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WATCHING THE HISTORIC BATTLE BETWEEN DEMPSEY AND CARPENTIER
/?c/'f-THE BODY
BREAKING INFIGHT?
ING of Champion Demp
sey (right) that first got
in its deadly work. After
each short savage jolt at
~] close quarters the French?
man's light body quivered
and gave way as if he
were racked with the pain
of an unbearable punish?
ment. The Idol of France
is shown here clinching
Dempsey's massive shoul?
ders.
I'aul Thompson
Above ? MRS. WIN?
STON CHURCHILL,
wife of England's fam?
ous statesman ? Wins?
ton Spencer Churchill,
Secretary for the Col?
onies and formed Sec?
retary for War, snaooed
in an action pose during
a spirited tennis match
at the Queen's Club in
London. Underwood
Right ? JAPAN'S
CROWN PRINCE HI
ROHITO.who has scored
such a popular hit while
visiting in England and
on the Continent. He is
reported as saying re?
cently that he hopes to
visit the United States
a i an early date..
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AT THE FIGHT.
Governor Edward I.
Edwards of New Jer?
sey (above), flanked
by his two military
aides at the ringside.
Just before the third
preliminary Joe
Humphreys, official
p r o c la im e r, an?
nounced "His Honor
Governor Edward?
enters the aren-'."
Joe yelled frantically
to the jazz band to
play "Hail to the
Chief," but the best
he could eet was "My
Baby's Eyes." It was
Governor Edwardts'
brother who built the
massive arena. Left
?that popular writer
of things humorous.
one Irvin Cobb, per
spiringly dashes off
his story of the fijrht
from the crowded
ringside.
'Jnderwood-PatU Thompson
ENGLAND'S KING AND QUEEN VISIT IRELAND. King
George and Queen Mary sail from Belfast aboard the royal
yacht after opening the Northern Parliament with all the
pageantry and ceremony with which formal actions of British
sovereigns are surrounded. Underwood
Left?THE WETS
PARADE. Four of
the scores of pla?
cards carried by the
army of over 15,000
anti - prohibitionists
who sweltered up
Fifth Avenue on the
Fourth of July in a
truly thirsty parade
to express their op?
position to the eight?
eenth amendment
and to demand a re?
peal of the Vo'stead
act. Paul Thoinpxon
Righ* ? A BEACH
"COPPER-ESS," or
is it "copperette"?
One-piece and abbre?
viated bathing suits
are taboo on the
beach at Atlantic
City, and here's one
of the charming pa?
trols whose summer?
time job is to see that,
the law be enforced,
by heck ! Underwood

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