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JUNE. 24» 1924 'ram cnsnwrmrowu cusnnuiu -

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Cuxesarazen. the great golfer, photographed with his bri formerly Mies Mary Peck. as the happy couple left New Yo

for England on thdr honeymoon

NEW YORK, June 23.-Proper

credit, or, as is too often the case, discredit is seldom given a figllter's seconds for the outcome of u close bout.

Where a boxer is unquestion-

ably Superior to his oppolieilt, uild regards the rest period between rounds as just so llluch time wasted from the job at hand, his seconds don't matter much And when a

d° fl8hter is licked, the best seconds fl iii the world couldn't save him.

But when the going is close and

the battlers evenly matched. the fight can often be woll lil the corner.

if BREAK MANY A BilXEil_

When The Going Is G lose And The Battlers Evenly Matched, The Bout Can Often Be Won In The Corn er - Dempsey-Fil#

po Fight Goo d Example ‘

colticl' was lost lm the ililivspapi-.r men ut thc riilgside, becallse, all were so busy trylnl; to catch up wltll their accounts of that _kaleido- scopic first round, or to uuwiild three or four delirious snectators from around their necks, -that none ilud iiille to observe-. Although lleillpsi-_y'l-i fighting spirit was ull- dllllllled ut the end ci' the roiiull, as evidenced by the fnct tliut oven lifter the terrific in-_iitiilg he took ill the ropes at the bell, and utter the bell itself, he clipped l-‘irpo oll the jaw. the cllsinpiorh was ill ii had way pilyi-ilcuily.

Under the direction of “lloi~"

Boston .. 8 5 li Take the cast- of the Delllpscy ll(e'lrns the '

_ , » » * - i , gang in Delnpseys

BIB Philadelphia .. . . ._ 'I 12 2 |Firpo figllt, which will go down in _corner went to work on the clllinip,

I Iineinory with most of us as the ;'puttillg tht-_ir lllillloli-llollur

Batteries~McNamara,. Coon

` ey |greatest ring coiiiftest ever seen.

- _.1 aild Smith; Ring, Couch and J. Wil-| Dempsey had been knocked dowll

The followng are the results of BUF- 0110 und Dui- of the rin oilc. and

machine in shape again.

‘ Delllpsey`s brain cleared under the skilled maui lllntlul of his

games played in the Major Leagues' ..

6, g 9, at the bell Firpo had him on the

5 _

yesterday:

AMERICAN LEAGKJ E

(F|RS1~ GAME) Boston

Philadelphia . . . . . . .. .

’.I_l_5 »-1 abm ate

_ (SECOND GAME)

563|.” EF

bien

Wash'ngton New York 9

Jones, Markle and Scbang.

(SECOND GAME)

R. H. E.

New York .. . ...12 13 Brooklll

hon;

m~1_= »-»»-.F7

NS-

Washington . . . .. . New York . . . .. .

Hoyt, Shawkey and Hoffman.

(FIRST GAME)

Philadelphia 'I

Boston . . . ..........0 9 1

Batteries-Harris and Perkins; |P"“h“’dh - - - -- -- -

Mm.my_ R0" and 0»Nem_ Cincinnati _ .

(SECOND GAME) '

1..-P

o"‘l-q

ropes and was siushlllg awkwardiy,witlluut their interfering _with his away with botll llalids at the ch.'inl- deep breiitlliiig; they were`\,like

yn '

_ _ before his seconds could get lltllll it w|,u|dn't be dntrn(-_ting .fl whit

Batteries Seachary and Ruol. B__tt_____e____N__M_ Ryan and Sym oll_thc_i__stool_. |11-Om me cl-edi.|_ to which Jack

d°" R“°“‘°’- Hem' “nd "`“Y‘°“- which ‘l;l]sn'§c1l;‘fo:dquol?llgnhiohenmed for lmmlim htihat lhgltdi

R- H- E- Hngmvel him around first, anll in the bdligt iagishagryihe on n S co 8 ‘

1. shape. Of course. Dempsey's own P ° v ° '

:'_e¢ui>e_rutive lwwers had a lot to lviuoh the some-thing happened

t ,_ __ . . . .$’°.`"l'n. fh§.'§‘l§"§°"§`.fi§$.‘§l§‘§“5f;.5e§§.§‘5'$”i.§“iv2§°§l..ne'°.§ni5.li§ tive In B“€“0S Aires fact. that during that brief iaterval` t a l-when the Chilean chain- °

B““°‘°l““’C°°P°l' “nd Schmidt? before the decisive second roiiiid,fgl)¢:nx,` lllrfiinero Rojas, was beatenb

. D

seconds; he was ministered to

u _

picn's bobbing, sagging head. For group of .~killod llllltzliiliiiclllnirin ii _

` ' ` Nina Edwards of the Ontano

his pert ,the big South American pit at all automobile race changing Wg Edith Playfair and Miss had helm il°Wl1 H0 1*’-99 llllill SGVHD u tire for u winning mllchille.

