ren Hospital children at their Christmas party.
Nurse Zufall is pictured with two of the
happy guests
INC REASING CROUPS OF SHOPPERS THRONG THE STREETS AS CHRISTMAS
'RAWS NEAR. Tim camera cmnrh' the above view of the holiday crowd at Eleventh
and Market street, all intn t en tin iniichac of Christmas gift". " The resultant jnm
makes the handli g of traffic quite n problem.
ONE OF T II E SAI VATION
ARMY I ASSIES who are helping
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CITY HALL A CHRIS I 1 S BOWER. The tree stands at the east entrance
' i ame the center of attraction for children mt with tlmir parents en shopping tours,
providing quite a Y iV di atmosphere nreiuid the nublir buildings. The camera caught
Mr- f athtrine Heath examining the trees
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KIDDIES SEE REAL PLAY. Children from tie Widcner Memerial Scheel wete
en'ertained a the Academy of Music yestcrduy seine of the little guests arc shown
n 'he left On the right, Frank McGlynn, who plaxed lrad ng role, is pictured with
one of the visitors
I- ERYBODY'S DOING IT. Everywhere one leeks one sees fair shoppers
luiTNitig here and there with arms fall of packages, and toys and wreaths,
their eyes alight with the Christmas spirit
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CAN YOU RECALL THIS BIT OF OLD PHILADELPHIA?
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MISS PEARL WHITE,
ci een star, make s
twenty-seventh trip te
Paris
MANY PROMINENT PERSONALITIES OF YESTERYEAR made the old Stratford Hetel their head
quarters when visiting Philadelphia. Above is a view of tliut e-ublishment as it appeared en the south
west corner of Bread ami Walnut htre.'U, in 1807, the present sid of the Bellevue-Stratferd. Contributed
by the Newell Studies, 25C Seuth Sixth street. Please send us your old Philadelphia photegrspn
KARL (. PETERSON, 17
Washington jKh fic),00
pupil, wins Firestone scholar-
uhip
BRINGING HOME THE CHRISTMAS GREHN.
James O'Connor took no chances of a trec1css Yule
tide. He purchnscd his tree and stand early
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CHEWING GUM ADDICTS, beheld the source of your
pleasure. The gatherer "ahlnnies" up chicle tree, slash
mg: bark with his machete. The sap is then gathered
in a pail
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Irish tenor, sails
for Europe
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brother, sails
LOUIS WOLF,
President of tbi
Federation of
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WHITE HOUSE. A large basket of choice pecans
presented te the Hardlngs by II. II. Hedrick, of Georgl
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TWO OLDEST MEMBERS OF CONGRESS en fln '
visit together te the While Heuse. Unclu Jee tannwi
8(l-ycar-eld Republican, and Charles M. Stcdnian, 81-y
old Democrat 'f;Ct
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