South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 348, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 13 December 1920 — Page 9

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PRESIDENT-ELECT HARDING'S VISIT TO TEXAS Vith coat and straw hat. President-elect W. G. Harding. Barehead is F. E. Scobey, of San Antonio, Texas. Ladies are: Mrs. R. B. Crcager and Mrs. Scobey, left to right.

THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS Chief Lemuel Occum Fielding, last chief of the proud and ancient tribe that once ruled the entire Indian population of New England. With the Chief are his daughter, Mrs. Myrtle Germaine and his son, Everett M. Fielding. Chief Fielding's visit to the National Capital is, first to present the President vith an Indian tea to restore his health and second to secure for the remnants of his race a slice of the business district of Norwich, Conn., valued at about $2,000,000, which he claims was deeded to his tribt by a former Governor of Connecticut in 1830.

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SEBASTOPOL CAPTURED BY REDS This is one of the most important seaports of Russia, and it is from here that the anti-Bolshevist General Wrangel, fled.

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INVENTOR OF GERMAN COMBAT PLANES Anthony H. G. Fokker and his wife. Fokker is the inventor of the combat planes used by Germany, the type which was most feared by the Allied aviators. The young inventor has moved his manufacturing plant to Holland since the war. He is in America to inspect the aeroplane factories and to ascertain what market there is for his planes.

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NEW JOYS FOR THE YOUNGSTERS The toy workers of the country are up to the e.-rs turning out toys for the Christmas holidays. The trade once almost monopolized by Germany is now a very large one in the United States, and the demand for domestic toys is great. Many new creations have been turned out to gladden the heart of Young America.

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STAR FLIER QUITS ARMY AIR SERVICE Captain Schroeder, holder of the world's airplane altitude record and the enly man who ever fell five miles and lived to tell the tale has been honorably discharged from the army air service and will re-enter business in Chicago. Schrocdcr is at right of photo.

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AMERICA'S WAR MEMORIAL TO HER SOLDIER DEAD The monument in the form of shafts will be placed on the battlefields in France in memory of American heroes who sacrificed their lives for their country. Center top piece, of the shaft is the work of the American sculptor, Joe Davidson. The American eagle perched on a shell will decorate the shafts to be placed at Verdun, the Argonne, and Soissons in memory of the dead of the First Division.

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DUKE'S DAUGHTER TO ENTER MOVIES Lady Diana Manners, now Mrs. Duff Cooper, has signed a contract to appear in the movies in England. She will have an English supporting company and English camera men will film her. She is the daughter of the Duke and Duchess of Rutland. Photo was taken at the time of her recent marriage in Westminster Abbey.

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RICHEST MINE IN THE WORLD A general view of the richest mine in the world, loc ated in Queensland, Australia. The ground was once abandoned as a cattle run. It has already yielded millions of dollars in dividends.

TALK ACROSS ATLANTIC WITH AMATEUR WIRELESS OUTFIT In a barn at Keyport, N. J., there is a private experimental station, where Hugh Robinson has taught his 15-year-old son Harold, the art of operating: a wireless telephone apparatus. He has been sending out messages carried on various wave lengths and has requested all receivers to answer giving1 their addresses so as to make possible an answer by mail from persons receiving but not having sending apparatus. Answers were received from various points and finally from Aberdeenshire, Scotland, 3,5C0 miles away.

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AMERICAN LADY HOCKEY TEAM LOSES MATCH IN ENGLAND The American ladies team of hockey players played their first match at Wimbledon, England, on November 11th. when they faced the Surrey team. Phcto shows five members of the American team photographed before the match. Left to rifht: Misses Fioley, F. Ross, A. Bergen, E. Chester (the Captain), and E. Wciner.

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NEAR EAST RELIEF HOSPITAL IN WHICH AMERICANS ARE REPORTED HELD The Near East Relief Hospital at Samsoun, a Black Sea port in Asia Minor, where Col. Jas. P. Coombs and other American relief workers are reported to be held as hostages by Mustapha Kemal, leader of the Turkish Nationalists. Though many of the thousands of patients cared for by Dr. George T. Pomeroy. of California, at the hospital during the past year were Turks, Kemal Pasha charges that Armenians have been favored over subjects of the Sultan by relief workers. Dr. Pomeroy is among the hostages.

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NOTING THE EFFECT OF THE FATAL SHOT One of the tense moments in the fall hunting teaser.. The moose is down and the lucky man explains the science cf his "wonderful shot."

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