South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 350, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 15 December 1920 — Page 21

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BOY SCOUTS AT ROOSEVELT'S GRAVE Daniel Carter Beard, National Scout Commissioner, and Lieut.-Ccl. Theodore Roosevelt at the grave of the late Colonel Roosevelt oa the occasion cf the First Roosevelt Memorial Pilgrimage to Oyster Bay. Fifteen hundred Boy Scouts traveled to the grave in trucks and motor buses and each placed a ficwer on it. Later a reception was given them at Sagamore Hill by L:eut.-Col. and Mrs. Roosevelt.

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CUBANS GO WILD OVER BATIK RUTH K The champion home run hitter cl America, who has been playing exhibition games with the G:?.r.t "barn-termers" in Cuba, hss made as big a hit with the fans there as he has here. Babe played in six pames without knocking out a hemer, but he finnlly landed or.?. It was the longest hit ever made at Almandarcs Park in Havana and brought the excitable Cubans to their feet.

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.ClMTIULI.,OT0.llRVICI.lfCHJ THE REMOVAL FROM FRANCE AND BURIAL IN WESTMINSTER ABBEY OF THE BODY OF AN UNKNOWN HERO OF THE WAR On Armistice Day all England honored an unknown war hero, whose body was disenterred from a battltfield in France. He was a private soldier and his name is not known, but England gave his body a resting place in Westminster Abbey with that of other heroes of the Empire in recognition of the heroism cf the ran'.: and hie of the Army in the war. The King of England placed a wreath on the cofHn which was carried through the streets of London. Notable men of the Army and Navy and statesmen were in the procession. Photo shows the body leaving the Cenotaph for the Abbey, London, England.

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CREW FOR WORLD'S BIGGEST DIRIGIBLE An American crew is now training in England to bring home the world's largest dirigible, now nearing completion. Officers of the R-38 left to right Captain Wann, who is instructing American iirmen in the handling of the big aircraft; Commander Maxfield, U. S. A. Air Service, who will command the R-38; Chief Engineer Commander Brog, who will be responsible fcr the mechanics of the R-33; Lieutenant Hoyt and Dr. Taylor, the latter the airship's doctor.

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HOW PURE IS YOUR MILK? Dr. Julius Hortvet, Minnesota State Chemist, with his new device known as the "Crycsccpe," which reveals what percentage of water has been added to milk.

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RIVAL BILLIARD CHAMPIONS DRINK TO EACH, OTHERS HEALTH Horemans, the Belgian Billiard expert, and Willie Hoppe, for fifteen years the American champion at a luncheon in New York. The- luncheon was given to welcome the young Belgian. Hoppe, left; Horemans, right.

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HEAD OF VICTORIOUS NAVY TEAM Eddie Ewen, right end and captain of the Navy Football Team, which defeated the Army Eleven at the Polo Grounds, New Yok, November 27th, by a score of 7 to D. This was the twenty-third football battle between Army and Navy. The score now stands 11 to 11 with or.c tie.

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THE TALLEST BROTHER AND SISTER IN THE WORLD These oddities of Germany are William Van Drochen and his sister Mariana. She is 24 ye?rs old and is 8 feet, 7 inches tall, weighing 340 pounds, while he is 21 years old, 9 feet tall and weighs 326 pounds.

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TOP OF MT. BLANC SLIDES OFF; AVALANCHE SWEEPS FOR TEN MILES V

The top of Mt Blanc fell off several days ago and started an enormous avalanche, which rolled down into

Italy along the gorge ot the lirenva ülacier, destroying in its course the whole forest of Pourtud. The origin of the avalanche was unknown until November 27th, when the weather cleared, and powerful telescopes could be brought to bear cn the mountain. Then it was found that part of the limestone pyramid which forms the summit of the

greatest mountain mass in Europe had split and fallen. It looks as if several score feet had been taken from the height cf the mountain, which is given in books of reference as 1 5,782 feet

KING OF COURT TENNIS PLAYERS Jay Gould, the well known society man, who represented the Columbia Club at the opening cf the Metropolitan class A 6quash tennis championthip games.

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POLICE MAKE RAIDS IN DUBLIN IN SEARCH FOR SLAYERS OF SOLDIERS Exciting scenes were witnessed in the Irish Capital following the v.-hol?ca:e murder of British e;X:ers by alXr.f ! Sinn Feiners. The "Black and Tars" after firing at a football thron j cashed through the streets in arrr.crci c::. held up susprcts and searched them and invaded houses. Throngs that congregated in the streets vere ci-.crsed by the armored cars and men and oraen were forced to flee quichly to avoid bring run down. nd many were arrested.

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