South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 207, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 25 July 1920 — Page 31

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THE ISEWS-TIMKS, SOUTH BEND, .l.ND

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VIFE OF DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE Mrs. James M. Cox and Anne Cox, the wife and infant daughter of the three-terra governor of Ohio, and Democratic nominee for President. Mrs. Cox is a most devoted mother and has never had a nurse for her daughter, preferring to take full charge of the bouncing baby girl. Like the Governor, she loves the out-of-doors and hunts, rows, plays golf, rides horseback and swims, and is a real rival of her husband at f -hing during their summer vacation at a lake in Northern Michigan. Her hobby is gardening and her plants and vegetables are a surprise to her friends. Of medium height, with an abundance of beautiful auburn hair, Mrs. Cox Is a woman of great charm and personality.

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BIRTHPLACE OF GOVERNOR COX AT JACKSONBURG, OHIO In this typical American homestead, James Cox, Democratic nominee for the Presidency, was born fifty years ago.

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DAMAD FERID PASHA Arrives In Paris to sign the Turkish Treaty. The Grand Vizier is a Liberal, and bee luse of his views, his life was recently attempted in his home in Constantinople.

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THE CONQUEROR OF GERALD PATTERSON William T. Tilden, winner of the British tennis title, wearing his famous shaggy jacket, which he claims helped him to the championship. '

BREAKS PARACHUTE RECORD Lieut. Wilson, of the Air Service branch, at Kelly Field, Texas, broke the world's record for altitude in a parachute jump. Lieut. Wilsen started his spectacular stunt by jumping at an altitude of 19,800 feet from the cockpit of the airship in which Lieut. Dunton had taken him up. He was carried first in one direction, then in the other by the wind, and the most exciting part of the jump came toward the end when he barely avoided striking a church steeple.

" tCMTAI. KIWI PHOTO MWjYOIIl.. MME. GALLI CURCI The sweet toned opera singer sails on the S. S. Caronia for her vacation in her beloved heme land, but will return in time for the opening of the opera season.

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PRINCE OF WALES IN THE FIJI ISLANDS The Prince of Wales inspects the Guard of Honor furnished by the Fiji constabulary at Suva, Fiji Islands.

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t - - jJ- riit mr -ffc i - x 'r t r" r " A rt rf" i rr . i" il -Hi WINNER OF THE BRITISH OPEN GOLF TITLE George Duncan, who came from behind in brilliant fashion and bested the pick of American and English players. He won after a disastrous start requiring 160 for the first thirty-six holes. The last half of the match he played in 143, having a 71 for the third round and a 72 for the final one. Jim Barnes representing America was forced to be satisfied with third place.

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ALLIES CONFER ON PLANS FOR MAKING GERMANY OBSERVE PEACE TERMS French and British delegates to the five power conference, which took place recently at Boulogne. Left to right: Lord Curzon, David Lloyd George, Field Marshal Henry Wilson, Marshal Foch and General Wcy-gand.

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FILM STARS ENTHUSIASTICALLY RECEIVED IN ENGLAND That "Doug." and Mary are just as popular abroad as they are with the folks at home was evidenced upon their arrival at Southampton, England, when a reception said to equal that extended to a royal visitor was given them by the inhabitants cf that British seaport. Photo shows the movie stars being welcomed by the Mayor cf Southampton.

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TRAVELS LIKE A STREAK OF LIGHT Robert Breese, millionaire sporman, of Long Island, N. Y.. has the proud distinction of being the possessor of the smallest practical auto in the world. The car is equipped with a powerful airplane motor, cepable cf driving it at the rate of ICO miles an hour. The little racer is only slightly more than seven feet in length. Photo shows Mr. Breese in his ''flying peanut", as he calls it.

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SENATOR HARDING MAKES "CANNED" SPEECHES FOR CAMPAIGN PURPOSES Senator Harding making a phonographic record of a speech on Americanism, which he has specially prepared for the campaign. Campaigning by phonograph is the latest 1920 efficiency.

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FRANKLIN DELANO ROOSEVELT, ON HORSEBACK IN SUBURBS OF WASHINGTON The Democratic nominee for the Vice-Presidency is a clear cut athletic American, and very fend of riding and all outdoor sports. "5 TCZ.'JTTy ' " '"" " " " " ' '"" ' " "" v

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MILLIONAIRE BANKERS AIR SPECIAL

The "air special" at its mooring in the Hudson River, New York, ready for its initial New York to Southampton flight, on which it carried ten prominent New York bankers.

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AMERICA CUP DEFENDER RESOLUTE. With Mils set and flying like a bird.