... been flown for the first time by a woman. machine. the seaplane Friendship. piloted by Mr. Wilmer Stultz, and - ol i o Amelia Earhart as passenger, and Mr. Gordon as mechanic, took tom Topas sey (Newfoundland) at 2 51 p.m. (Greenwich time) yesterday. awe ...

... than two out of ten words of a sermon in any cathedraL—Countess of Orford and Asquith. I am a very leisurely person.—Mks Amelia Earhart, the Atlantic Flyer. The Russian Revolution was due to Western ideas.—Mr. M. Phillips Price. The average man Is, for the ...

... RIVAL ATLANTIC FLIERS. Proposed Attempt Via the Fifteen Unsuccessful Efforts to Start. It appears probable that Miss Amelia Earhart will be the first of the rival women Atlantic fliers to make her bid for the honour of being the first woman to accomplish ...

... all the excitement of yesterday, and the fatigue consequent upon their great achievement in flying the Atlantic, Miss Amelia Earhart, Mr. Wilmer Stultz—the pilot who navigated the seaplane Friendship front Newfoundland to Burry Port, Wales—and Mr. L. ...

... Strasbourg. where 11;ey landed at 9 30 a.m. MISS EARHART IN CRASH. (Through Reuter's Agency.) PITTSBURGH. Friday. Miss Amelia Earhart. the Atlantic flyer, narrowly escaped injury late to-day in a crash hiring a flight at Rodger's Field. She was flying ...

... automatic gas cooker. Eve in the Air. In aviation some wonderful records were achieved by women, notably that of Miss Amelia Earhart, who flew the Atlantic from America to England. Lady Heath also broke many records. among them being the British solo ...

... England. Further Outlook.—Rather trell4.l siderable fair periods in the THE ATLANTIC Wreaths Laid on Before Large Miss Amelia Earhart„ Mr. and Mr. Louis Gordon, the visited the Cenotaph to-day. Hugh crowds, control:v(1 police, had gathered to see )licelA; ...