The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 5, 1919, Page 24

THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1919. AY) A QUACK Doctor HEY? [ NO, Im A Doctor WALK DOWN IWo BLOCKS 3 \ QUACK, QUACK! TURN EAST AN BWOtkes To TH RIGHT Continue, WEST (0 BLOCKS TURN OFF AT THE f DRUG STORE, An THERE SHE BE') HOW po t GET To 7 HOOS\ = \AL THEN AN LP % IR ¢ | Carpentier Should Stay in Europe, Says Farrell OUT FOR BACON} SI aya ~Lh |) New Orleans Negro Devas= ME: hae BY HENRY L. FARRELL is Hak mers “ge (United Press Staff Correspondent) tates Ole Anderson * ip YORK, Dec. 5.—That wa NEW rawn, They that he If that wa ute o1 wat BOP fine dope, brain against | FRANCISCO, Dee Ga *)}—Harry Wills is o heavy- } uer—and for mo big New Orlea derson of Tacomel night ee aid Georges Carpentier ‘didn’t have a wallop and|(©* cience to beat Beckett. science the Frenchman uncovered in the min- round, young fighters had better start te | today , | toda ‘or more would have to depend on ease A es | weights to mone o of the first eating last hool beating Ia to ‘schoo! urente’s show, There wei when Keferee Hanlon al murderous attack E ' Loule F If Monsieur Carpentier hasn't a wallop, it’ Beckett, the British mitt i 2 ; " : ' to the roll call up there. @Ut punch in eithe ner . $ r Pepe a good thing, might be!, no protests or Sir Joseph king, onstrated: " i heart=— withstood repeated 7 ound. answering “here” worry aby and cll Tt’s like a home rur fame. 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