South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 93, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 3 April 1921 — Page 31

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THE NEWS-TIMES, SOUTH BEND, IND.

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AN INTERNATIONAL TRIO David Lloyd George, Premier of England; Aristide Briand, Premier of France; and Marshal Foch, snapped aft;r the conference, which resulted in the invasion of the Rhine district of Germany.

OUR NEW SECRETARY OF ARICULTU RE Henry C. Wallace and Dr. W. A. Taylor, chief of the Bureau of riant Industry, photographed at the opening of the annual amarylhs show.

PRESIDENT HARDING AND BOY SCOUTS President Harding received a picked gToup of "Eagle" Boy Scouts at the White House. Others in the photograph are Jas. E. West, Chief Scout Executive; Mortimer S. Schiff, Vice-President Boy Scouts of America, and C. II. Livingston, President of the Boy Scouts of America. The President accepted the office of Honorary President of the Boy Scout organization.

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NORMA TALMADGE With one of the street frocks she brought from Paris. Note the unusual length of the skirt which will again be popular. The rufHed cuffs and collar add a contrasting touch and the drapery in the front of the gown is kept in place by an immense tassel. The smart walking stick is very much in vogue.

WONDERFUL TOTEM POLES OF BRITISH COLUMBIA In the center of the Indian village of Kitwanga, British Columbia,

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village trom evu spirits and trom all kinds of danger. Some of the totem poles in the village are among the most remarkable ever seen by white men.

THREE OF THE NEW CIRCUS FREAKS WHO RECENTLY ARRIVED IN NEW YORK Jenny Lindsay and Ludwig Schulden are both twenty-two years cf age, but Jenny is just 3 feet 2 inches tali and Ludwig 7 feet 4 inches. Ernest Hoehne, aged eighteen, tips the scales at 570 pounds.

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AXEL WALLENBERG AND WIFE The new Swedish Minister to the United States.

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NEW TYPE OF CARGO AND PASSENGER LINER The Steamship Wenatchee, first cf the largest type of passenger and cargo liners built fcr the U. S. Shipph.E Board. The special feature of the vessel is the absence of masts, which hive been replaced by king posts that make it possible to equip the vessel wit.i the most elaborate cargo handling gear and unload in record-breaking time.

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MEMORIAL SERVICES FOR DEAD AMERICAN SOLDIERS BROUGHT OVER FROM FRANCE Services were held for dead American soldiers brought from France, at Hoboken, N. J. Each ccffm was hermetically sealed and covered with an American flag. General O'Ryan and other high officers were present. Photo shows the decorated coffins, the mourners and one of the speakers.

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NEW STYLE "MONEY MAKING" MACHINE RECENTLY SOLD BY SWINDLERS FOR $550 An ingenicus device wl-.ic!; was seized by the police was u?ed by swin. tiers to bunco "suckers. One of these bought it for $550. It was supposed to turn blank paper into currency. When the paper was put into a compartment th? top was closed and electricity turned on, a spark sputtered, handles were rimed ar.i when the thing was opened the blank paper had apparently become brand r.:w kills. The sliding compartment was the secret. It held the real money which the bunco man substituted for the blank paper. Photo shows Deputy District Attorney Hill of Los Angeles explaining the rr.echmism to JuJr Channing Follette.

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REFUGEE CAMP IN TIENTSEN WITH V.CCO HOMELESS FAMINE VICTIMS Early in the Chinese famine hundreds of thousands cf inhabitants of the five districts of the North that are affected attempted to save themselves by fleeing to the populous cities. This photo shows the result of refugee congestion at Tientsin.

COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY CREWS PRACTICING FOR SPRING MATCHES The Varsity crew is on the right, the Junior Varsity cn the left. Jim Rice (coach), is standing with sweater at the right.

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