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DAILY CROSS-WORD PUZZLE.

(This cross-word puzzle has been made by an expert but our readers are wursed to look out for occasional phonetic spellings, such as harbor, plote, and altho.)

137 38 39

12

16

19

20

22

24

30

26

32.

233

34

36

чо

142

1443 44

145

46

177

48

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250

151

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154

155

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157

50

160

161

HORIZONTAL·

1-Fuss

4-Native of desert

6-Old spelling of

"ache"

9-To eject

11-Girl's name

L

62.

THE INTERNATIONAL SYNDICATE.

HORIZONTAL (Cont.) | VERTICAL (Cont.) 48-Woman's patriotio 24-Prefix-"the near

society (abbr.)

49-Fitting

60-imprisonment

62-To recline

54-A fury (Gr. Myth)

14-Denoting more than 56-Fabulous monstor

one..

16-Force

18-A flap or tongue 19-Kind of marble 22-Scotch for "no" 23-Thlckness

25-To draw in by suc

tion

28-Nickname for

"Henry"

27-Rate of travel

29-Close to

(Norway)

58-River in N. France 69-At Bea

60-An Insect 161-Beloved

42-Royal Naval Re-

serva (abbr) VERTICAL 2-Twice as many

-Pronoun

4-Volume of maps 5-Barren

30-Pertaining to place 8-A drink

32-Speak

34-Prefix-form of

"pro"

-To bind

36-And not

37-The nostrila

40-Musical note.

42-Cracks in the flesh

46-A container®

46-Golf term

7-Ruins of anolent

Thebes, Egypt B-Quick to learn 10-To make weak 12-Hostelry

13-One of the grains 18-Native of Lapland

| 17-A festivity

DR11" 20-Dreadful

27-To turn rapidly 28-A raised platform 30-Appearance

81-Not so much 13-Pronoun (old form) 14-Promissory note

(abbr,)

38-Slightly open [39-Allowance of food

40-Preposition 41-Part of verb "to be" 43-Mountain range.

west of Black Sea, Eur. 144-Ons of the Great

Lakes #46-Melted

47-A ridge of glacial

gravel

40-Prefix-through 60-Predix-herd, bad 51-Fellow of the Royal Soalety (abbr). 53-Termination 68-Insect egp

20-To polish by friction 57-Combining form- 21-Frigid

(The solution of the above cross-word puzzle will appear in to-morron's issue along with a new cross-word puzzle.)

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LEGAL SENSATION

MAY ONE KISS A SOLICITOR?

SIGN OF INSANITY

THE CHINA MAIL,

The makings of a very important test case, which one would like to aee taken right to the House of Lords, have just arisen at Chelten, ham. The point involved, which concerns the layman as well as the lawyer, is this: "Is it a sign of insanity to kiss' a solicitor?"

The point is to be taken seriously because it is a solicitor who has raised it. In explaining to the Chel- tenham magistrates that a client of his seemed to be in scarce- ly a normal frame of mind he ex- plained that she was very anxious to kiss him and he added, "If that is not a sign of insanity, I don't know what is."

And yet it seems a strange test and one that has not hitherto been recognised by the Commissioners of Lunacy, Are We to understand that to kiss any or all solicitors, anywhere and at any time, is a cer- tain symptom of insanity? Hardly, because in that case no solicitors would ever become married men, a state of affairs which ia contrary to common observation and the na- tural history of a by no means negligible species.

Again, there are now solicitors of both sexes; would it be a sign of mental abnormality to want to kiss a very young and very pretty soli- citress? And what happens if a male attorney, wishes to kiss a female representative of the species; can that be done without suspicion of insanity? In that case, why may two solicitors do with im- punity that which one solicitor and ' one layman may do only on peril of being regarded as mentally de- ficient? The whole subject bristles with "intriguing aspects which obviously deserve the attention of the highest legal authorities in the land-Manchester Guardian.

“NO SMOKING.”.

BAN BY ONE WHO THINKS IT "UNBUSINESSLIKE”

Does sincking during working bours cause slackness? Mr. S. R. Windle, Grimsby's municipal en- gineer, thinks it does, and he has stopped it among the men in his department.

cil.

.

sprawling, with their backs against the railings, lighting pipes or cigar ettes. Smoking during working hours is a relic of the war days.

"The best workmen, I find, do not smoke at work. In my experience smoking at work tends to slackness and the amount of lost time it causes is astonishing."

