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How Good Is Your Memory for Names, News and Faces? These Pictures Appeared in The Star Last Week. How Well Do You Remember Them and the Incidents They Illustrated? Select the Caption That Properly Accompanies the Picture and Try to Recall the Name of the Individual or Scene Pictured. Then Check Your Choice Against the Correct Name and Answer That Will Be Found Under “Answers” in Column 1, Page A-14. NO. 1. No. 2. (a) Investigating W. P. A. (a) A gladiator of the su s» (b) Putting money in (b) A Roman on the bank. loose. <c> Lostand f°und in*uirV- (d, Tushman°Vat ^his (d) Risking $2 on horses. best. No. 3. No. 4. 'a) Neiv bridal outfit. (a) Victor in election, b) Trapped bandit <b) Race horse trainer, suspect. (c) Exiled ex-President. (dj Congress candidate. 'c) Ad jor cosmetics. 'd) Surgical experi ment. - -- No. S. No. 6. (a) Little Eva grown up. (a) ?*?na base bal1 JJLLoo• (b) Fat lady a mother. (b) Inspecting new camera. (c) Children's cereal ad.' (c) counting his money. (d) Neio circus feature.* (d) Another experiment. Wo. 7. Wo. *. ^ Base ball rookie. (aj Prehistoric bird. (b) Essay plagiarist. (h) plying upgide dQWn (c) Future war vet eran. (c) New type airplane. (d) 4-H Club winner. (d) Air transport crash. tfo. s. wo. io. faj Baby sftoiv winner. fa) Sentenced to (phay) (b) Just an Easter pic- /Vli pAen‘ ^ rW i4 young washing , » cT j , x. Ionian. rc>l Saved from asphyx- (c) Lost in tornado. lation. (d) Wandered from (d) Prize in court fight. home. New Deal and G. 0. P. Done to Turn by Lampoons of Witty Punsters. (Continued From Page A-16.) holds, Surg. Gen. U. S. A.: J. T. S. Richardson. Lawrence Richey; Sen ator Joseph T. Robinson. Arkansas; Lawrence W. Robert, jr.: Bertrand H. Roberts, Roy A. Roberts, the Kansas City Star; Nathan Robertson, the Associated Press: J. W. Rogers, Hillsboro, Ohio; Vladimir Romm, the Izvestia, Moscow. Russia; Edward C. Rompf. Miami; James Roosevelt, New York City; Charles T. Russell. Frank M. Russell, Robert Ruth, John P. Ryan, New York City; William C. Ryan, New York City. s. David Sarnoff, New York City; Morris Sarnoff, New York City; John Saul, Carl M. Saunders, Jackson Citi zen Patriot; T. D. Savage, Norfolk; William E. Scripps, the Detroit News, Detroit, Mich; Kurt G. Sell, German News Agency, Berlin; Louis B. Seltzer, the Cleveland Press; Senator Morris Sheppard, Texas; Paul Shoup. New York City; Jouett Shouse, Harper Sibley, president, Chamber of Com merce, U. S. A ; Thomas L. Sidlo, Ecripps-Howard newspapers; E. H. H. Simmons, New' York City; Kirke L. Simpson, the Associated Press; Arthur j J. Sinnott, the Newark Evening News; Carl Smith, the Oregon Journal, Port- ; land, Oreg.; John Lewis Smith, Robert j Smith, John Snure, Robert T. Snure, j Edgar C. Snyder, Harry P. Somerville, 1 W. W. Spaid, Harrison E. Spangler, I representative. National Committee of Iowa; Arthur W. Stace, Ann Arbor j News. Ann Arbor. Mich.; Dr. Camp Stanley, E. W. Starling. Edwin C. j Steffe, Judge Harold M. Stephens, j associate justice. District of Columbia i Court of Appeals; Donald J. Sterling, The Oregon Journal; Raymond B. Stevens, Alfred J. Stofer, the Binning ham News; Frederick A. Storm, the United Press Association; Holly Stover, Michael W. Straus, C. D. Sturtevant, Chicago; James A. Sulli- j van. Mark Sullivan, New York Her- j Bid-Tribune Syndicate; Arthur Hays i Sulzberger, the New York Times; Henry Suydan, Herbert