I.rtt — WH.l.li: HOPI’K who ha been billiard champion a
lontr as the present clay generation of sport fans ran remem
her is still at the top of his form defeating Kdouard Hole
man', the Belgian expert, in a recent 1;»00 point match held
in New York hy an overwhelming -core
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SPRINGTIME IN HAAR
LEM. Only this Harlem
is spelled with two A’s and
it is somewhere in Hol
land. The photo shows a
great field all abloom
with thousands upon thou
sands of fragrant hya
cinths in red, palest yel
low, mauve, cerise, crim
son and white. Bulbs are
grown in Holland as
wheat is in America, by
the acre. The blossoming
fields stretch away in
every direction as far as
the eye can see. rctcr/fu.
Right—FREK JAZZ. Con
gressman Arthur M. Free
of California, his eldest
son, and two pair of
twins, pictured entertain
ing Mrs. Free with some
after-dinner music in
their home at Washing
ton. The violin is the Con
gressman's specialty.
Underwood.
A Venida Wears Longer
Just one tut to know how good .1 hail
net tan realh he next time hm a Venida.
l or Venida is different, of the same t lass
perhaps, not of the same quality. Dcudedlt
eionomual. Venida has fewer knots and
therefore fewer breaking points Always
wear longer, and too jlist know tliet are
sanitary.
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DOUBLF1. Hugh A.
D’Arcy, of New York,
veteran actor, and old
time friend of late Colonel
Cody, who although Rl,
speak-"'of making trip to
Cody, Wyo., to attend un
veiling of bronze eques
trian statue of Buffalo
Bill, July 4th. The statue,
by Mr< Harry Payne
Whitney (Gertrude Van
derbilt), will grace the
Wyoming entrance to Yel
lowstone Park.
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WIDOW who smiled hap
pily when a Yankee pho
tographer. camera-scout
ing through Chartcves re
cently pointed to the O. D.
Idolise she wore. It was
given her by a passing
doughboy in the big July
rush up past Chateau
Thierrv six years ago.
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