SEX CENSORSHIP

CONTROVERSY AROUSED IN

AMERICA

WOMAN SENTENCED

American, Liberals are shocked

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The following programme will by the outcome of the court trial te broadcast to-day from the Gov of Mrs. Mary Ware Dennett, who crament Broadcast Station Z.B.W. was found guilty by a Federal jury on 850 metres. in Brooklyn of sending obscene 5.30-8.30 p.m. →→ Programme of literature through the mails. Mrs. Chinese Music (Beka Records supe Dennett is the author of a highly plied through the courtesy of praised and widely used pamphlet Messrs. Canton Trading Associa- giving in dignified language the tion, Ltd). elementary facts of sex for children.

p.m.- Evening weather She is faced with a possible report. sentence of five years! imprison-I 8 p.m. Evening programme, ment or a fine of £1,000 or both.

10.30 p.in-Close down.

Mrs. Dennett, a well-known social worker, is the mother of two grown-up sons, and originally wrote the pamphlet eleven years ago for their instruction. It

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LATEST WILLS

LADY DE BATHE'S GIFTS TO JERSEY

Dame Emilie Charlotte de Bathe (Mrs. Langtry), of Villa le Lys, Monaco, who died on February 12į last, wife of Sir Hugo Gerald de Bathe, Bart., left property in her own disposition valued for the pur

of poses the English grant at £47,445 in net personalty. Her be- quests included:-

To the Museum of St. Helier, Jersey, her snite of dining-room· painted furniture, her drawing- room-settee, and eight Louis XVL chairs, and Louis XVI. cabinet, the portrait of herself, by Sir Edward Paynter, her hast of Diana, and cer tair bedroom furniture, hangings, etc.

·£10,000, Villa le Lys, Monaco, and its contents and her personal effects not otherwise bequeathed, to Mathilde Marie Peat, "as a token of affection and gratitude."

The residue of her property is left equally between three grand- children and Major Louis D'Albani.

FOR THAT TIRED"FEELING

IN THE

MORNINGS

TRY

PINKETTES

THEY MAKE ALL

THE DIFFERENCE

The wisdom of this decision was Men's and Young Women's Chris tired, low-spirited, irritable, look- When you begin the day feeling questioned by members of the Coun- tian Associations.

Mr. Windle made this reply been used in the municipal school uusily means that your liver is It has even ing sallow and out-of-sorts, it "I consider the practice unbusi- nesslike. I do not like to see men system of Bronxville, a fashionable out of order or

your Intestinal suburb of New York.

tract is not working efficiently. Burrows, from New England, who is better than

The Federal judge, Warren B.To correct this condition nothing presided, ruled out all the foregoing dainty little laxatives and liver. Pinkettes, the facts, and refused to let any

régulators. Try them to-night, of the distinguished educators and physicians who were waiting to you'll feel ever so much brighter, testify take their stand or permit better, more cheerful and efficient the jury to hear endorsements of to-morrow morning. Of all chem- Mrs. Donnett's work by prominentists, or post free, 60 cents per vial, authors. The trial virtually con- from the Dr. Williams' Medicine. sisted of the reading of the Co., 60, Klangsc Road, Shanghai: pamphlet alond to a jury of elder ly Brooklyn married men, all of whom had been chosen because they had never read any of the works of H. L. Mencken or Havelock Ellis, a test applied by the prosecuting attorney.

ALL SHINGLED

MORE WESTERNISING IN ROYAL FAMILY

Bombay, May 28, Ex-King Amanullah and ex-Queen

It seems clear that the New York Souriya have been very busy receiv-"World" is correct when it says ing friends and visitors at the Taj that if Mrs. Dennett's work is not Mahal Hotel.

permitted to circulate then there is no hope of putting any plain, honest statement of the facts of sex before young people in America. The case will be the subject of an appeal to a higher court, whose de cision will be awaited with the greatest interest.

Baskets of flowers and fruits were offered to Amanullah and Souriya by many visitors and these presents were gratefully acknowledged.

Amanullah spent a part of the morning to-day walking round the corridor of his suite of rooms in

a silk shirt and woollen pants. "

Almost all the girls and women At Duisburg a mastiff attacked a of the ex-Royal family had their boy of five and bit him on the neck hair bobbed and shingled to-day. and face do severely, that he died.

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A WEEK'S DISEASES

During the week ended June 22.

the following notifiable diseases.

were notified

Small-poxy

Diphtheria

Enteric fever

Cerebrospinal fever

Influenza pa

Deaths

There was one British case of diphtheria and two Japanese cases of enteric fever, the rest were all Chinese,

On Monday one fresh case of enteric fever was notified an im- ported Chinese case

The police of Holland, Michigan,

have issued an order against smok ing by high school giris in public.

A snappy Cute from a little cabaret is good material

Alittle polish helps take off the rough edges.

Clothes, a pose and poise, make a world of difference:

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Every little social aspirant

A young noble, preferably prom

and Cupid, with his little bow

ising, should be prospected

and arrow will do the rest

must know her "don'ts

The Making Of A Lady With Apologies to D. W. Gridth's "Lady of the Pavements At the Queen's

Theatre today,

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