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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

JIMMY WILDE ∞

TO-DAY'S

THURSDAY. JANUARY 22.

PICTURES.

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1920.

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THE CARPENTIER-BECKETT FIGHT.

1. The lead to the knock-out blow. 2.-Beckett unconscious. 3.-Lifted by opponent.

The photos of the European heavyweight championship fight between Georges Carpentier of France, and Joe Beckett of England, which have just reached us, are unusually good. They tell better than the cabled accounts the true story of the fight. No word story describes the kindly act of Carpentier belping his defeated opponent to his corner as does the picture. The picture of the knock-out blow, preceded by another of those lightning left jabs, shows the force with which Carpentier is hitting. The left led to the chin and the right followed. In the other picture Beckett is shown hopelessly out-prone on the floor of the ring with the victor standing back as fresh as a daisy.

BABY VIOLET BOOKER

PAL MOORE

Above, Lady Astor, the first lady member of the House

of Commons, is seen on her electioneering campaign. Be- low are Lady Astor and her husband.

This little girl was declared to be the per- fect English baby at a recent baby show in London. She was born in Canada, is two years old and weighs 311⁄2 lbs.

The picture shows a batch of American and Allied soldiers and sailors at 'Fiume, where, in the recent troubles, they policed the city.

DOINGS OF THE DUFFS

WAIT A MINUTE CHARLEY, I'LL CALL UP THE WIFE AND TELL HER IN

GOING TO STAY DOWui,

TELL HER IT'S A BUSINESS DEAL

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SAI, HELEN, I GUESS TEL STAY DOWN FOR DINNER-I'VE GOT A

BUSI

Tom Tries to Pu'l an Old One.

E IM FER

EVER, BLOWIN

BUBBLES 4.6

YOU'LL DO NOTHING OF

THE KIND! THE IDEA OF CALLING

ME UP AT THIS LATE HOUR! YOU GET RIGHT HOME HERE!.

DADDY?

CHARLEY, I GUESS I'D BETTER GO OUT HOME- THE WIFE ISA'Y FEELING VERY WELL

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BY ALLMAN,

-OH-OH-OH

OLD STUFF:

OLD STUFF!

SO LONG

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