South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 354, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 19 December 1920 — Page 31

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THE FIRST SITTING OF THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS IN THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS PALACE, GENEVA

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MRS. WOODROV WILSON N Photographed as she left St. John's Church, Vashinston, after attending the funeral of Ambassador Ekenzren. Accompanied to her car by the President's military aide and Van S. Marl-Smith, Third Assistant Secretary of State.

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BILL HART HAS A NEW ROLE The famous movie actor ready to sunrise come of his little friends.

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. WASHINGTON HAS TWO LEPERS The JJational Capitol's Leper Colony of one Ins been increased 100 per Cent., Charles H. Youn?:, 50 years of age. having been taken into custody and placed in quarantine. This is the third leper to be confined in the District, John Early, the first leper, having escaped after several years cf confinement. Photo shows, left to r:-ht: Ch-rles II. Young, Viiiard Centlivre. Both are former soldiers and came to Washington seeing pensions.

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THE GRANT MONUMENT M-ncriil to General U. S. Grant which has been placed in p-.icn in the Botanical Gardens at the foot of the Canitcl Washincton. It will be unveiled shortly. This monument is the werk of Henry M. Shrady and has be-sn eighteen ycirs in the making. The statue proper is of bronze and is the second largest cf its kind in the world.

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MRS. MURIEL MACSWINEY The widow of the late Lord Mayor of Cork, Terrence MacSwiney. hunger strike victim, who is now in the United States. The length of her stay is uncertain.

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MARKED BY SINN FEINiIRS Lord Dccies, who is said to be one of the men marked by the Si.n Feiners because of his siren? views express 1 recarding Irelanrl's campaign for independence. Lord Dcries is the husband of former Viv?an Gould. Photo shows Lcrd Decies and his three children Catherine, Eileen and George de la Poer Ilorsley-Beresford.

REMARKABLE BLERIOT AIRPLANE WITH FOUR MOTORS A giant BIcriot machine has just been completed in France. It has four powerful motors, two on the upper wmjs and nvo on the lower ones and two sets of landing gear. It is very stable and capable of a speed of mere than 200 miles an hour.

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GREAT ALASKAN GLACIER IS ONE OF THE INTERESTING SIGHTS FOR TOURISTS American tourists find the reat glacier on the Stikino River near Wrangcll, Alaska, a most interesting spectacle. U. S. aviators who recently flew to Alaska from Mineola, L. 1 landed near this glacier.

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TURKISH REBEL CAVALRY THAT IS FIGHTING THE ALLIES AND ALL CHRISTIANS IN ASIA MINOR These t-cc-s are a type cf the Turki-h Rebels under command of Mustapha Kemal Pcsha, who are waging war arsin't the Allies i.i Aii V.in:r and Cilicia. They are known as Chetos and are little better than briffan-s. pilLgml'. murderm.g and fighting all Christians, save American worker, of the Near East Rehef. They are excellent horsemen and well armt

THE LATEST MECHANICAL TIME AND LABOR SAVER IN THE HANDLING OF BREADSTUFF This immense car, which looks as.th.0u3h it were standing topsy-turvy, is a bot car loaded with rain at the P. R. R.s Baltimore grain elevator. It empties the -rain at the rate cf forty cars an hour just as cuichdy as a man could pick up and empty a bag of f.cur. The car is tilted at such an anjle that it can pour the grain or wheat right into the bms below tre elevated rlroad track. f

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AMORED CAR WHICH WAS RECENTLY ATTACKED BY SINN FEINERS This armored car stationed ou:?ide a ban!: in the Philsborough District of Dublin was attacked by Sinn Feiners. who fred at the occupants throu.h loopholes. The driver was injured and a civilian shot dead in the battle, the attackers beif.? finally repulsed. 1

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