Boss Olvany, the quintessence of patriotism. (P. 6.)

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A distinguished bachelor enjoying his pinnacle. (P. 27.)

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Two flawless specimens of the race. (P. 1.)

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Legitimate hotel keepers. (P. 4.)

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The patroness of the best Capitoline dressmaker. (P. 3.)

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The transcontinental summer schedule of the U. S. Air Mail. (P. 30.)

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Scientific laundering of blood. (P. 21.)

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Five historic American murders presented in rare literary style. (P. 15.)

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Eight carloads of Australian flowers. (P. 18.)

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A cornerstone of American opera on the site made famous by Mad Anthony Wayne. (P. 18.)

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The Cinderella of business -she was wooed by Prince Charming. (P. 26.)

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Rich, ruddy, raucous melodrama that produces the same effect as an old family tintype with the head-clamps showing. (P. 16.)

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A group of men that gather yearly at Williamstown with dignity in their countenances, destiny in their brief cases. (P. 20.)

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Little Old Man Ledoux, gamest of the game. (P. 28.)

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A 14-year-old prodigy from the Ural asbestos beds. (P. 17.)

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An exotic personality that bloomed in Boston's chill. (P. 17.)