Bayard Swope, New York City. T. Representative John Taber, New York; Robert A. Taft, Cincinnati: H. L. Talburt, the Washington Daily News; Wayne C. Taylor, Assistant Secretary of the Treasury; William H. Taylor, Philadelphia; Mark Thistle thwaite. the Indianapolis News: Cor coran Thom. Representative Chester Thompson, Illinois; F. L. Thompson. I Rye Beach. N. H.: George M. Thomp son, Los Angeles: Huston Thompson, Merle Thorpe, editor the Nation's Busi ness. Elliott Thurston, Theodore Tiller, ! Charles T. Tittmann, Louis Titus, Senator John E. Townsend, jr., Dela ware; Arthur R. Treaner. Saginaw News; Dr. George B. Trible, Walter Trohan, the Chicago Tribune; Ray Tucker, Joseph P. Tumulty, Charles L. Tutt, Colorado Springs, Colo. U Frederick D. Underwood. New York City. V. Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg, Michigan; Senator Frederick Van Nuys, Indiana; John C. Yarn. Earl Venable, Representative Carl Vinson, Georgia; W. G. Vorpe. the Cleveland Plain-Dealer. W. Senator Robert F. Wagner, New York; P. D. Wagoner. New York City; j Richard H. Waldo. New York City; ! Ernest G. Walker, the Army and Navy Journal: Arthur Walsh, Senator David I. Walsh, Massachusetts: Franklyn Waltman, jr„ the Washington Post; j O. S. Warden, Great Falls Tribune, J Great Palls, Mont.: Kenneth Watson, | Baltimore: Arthur T. Wells, the Buf- | falo Evening News: Henry L. West, John T. West. New York City; Vernon E. V est, Warren Wheaton, R. B White, New York City; William Allen I White, Emporia, Kans.; Richard i Whitney, New York City; William F. i Wiley, the Cincinnati Enquirer; Comdr. E. M. Williams, George H. Wilson, John J. Wilson, assistant United { States attorney; Lloyd B. Wilson. Lyle 1 C. Wilson, the United Press Associa- j tior-s: L. L. Winship. the Boston Globe: Lewis Wood, the New York Times; Lee M. Woodruff, the Grand Rapids j PrPess: Frank Wozencratt, New York City; James L. Wright, the Buffalo Evening News; J. Bernard Wyckoff, the Nation-' Business. Henry Xander, Washngtoi, D. C. Casper S. Yost, the St. Louis Globe Democrat, St. Louis, Mo.; Comdr. W. B. Young. William Ziegler, jr., New York City. AUTOIST IS CLEARED IN EBERHART DEATH — Accident Verdict Returned by Coroner in Bladensburg Road Fatality. The traffic death on Thursday night of Charles H. Eberhart, 40. 2729 Twenty-eighth street northeast, was held by a coroner's jury yesterday to h8ve been accidental. Eberhart was fatally injured when struck in the 2700 block of Bladens burg road northeast by an automobile operated by Milton P. Bauman of Fan wood. N. J.. and Clarendon, Va.. a traveling representative ot the Inter state Commerce Commission. Bauman was relieved of responsibility by the verdict. There were no witnesses to the acci dent. Bauman testified he was trav eling in a line of traffic and was un- j aware of any mishap until he felt a “bump.” He pulled to the curb to investigate and found Eberhart lying in the road. Police testified they found broken, glass from the supposed point of im pact to the place where the body lay, a distance of 88 feet. BARBEE TO LECTURE Confederacy's Feminine Spies to Be Described. An address on “Women Spies of the Confederacy” will be delivered by David Rankin Barbee, author, at the annual “historical evening” of the District division of the Daughters of the Confederacy at 8 p.m. Wednes day in Confederate Memorial Hall, 1322 Vermont avenue. 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