1922-08-10 — Page 8

THE HONGKONG, TELEGRARBE -THURSDAY, FAUGUST 10,

CAMERA NEWS

This shows the Bre that swept the water front at Locust Point, near Baltimore, doing dam age estimated at nearly $5,000,000. Two elevators, containing 1,274,000 bushels of grain, two warehouses, piers loaded with merchandise and many other structures were destroyed.

Pajama clad English girls, enjoying an early morning

gambol on the banks of the Thames.

These triplets all graduated in the same claes at the Puxsutawney High School. Left to right, Lillian, Louisa and Laura Buisset, all 19.

This photo of Mr. Molla Bjurstedt Mallory was taken at Wimbledon.

The Columbus, 35,000-ton liner constructed for the North Ge man-Lloyd line, sticks in the ways when being launched at Darzi:

DOINGS OF THE DUFFS

GOODNIGHT

BOYS!

GOOD

NIGHT,

GOOD NIGHT

B035

Wilbur's Private Office.

The finish of the Leonard-Kansas fight for the lightweight championship at Michigan City, July 4. Benny Leonard won on a technical knockout in the eight round, when Kansas' manager tossed a sponge into the ring. Leonard is shown in the foreground, and Kansas at the back of the ring.

M. Bourdon, Lyons, France, can go rowing in his land-going rowboat, making 30 miles an hour.

This shows what was left of the train, which, loaded with returning Atlantic City ex- cursionists, left the rails and plunged over an embankment at Winslow Junction, BeLF Atlantic City. Seven were killed and more than 50 injured.

BY ALLMAN

"GOOD NIGHT BOYS,

IT'S JUST

I'M THROUGH"

AND WE HAVE A

A CHEERPUL REMINDER WHOLE FORTY MINUTES THAT WE'RE

YET BEFORE THE

BELL RINGS

JOLLY STUFF!!

NOT THE

HOT STUFF

8053

QUIT AT ONE O'CLOCK CHANGE THE AND I'LL SAY GOOD-

AFTERNOON

'TE IWAS THE BOSS ID

RAISE EVERY BODY'S PAY

WHEN I GET TO SE BOSS TM GOING TO

IF I WAS

BOSS I'D

CLANG CLANG

WHOLE PLACE

AROUND

"THERE GOES!; THE QUITTIH”

* BELL