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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

THURSDAY, JULY 22

1920.

GENERAL PERSHING AND HIS SON.

General-Pershing as an interested spectator in the perform- ance of the Army horses at the National Capital Horse Show. and particularly in his individual entries "Jeff" and "John Buony." With the General is his son Warren.

TO-DAY'S

PICTURES.

1813

CHAMPIONS

JANTE & LEIR

WELL-KNOWN CINEMA STARS.

Above are seen Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Fairbanks on their estate at Berkley Hills, California. Mrs. Fairbanks, as is known, was formerly Miss Mary Pickford.

BASEBALL CHAMPIONS.

The "Reds" and "Giants" watching the unforling of the National League pennant, won by Cincinatti,

THE TALLEST MAN IN THE WORLD.

John Van Allen, from Amsterdam, is the tallest man in the world. He is nineteen years old and 9 feet 5 inches in height.

CENTRAL MEWS PRITS SERVICE.

THE "SCOOTING" CRAZE

Motor scooting races have just been held at St. Cloud, France. Above is shown Mlle. Myrtho Sarene, a French actress who took part in one of the races.

FAMOUS WOODEN FRIGATE.

The 62-year-old wooden frigate Richmond is to be burned for ber metals, on the beach at Eastport. Once the pride of the U.S. Navy, she served in three wars. There is about 200 tons bigh grade copper which is said to have been used in her construction.

DOINGS OF THE DUFFS

OH, BELLO, Bible NO. 1M MOT GONG

TICKETS AWAY- I'M JUST

PUTTING KN

MOTHER-IN-LAKİ ON THE TRAN - SWB'S CONG ROMEI

Tom's Friend Stuck Around to See the Farewell.

DO YOU WANT

ME TO ONE

THREE CHEERS

FOR YOU?

IS READY,

NOTHER!

YOUR TRAN

GOOD WE

MOTHER WRITE ME AS SOON AS "YOU GET THERE.

GOOD STE

LITLE SWEET HEART

| GOOD SHE,

DEAR!

SMALK

BY ALLMAN

GOOD BYE

SWEETIE!!

THAT'S HIS MOTHER-

IN-LAW-HE'S SAYING GOODBYE To

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