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THE CHINA MAIL,

WORLD NEWS IN PICTURES.

WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER

Dame Ellen Terry.

Dame Ellen Terry, whom the Immortal Bernhardt called the "greatest of us all," friend of the late Sir Henry Irving, died full of years at her country home in Kent, having just passed her eightieth birthday.

Hero's Reward.

Plane Ride Does It.

George Porter, Jr., aged 8, Revere, Mass, had been unable to talk since birth. Doctors had agreed that his vocal cords were perfectly. formed, but he could not use them. His father arranged a thrilling 'plane ride for the boy, and after a long series of stunts a half mile in the air the boy was cured and

spoke.

For Sale One "Used Husband."

That's the remarkable proffer which Mrs. Janet Quittner (above with her husband) is alleged to have made to Mrs. Esther Feldman Beck (ist below) according to papers in a G$50,000 beart balm salt instituted by Mrs. Quittner against Mrs. Bock, The latter.denies the larceny charge, saying that plaintiff came to her and said: "If you pay me G$10,000, you can have my husband 'for your husband."

Last Photo of Late President Obregon.

Panama's Only Portia.

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Pretty Ann Bruce posed for this" charming photograph a few minutes after the coremony which united her to Lou Gordon, co-pilot and mechanic on the Amelia Earhart flight from Tropassy, N. F., to Southampton.

Free After 20 Years.

This photo, taken at the banquet at Mexico City in honour of the late President Obregon of Mexico, was taken two days before his assassination. He is shown at the left being presented with

same manner in which his slayer approach mements of the occasion by a cow-girl which is much

Senorita Clara Gonzales, Panaina's only woman lawyer, who has arrived in Washington to take up her work in connection with the Inter- American Commission of Women.

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