Batteries-Yearin, Benton, Strik- t|"‘e*‘~ _ i When the bell called for

Bsttel-ies~Mogriugf»_ and noel; ef end Glbiwu; Betts, Hubbell and The ”’“"'€ °' the W1 l"°“€l\l Hl1'=\f--fund rouud- l>@f\1i>=~-fy W1-S 0"! A_____ __________ H, _ }{9n||ne_ end to that furious first round. of his corner like a shot. having re.

Dempsey ‘lettered 1° his curueroeivod the benefit oi all it wus with slimy eyes, Firiw walked u`phys-ioully ponllihlt-_ for tin-ee mt-ll shorter distance to his and fell tn do for him during that nll-to0-

oil his knees from sheer weilkllosslprinf inierv;|l_

4 is

lmillll-l wills

Lpdigg° _Cgllogq Whitby, photographed while performing

~- »~-~~ ¢:ln\ er izvmnastic stunt _...i-_--_-~

iii lin ni"

Luque May and Hal-grave. lzemvsey received exactly the

‘Floyd Johnston at the Garden

Philadelphia

Boston 3 9

Bet-torios-Heimach and Perkin '

R. H. E. e_ s o

A 3

B POSTPONED GAMES- “Dart handlers. excited 88 iheyl This Chilean was game as the

rigbtcars and condlments from his Milv. `

Ruffing. Futlr, Fullerton, Roseand- - ` were.

‘make them. but Slow, awkward. ln-

ll _ tions With Arg- y entinian.

o'Noiii; ~ ~ l

Narionlii. l.slious _ , _irlnsr calvin)

R. H.

TRACK AND F

d J -° " would lllzlke no attempt on his purt

Del-'Oli it Sl. I-»0uiS, ruin. Firpo, on the other hand. was expel-i¢n¢ed_ He gave Johnston .Nr-lieu-1-Qulv three samel-seconded by willing. but lu- hard fight. hal-dorthnnit appeal-all scheduled. _ experienced felluwfvuutryiueu- as Johnston himself knows, on

EJ *°-*'-***i"` They were highly 9XCll€<1- They several times came close to slow

|N|inard's Llnimont for Rheumst|am_mauled poor Firpo about, swiabbed ing up his high-strung opponen

A A ' 0" his P°\°BDlYlD8- lil*-i-0l'6d (800 and once nearly .stopped him.

I But what punishment poor the Argenune hCiu'y\vemht’ foriaylilldson to New Jersey dull =i~l:t-li

. l _ et, » - ‘ ,‘ ,‘, _

on his lips and smelling s ts un-;h|g c°‘me;-_ Two n ' Opiln Rickard's arena on lloyles Full-

d0l‘ lllll l10B0» UIBBBBSBU L09 W€‘fl\'¥\feli ilpon him and mauled him New York on the next avulluble|iY ACW5-

muscles of those bluiwny arms. about for a half a minute. at the llout. two weeks hence. - |

HIM: 131011-__Cli\lli§._ WGE1 l\_l9_ __ llallfeirid of which time thi-_ hrllis__eil_ Ilonls said that Firpo _hall put °` _ ' ' _

MH FD0 B '\° UTC OU ll 0 8 bleeding Chilean woul he pus 0 _forth impossible. delllnilds. nlld _ _ .ev Paim ___l_,ppL in __ \.mm_w_ and _“mc cm ring. Where n rejuvenated. revivi- back into the ring. reaching fecilly that, while he would be willing to M'"°"dB Llnlmem 5°" es _________inn m__k_____ nppmuch h__p0ssibl__iU._wk ih in __,xu__m,m condmom

