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(Above) This is the first picture of the former Bea- trice Blackwell, socially prominent horsewoman," and her husband. State Trooper Samuel H. Wechsler of the New York State Police, who were married secretly at Windsor, New York, last November. By day, Wechsler still patrols his section of the highway pear their Huntington, Long Island, home, but at night he dofis his uniform to become a part of the North Shore social set.
(Right) The top picture was taken in the Ameri can Red Cross Chapter House in New York, last month, and shows some of the 1,083 war veterans who went there to have their bonus bonds certified. In the inset below is John Ansalone (right), who was wounded at Belleza. Wood, with Tom Keating, another veteran. Ansaione was the first to receive his bond in New York City.
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July
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July
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FROM JAPAN
July
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Pres. Lincoln
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Banchi
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Pres. McKinley
Mayebashi. Maru....
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FOR EUROPE
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Victoria (via Siberia)
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THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, JULY 18, 1936
Pretty Dorothy Strauss, Queen of Rockport, Arkansas, is here shown in this sound photo with President and Mrs. Roosevelt. The picture was taken at Little Rock, one of the stops made by the President on his tour of the Southwest last month.
The freighter San Simeon limped into port at Brooklyn, New York, with a huge hoie torn in her hall near the port, daw last month. The ship, inbound, had collided with the freighter The · Dakotan, Dakotan, in the fog off Sea Girt, New Jersey. only slightly damaged, proceeded to Norfolk, Virginia.
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FOR SHANGHAI GAY.
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Hector
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Victorin
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July
18
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(Above) Edwina Booth, right, the vivacious. picture star who won success as the white goddess in "Trader Hara" in 1929 only to find her health shattered by the harsh African sun, is definitely on the mend and has been able to walk. She is here shown with Dr. Edward S. Cowie, in New York,
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(Right), New Jersey police are seeking a mysterious, this prowler who they believe shot D. McFarlan Moure, left, one of America's foremost electrical scientista meri inventors, an: the lawn of his East Orange, New Jersey, estate. Medical Examiner H. S. Martland is shown, right, making a cast of a footprint which the authorities believe wwas left by the person they seek.
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but our readers are warned to look out for occasional
phonetic spelling, such as harbor, plow, and altho.
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4-Existed
7-Portion
E-Ascended
10-A rodent
1-Wrong doing
HORIZONTAL (Cont) { 134-Atmosphere
35-F1032# |26-Tablet |37-Man's name 32-Greek letter 40, Bargains
12-Greek goddess of the 41-Dispatches
dawa
14-Outlets
15-Advertisements
(abbr).
17-Creep on the earth
19-Exi-catching
basket
21-Very cool (poet).
22-Grieved
Z-Piece of bed-linen
27-Unita
31-Tropical bled
42-Superlative suffix |43-Attempt
VERTICAL
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3-East Indian nut 4-Spend
5-Ascenda
6-hiale descendant
33-Host over, as a boat | 7-Save for future use
VERTICAL (Cont.) 3-A witch (Bible) 12-Incite
13-The sun. 15-A month (atb).). 116-Pig-pen |18-Venomous onaka
22-interior 123-Minara) spring |24–Calle loudly (25-Make a mistake |26-Pitches"
27.Conquer {22-A textile fabric |29-Cog-wheels |30-Terminate
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37-A beverage TI-SomeTo
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