“Ladies’ Day” 73 Sykes in the _New York Evening Post_. Brynjulf Strandenaes Paints a Portrait 74 Flyers All—Eielson, Wilkins, Byrd, Chamberlin, Balchen, Stultz, Earhart, Gordon 83 P. & A. Photos. Boston, June 9 84 At Boston with Her Mother and Major Woolley, whose Flying Coat Miss Earhart Wore Across the Atlantic 93 Wide World Photos. “The Yellow Peril” and Her Driver Back in Boston, before Denison House 94 International Photos. Welcomed by the Southampton Crowd 103 Wide World Photos. At Medford, Massachusetts 104 Ready to Go 113 A Picture of the “Friendship” Over Boston 114 Autographed before the flight started. Percy Crosby’s Skippy Has His Own Ideas about Flying the Atlantic 123 The “America” as Photographed through the Open Hatch in the Bottom of the “Friendship’s” Fuselage 124 On the Step 133 Flying to Boston—Gordon, A. E., Stultz, Mrs. Gordon, Mrs. Stultz, Mrs. Putnam 134 Stultz in the Cockpit of the “Friendship” Looking Aft between the Gasoline Tanks 143 P. & A. Photos. Two Musketeers and—What is a Feminine Musketeer? 144 “X Marks the Spot” 153 Our Home in Trepassey. Main Street, Trepassey 154 Slim on the Job 163 International Photos. The Inevitable Winter Woodpile 164 The “Friendship” Off Trepassey 173 B-a-a-a! A Front Lawn at Trepassey 174 Lady Lindy; Lady Luck 183 Rollin Kirby in _The New York World_. For Nineteen Hours Only a Sea of Clouds 184 Wide World Photos. The “Friendship” “Bombing” the “America” 193 U. S. Shipping Board. The Last Page in the Log Book 194 We Didn’t Doubt that Tying to the Buoy was Against Official Etiquette 203 “We Opened the Door of the Fuselage and Looked Out upon what we Could See of the British Isles” 204 International Newsreel. Landing at Burry Port—the Ubiquitous Autograph Seeker 213 Wide World Photos.