100 Ydo Dash Jr. & Sf. P018 vault lfled Dempsey promptly knocked_¢-or Johmlnn in an effort in fnll into listen to pirpo mlm. to his depart _ ____ _ _ _ ___4

him fm' A Whflle WW 01 P“l“W9€'9 it Clllwll. and 891 B All-U0 T95” ure, in case tile boxer was d spas- `

If V _ Y

Yd’ Dash Jr' & Sr’ Sack Races ‘VNU WBM 011 ill D@mD5eY'il 7'. ed to recede from ills demands, he

` """""' '- - ami hairy chest and gave him the

sponge to suck They rubbed lemon Romero received when he got to engagement to fight in the Ulll

al ' r three Latin

d Jlian Hollis, Tex Ricki1l‘d’s repre

off negotiations wiih Lou s Firl

B States nild tllut lie would silll i'

_ BUENOS AYRES_ June -_;;;_.._illeet on li per(-cntagc basis coine-

5._tinle during i.lle latter part of All

- entlitive in Arg#-iit'llll, ulinouncc t today that he had ilefililiely broke

upon for some time dliriill.; Augll:-it

_ot lioyle':i Thirty Acres iii .li-ral-y (‘.iiy_

l`tlukl1l'll Said lie would probably

issue a .-itateiileiit ilcxt week.

LATER

NEW YORK, June 23.-Nelrotilv

tions for a 15-round lllllti-ll llvlwee- Luis Angel Flrpo, Argentine heavy- weight and llzirry Wills 220 pound negro which have been peildlllg for the last two llioiltlla bore fruit today when Tex Rickard. prollioter of the match anilollllced u receipt of ii. cable irolll Firpo -.leiiuitcly ni' cepting the prcllloter'~l iilllll terms. The lleilvywciullte huvs- zlgret-_-1 to

Tile i-‘tact time and llct- to

n"tlle match will he ttakell across illr

By MINOTT SANDERS (Unittd Press Staff Correspondent)

PAILIS, Julio Zii. ldarly ovlilts

'lf the Ulylllpic illilllos llnvc bei-ll <iu .sul-is-:.»i`iii iii lirllwiilg crinvlls Iliit till-ru is :i iirilglit pl'o.»'|n-ct that 'l'llll<:l- will bi- lllllo iii clear l»x ll-list-.-;, :lull pil2~`.sli»ly ill-I ll prll\`i~l. .Vltll thi- lil;; triick :lull fluid evieiitil o coiili- ilu..¢e ill illrisl lllillimi .rullcs lllivv iilrciilly lil.~~~ll taken ili. t is ol-atillliils-ii lllzlt ilu- Fl'i»ili'h Ulylilpic Cillliilllttec will lilivi- in

Soul-i-l' fllrltlhill pl will ii gri-ii

illl-ilcilull. ’l`lli-_ |lliplil:il'ily ol’ tlll:i _:uili- lllls illl-l'i-tial-ll illlllll-llsely, »lot only ull owl* l'1lil'op.», lll;i ill ,lnllh Allli-riciln countries, and iitli\|>ii;i.~ll.~l of colilltlwt-.~. lliit le »l'et-leiltz-li ily Ii-nllltl wort- ri-gillzii' ,ite.lldilllts. 'l`lle iqliilll-_ llzls then

-..;}l1-l':llltii oi' :=iioll." Tw--lily-lwll

_ _ The Sport Page ,Everybody Rea.di_it_f;2_,

“PE _n -sicoins liiii ui _» in illliii-lcnniis l-

ii Pins iusi un _

A iiilNilERFill FAIR

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_for auto buses. One must figure an lliullr ro get frolii town to the rsluliililll. Special buses require inbuilt forty lllillntcs, and they un- flllliil tllcil' piisliengcrsi about hill! I -illiil-_ t`ruill the illaill it-ite. Train sor- lviol- illuaiis 4-vi-il ii longer walk _ovir lllrt roail_,~ that will either be ;llluddy or iiuliiy. 'l‘r1.\llcy-cur ser- ivil-ie is slow limi wlimyllig and taxis llrc i-xpeilllive because the' -.tilliillill is lilllbldv the igilils ol Paris lllld lliidl»\\ the law passeng-

