South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 349, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 14 December 1920 — Page 9

THE NKWSTIMES, SOUTH BEND, IND.

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PILGRIMS ON THEIR WAY TO CHURCH ON THE FIRST THANKSGIVING' Ihc photograph, posed after the famous painting: "Pilgrims Going of Plymouth, with disastrous results. Then in the spring a truce with the to Church- and "The First Thanksgiving." by Boughton shows the sturdy ; Indians was effected and the ground softened so the eclonists could work it founders of Massachusetts going to Church to give thanks to the Almighty ; , . . . . . ' .... o i . for the bounties bestowed on them. The picture is supposed to have been : and ,n true PlIS"m spirit the Governor ordered the good people to give illustrative of the early spring of 1621. on thv day that Governor Bancroft thanks for the turn in their fortunes. It will be noted that although their had set aside as a day of prayer and thanks. The preceding winter had bren mission was one of peace, the colonists nevertheless were prepared for any replft? with honor fcr the colonists and many of them had succumbed to ! eventuality, carrying their old muzzle loaders with them to the house of starvation and disease. Indians had made frequent raids on the little colony 1 ood.

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LINER ATLANTA AFTER COLLISION Savannah liner, S. S. Atlanta, showing damaged bow after the collision with the concrete steamer, Cape Fear, in Narragansctt Bay. The concrete boat went down in three minutes and seventeen of her crew were lost.

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OIL PAINTING OF "THE FIRST LADY OF THE LAND" Painting of Mrs. Woodrow Wilson just completed by Seymour M. Stone, of Chicago, and pronounced by art critics as a wonderful painting, both as to likeness and execution. Mrs. Wilson is wearing a black velvet Princess dress and hut one ornament that of a pin presented by the city of Pans. The birds shown in the pin are moonstones surrounded by diamonds.

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CO'CmT lOITOhl vi CO .1 JfOK A BULL FIGHTER COMES TO AMERICA Juan Belmonte. champion Bull Fighter, of Spain, arrives in New York on the S. S. Olympic. He is accompanied by his wife.

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HARDING COOLIÜGE HAYES President-elect; Vice President-elect and the chairman i that brought about their election.

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DOWNFALL OF RUSSIA SYMBOLIZED IN STATUE Gleb Demjinsky, the Russian artist, whose bust of Theodore Roosevelt has been purchased by the Roosevelt memori.il association, is now at work on a statue called "Icar," which symbolizes the downfall of Russia. According to an old Greek myth tht boy "Icar" went up in the air to reach the Sun's rays. The statue typifies the failure of Russia to share in the victory of the Allies despite its four years of war. Demjinsky was a former nobleman and was forced to disguise himself as a sailor to escape the Bolshcviki reign of terror a year ago.

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FORMAL SIGNING OF DEMPSEY-CARPENTIER FIGHT Sitting, left to rigln: Jack Dempsey; Wm. A. Brady, theatrical reducer; Charles Cochrnn, of London. England: Tex Richard, of N4w Yrri:: Georges Carpentier: Francois Deschamps. Standing: Jack Kcrrs; B'4 Egdran: Capt. Ed. Moffot; Vivadcr: Senator Bill Li.ns and H. Ktckirt-ir.

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AMERICAN WOMAN GOLF CHAMPION Miss Alexi Sterling, cf Atlanta, Ga.. the American Woman Golf Champion, who 'has the finest record of any champion. For five years she has never lost a golf match. She has won the national championship three times, the Southern championship th; time number and the Canadian riujn-

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THE SOUTHWEST HAS AN ANNIVERSARY The first public celebration held in honor of the discovery of Southern California. 250 years after Cabrillo the venturesome Spanish explorer, first planted the flag of Sjyiin on the Pacific shore of the United States. Photoshows a jlsatinff q" tlc fraz Spanish dig in C zrzl

MARSHALL PET AI N FIXING MEMORIAL TABLET AT VERDUN. FRANCE Marshal Petain laying memorial tablet o.a cornerstone 4. rr.e-r. -r: 2C0.CC0 unknown dead on th battlefield of France. Cercrrr.ry w, ff-rved hy uhe Kcighu of Columbia c: l! ! rci- tri; ;c T'5-

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