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Race Track Fall : Octogenarian Twins : Peacock Gown : Armored Pet : Europe's Heavyweight
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racetrack after being unseated from his mount, Kirkale, in the Moycr-
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the fall.
klSS B. D'ARMAND carrying her pet armadillo. Accordii'
to reports from Florida, the armadillo, something of a cross
between an opossum and a small armored tank, is the very latest
in not fashions.
MADMrEDOLORESinhersWW pjfcSMMt t -IBM llMf THE BEAUTY CORNER ? ,1
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GEORGES CARPENTIER, heavyweight champion, of Europe, receiving the Gant.Gold
Cun at the Oxford Musir. Hall from C. H. Coekran. Thn nin'a InscrinHnn rennn; "The
Gant Gold Cup for the Heavyweight Boxing Championship of the World, Presented by
. David N. Gant, June 17, 1919."
MISS WANDA. MASCAVAGE, 811 South Front street, Philadelphia
'Photographs for this back-pago feature should be submitted through
the mail, addressed to the Beauty Corner, Evening Public Ledceb,
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