_lt ti li llliiiloii to ply trusts. --r-i iiiu:.i. plly thc -lzxriff hack to the

`l Milli-~x. ‘ 'i‘ili- sliillliilli also ll-avi-s much to |hil di~:~lii'»~ii ill lzolllinrl. None of the in-llili llliw bll;i;:_, zlilll the grand- .~4t;lmi.i are till rooted, |;ivl|lg the _-,llllllllcr .-.ull l-very possible chance. litf-fi-n;.illlll<llt>;, illcluiiing bi-er and liiillcl' lirillkei, silk. iliaiiallle, how-

'aillill ill tlii- l“r~.ll.:ll pri-cis, "tile f-wr, lil the slundli. -

A A ilit-:.lresl|lii», and liolpewhtlt

i A- ~..,.. _ -, ..»..»..

lullls clllllln-ti-il, ltilll gullies iw-li-illsilylilio, |illl=iill'ooni Settlement has l|ay~-ll :ti tour Htillllllllls al-iliiiliil,~,'p|‘<lli‘,; il p lirouilli tile atadiillll, giv- l'al'l:s. W<_».kdziy gaililf-1; w-»i'»-llil;_; ill- lippeziralllze of ii colin-try

.tiirted as lute .is six o'elock ill tilt-_ lair. l.oil»-riilg crowd.; choke the -vi-ning to give office and factory ruzllls, and difficult al; it is to get »voi~kel'=: ll cllallizc lu aiielld. '|'llt-_ in lilo sllldllllll. it is harder .still to ~-suit win ilillt ci,il:.idl-l-ably uv:-r;i:,~-l bui:k_ V.:iitors have observed

.lliu rl-1-ilipl.-i.

illil rugby ev:-ills iilli-all of tilt iallli-s propi:i'. ili Antwerp tllesi

ilil vveri- i`illuiii'i.il i`iiililres. Telzili.

-urd this yvur bl-ciillse the Fri-iii-l l- ll will in htioii and will

playing. the woillen`s tournallls-ri

illell‘s.

Attract French

here is sclleduled il series of lructioils that will appeal

'l`ll<- Fri-llcll Cillliilllttce iicic-ll

_l-ry wisi-ly iii ilii-tillg llle iiioiiiliilzlllllm bl- dui- lo the lrylllg and

iviil be a tri-lllvliliolls drawing

_ a l ~ ~ ' g |‘ilden out., tile plays-rs llupc to will .he title. llclell Wills will he an ldded attraction and with Lenglcn

will get as good a gate as the

Dilriiig the second half of Julyl

llt- -llllllesirallle als a hoille for mm who to lilust priillarily keep themselves

French crowds, such as fencing, (li,

_wil million frillle-5 was ri-_aillzed ill’ that poi'llllp_~l tile tolieily temper of

ilu: ci'owli.~l, which li:i:l lieu BP- pillullll. llinre than once, lnight per-

a`ill rv- r wk ni: piipzriiiiiige ni' the -_ sl-.elle oi' the ililillmi. '

ports l-allle ai'ti-l~ the truck everli.-3% Ulylllpic Village so far remains a

i,ll4-st-ril-il village. The committee Iliad planned .hollslllg facilities for i ill:-_ ullllf-los near the Stadium, but i tile collci-ssiollii-r has- done his

will-k llliscl-silly nzlll atllle-tes who look lip qilarters there quickly moved away. The village is more

t like ll army captoninent without

any soldiers to‘pollce it. The con- 'ditioll of the roads, without side- walks, and the sanitary precau- tions are such that the village is

The committee is making a

J-'f»» ~<PkiL”‘E

mann, sf..

boxing, and swimming. The \

i~`rcilcli have clillgllt the Olyfllllll' spirit. unil.wlth all uilexpcctud stake to start with the colilillittee

I _ 'valiant effort to improve these lconditlolls. but they will not be able to llo very much. The shacks

dlgiist. ,_ ~ _- ' H be llllllolinccd by ltickard atzcr tile ,0 idelllocriitic coilvolltiuil. it is likely

in gate receipts.

Foreign visitors have shown

reams in play. Already Paris crowded with visitors.

uild it is inlposslllle now io improv the-nl greatly. The main entrnnc lil illi-

Uili`ortllilzltcly facilities _tor seo _

llli.: the games ure llnsstisfactory.‘_the Olympic Village before enter-

Qiildilllll is from rl narrow

hopes t. ost-_t some Olylllpic recorilu have ullly one siuall window, mak-

ill' vmtiiation inadequate And

i, _ - ._ _

a _just outside the village gate is a

keen init-rest in the tootblllilliusty country road, walled ' with wants alld have hacked tllolrltolllporary structures, ild__at least

is every other one is a wayside cafe.

Coaches and trllners have walked down this street and condemned

c ini: it. f c Inside tho stlldiunl everything is

llllcf-ly in order. The crass on the

l--lil-lil is gre-un and illicit, and the

1 _ A I /"Mile Broa ump ` _ to resume the neiioiiatioils. ' . .

Sh” PM Sta“di“g Jump 'Community Field-Daylilirls Athletic Meet _

I-li hi-Jump Hop, Step and Jlump

Lillies Race (married and single) Saturday at Wnlsloe 1\lei__it Fridayl

Tug of Wars (married 'and slngle°) --_ Nr-.xt Friday afternoon tho C. G.

Thi’ f0ll0Wl"l¥ U0 me Winner” M I. T. Girls will hold lin llihlr-llc

_ entries must be in June prizes at Athletic Sports held hy_m.,(i¢ M me C_ A_ A_ (iroulltis The

a _ llle YOUIIK PPZODIFS' Leilllllfl an S“l‘,progrnin which coniineilci-.s ut 2.30

° lirday, June lst, on their ecrea- _ _ m _n _‘Ht of u |m-gf. num.

Entries wlth Secretary of Fle - "0" Field? gd: orlvarlleiiphvents and will with-

Sp0l°tS. " srlulon 1 Mlm nicvcbrl . - zieuizi-tt»:ii_ __, noun mica-ini. wonlllill Phil- “'§;‘;“_"_§'; “w§‘,’|“‘\',;°’fi_‘;“'_;,,,,_ n,h,_,,,c ' A "pn: znd Hamm Dlunwndl md meet promoted and condilcted in

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CARNIVAL WEEK

PROGRAM A

ivionosv. .iui.v 14 _

on ~»-Farmers' Picnic, Experimental Stallion.

Foreno : _ A".m°°,“_.Patrlo1 Maritime Ten Mile Raoa (°P°“-l

Ev,“|,,¢,._q,»¢|\¢ Parade Decorated Gare Circus, Victoria r ` _' Park. ' -_ _

‘J

' -wesaav, JULY iii

F rsnoooi:-Famwrt' Pionls. Esparimanlil 9'»¢\l°f\- _

Noon:-Ten Mile lioyole Rae!-

;._. li ii Aheiwelt Grounds.

" ;c:|:l‘|::-n-Ei:::is.Light Sports, Ahogweits. Circus. Victoria

' _ Park.

` wsimssosv. .iuLY is '

' -__ ' Pi nie. Experimental Stallon- I F'If:r::r;iaee‘; tor *"0"-°l'l '"5 P‘°°"" °”"'°"“'

town Driving Park; also runnin! "W-

I Evening:-Deoordted lost Parade by °l\ll‘l°'-'-°*°“"” Y‘°”'

_ ¢;||||,, gh-ous, Victoria Park. ‘

'ri-iunan/iv. JULY 17

, ;._F 'msn' Plenio. Experimental Station.

Axzrxnt-tgaledonian Club Annilli 5"*'”"‘U ‘M mm

in eenjlliotion with Driving Club Hoi-ee Racoo-

lvenlng:-Grand Teroii Light Parade ef Fil-oms_ n v_vl:_th “DOOGMZ

~ ami -Floats aaoemvlnlill by 'NU'

Community Singing and Dancing Market lquaro. __

cmua, victoria Padl-

FRlDAY» JULY 1l

/ :__ nv Pienlo. Experimental Ohtion.

“_ r""",”“°°"”M_ry.:;”|i: club Regatta. lwimmlng laces and

Aquatic Opens. _

-Community Grand lull. Glnua, Victoria Park. ‘

axruiio/iv. JULY 1°

ppfgqeent-Fsnnora’ Plonlo. Experimental lution.

lvealllli

Robert Carter.

ROAD RACE-lst Le‘ghtoll Phil l s' 2nd Neil Diamond; 3rd Clif

SACK RACE-lst Stewart Wool

Rodd. _

Stewart Woolner; 2nd Lorne Nlann

Wonlner; 2nd Harold Diamond,

PICK A BACK RACE-lst S

Woolner and P. Roddf 2nd l. S.liin ders and H. Diamond.

THREE LEGGED RACE-(Lad

Andrews and Ella Diamond.

Turner; 2nd Stewart Woolner.

JUNIOR 1 MILE BICYCLE large a'_“__n_lance_

lv . - ford Boundy. HOP STEP AND JUMP--lst

ner; 2nd Lorne Nunn; 3rd Preston THREAD AND NEEDLE RAPE

s°rnNl:»iNo isrioan Joni---int

nuNNlNo JUMP-in sun-nl-t

les)-list, Mary MacDonald and Jennie MacKay; 2nd, Lottie Ford and Margaret Rodd; 3rd, Mamie

HA-MMR THROW-lst Fred

POTATO RACE-(Ladies)--lst.

ollt doubt prov'do an interesting

Charlottetown by girls il goes without saying that there will be a

‘Stewart Woolner; 2nd Preston - Rodd; 3rd Leonard Phill-ips.

-lst, S, Woolncr and Doris Rodd;

ll lid Jennie MacKay -~-» - -

100 YDS DASH-lst Stewart

- Woolner; 2nd Preston Rodd; Zird Wnndall Phillips.

WHEEL BARROW RACE-lst

P. Rodd and S. Wooiner; 2nd E. Saunders and Leonard Phillips. . TUG OF WAR-Ci\pt.'s Woolner - and Rodd--Won by Wollner's tenm.

Much credit -is due to Rev. C.

Graham who hns taken a great lin-

- torelot in the Welfare of the Young

People of the Church and comllllln- ity. Also to the officials who actcd on the field, who were as follows:

iClerk of Course, Mr. J. Saunders; Judges, Mr. A. B. Robert and Lol-ne Nunn; Distributon of Prizes, Miss M. Andrews.

After the sports. refreshments

were served hy the Ladies, led by

s Nunn

tiniis with llollls Firpo for il ilellv

51542;/

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l <_ci_fll.;l_<@:'.>._\_iai==‘_-”_»_' ' 'r -fo l

'i : (_l§f_'./`v'lr;/__/-_l_l _f //ll

2nd, _L_ Nil n a - - -

SHOT PUT--lst Wendsll Phil- 50 YDS., DASH-(Ladies)-lst, I<‘lrpo‘s iloillands, according to Pak J we __ _ _

lips; 2nd Preston Rodd. Mary MacDonald; 2nd, Manlle And- Hnmg_ lncimipd 31041000 caglh ;1|9_ 9° ,Y y _ - ' -- -. ‘

WWI-‘Z 3rd. Elin Dii1m0l‘ld. privilege of approving tho rt-fort-el -* fl, _ __ ,-

_ ., of a bout with illirry Wills, a gllllr-‘ 'E - ' . ‘ f ‘

ante-ii of Rickard that he would pay d""/ X

the cost of dl-it-lld'ng suits hrougllt - _ - _

agailist l-`irpo ill the United Status ‘ for ¢ ' /' '

and the naming in the contract _ Q’ with llilekilril of tile place-_ will-re till- _ - _/ \ , iight with wills would iw- hi-ld. Q? Firpo. according to llonls, also de-l _ . A 0* \-

nlilnrlt-il that eight ounce gloves _ *lwaqiuiwvllilililnf

should ho list-ll 'ill iilhout with Wills A

but was willing to yield on this '

. ,, \

point. M _, , ,__-

1u5(‘ ' ».

NEW Yonk J no 23-'rex Rick w 9/400”

nrd tonight reilllsllhl to comment on “-9. Q §`i'}r‘l'§"‘{li§f°`i`§A`ii lliirlilif alihinil ECOYIOYYV -tho proliloier limi broken ncgotia- 5°

liliii onsols Cigagettes

' f Umm/_ _l _,P

10...

weight battle with Hurry Wills. _ . l

Mam.e Andrews; Ind, Doris Rodd. Mrs. Cepha . which llnd been tentatively agreodi _ ____ _ _ ____ ___________ __ _____________ _ _ _ _ ____ ___ J B1uNo1NG Ur Fivrlinn -By GEO. IMMANUS

Now l w-l'f To eHow _

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WELL'WHP~T DOYOU THINK G' TPU5 CL-Ol~I<°MCX)lI\_° |75

ONE Q' THE 9QE.TTt&1»T

iN THE. 5TU¥E r-'

\`i’ i5 THAT

YOU ANOTHEQ MODEL

OF' A COAT THAT vb _

t>RETTi€¢l THA!-4 Ts-nib ONE - YOULL BE GLAD

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